I've had it happen as well. Speaking of I'm overdue for putting my tunes on the external hard drive backup.All is great until your hard drive crashes......I've lost a ton of tunes over the past ten years from that happening....
I've seen too many of those die to trust them. I use backblaze.I've had it happen as well. Speaking of I'm overdue for putting my tunes on the external hard drive backup.
They still have a "Mexican pizza" on the menu, but it's not the Pizzazz Pizza which I would call an extinct brand too.
The Taco Bell Enchirito....the only thing my Dad would eat there
When we moved most recently, we donated every physical book in our house to the North Shelby Library. It felt good to reduce the clutter, but I do regret letting go of my SciFi collection which included books dating back to the 1940's. I had quite a Heinlein collection. Oh well.Other than the streaming part we were still with you until the last few months. We've decided to move more digital on everything just to have less stuff in our house. We are still keeping a lot of our books but we're going to focus more on reading one and then donating/selling it.
I keep our digital music and photos on mirrored storage drives just in case.All is great until your hard drive crashes......I've lost a ton of tunes over the past ten years from that happening....
You can still get an Enchirito. Even though it's not on the menu, they will still make it. It comes out looking a little different from the one pictured, and with no olives, but it's really good.The Taco Bell Enchirito....the only thing my Dad would eat there
And checking the return box to see if that movie that you just have to watch tonight has been returned but not put back on the shelf yet.I know there are a few stores still around (not in my area), but I miss Blockbuster. We loved to go every week and walk the outer perimeter of the store. It was fun to see what new movies came out and to get that last copy of a new release.
Except that it used to be a corn tortilla. Now they only use flour torts.You can still get an Enchirito. Even though it's not on the menu, they will still make it. It comes out looking a little different from the one pictured, and with no olives, but it's really good.
As for my entry, here's another one for the Doritos column:
And paying late return fees...And checking the return box to see if that movie that you just have to watch tonight has been returned but not put back on the shelf yet.
Nothing better with cold beer on a hot summer afternoon.My wife's family got me hooked on these with olives & cheese (one cheese cube, olive, & slice of sausage together on a toothpick) about the same time we stopped seeing them in stores around here:
I'll check but I think Hydrox was first....Hydrox....the knockoff Oreo. Circuit City.
Grapico??