Fat Harry

Just read Taylor Lorenz tweets. True insanity.

Groves is the real scary one. I bet he is last.

No offense but Weatherspoon’s is a chain and to be avoided.
The bar in the hotel at St. Pancras is awesome. Beautiful old structure and worth a visit.

It's being legalized in NOLA per Helena Moreno.

I distinctly remember when my primary school got AC in 1988. Before that we just opened windows and sweated.

Fallout might be an improvement to the sewer-like conditions on the ground there.

At at Paul Bocuse last year and it was everything that it was hyped up to be.

It will still be chilly in Bavaria, not really biergarten weather yet. Here's what I would do if I still lived there:

* Classics: Hofbrau Haus, Augustiner-Keller (sit in the cellar if you can, beer cave from the 1500's), Bamberger Haus, Max-Emmanuel-Brauerei (one of the few breweries that has IPAs), H'Ugo's (a scene), Little London (expense account), Paulaner am Knockerberg (if you are there before the Starkbierfest ends on April 6). The Viktualenmarkt is also a must for food, and has a biergarten with rotating taps.

* Clubs: P1 (P-Eins), 089, Tambosi, Helene Liebt Dich, and the classy club at the bottom of the Bayerischer Hof hotel

* Local Favorites: Killians, Ned Kelly's, The Keg, Zephyr Bar, Salon Irkutsk, Alte Ofen, James T. Hunt Bar

If the weather is warmer, the Chinese Tower biergarten will open and is awesome

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Joe Johnson fricking Willie Roaf's wife

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Fact or Fiction??!!

The Morzine area is like Chamonix lite. Much less expensive and not as schicki-micki. You can ski France and cross over by ski into Switzerland int he same resort.