Crumbled.
I'm not yet sure that this isn't some sort of snark, but Kottke appears to have fallen for one of the hoariest urban legends.
A woman who was charged $250 for a cookie recipe from Neiman-Marcus gets her revenge by emailing the recipe to everyone she knows
Update: Yeah, it's just the same old smug middlebrow SCAL bullshit.
Updater: Confirmed.
[1] "Something" being the gigantic amount of email I received yesterday after posting this link. For a good 2 hours or so, an email arrived every two minutes telling me that the cookie thing was a hoax. It was kind of incredible, by far the most feedback I've gotten in several months. Boy, you folks don't think much of me, do you? ;)
Actually, no, we don't.
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Apparently, he meant to include it as part of his "remaindered links" series. Apparently haphazardly linking to stuff counts as being inclusive.
Same with the "end of the internet" page. That went out the window in 1996. Whee!
Posted by: Ethan | July 26, 2005 2:44 PM