It was born in Tampa, specifically Ybor City. Home of Hav-A-Tampa cigars (i.e. Havana/Tampa) and a large Cuban expat population since the late 1800s.

Could someone explain the fondue conspiracy to me? Because this article sure doesn’t.

I’m sorry if the clueless stocker hurt you, but it was really weird to extrapolate that no one under 30 knows what graham crackers are. Shrug.

Biggest missing thing for me is the inability to drag a file into an open program by hovering it over the icon on the taskbar.

550 calories for a chocolate chip. The Waffle and NY Cheesecake tie for heaviest, at 730 cals.

Smart. Turn a bad cookie into a chocolate chip cookie.

Do I need to watch Wandavision? I tried the first couple/three episodes and it was a damn slog.

I find this hard to believe. My niece and nephew know what smores are, know what graham crackers are.

I remember my 90s advertisements:

Home Depot has a snack bar?

I made us take a detour to Rochester when we did a random Covid road trip to Niagara Falls, because I’d wanted to try a garbage plate ever since I heard it in the comments here some years ago.

From the couple quotes I read on some other site’s link to the interview, I thought this was going to be terrible. Like, Glover had completely disappeared up his own ass.

So are you doing a Frank Sinatra bit? Weird to see gimmick posters on here anymore.

Sentence structure still says it’s Ezra. You don’t make the second half of your sentence rely on a parenthetical subordinate clause like that; they is very clearly referring back to the subject of the sentence and would’ve been punctuated differently otherwise.

Houston needs to be known for the dogs room Yoyo’s hot dog stand. His key innovation is ‘butterflying’ (my word) the Weiner, that is cutting it mostly in half, opening it up and frying interior-side down on the grill.

Sure, if you posit a set of facts that doesn’t exist, anything can be a _no_.

You make it sound like you’ve never been to a drive thru at a weird time and had to be like “hey, anyone there?” It's not common, but this wouldn't be some brand new experience.

Good, let’s keep him in drama.

A little misleading to take a mayonnaise (which is basically 100% fat, and thus super calorie-dense), sweeten it, and call it “mustard” (which, relative to mayo, is close to zero calories).

What's appealing here is the implication that you never need to look behind anything to find anything. Would be great to have that much space.