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Not Chicago. Florida restaurant. I think they used canned gravy, since it tasted like "Libby's". All set for a slightly peppery taste and get something horridly sweet.

Yes

With me, it would depend on if you put something in the gravy that makes it sweet. In that case, I want no part of it.

Mold has been ridiculously high the past few days here. Right eye is itching like crazy & right sinus burned all day yesterday. So I'd go with allergies.

Inspiration comes from observation. Were it not so, would Isaac Newton have beaten Napoleon at the battle of Belleau Wood during the Vietnam war?

I think some restaurant was using that name on Diners, Drive-In's & Dives for pepper infused hushpuppies or some other appetizer.

Are you referring to the candy, or is this something else?

Not worth the 2.5 mi drive. The last two times I got chicken there, the oil had been heated past the smoke point, so everything tasted burnt. Maybe when they open the new one nearer to me.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_incidents_involving_ricin

Wrong toxin.

9/9/69 - the most (in)famous black cat incident in Chicago.

"Let your freak flag fly!"

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8751197/Secret-Service-intercepts-package-Trump-containing-deadly-poison-RICIN.html

Maybe it was a nostalgia run, but I know it was late 1999 - early 2000.

I thought Beerus was gray?

That face you make when you asked for your home state Tennessee Titans Hoodie, but got...

I know this was the year because in 2000, I had to try to allocate cases of 72 each. My Buyer wanted to send 1 case to small stores and 2 to large stores. In a small store, that amount would have taken up about 1/2 the Apparel racks on the sales floor, not just the Juniors section. The Director had to step in (and I was promoted a short time afterward).

Since approx. summer of 2000.

"Temporary Baby Locks"

What about, "Aldi - we're kinda related to Trader Joe's".

Yellow7 Too soon?