Clearly OT (but what the hell...) (was: food

It was thus said that the Great Roger Merchberger once stated: Mousaki---although I'm not spelling that right at all. There's a diner in Boca Raton [1] called, appriately enough, the Boca Diner [2] that is Greek owned and I've had it there. Quite good (if indeed, I'm thinking of the right dish). I don't know what Poutine is, but I do know what Haggis is. Tripe [4]. Or in other words, cow stomache. Sorry, I'll pass. -spc (Doing my best to keep this on topic) [1] Marginally on topic as Boca Raton, FL was the birth place of the IBM PC. The building that it was actually developed in is now an art museum if I recall correctly. If anyone is interested, here's a shot of IBM mainsite from Terraserver: http://terraserver.homeadvisor.msn.com/image.asp?S=10&T=1&X=2946&am… The large hex shape in the center is the (was the actually [3]) main IBM building, with a large pool in the center. It's a beautiful building. [2] Not to be confused with the Boca Raton Diner (ick, ptuey!). It used to be opened 24 hours (and was a favorite hangout for CS students at FAU) but alas, no more. [3] IBM pulled out of Boca Raton in 1995-96. The old IBM campus is now owned by a company called TRex and it leases space out of the buildings to high-tech companies. Some friends and I took a walk through the main building in '98 (thereabouts---it was mostly empty at that point) and the server rooms were impressive---some had raised floors of 6 feet or more in height! [4] Leared that from Hack (not Nethack). Also learned the vi movement keys on that game. Still marginally on topic 8-)