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 Post subject: Re: Best and worst pizza toppings
PostPosted: Fri February 05, 2016 1:44 pm 
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
i like a good bbq chicken pizza

problem is, most of them are horrible


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 Post subject: Re: Best and worst pizza toppings
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durdencommatyler wrote:
Best: pepperoni.

finally, someone's making sense in here


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 Post subject: Re: Best and worst pizza toppings
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as i become older and wiser, i realize pizza is really all about the crust


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 Post subject: Re: Best and worst pizza toppings
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spike wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
i like a good bbq chicken pizza

problem is, most of them are horrible

doesn't surprise me...i think i've only had it at three places here, two weren't good but one was great

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 Post subject: Re: Best and worst pizza toppings
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spike wrote:
as i become older and wiser, i realize pizza is really all about the crust

ur a thin crust guy rn't u

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 Post subject: Re: Best and worst pizza toppings
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
spike wrote:
as i become older and wiser, i realize pizza is really all about the crust

ur a thin crust guy rn't u

anything else is uncivilized


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spike wrote:
as i become older and wiser, i realize pizza is really all about the crust

Good man

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Bammer wrote:
spike wrote:
as i become older and wiser, i realize pizza is really all about the crust

Good man

i mean, as long as you don't slather it in bbq sauce and top it with dried out chicken bits.


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i'm into thick ones

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 Post subject: Re: Best and worst pizza toppings
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
i'm into thick ones

apparently, mecca has a 50 inch chest


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 Post subject: Re: Best and worst pizza toppings
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spike wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
i'm into thick ones

apparently, mecca has a 50 inch chest

do we know anything about his calves

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spike wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
spike wrote:
as i become older and wiser, i realize pizza is really all about the crust

ur a thin crust guy rn't u

anything else is uncivilized

:luv:

Also, by very definition, anything else is not pizza.


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In my fat student days, I used to go for thick crust all the time - bang for your buck. Now I can afford proper crust without feeling ripped off.

Though pizza in the US and the UK is actually stupid expensive.

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In my fat student days, I used to go for thick crust all the time - bang for your buck. Now I can afford proper crust without feeling ripped off.

Though pizza in the US and the UK is actually stupid expensive.

Is it really that much more than elsewhere?


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durdencommatyler wrote:
ABNorman wrote:
In my fat student days, I used to go for thick crust all the time - bang for your buck. Now I can afford proper crust without feeling ripped off.

Though pizza in the US and the UK is actually stupid expensive.

Is it really that much more than elsewhere?


The exchange rate's helping right now, but I could get a large anything for under £3 or $4.

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A margherita from a chain in the UK is about £6 or £7.

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ABNorman wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
ABNorman wrote:
In my fat student days, I used to go for thick crust all the time - bang for your buck. Now I can afford proper crust without feeling ripped off.

Though pizza in the US and the UK is actually stupid expensive.

Is it really that much more than elsewhere?


The exchange rate's helping right now, but I could get a large anything for under £3 or $4.

:shock:


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spike wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
i like a good bbq chicken pizza

problem is, most of them are horrible

yeah but when you find a good one it's fantastic


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cutuphalfdead wrote:
spike wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:
i like a good bbq chicken pizza

problem is, most of them are horrible

yeah but when you find a good one it's fantastic


Favorite pizza in the Boston area, Chud? I always loved Armando's in Huron Village (Cambridge) and Pinocchio's in Harvard Sq. But then Short & Main in Gloucester makes the best pizza I've ever had.


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