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Don't cry for me Argentina

Argentina's equivalent of cowboys were known as "gauchos".

I somehow managed to go on a date with an Argentinian gentleman who spoke very little English. It was quite a test of my Spanish.

I took 2n years of Spanish in high school and two more semeseters in college. Not even close to fluent.

Awwww, don't worry about not being fluent in Spanish, Lardy. We'll always have El Chupacabra.

We have an El Chupacabra here in Manila. Great tacos!

Across from my office there used to be a taco place. Pedro's Tacos.

I love tacos!

I love al pastor tacos.

Tacos son muy deliciosos

Taco Bell is both delicious and highly recommended if you're having troubles with constipation!

suger-free gummy candy does it for me.

"Sugar, Sugar" was the big hit by the Archies.

My mom had a cassette tape with that song on it

Ah...cassette tapes! I don't know how much this was exaggerated, but I've seen headlines that imply that cassette tapes and players have made a comeback because of the popularity of the Guardians of the Galaxy films. Not sure if this is true, but I doubt it's more than a tiny niche comeback that probably far trails behind the enduring appeal of vinyls in certain circles.

Indeed. I can understand a few super-Starlord fans who might want to use those tapes, but come on! There's a reason cassette taps and floppy disks have given way to better technology...

And cassette tapes are much harder to use than vinyls, too.

But you can rewind a cassette tape with a pencil. Try doing that to vinyl.

I wonder if anyone reading that will try it

I don't think cassette tapes will make a comeback. Vinyl at least has the appeal of the beautiful album art and relatively easy storage since they're so thin. I don't know what appeal cassette tapes hold.

Plus with cassettes, it was impossible to find a particular song unless it was the first song.

I feel the same way about floppy disks: good riddance

Feelings! Nothing more than feelings.

Sticks and stones

Styx and Stone were two rather forgettable Spider-Man villains co-created by none other than Todd McFarlane. Good thing he has the Venom thing going for him.....

I think this TV version of Spider-Man blows its contemporaneous Amazing Friends show out of the water, but no one I know seems to have ever seen it: