Go visit those customers today, all the ones that Sun ran the ads about, and ask them what a crock of garbage that whole thing was and how screwed they felt to have been involved in reading those magazine covers that declared the new era".
The action has ignited some strong opinions from the gallery: Fred Wilson at Union Square Ventures pulls no punches and calls the suit a "crock of shit" because it "crossed the unspoken line which is that web companies don't sue each other over their bogus patent portfolios.
At Bestia, chef Ori Menashe's cassoeula is no less austere: pork ribs, veal ribs and sausage presented in a crock of strong broth; meat simmered almost to gelatin, greens cooked to the point where they tear at the touch of a fork.
Slender cuts of chicken and bean curd came in a crock of bubbling Malaysian red coconut curry sauce.
An $18 tarte tatin is billed as serving two, but could easily satisfy four; it's cut and plated at the table, with a crock of creme fraiche.
They start out bashing Bush in sweary, forehead-slapping couplets ("I think that you're a hypocrite - I say you're a crock of shit") and end up blustering like a stuffed shirt in an Ealing comedy.
Top ten lists are a crock of shit and I hope that all of you who read this understand that this list is just the opinion of me, Nick Gazin.
Queso flameado, a crock of baked cheese and chorizo, is an extraordinary version of an ordinary dish.
A perfect place, come fall, to snuggle in with a crock of soup, croque monsieur and glass of red wine.
The crostini plate arrives loaded with crispy baguette slices covered in hefty white beans, but the star is a crock of warm ricotta, crushed almonds and olive oil.
