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Post by deroosisonfire »

EskimoSpy wrote:Blame the south for its lack of bagels
i still cry myself to sleep at night over this one.
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Post by kaci_beeler »

Thick-crusted deep dish pizza is where it's at.
Not that wimpy NY style pizza, all flimsy and falling over and dripping it's goodness off of itself.

Post by Wesley »

Chicago deep dish was invented by a Texan who moved to Chicago to open a Tex-Mex restaurant but was told no one there wanted Mexican food. So he opened a pizza place instead and invented the deep dish (he now owns the most successful Mexican food place in Chicago, too, right next to his original pizza place). I know its true, I read it in a book.

Seriously, Dominos Thin and Crispy is the best crust ever.
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Post by vine311 »

No way, the Taco Bell Mexican Pizza is the best ever.
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vine311 wrote:No way, the Taco Bell Mexican Pizza is the best ever.
I still remember when it was called The Pizzaz.
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Post by phlounderphil »

I would have to say a Stuffed Mangia pizza, a thin-n-crispy pepperoni and black olives OR the Super Supreme Deep Dish from Pizza Hut are the best pizzas. sorry to all you hut-haters. Who got ma back? Kaci?

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Pizza Hut can suck it. I know at least one person who will agree with me.

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Ummm...sorry I'm late Kareem...got bogged down with some stuff at work. (beat) But yeah. Yeah, what you said.
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Post by Mike »

Pizza Hut and Dominos can suck it. Pizza was not made to have a stuffed crust, nor was it made for pineapples to be placed on it.
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Post by Evilpandabear »

PIzza hut deep dish "or pan crust" is pretty goddamn tasty, Phil; however, i must say i prefer Mangias spinach pep pie. dominos i've never been a big fan of, yet their pizza goes bettet with cheap champagne than all the other chains. and pizza with champagne is one of the best meals you can ever have on the planet.
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Post by nadine »

I like Pizza Hut Phil!
And home slice. Yum.
And Austin pizza.
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Post by kaci_beeler »

PIZZA HUT IS AWESOME!!!!
Phil is 100% correct. Why would it be so damn popular if it wasn't so damn good? Oh and cheaper. It's cheaper than "family-owned" resturants.
I want good, cheap pizza! I don't care if it's your grandma's recipe if it costs me five dollars more.
I don't know about the rest of you but I ain't rich, not even close.
Long live The Hut.

PS: Plus Jon Hunt works there and it's fun to see him in a little flour covered apron. ;)
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Post by kbadr »

kaci_beeler wrote:Why would it be so damn popular if it wasn't so damn good?
Kenny G has sold 48 million albums.

Just sayin'

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Post by Wesley »

Not personally.
I bet he's never worked a real day in his life.
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i think you mean Kenny G Chode.
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