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I wonder if Olivia de Havilland ever flew on the de Havilland named "Olivia"?

Bzzt. You're thinking of Quakers, not Puritans.

I know pennies are more expensive, despite loading them with zinc. Part of the shortage is due to coins sitting in vending machines, which few are using - especially in businesses that are closed.

She's in her 40s?

Not perfect, but a little looser today. Had ultrasound, acupuncture with electro-stim followed by cupping (ow) on it Monday. Friday, more ultrasound & acupuncture with electro-stim. Sore afterward, but I can raise my arm forward almost straight up. To the side, I can only get a little above my shoulder. Across my body, I can curl my fingers over the opposite shoulder, which I couldn't come close to Friday night. I also had a turned rib on my opposite side under the shoulder blade (I've had that before).

That's cute. If I had kids, they'd have been older than you.

Hard to believe these are all the same guy. He doesn't get enough credit as an actor.

If any were halfway decent, you should probably keep them from being scratched any further by being tossed in with other coins.

I wouldn't just dump those into a change converter machine. Go through them after familiarizing yourself with what coins are valuable due to mis-strikes or double-dies, or any other reason. Maybe there's a 1909 S VDB in those pennies.

Yeah, and the sugar behind the sweetness is exactly why I can't have them anymore.

Founder of Fleetwood Mac. Genius behind "Black Magic Woman", "The Green Manalishi (with the Two Pronged Crown)", "Oh Well" and a bunch of others.

That is kind of the point on why there's no ketchup on a Chicago Hot Dog - the meat is already sweet & the flavor of ketchup overpowers everything.

Not sure what I had in Webster, FL at this large Flea Market, but the guy had a little trailer with a grill. It had onions, peppers & capers all grilled together, maybe with some sort of vinegar. The next time we went, I wanted to ask him what it was but he wasn't there. Someone on [as] said it sounded like Sweet Vidalia Slaw.

Too much Kielbasa.

"People get pretty emotional over the ketchup question. Mel Plotsky opened our discussion by describing the condiment as a "catchall of garbage." Over at crosstown rival Vienna Sausage, they refer to ketchup as the "K-word." If you go into an authentic hot dog joint and ask for ketchup on your hot dog, the counterman will pause and look you in the eye. He may or may not say, "Ketchup?" with a tone of disbelief. But you may be certain what he’s thinking: "Behold this creature that walks like a man. It wants ketchup on its hot dog."" - The Straight Dope

Slippery slope...next thing, you'll think this is a good look.

It's only catsup because the Europeans bastardized the original name (as usual).

Do mayo, like the "bleeding fat Belgian bastards" who invented "French" fries.

Can't have - onion powder.

Ow.