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61967

If it’s in your head, it’s a worm in your ear.
What’s Your Current Earworm?

  1. Elton John, I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Blues
  2. God Said from Bernstein & Schwartz’s MASS.
  3. The Ramones, Durango 95
  4. Samson & Delilah, opera by Saint-Saëns: Bacchanale
  5. ELO, Telephone Line - not necessarily an earworm but it’s playing in the pub, and I’ve always loved the song, and ELO in general.
  6. Jimmy Webb and the 5th Dimension, Up, Up and Away
  7. The Phantom of the Opera, from the musical of the same name
  8. Nik Kershaw, “Wouldn’t It Be Good”
  9. Take Me Out to the Ballgame — 7th inning stretch in today’s ALCS Game 3 in Houston
61968

What’s Your Current Earworm?

  1. Elton John, I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Blues
  2. God Said from Bernstein & Schwartz’s MASS.
  3. The Ramones, Durango 95
  4. Samson & Delilah, opera by Saint-Saëns: Bacchanale
  5. ELO, Telephone Line - not necessarily an earworm but it’s playing in the pub, and I’ve always loved the song, and ELO in general.
  6. Jimmy Webb and the 5th Dimension, Up, Up and Away
  7. The Phantom of the Opera, from the musical of the same name
  8. Nik Kershaw, “Wouldn’t It Be Good”
  9. Take Me Out to the Ballgame — 7th inning stretch in today’s ALCS Game 3 in Houston
  10. Prince, “Raspberry Beret”

I was just out shopping and it was playing over the store’s PA system.

61969

What’s Your Current Earworm?

  1. Elton John, I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Blues
  2. God Said from Bernstein & Schwartz’s MASS.
  3. The Ramones, Durango 95
  4. Samson & Delilah, opera by Saint-Saëns: Bacchanale
  5. ELO, Telephone Line - not necessarily an earworm but it’s playing in the pub, and I’ve always loved the song, and ELO in general.
  6. Jimmy Webb and the 5th Dimension, Up, Up and Away
  7. The Phantom of the Opera, from the musical of the same name
  8. Nik Kershaw, “Wouldn’t It Be Good”
  9. Take Me Out to the Ballgame — 7th inning stretch in today’s ALCS Game 3 in Houston
  10. Prince, “Raspberry Beret”
  11. The theme song from the Disney cartoon “Milo Murphy’s Law”
61970

What’s Your Current Earworm?

  1. Elton John, I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Blues
  2. God Said from Bernstein & Schwartz’s MASS.
  3. The Ramones, Durango 95
  4. Samson & Delilah, opera by Saint-Saëns: Bacchanale
  5. ELO, Telephone Line - not necessarily an earworm but it’s playing in the pub, and I’ve always loved the song, and ELO in general.
  6. Jimmy Webb and the 5th Dimension, Up, Up and Away
  7. The Phantom of the Opera, from the musical of the same name
  8. Nik Kershaw, “Wouldn’t It Be Good”
  9. Take Me Out to the Ballgame — 7th inning stretch in today’s ALCS Game 3 in Houston
  10. Prince, “Raspberry Beret”
  11. The theme song from the Disney cartoon “Milo Murphy’s Law”
  12. Usher, Scream
61971

What’s Your Current Earworm?

  1. Elton John, I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Blues
  2. God Said from Bernstein & Schwartz’s MASS.
  3. The Ramones, Durango 95
  4. Samson & Delilah, opera by Saint-Saëns: Bacchanale
  5. ELO, Telephone Line - not necessarily an earworm but it’s playing in the pub, and I’ve always loved the song, and ELO in general.
  6. Jimmy Webb and the 5th Dimension, Up, Up and Away
  7. The Phantom of the Opera, from the musical of the same name
  8. Nik Kershaw, “Wouldn’t It Be Good”
  9. Take Me Out to the Ballgame — 7th inning stretch in today’s ALCS Game 3 in Houston
  10. Prince, “Raspberry Beret”
  11. The theme song from the Disney cartoon “Milo Murphy’s Law”
  12. Usher, Scream
  13. Bad Boy, Robert Gordaon. Obscure but very catchy. link

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Fast food item that surprised you in its deliciousness.

  1. White Castles’ The Impossible Slider
61972

Fast food item that surprised you in its deliciousness.

