glass
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Truthfully I have not found good pizza outside the New York area
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Truthfully I have not found good pizza outside the New York area
glass
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Slow night without my buddy around.
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Luckily I took that time to read all the posts from yesterday.
glass
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Hey Jon welcome back. Sorry about all the loss.
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Hope your job is getting better
glass
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I wonder how Matt is and his job?
glass
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Well I guess I should get going.
Freeda
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Hi Strumdaddy.. Jump on in.
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QUESTION OF THE DAY
How do you describe what you do for a living to your friends? To strangers at a party? To your family?
How do you describe what you do for a living to your friends? To strangers at a party? To your family?
Ukulelerob
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I'm pretty sure there are some folks in Chicago that would like to debate that statement.
I personally don't care.
I've seen people rave about pizzas that I thought weren't much. It's personal taste for sure.
I didn't mean this to hurt feelings, just my opinion.
Freeda
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Pizza Margherita has become my favorite: simple, elegant, and indescribably delicious. Best I've ever had was in a wood-fired place in Flagstaff, Arizona.
Ukulelerob
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When I was working. I was titled a boilermaker first. Although I only been in a couple of boilers in my life. I used to say I was a carpenter who worked with steel.
Late in my history they did a lot of job combining and then they called us ironworkers.
Ukulelerob
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Oh.
A very happy and healthy new day to all!
A very happy and healthy new day to all!
Heal the sick. Raise the dead. Cast out demons. Cleanse lepers. Another day at the plant.
Ukulelerob
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Pizza Margherita is a pizza prepared according to a recipe of the Italian chef Raffaelle Esposito. The pizza was first made in 1899 when Queen Marghereta visited Napels to escape a cholera epidemic in the north of Italy. The ingredients used to make a Margherita pizza, tomatos, mozzarella cheese and basil, imitate the colors of the Italian flag. Queen Margherata liked the pizza so much that she wrote a thank you letter to Esposito, who decided to name the pizza after the Queen.
mascompro
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I say have you ever seen google earth, That is pretty much what I do.
mascompro
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This. I personally prefer a Brooklyn style pizza, but there are so many types out there, and I like many of them very much.
Ukulelerob
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mascompro
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I actually got in an argument with my Italian aunt, many years ago, because she insisted pizza had to have a thick crust, and since she was Italian, she knew.
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