But I think I was a little happier before I knew that every pizza I've ever ordered would have been quicker, cheaper and easier to make at home.
And if I had ever ordered a writer to remove content I would have expected that writer to have done the same to me.
I proceeded to order a dozen Belons, the first I had ever ordered in France.
It was the only starter I've ever ordered that required its own spittoon.
It was one of the most expensive steaks I had ever ordered, and also among the most insipid.
I head uptown to the bar at Gabriela's, an open-air Mexican restaurant on the Upper West Side, where Chapter 4 goes down easily with a large frozen lime margaritia, followed by a small rainbow margarita, one of the prettiest drinks I have ever ordered.
Under normal circumstances, it's not a dish I'd ever order, either.
I don't know a single human being who has ever ordered replacement ink/toner, or specialty paper, or anything else from the "print solutions" suite installed by any printer manufacturer.
In all that time, I cannot recall a chair of any committee or subcommittee having ever ordered the removal of a person who was filming a committee proceeding and not being disruptive, whether or not that person was accredited.
No foreigner has ever ordered this dish.
