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I use Google Chrome for my search engine and don't seem to have issues. Have found answers pretty quickly for most things I search for.

Do you who are having issues use Google Chrome?
 

Are there any other types of issues, that people might be having?
 

The trouble with google is that they want your life story before you can search for anything. Does anyone else make a point of constantly clearing cookies?
 
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Who wouldn't?

p.s. Duckduckgo is my go-to search engine. Google only comes into play if I can't find it on DDG - so maybe once or twice a month. And neither search engine had anything concrete to say about perfume makers being protected from the plague.
 
Are you suggesting I made it up? If so, I suggest you don't rely quite so much on the internet when doing research! I read the information in a book!
 
Rosemarie said:
Are you suggesting I made it up? If so, I suggest you don't rely quite so much on the internet when doing research! I read the information in a book!
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Whoa! I am not suggesting that. As stated in post #3717, I'm saying that I can't find it, which I attribute to my inability to phrase it in such a way that a boolean search understands what I'm looking for and can retrieve the information for me. I see it as a two-fold issue: a shortcoming of search engines and my own inability to phrase the question.

Let's get back to cookies...
Do you have a favorite kind of cookie, or is your favorite whatever happens to be in front of you at that moment? ;)
 
Isn't a cookie sitting right in front of you,
more deliciously desirable than any other type that is imaginary and out of reach? :love:

I imagine a giant soft Bakery-baked cookie, but I will accept any cookie in front of me;
Wouldn't you? ;)
 
If it was close enough for you to see it, did you eat it, Holly?

I'd love either of those mentioned by Rosemarie, but they are too imaginary for me to feel satiated; so could I have some other type, please?

I saw a couple of squash cookies, yesterday, so I ate them. Has anyone ever had such a thing?

Isn't any cookie/biscuit tasty enough, due to sweet flavorings?
 
I never thought about @Rosemarie's point before. Other than seafood and non-factory-farmed birds (that eat a lot of bugs and worms), humans tend to eat vegetarians. With factory farming, that's even more true.

I knew a woman who hated fish - she'd wrinkle her nose and say it "tasted too fishy." Weird thing was, she ate dark meat (not albacore) tuna canned in oil at least twice a week, which to me is among the fishiest of fish offerings on the market.

Is there a food you don't like even though you greatly enjoy a close cousin to it?
 
The only pork I love is Iberico Ham which I can only get in Spain, and occasionally a tiny bit of very good prosciutto. Occasionally as in a couple of times a year.

When traveling do you eat local specialties?
 
I do enjoy sampling the local bakery items and cheeses but not any kind of meat.
Do the different American states have their own cuisine?
 

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