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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?

Karatepop IowaCubsFan (might have had underscores in there someplace) TVsFrank VTKid (or something like that) Strawberry_Gashes

Misunderstood. I thought you were saying Steve Miller (the musician) was a Nazi.

Really don't see the equivalency, but ok.

Don't misunderstand. This isn't about remembering by the Millenials/Gen Z'ers. This is about what is/was being taught in schools, and quite possibly who is doing the teaching/determining what is taught. As far as 1812, I know it wasn't really taught - but I've picked up that the Brits burned the White House and attacked New Orleans, but Andrew Jackson & Jean Lafitte fought against them.

...are condemned to repeat it. - George Santayana http://www.claimscon.org/millennial-study/