I am SO in love.....

.....with www.pizzahut.com

A couple of mouse clicks and a fresh, hot, delicious pizza comes to my door. NO MORE HUMAN INTERACTION.....


WOOT

Speaking of pizza, and realizing that most of you are closet liberal, communist, Mormon Catholics , what toppings do you prefer on a pizza?

My favorite is pan crust, EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA light sauce, double pepperoni, BACON and tons of extra cheese. Did I mention almost NO SAUCE?

Any pizza is good.

From Pizza Hut, I want a Super Supreme. Sometimes, I even want anchovies.

Sabidoo I am SO happy for your love for pizza's
I love pizza's with tunafish, lots of olives and anchovies.
Let me try or some mouse clicks will deliver me a pizza too

anchovies?!? thats gross

Don't say it's gross until you actually try it. Most people who think they are gross have never even tasted them.

I used to work at a pizza place, so I smelled plenty of Anchovies.

No desire to eat any.

Anchovies are teh gross.

Anchovies ... yummy.

Never tried anchovies. Much smaller than sardines right?

Staybrite, anchovies are smaller than sardines.
Anchovies have a much more salt tast than sardines.

I'm in agreement with Topshot.


Pizzas are food.


Food is good.


I like food.

But even great wizards must have some favorites to help them in their questing and conjuring......

I prefer Digiorno,without anchovies.

Alldat said:

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But even great wizards must have some favorites to help them in their questing and conjuring......

O.K. A favorite. Maybe not the favorite (if such a pizza even exists), but this is close.


From The Rock. The Rock Wood Fired Pizza & Brewery is a pizza chain in western Washington State.

First, I usually pay little attention to the pizza crust. I usually eat the pizza and then discard the crust as wasted dough. Blech.......yucky--icky--poo. Waste of time to eat and takes up room in my tummy for the rest of the slice of pizza. But The Rock......ahhhhhhhhhh.....crust. I eat the whole piece, as this is the best dough i've ever tasted on a pizza, bar none.

Second, the sauce. Extra sauce. Makes the pizza less dry and adds flavor. Preferably thick and tomatoeeee......with just the right blend of spices and a little bit of *bite*.

Third, the cheese. Extra cheese. I want a blend of mozzarella and swiss cheese on top, and lots of it.

Fourth, the meat. All meat is my friend. But since you asked.......i'll go for spicy Italian sausage balanced with an equal amount of sweet Italian sausage.

Fifth, the veggies. As with meat, almost all veggies on pizza are my friends. But since you asked.......i'll go for whole oven roasted garlic cloves on the pizza. Also, sliced tomatoes, onions, black olives, red peppers, green peppers, sauteed spinach.

There you have it. VOILA!!


A pizza even a Wizard can enjoy.

Can you conjure me one through the computer. Man, I'm starvin' after reading that description. You should be a writer for their commercials.

I heard that!

GW, next time I'm in WA, you'll have to treat me to one of those beasts.

GODSWIZARD wrote:

Alldat said:

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But even great wizards must have some favorites to help them in their questing and conjuring......

O.K. A favorite. Maybe not the favorite (if such a pizza even exists), but this is close.


From The Rock. The Rock Wood Fired Pizza & Brewery is where communist eat.

First, I am a garlic eating communist.

Second, I am a garlic eating communist.

Third, I want to have babies with Hussein Obama, cuz like me, he is a communist.

Fourth, Hitlery Clinton, also a marxist/communist, is my queen.

Fifth, My breath stinks cuz I am a garlic eating communist.

There you have it. VOILA!!


A pizza even a COMMUNIST can enjoy.

FIXED

@ the post above. Shame on you. I am a gentle and sensitive man. My feelings injure easily.


You barbarian. :bball:


(Mr. Dribble will stand in for the *Antagonistic Barbarian Wielding A Large Battleaxe* emoticon we don't have)



Hey Topshot.......you come to the Puget Sound area?? Cool. Yeah......look me up when you do.......you know where to reach me.

Never been to WA yet. But when I do, I expect a pizza and a tour of The Vault.

O.K.

topshot rhit wrote:

Never been to WA yet. But when I do, I expect a pizza and a tour of The Vault.

Hey, I live in the Puget Sound area, and have never been invited to tour the vault.
Now my feelings are hurt.

There's really not much to see. Just a bunch of CDs. I don't even have most of them in the original jewel cases now. Most of them are in slimlines so you can't even see the titles of them as they sit on the racks.

I remember you saying that you put them in slimline cases. I almost thought about doing that myself, but I can't seem to bring myself to fold the tray card in half (gulp).

What do you do with the 12-page booklets? It seems like the really thick ones would not even fit in a slimline case

Slimlines are of teh debil.

Staybrite said:

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I remember you saying that you put them in slimline cases. I almost thought about doing that myself, but I can't seem to bring myself to fold the tray card in half (gulp).

What do you do with the 12-page booklets? It seems like the really thick ones would not even fit in a slimline case

To address your first paragraph........


I thought about it for a long time before I finally broke down and actually did it. It was becoming a *space* issue. If I only had a house or apartment all to myself i'd not have done it. However, I have to share my house with several other peeps (Wife and 2 youngest kids now. Earlier it was 3 and even 4 kids). In order to use the available space to its most efficient utilization I did it and 1/2'ed the space my CDs were taking up. The fold in the rear tray card?? No biggie IMO. Have to do it. Besides......if i'm comfortable with it......it does not matter. It's not like anyone else is ever going to either buy or even really see them. It's not. Once an album gets into the vault it never gets out. I listen to a CD when I first get it and I might give it up to a month.......if it does not give me enjoyment.......it's gone.


To address your second paragraph.......


With thick inserts it's also no real biggie. I end up sticking the larger inserts into the 'insert holders' in the front of the slimline. I only stick as many pages of the booklets as there is room for into the 'insert holders'. The slimline then does not close all the way, but it's no biggie. The slimline jewel case is going to get stuck in with the 'mass' of the other CDs on the rack anyway. The CDs on either end hold the CD 'innards' in place and the slimline closed. I suppose the ratio is about 1 to 30 or something like that. It just does not happen that often to where it bothers me.


So......again, I get back to the issue of 'space'. I do what I have to. No biggie.