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My school cafeterias also seemed to always overcook the pizza: they'd always be brown and crunchy. And the chicken patty sandwiches were disgusting. In middle school, we had more choices: in addition to the two main selections, there were also pre-packaged lunches you could get, either a...

I will eat tortilla chips and some salsa, though I much prefer queso . . . again, I prefer mild, but I can do medium, but like I said, there better be plenty of liquids available.

Not sure . . . I just remember in middle school, our hamburgers always being half pink, and when a kid actually question the lunch ladies about this, they were like, "Relax, it's not really ground beef anyway."

I walked into the store, and saw a new iron claw machine that was full of nothing but plushies of Bob Ross.

Don't forget the caramel on top.

It's so-so. I only tried it as a kid because of that COURAGE THE COWARDLY DOG episode, am I right, @Any Del?

Like I said, just about the only spicy thing I'll willingly ingest is some good buffalo wyngz . . . but there better be plenty of liquids on hand, lol. True. Flan isn't spicy. :P

Standing up to bullies was something I was always on the fence about. On the one hand, my fr-er-acquaintances kept urging me to do so, and not allow myself to be such a pushover . . . on the other hand, my parents wouldn't let me stand up to bullies, because they said that would just be asking...

It's like nobody has a sense of humor about anything anymore. :smirk:

I'll admit there is some Mexican food that does look rather good, but again, it's all the spiciness and acidity that kills it for me. Say @fuzzygobo, do you remember that bit from THE ODD COUPLE where Felix meets Oscar at a Mexican restaurant, and goes off on him about how Mexico never became a...

The "123" in the actual street sign and the "123" in the officially licensed SS street sign logo are quite different. . . .

Even though I'm not a fan of Mexican food, there is one thing that always bothered me about "authentic" Mexican restaurant tacos: they never season the meat! Never! Even Taco Bell seasons the meat in their tacos, not to mention store-bought taco dinner kits come with seasoning packs for the...

https://www.theringer.com/movies/2021/1/25/22244344/cult-movies-ranking-top-50

Interesting to see this going around on Twitter right now, because this just happened to me: A former friend/colleague of mine who unfriended and blocked me years ago decided to temporarily unblock me to tell me, among other things, that I'm racist against Italians because I insulted her...

Diff'rent strokes for diff'rent folks. I'm a city guy, I prefer living within the city limits, I feel more like I'm a part of a civilization; the further out into the boonies, the more I feel like I'm cut off from civilization. The suburbs I don't mind too much, but it depends: I like older...

My Sid Krofft puzzle finally arrived today!

Same; the more I learned how VCRs worked, the more I recorded in EP or SLP . . . and, I mean, depending on the machine itself, even in EP or SLP, you could still get decent video and audio quality . . . I once had an Emerson TV with a built-in VCR (and DVD player) that was a Hi-Fi, and I have to...

As long as we're discussing VCR and DVD player problems, my VCR has been plagued by a really strange and bizarre problem for the past two months that I can't figure out what the problem is, or how to fix it. . . . It doesn't want to play anything that was recorded in SP. EP, LP, and SLP...

I'll agree that tapes take up a lot more space than newer forms of physical media, and I too have often replaced certain tapes with DVDs over the years - mostly if they were store-bought tapes of movies or TV show compilations; otherwise, the only tapes that I will absolutely never part with are...