Topical Guide 469
Mark Dorset
Food and Drink
Reservations Recommended, Chapter 3
“You know, I was thinking that I might have one drink. Since it’s my birthday.”
“Waiter!” Harold calls at once. The waiter comes to the table, and Harold orders Gwen a Kir Royale. […]
“I hate this!” announces the child at the next table, smacking his fork into a plate of fusilli Bolognese.
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See also:
Food, Appetite for TG 56; Food, Chicken, Chicken versus Clams TG 44; Food: as Significant Element of a Remembered Incident and Its Literary Reproduction TG 34; Salami TG 135; Food: Preferences: Chicken versus Clams TG 155; Food: In Popular Culture TG 155; Food: International Cuisines in Translation: Chinese: Chow Mein TG 400; Food: Kartoffelklösse TG 367; Food: Aïoli, Chocolate Decadence TG 424; Food: Artificial TG 460; Cooking TG 463
Sexual Euphemism, Muff as TG 129
Sexual Fantasies, Male, Heterosexual, Adolescent and Beyond: Miss Clam Fest TG 53; Nymphs; Myths: Hylas; Dark-Haired Girl, the TG 59; Déjeuner sur l’Herbe TG 428
Sexual Imagery: Plants Perceived as TG 417
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