• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: pizza
• Sherlock Holmes: cocaine
• John Steed: tea (stirred anti-clockwise)
• Lieutenant Columbo: chili (with crackers)
• Commander Bond: vodka martini (shaken, not stirred)
• Agent Bauer: abstinence for 24 hours

Bonus:

U.S. seems to only export McDonald’s but they actually have really good fast food places.
      

Dans la même lignée, Marko vient de lancer un nouveau blogue d’animations pas piqué des hannetons : l’alinea-pinot. Les votes des visiteurs déterminent le fil de l’histoire de ce sympathique lapin animé.

Animated sushi from Marko’s artblog.

“I don’t like the sound of saxophones. It sounds like a fart. To my ears.”

Mike Oldfield, 1999.

“A new platform is like a new musical instrument. You can transpose existing music for it, or write new music that exploits its unique expressive power. The saxophone, for example, solved two problems: it provided better coupling and impedance between the reed and the air mass; and the mechanics offered better, faster fingering and a wider range of notes. You could play Bach fugues on a saxophone (rather nicely) or explore the then-emerging genre of jazz.”

Jean-Louis Gassée, Be Newsletter, Volume II, Issue 49. From The Quotable JLG.