Oh I’ve had it before, that’s why I’ve never actually ordered it.

I agree.  Just because something was available 60 years ago does not mean it is a cultural cornerstone that needs preserving.  I buy less cold cuts myself because they spoil if I don’t eat the exact same sandwich every day.  Add in the fact that I can get sub sandwiches as a per-unit cost without seeing waste expense…

Here’s a handy tip to remember if you should use “would have,” or “would of.”

I would have loved if you hadn’t fired your last editor.

Tarantino: “would have been awesome”

I mean the relevant question is why should anyone care if these disappear? If many people don’t enjoy them and they don’t sell well, seems like the market is saying a very clear “no thanks” and if it results in less food waste, that’s a good thing.

I’m over 40 and have never in my life actually ordered olive/pimento loaf.

It doesn’t invalidate your entire article or anything but we have been buying paiche at Whole foods for years.  It’s not the most common fish, but I wouldn’t consider it “new.”

Look, until proven otherwise, I’m going to assume that Alec Baldwin shot this guy.

A more precise estimate that I found was the 1550's, through Macau and the Phillipines by the Spanish and Portuguese.

But that said, cornstarch wasn’t invented until the 1840's.  

Yep, the earliest report of China having maize is in the Ming Dynasty, which didn’t start until 1368.

it depends on the store, for instance in the local Meijer stores they have two types of self checkouts, the standard “12 items or less” with the small space for groceries and the full size checkouts that have a rolling belt so you can send your groceries down to the bagging station at the end (they also have a little…

Some places, like Walmart, have specific self checkout stations for larger purchases with 4 bagging stations, instead of just the one for the express self checkout lines.

There needs to be more discussion, I agree, and not just whispers in the shadows, because the whispers often make an evaluation of the situation change.

Yes, good. Let the leftist self-cannibalizing and purity tests begin! 

Sadfacerealsadfaced is a “both sides” moron who dismisses replies. So here’s a reply.

I’m not saying YOU have to feel more comfortable with supporting Fetterman after Miyares wrote very plainly that he forgives him, believes that “it is inhumane to believe one mistake should define a man’s life,” and explicitly endorses him. But that makes me feel more comfortable voting for Fetterman.

The guy he chased in that incident both forgave him and endorsed him. But hey, nurse your grudge. 

I think you meant Oz.

Explain.