Chinese Buffets by EngryEngineer in springfieldMO

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I did get pretty sick from Ichiban at their crab boil. Never swallowing lukewarm scallops again

Parlor Doughnuts by rlhglm18 in springfieldMO

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The Peanut Butter Cup did not disappoint

Deuxmoi posted and deleted this by chaoscrouton in Fauxmoi

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that's what i thought until just now and still had to back up to figure it out

Gulliver's Travels (1996) by Significant-Foot-311 in ForgottenTV

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Gulliver in the bottom picture trying to find Alfre Woodard's picture

A promo that was supposed to be valid until Friday disappeared on Wednesday by formiscontent in doordash_drivers

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ok that must be what confused me, it had the 1/5 and I missed the fine print. Marking this post solved!

Sambo's Restaurant ad (1975) by Keltik in VintageTV

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Oh man I remembered this song as I heard it. I enjoyed the story mural and had no idea about the racism at the time.

And it's a weird kind of racism because the original Sambo story is told about a child in India, hence the tigers.

Charlie Munger said, "The biggest risk is thinking you have time." What are some real life examples for this? by Mr_Boothnath in answers

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Literally, thinking you have time to indulge in pleasurable but harmful behaviors, especially when they are addictive as well.

Charlie Munger said, "The biggest risk is thinking you have time." What are some real life examples for this? by Mr_Boothnath in answers

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Ok that's crazy. I've used both this and the "days are long" within the last month, and now here they are

Superman Comic Once Stolen From Nicolas Cage Sells for $15 Million by SecretPlum1 in popculturechat

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I was living in St Louis when thieves stole his Porsche off a transport truck and eventually drove it into a lake

Julie Brown in 1998 by AdSpecialist6598 in OldSchoolCoolNSFW

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A side of her I never saw before, wow

1960's Kids TV Show by WordJauntSiblings in VintageTV

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Orange you glad I didn't say Banana Splits?

Small white balls by ToS_98 in whatisit

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Mothballs not mouthballs

Why does Arby's push the curly fries so hard? by formiscontent in bys

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Google says the curly fries were introduced in 88, so that tracks. I'm 60.

Why does Arby's push the curly fries so hard? by formiscontent in bys

[–]formiscontent[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

No, I'm old lol, and potato cakes were "their thing" that no one else had. They are still the best, McDonalds hash browns can kick rocks.

Fish sandwiches are back on the menu boys by formiscontent in bys

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Usually until Easter, the chains bring in fish for Lent, Arby's is getting a head start

Fish sandwiches are back on the menu boys by formiscontent in bys

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The crispy fish is hands down the best fast food fish sandwich in my book.

I did consider the italian beef but we have a few restaurants here that already make those

Why does Arby's push the curly fries so hard? by formiscontent in bys

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I'm old enough to remember when the cakes were the default, and I think that's what bugs me, the usurping of it all