Many fast food restaurants, buffet-style eateries, cafeterias, and other dining establishments where patrons are not waited on feature soft drink and soda fountains in or near the public dining area or lobby, instead of being placed in a staff area such as behind a counter. When ordering a soda, frozen, or other drink in these restaurants, the patron is simply handed an empty cup after purchase and expected to use the soda fountains to fill it with the desired drink or what had been paid for.

I would like to know what would and would not be considered appropriate, ethical, or legal when using the soda machine at self-serve restaurants to refill a drink cup. For example, is there a limit on the number of times a cup can be refilled? Do the same rules apply if two or more people are sharing the same drink? Why are different size drinks sold at these restaurants if the smaller cup can be refilled? Can an in-store cafeteria patron purchase a drink and return to refill it after shopping?

Ex: lowest prices: rice paper/match stick blinds/aka shoji blinds. Shopping/and reg. search engines repeat results and/or sell the first search results. Is there a site where perhaps there are several good drop down lists so that one could narrow their search via "combos" of price, reviews, s/h, location, etc.? I’d pay a fee for such an honest site.
Am I alone in being unable to locate this shopping search engine? The present search engines, from Yahoo to Shop.com do not function well for the shopper. Nor do all the search engine "tips" help me find needed results. Yahoo would do well to tweek their Shopping search engine, where drop down lists are more functional and such "combos" possible for shopping. ("Relevancy," as a drop down choice, always boggles my mind as it never functions well.)
Reality check: Am I dumb?
The web seems limitless while the hours of my life are not.
(FlamingoWorld does appear to give more results, fast, does not seem to repeat results.) Please share..

Today I was shopping at Fred Myers in the health foods Bulk section and found some Energy Bars in bulk that have BlueGreen Algae in them. I thought since they sold it in the Organic Health section, it must be good for you.
Then after I ate a few of the bars, I read on the internet that blue green algae is toxic and could cause death in humans and animals.
Should I go to the hospital? Should I be worried? Am I gonna die?