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Man not the Fiesta Veggie Burrito, it was a great value and reallly tasty. Dang. 

I love them and make sure to have some with a leftover turkey sandwich the day after Thanksgiving every year for the last 12 years or so when I go home. They’re the perfect accompaniment to it. I have them at Gioia’s every time I go like Danny did as well. There are many good chips across the country, but I think the

Thank you Boston U and Go to Hell David Zaslav.

I completely understand Stephen doing this. I’d do the same thing. Nick Offerman impresses me in every way. What a great time they’re going to have. 

One thing you can do to avoid massive cleanup issues is when you are opening a new bucket, is simply to open it in the sink. They’re my favorite pickles now. 

Zankou is easily the chain I miss most since moving from L.A. I lived there 8 years, only about 15 or so minutes from the original Sunset location. It blew me away the first time I tried it. I don’t know if the quality would translate if it franchised nationwide. All I can say for sure is: everything you say about the

Yeah, I have to say, Culver’s knocks it out of the park with the frozen custard and all its variations (sundaes & concretes), shakes, malts, floats, a Flavor of the Day every day of the year, AND in the summer, the lemon ice. Frozen Custard is listed first after their name: Culvers: Frozen Custard & Butterburgers. I

You’re very accurate about my hometown’s pride in Panera REALLY being St. Louis Bread Company. I wouldn’t say I snicker, but I do point out to friends its original name IF they’re eating/drinking something from there, almost like an involuntary reflex. Pavlov’s ghost smiles every time I do.

I kind of liked Bulldozer’s various helmets and how much he liked ramming things with his head. He does it a few times when the Masters of Evil break into Avengers Mansion, ramming through an oak door reinforced with steel, and then full on charging and destroying a flying stunulator device while yelling “Yeehaw!”

There was also an issue of FANTASTIC FOUR where he had been depowered and the Wrecker came to kill him. He managed to jury rig his metal mattress frame and an electrical cord to make the frame a giant electric chair basically, and he wore rubber gloves to insulate himself from the charge. If the Wrecker hadn’t had all

This. 100%. There’s so much entertainment set in Chicago. That comment made me do a double-take. 

I’m for sure interested in the Pickle Pizza, Breakfast Gnocchi, Lemon Cookie Tortilla Chips, Rueben Rolls, and Pink Guava Slushies at the Minnesota State Fair. I didn’t go last year, but I’m thinking I may return to my going just one day (usually the last day/Labor Day) this year. It’s been 2 years. Also, I miss my

You’re very welcome. Meant to say: The pizza in the picture that you made looks great. Hope you do get to do a trip down there, and don’t forget to also get some Ted Drewes Frozen Custard too.

I don’t know if there are any Hyvee’s in Chicago, but at the one in my neighborhood in the Western suburbs of the Twin Cities, they had a case of the ribbons of provel right from Imo’s in the cheese section. Provel in this form is a great salad cheese. Try it cold in a chopped Italian salad.

As a St. Louis native born

Fantastic work Will! Congratulations. As always appreciate you delving into the theatre background, and WOW those MAJOR BARBARA stories and cast he did that with is insane with great talent. Fantastic. Wish I could see pictures from it. Perhaps my favorite Shaw show. From that to Gomez, to Buddy, to The Riddler and

I’d love to try it but I live in a state with 0 Circle K’s as far as I know. Sigh. At least there’s still the delicious one that they have at KFC. 

Exactly. Man I loved and miss that show. Now I am going to watch the first season again on the DVD set I managed to get. #SaveTrialAndError

Thanks for sharing this. They set him up as killing 100 Frenchmen then he gets beat so easily. They should’ve given him a little more skill. Only 2-3 lines at most but lots of screentime. Its always interesting to see where someone starts. 

The pickles are essential. My favorite burger with peanut butter on it is a now classic Jiffy Burger at Blue Door Pub at various locations around the Twin Cities in Minnesota. Single patty, pepper jack cheese, peanut butter, bacon, mayo (which I usually ask to be removed, as I am an avowed mayo-hater) and pickles. It