  1. White Castles’ The Impossible Slider
  2. Taco Bell Burrito Supreme. It was 1978, visiting San Francisco. There were no TBs in New England where I grew up.
61973

Fast food item that surprised you in its deliciousness.

  1. White Castles’ The Impossible Slider
  2. Taco Bell Burrito Supreme. It was 1978, visiting San Francisco. There were no TBs in New England where I grew up.
  3. Wendy’s Frosty - I knew it wasn’t real ice cream, but dang, pretty tasty
61974

Fast food item that surprised you in its deliciousness.

  1. White Castles’ The Impossible Slider
  2. Taco Bell Burrito Supreme. It was 1978, visiting San Francisco. There were no TBs in New England where I grew up.
  3. Wendy’s Frosty - I knew it wasn’t real ice cream, but dang, pretty tasty
  4. McDonalds Diet Coke - I don’t know why but for some reason their Cokes seem to taste better.
61975

Fast food item that surprised you in its deliciousness.

  1. White Castles’ The Impossible Slider
  2. Taco Bell Burrito Supreme. It was 1978, visiting San Francisco. There were no TBs in New England where I grew up.
  3. Wendy’s Frosty - I knew it wasn’t real ice cream, but dang, pretty tasty
  4. McDonalds Diet Coke - I don’t know why but for some reason their Cokes seem to taste better.
  5. Arby’s jamocha shake - First had one when I was a kid, and have loved them ever since
61976

Fast food item that surprised you in its deliciousness.

  1. White Castles’ The Impossible Slider
  2. Taco Bell Burrito Supreme. It was 1978, visiting San Francisco. There were no TBs in New England where I grew up.
  3. Wendy’s Frosty - I knew it wasn’t real ice cream, but dang, pretty tasty
  4. McDonalds Diet Coke - I don’t know why but for some reason their Cokes seem to taste better.
  5. Arby’s jamocha shake - First had one when I was a kid, and have loved them ever since
  6. McLobster
61977

Fast food item that surprised you in its deliciousness.

  1. White Castles’ The Impossible Slider
  2. Taco Bell Burrito Supreme. It was 1978, visiting San Francisco. There were no TBs in New England where I grew up.
  3. Wendy’s Frosty - I knew it wasn’t real ice cream, but dang, pretty tasty
  4. McDonalds Diet Coke - I don’t know why but for some reason their Cokes seem to taste better.
  5. Arby’s jamocha shake - First had one when I was a kid, and have loved them ever since
  6. McLobster
  7. Deluxe large pizza from the New Bethel Ordinary, Wanamaker, IN - It’s about 2 inches deep in toppings.
61978

Fast food item that surprised you in its deliciousness.

  1. White Castles’ The Impossible Slider
  2. Taco Bell Burrito Supreme. It was 1978, visiting San Francisco. There were no TBs in New England where I grew up.
  3. Wendy’s Frosty - I knew it wasn’t real ice cream, but dang, pretty tasty
  4. McDonalds Diet Coke - I don’t know why but for some reason their Cokes seem to taste better.
  5. Arby’s jamocha shake - First had one when I was a kid, and have loved them ever since
  6. McLobster
  7. Deluxe large pizza from the New Bethel Ordinary, Wanamaker, IN - It’s about 2 inches deep in toppings.
  8. Arby’s brisket sandwich
61979

Fast food item that surprised you in its deliciousness.

  1. White Castles’ The Impossible Slider
  2. Taco Bell Burrito Supreme. It was 1978, visiting San Francisco. There were no TBs in New England where I grew up.
  3. Wendy’s Frosty - I knew it wasn’t real ice cream, but dang, pretty tasty
  4. McDonalds Diet Coke - I don’t know why but for some reason their Cokes seem to taste better.
  5. Arby’s jamocha shake - First had one when I was a kid, and have loved them ever since
  6. McLobster
  7. Deluxe large pizza from the New Bethel Ordinary, Wanamaker, IN - It’s about 2 inches deep in toppings.
  8. Arby’s brisket sandwich
  9. Jack in the Box breakfast jack
61980

Fast food item that surprised you in its deliciousness.

