In 1988, I worked at The Taco Maker, and we had chicken tacos. All we did was cook shredded chicken with “Mexican spices”. Put it in a corn shell, added cheese, lettuce and sour cream.

I knew this article was your before I could see who wrote it.

A simpler solution;

You just know this was going on in the kitchen;

I’ll let my Dad know. He had a “mom & pop” grocery store in the 70s through the 80s and he’d bring home classic containers; soda bottles, old tins, etc. He’d display them on top of the cabinets in our kitchen.

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I hope they got the help they needed.

If you have a window above your kitchen sink, that bottle would make a nice decoration... after you pour one out for your MIL.

I watched this episode when it originally aired, Aunt Claire :P

I’d watch all of those in a single day, and add Robocop as well.

Now that’s a movie I’d like to see! You could even subtly make it a sequel to The Last Starfighter! But Clem has to have the gift of being to shoot the guns, while Joel is the pilot. I wonder what color Clem would dye her hair to fight an impossible battle against incredible odds?

Who knows if they would have improved themselves based on the tapes? We’re talking about a stand alone movie with a runtime of 108 minutes. IF they decided to do a sequel it could have been about Joel and Clem getting erased multiple times, their friends trying to stop them, etc. They could even film it now, since a…

Towards the end, yes they were. Would they change after listening to the tapes of why they broke up, who knows? They were together for 2 years when the movie starts, yet Joel and Clem still had their own apartments. That makes sense for the purpose of the movie but you could also look at they knew that their…

Who’s to say that they wouldn’t work on the problems they expressed on the tapes?

They did go on to find people that made them happy... it was their newly erased selves. 

For the past several years I’ve watched following movies on Valentines Day;

The Mashed Potato Devil Tower is a great lifehack; once you’ve finished sculpting it, use your fork to make a hole at the top for a pat of butter then cover it up to melt it.

I was inspired to add thin slices of a Gala apple to grilled cheese sammich. My mistake was not slicing the apple before starting the grilling. Thankfully I turned down the heat before burning the breads.

Funny coincidence, I’m making oven baked chickpeas tonight since its hella cold. I made that decision right before I read your article.