But even though the cumin-topped pappadums went perfectly with the potent house cocktails, Hamilton realized that the cumin was "really fouling up a glass of wine," and so she recently switched to a new version of the chickpea-based crispbread made with black pepper and asafitida (also known as "devil's dung" for its pungent smell in an uncooked state).
What a moment Friday night, and so what if Carlos Beltran's "foul ball" was really a hit in the sixth inning?
As Borgia minutely analyzed what looked like a flagrant foul — but which was really an offensive player slipping on his flight to the hoop — he said, "See how good we are frame by frame?" All the league wants, he added, are announcers familiar with the rules who will reverse incorrect calls of the game when replays show that the referees are right.
"The way they battled, fouling off a lot of pitches, it was really tough," Santana said.
But today she was really smart in the second half and didn't pick up her fourth foul until real late.
Gere laughs: "You don't want to lose that energy but there's an unseemliness at a certain age when you're run by it, when you're not in control, that's really kind of foul".
"I think people are really getting a foul smell from what's been going on," said Michael Rikon, a lawyer who represents business owners in the Willets Point section of Queens, where the city intends to condemn property to make way for a large redevelopment project.
She's really wild, and foul-mouthed".
But it's really the same deceptive, foul-smelling, hot air we've been breathing these days, coming from inside the Washington beltway.
"Fouls are really hurting us.
