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But like wine and cheese, you take your chances the longer they age. After a while it's all vinegar and sourness. The trick is to find the right age. Cheers, - DFisherman

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In my defense, it was a used vehicle. A 1984 that I acquired in 1991 and drove until 1996. If that's betraying my age, I better not mention my first car being a 1977 Plymouth Arrow...ah, bugger. Cheers, - DFisherman

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The Who - "Who Are You?" (from "Who Are You") Cheers, - DFisherman

Tom Waits - "San Diego Serenade" (from "Heart of Saturday Night") ------- I never saw the morning 'til I stayed up all night I never saw the sunshine 'til you turned out the light I never saw my hometown until I stayed away too long I never heard the melody, until I needed a song. I...

Yes, Christopher Llyod was quite good in a show that had many other fine actors (Kaufman, De Vito, Hirsch, Kane). Still, Reverend Jim was always my favourite character. Cheers, - DFisherman

Green Tea Ice Cream is also quite interesting. A little too chalky for my taste, though. Cheers, - DFisherman

I have a cousin that was nuts for the stuff as well when she was young. Poured it on everything. Now, twenty-years later, she can't stand the stuff. Cheers, - DFisherman

Makes me think of a product somewhat similar which the Ancient Romans used to do called garum. Link to an associated article: Garum Cheers, - DFisherman

You might also check out these: "The Brood" by David Cronenberg "Eyes Without A Face" by George Franju (which has just been issued on DVD) "Near Dark" by Kathryn Bigelow "Chronos" by "Guillermo del Toro" "Brotherhood of the Wolf" by Christophe Gans Cheers, - DFisherman

I live around Koreatown in Toronto so I can get Wasabi and Wasabi-flavoured things like chips and soy nuts and even Wasabi-flavoured Ice Cream. It's...well, it's interesting. - DFisherman

I forgot about potato salad....hmmm, potato salad with schnitzel, bratwurst, saurkraut, pumpernickle, a sour pickle and a beer. - DFisherman

If I remember rightly, these were the civilian version of the post-war Kubelwagen. The Wermach equivalent to the Willys Jeep. Or is it a later model? Cheers, - DFisherman

I miss my Renault 5. Sweet little car in the city. Cost next to nothing to run, could park anywhere. And it was such a lemon that no thief would touch it. Ran it for years until the road calcium got to the body panels. Ah well, C'est la vie. - DFisherman

Funny thing is, I personnaly only eat mayonnaise with fries or on a tuna melt. Otherwise, I don't really use it that much. - DFisherman

How long does anyone think it will be until a Movie-of-the-Week "Based On A True Story"? Cheers, - DFisherman

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