  1. White Castles’ The Impossible Slider
  2. Taco Bell Burrito Supreme. It was 1978, visiting San Francisco. There were no TBs in New England where I grew up.
  3. Wendy’s Frosty - I knew it wasn’t real ice cream, but dang, pretty tasty
  4. McDonalds Diet Coke - I don’t know why but for some reason their Cokes seem to taste better.
  5. Arby’s jamocha shake - First had one when I was a kid, and have loved them ever since
  6. McLobster
  7. Deluxe large pizza from the New Bethel Ordinary, Wanamaker, IN - It’s about 2 inches deep in toppings.
  8. Arby’s brisket sandwich
  9. Jack in the Box breakfast jack
  10. Whataburger burgers
61981

Fast food item that surprised you in its deliciousness.

  1. White Castles’ The Impossible Slider
  2. Taco Bell Burrito Supreme. It was 1978, visiting San Francisco. There were no TBs in New England where I grew up.
  3. Wendy’s Frosty - I knew it wasn’t real ice cream, but dang, pretty tasty
  4. McDonalds Diet Coke - I don’t know why but for some reason their Cokes seem to taste better.
  5. Arby’s jamocha shake - First had one when I was a kid, and have loved them ever since
  6. McLobster
  7. Deluxe large pizza from the New Bethel Ordinary, Wanamaker, IN - It’s about 2 inches deep in toppings.
  8. Arby’s brisket sandwich
  9. Jack in the Box breakfast jack
  10. Whataburger burgers
  11. Cheddar Dogs at the Hot Dog Shoppe, East Liverpool, Ohio

The absolute global pinnacle of hot dog deliciousness.

61982

Fast food item that surprised you in its deliciousness.

  1. White Castles’ The Impossible Slider
  2. Taco Bell Burrito Supreme. It was 1978, visiting San Francisco. There were no TBs in New England where I grew up.
  3. Wendy’s Frosty - I knew it wasn’t real ice cream, but dang, pretty tasty
  4. McDonalds Diet Coke - I don’t know why but for some reason their Cokes seem to taste better.
  5. Arby’s jamocha shake - First had one when I was a kid, and have loved them ever since
  6. McLobster
  7. Deluxe large pizza from the New Bethel Ordinary, Wanamaker, IN - It’s about 2 inches deep in toppings.
  8. Arby’s brisket sandwich
  9. Jack in the Box breakfast jack
  10. Whataburger burgers
  11. Cheddar Dogs at the Hot Dog Shoppe, East Liverpool, Ohio
  12. Anything at the Taco Cabanas in Texas. Look for their pink buildings. Whenever I go to Texas, I have to visit a Taco Cabana. ETA: They’re now expanded to New Mexico! Locations, https://goo.gl/nv2vTj.
61983

Fast food item that surprised you in its deliciousness.

  1. White Castles’ The Impossible Slider
  2. Taco Bell Burrito Supreme. It was 1978, visiting San Francisco. There were no TBs in New England where I grew up.
  3. Wendy’s Frosty - I knew it wasn’t real ice cream, but dang, pretty tasty
  4. McDonalds Diet Coke - I don’t know why but for some reason their Cokes seem to taste better.
  5. Arby’s jamocha shake - First had one when I was a kid, and have loved them ever since
  6. McLobster
  7. Deluxe large pizza from the New Bethel Ordinary, Wanamaker, IN - It’s about 2 inches deep in toppings.
  8. Arby’s brisket sandwich
  9. Jack in the Box breakfast jack
  10. Whataburger burgers
  11. Cheddar Dogs at the Hot Dog Shoppe, East Liverpool, Ohio
  12. Anything at the Taco Cabanas in Texas. Look for their pink buildings. Whenever I go to Texas, I have to visit a Taco Cabana. ETA: They’re now expanded to New Mexico! Locations, https://goo.gl/nv2vTj.
  13. McDonald’s steak egg and cheese bagel

If you want steak & egg & don’t feel like cooking it yourself, this is one way to have it quickly and cheaply

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It’s getting cold here! Anagrams from the letters in cold weather, 6 letter words or longer

  1. loathed
61984

It’s getting cold here! Anagrams from the letters in cold weather, 6 letter words or longer

  1. loathed
  2. chowder

Always good when there’s cold weather

61985

I had some New England clam chowder last night for dinner. Loved it, and it’s not even cold here near San Francisco.
It’s getting cold here! Anagrams from the letters in cold weather, 6 letter words or longer

  1. loathed
  2. chowder
  3. crowed
61986

It’s getting cold here! Anagrams from the letters in cold weather, 6 letter words or longer

  1. loathed
  2. chowder
  3. crowed
  4. treadle