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I know when it was, but until I saw Gilliam's post on FB, I had forgotten she was in "Brazil" & "Time Bandits". (Never saw "Fear & Loathing...")

And all the others -

Not at all. But when people who would really know about such things say they are "not a toy" and tell you not to mess with them, I tend to pay attention. Especially when one of the people who I would have thought would advocate for their use says the same.

Sure - it's always better to take it somewhere else so that whatever you contact there comes home with you.

(They're waiting for Mardi Gras)

You should - everybody should if they're getting .01%. I just got my first month's interest - it's just over 83 times more than I would have gotten at my former brick & mortar "big name" bank.

Say hello to my little friends...

Roads I've driven like that usually had one of these.

You say that now but just wait. Eventually, you will take a big bite of a blueberry muffin and find it moldy inside.

Chicago's was where the Hippies hung out in the 60s. "The Second City" is at the North end.

While I think -

Never drink anything from Starbucks.

Conservatives and Liberals both listen to science...when it agrees with them.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087015/

Nope, never -

Nope, Kishka.

Like Kapusta, it smells sooooo good cooking, but to me the taste is meh. Since I can't have onions anymore, the sausages and Kapusta are out. A whole lot of things are out.

...forgot Babka, Krakow sausage, Krakus ham & Kolacky (I've tried my hand at Kolacky and Babka myself, I'm not very good at Babka).

My Dad did, and loved it...until he found out what it was. We never had it in the house when I was a kid.

But the thing that is called a "Polish" in a Hot Dog joint, ain't Polish Sausage. It's an overprocessed, bloated hot dog that may have some of the kielbasa spices. They don't even taste the same.

Grew up on Kielbasa, Kishka, Golubki, Kapusta, & Cauliflower Mushroom (including hunting through woods for the thing).

Wouldn't touch any of that with a ten foot Pole.