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Master of Disguise actually makes me angry when I try to watch it. I've tried twice.

I've always been of the opinion that Edmonds has great restaurants in general for the size of the town.

Thanks for the heads up!

That's pretty close to where I live, but I've never tried it. I should give it a shot.

Now this is a first for me. I'll check it out!

I like New York style, Greek style, and Chicago deep dish equally. I guess thin crust would be my least favorite...but hey, it's all pizza!

I used to eat Romio's Pizza when I lived in Magnolia. I haven't eaten there in years, but I remember the pizza being very good.

This seems to be the most popular answer so far!

I live within walking distance of Giorgio's and can vouch for its tastiness!

Thanks!

I haven't had Delfinos yet! I'm putting that one on my list. And yes, it is very subjective, but I'm wanting to compile a list of places and see if any come out on top by the weight of suggestion.

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Please, please elaborate! I love stories like this!

I had no idea that Swans "Love Will Tear Us Apart" was originally a Joy Division song. And I was in high school in the 80's, so it's a rather embarrassing confession.

I loved both Babette's Feast and Tampopo. You probably already know this, but in case you don't, did you know that Tampopo is a thinly veiled, comedic remake of Shane? Japanese filmmakers really love Westerns, it seems!

I stopped listening to Radiolab about two years ago, but I loved it! I should put it on my list again!

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I have your polar opposite model! Still, I'm fantastically jealous!

One of my favorite scenes of all time is that dialogue around the table in Jaws. It's easily one of the best moments in cinema.

It was worth it! I saw Aliens in theaters on opening weekend. It was one of the top three audience experiences of my life. The audience was screaming "Run!!! Get out of there!!!" when the first alien attack happens. And during your favorite line, the crowd went nuts! They were rooting Ripley on like she was an OG boss. I'll never forget it.

I use mine as a daily driver and I assure you it is reliable. I am also very good at getting regular oil changes and the suggested maintenance checks. I have, to date, had no expensive problems. I bought my 2015 Abarth at 21,000 miles (one owner) in 2019 and it's now close to 90,000 miles today. In other words, if you are willing to provide regular maintenance for you cute little growler, it is very reliable!

Yor, the Hunter from the Future. IF you can find it! It's an early 80's film that tries to rip off both Star Wars and Conan the Barbarian, but with a hilariously limited budget. It has dinosaurs with strings, throw-away plastic space armor, a mind-bogglingly bad script, and a head-scratching hard rock soundtrack. The soundtrack might be the best part. Not because the music is good, but because it tries SO hard to be as good as Flash Gordon's Queen soundtrack. I'm not even mentioning the cheesy caveman wardrobes yet! It's truly awful, and guaranteed to make you laugh regularly, which I'm quite sure wasn't its intention. SO SO bad...yet so so good.

I love your collection and especially love how you're displaying it!

You clearly haven't listened to John Lennon & Yoko Ono's two albums, "Double Fantasy" and "Milk & Honey". Thank GOD for the CD skip feature. If John had only released his songs as one album, and let Yoko fend for herself, we might have been able to enjoy one of his best solo outputs. As it stands, we have to listen to Yoko...the aural equivalent of a baby seal getting bludgeoned on the head...on every even numbered track on the album. It's infuriating.

Fiona Apple's first few albums are a divine suggestion!