Thin crust pizza f*****g slaps

[ytsejam]

Dinosaurs Got Extinct Because They Liked Pineapple On Pizza, New Study Claims

United States.— A new study claims that dinosaurs probably got extinct because they liked pineapple on their pizzas. This is suggested by a group of scientists by the University of Juan Perez in New Mexico, who came to this conclusion after analyzing several samples of dinosaurs. After studying the samples for several hours, they could obtain the composition of what those dinosaurs used to eat when they were alive. They analyzed it and realized that maybe that was the reason why they got extinct.

“Since this is what we’ve found, it seems like their bodies didn’t tolerate pineapple on pizza, or they ate enough Hawaiian pizza that it became a poison”, said the leader of the project Mr. Long Dick. He kept going: “We would have been able to signs of another foods, but it looks like this is the last thing they ate”.

Some scientists think that dinosaurs got extinct because they committed suicide by eating pineapple on pizza.

What do you think?

 

[ytsejam]

 

[Hawkeye OG]

Casey’s pizza slaps.

had thin crust from Jimmy’s in Forest Park tonight.

I do like a Casey's pizza, but I probably only get it once every couple of months anymore. I ate way to much of it in college.

 

[knoxville7]

Not that any of you want to go to Rockford, but get a pizza from Leno’s or Sam’s. Shit slaps or bops or whatever you kids say today

 

[Leomaz]

I’m a Vito and Nicks person.

 

[Leomaz]

From well-recognizable names like Malnati’s for deep dish to Rosati’s and Monical’s for thin crust there is great pizza throughout Illinois with different varieties of crust. Lots of great individual places, too. Far superior to other regions in the US.

Love Monicals.

 

[Burque]

Newport Pizza in Ocean Beach has amazing thin crust pizza, not to mention an awesome selection of brews and you get to sit on the little patio and the people watching is phenomenal.

 

[Nail Polish]

I’m a Vito and Nicks person.

The last time I was in Chicago, I went to the one on 95th and Roberts road, and it tasted like they changed the formula.. But I agree, V&N is the best!

 

[dennehy]

V&N has declined a little the last few times I've gone although it was definitely the best up until a couple years ago. Villa Nova has surpassed it imo, but I think it is being sold.

One thing that sucks about not living in Chicago is that when I come home now I always go the tried and true places rather than search out new ones. And I'm usually too busy to drive to Johnny's for a beef so I settle for Novi's or Buona.

 

[Leomaz]

The last time I was in Chicago, I went to the one on 95th and Roberts road, and it tasted like they changed the formula.. But I agree, V&N is the best!

The last time I had it was about 1 year ago and it was as amazing as always. I want to go get one but since I’m 50 miles away it’s better to eat it there than take it home.

 

[Leomaz]

V&N has declined a little the last few times I've gone although it was definitely the best up until a couple years ago. Villa Nova has surpassed it imo, but I think it is being sold.

One thing that sucks about not living in Chicago is that when I come home now I always go the tried and true places rather than search out new ones. And I'm usually too busy to drive to Johnny's for a beef so I settle for Novi's or Buona.

We have a Villa Nova in my town it’s good but not on par with Vito’s. They do make a mean sausage and peppers appetizer

 

[dennehy]

We have a Villa Nova in my town it’s good but not on par with Vito’s. They do make a mean sausage and peppers appetizer

The one in Stickney.

 

[TL1961]

Thin crust is the best.
Currently.

I used to be all about the deep dish, but eating a loaf of bread with each slice got tiresome.

Also- pizza is a walking around food imo. Walking around with deep dish only leads to stains and sadness.

No food is walking around food.

 

[TL1961]

From well-recognizable names like Malnati’s for deep dish to Rosati’s and Monical’s for thin crust there is great pizza throughout Illinois with different varieties of crust. Lots of great individual places, too. Far superior to other regions in the US.

I love what is being referred to here as "thin crust" to differentiate from deep dish. Or what I would simple think of as "normal pizza".

Here in St. Louis. the crust is so thin, and the pizza so "nothing" that it has a different meaning.

I agree, "normal pizza" rocks. (Or "slaps" - what the hell is that about?)

 

[Omeletpants]

If you are going to pump a pizza place then post a fucking picture

 

[knoxville7]

I love what is being referred to here as "thin crust" to differentiate from deep dish. Or what I would simple think of as "normal pizza".

Here in St. Louis. the crust is so thin, and the pizza so "nothing" that it has a different meaning.

I agree, "normal pizza" rocks. (Or "slaps" - what the hell is that about?)

I worked with some people in Alaska that were from St. Louis and they always acted like St. Louis pizza is the best and shit. I was looking at em like

 

[Leomaz]

Does it get better than Malnatis?

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I wouldn’t eat malnatis to save my life.

 

[Leomaz]

The last time I was in Chicago, I went to the one on 95th and Roberts road, and it tasted like they changed the formula.. But I agree, V&N is the best!

I have only been to the one at 85th and Pulaski.

 

[Tater]

No food is walking around food.

Corndog?

 

[Axl Rose]

Cracker-style thin crust is all i can stand. A few years ago something happened where pizza stopped agreeing with my stomach. That has lead to me rarely eating pizza - I usually get a cheese steak or pasta if others want pizza.