Hoosierdood
Grandmaster
Me too. I get it.I think I'm in love with your wife...
Me too. I get it.I think I'm in love with your wife...
Isn't getting older wonderful? I love jalapenos on nachos and such, but I pay for it later. Heck, even the pepperocini that Papa John's includes is starting to give me problems and that ain't much of a pepper.While I love pizza, my body no longer tolerates tomato sauces. Wife's idea of pizza is cheese. NY style, greasy, cardboard with a thin layer of cheese.
I’ve never had a pizza that I did like. I’ll eat it, but it’s just calories to give me energy at that point. My wife on the other hand could eat pizza every day and never get tired of it.
I was trying to think of a way to say it without being offensive...but this worksI think I'm in love with your wife...
The one in Lebanon is awesome. We go every once in a while but she never lets me get the pan. She has to have her stuffed crust.Speaking of pizza, I REALLY REALLY miss hot and fresh out of the pan pizza from pizza hut. You just cant get that lightly oiled crunch once it leaves the pan for more than 5 minutes.
Alas, I doubt I'll ever taste that again unless I am making my own. (most stores are going carry-out only, and my local store is so woefully understaffed, I doubt the pan would get to the table still hot.)
Little Caesars was always equated to Boones farm.Little Ceasars had good pan pizza when Little Ceasars was new. Their pizza is now gross.
Been quite some time since I've been there. Used to hit their buffet when my office was relatively close.Pasquale's in Mars Hill was good. Still might be.
Just ask for pictures or its BS.I was trying to think of a way to say it without being offensive...
Yes, very dark indeed.Is that dark humor?
The pizza in your memory was fresh dough made in the store. That is now a bygone relic, sadly.Speaking of pizza, I REALLY REALLY miss hot and fresh out of the pan pizza from pizza hut. You just cant get that lightly oiled crunch once it leaves the pan for more than 5 minutes.
Alas, I doubt I'll ever taste that again unless I am making my own. (most stores are going carry-out only, and my local store is so woefully understaffed, I doubt the pan would get to the table still hot.)
Even after they switched to frozen dough, it was still better than the rubbery crap you get out of the cardboard box.The pizza in your memory was fresh dough made in the store. That is now a bygone relic, sadly.