It didn't become a swamp, it was always a swamp. Especially on the SW side along the canal, where raw sewage shoots into basements.

There is one in Buenos Aires, but I think that was a meat packing district….

I've always heard it as a tavern cut.

Johnnies. Melrose Park.

I like it - it's an old man pour and a digestif in origin. I find it to taste a bit like Tequila with notes of Grapefruit.

"Out of control", but largely confined to the poorest neighborhoods.

1857 - Battle of the Sands. The cops burned down Streeterville, beat the Bohemian residents, and sent them packing.

He hung out in the L&L Tavern on Clark.

It's a blast watching a rich, leftist blow hard doing a Colombian episode.

I like that he outs the shitty restaurants.

Laziest of them all. The B roll is shot by a local crew, he does 15 seconds of green screen, and the rest is voice over.

Split screen? I always think about that headache inducing Woodstock movie. Or maybe that's just Marty and too much goddamned coke.

Or are faced with the usual bullshit of voting when poor: stuck in shift work hell, lack of wheels, frequent address changes, ID requirements, felony disenfranchisement, voter roll purges….

Zoetrope buying a lot and turning it into a money pit for One From The Heart.

Nice Polite Republicans?

Post Citizens United there are no parties. Just loosely affiliated branding. Trump steamrolled the GOP for the same reason.

It was called block booking. Production content was largely determined by a studio's theater chain footprint - Fox did rural cornpone, RKO urban drama, etc.

Or she should have worn compression leggings. DVT on long haul flights.

The industry has been reactively trying to pry fat asses off of couches since radio cracked the home market.

Some of those women ain't even old timey….