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See this is why I either go for plain, mushroom, or olives. I'm kind of sad to admit that I like Pizza Hut still.
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achillesforever6 posted:See this is why I either go for plain, mushroom, or olives. Their thin crust is the best and I will brook no argument on this point. 
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They have good breadsticks still, but I ordered from them a few months ago and I couldn't stand how drowned in grease and butter their pizza was.
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raditts posted:They have good breadsticks still, but I ordered from them a few months ago and I couldn't stand how drowned in grease and butter their pizza was.
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Dec 4, 2014 06:21
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Are there places WITHOUT local pizza joints? I mean, I think I have about a dozen local places in a 5 mile radius. The idea that anyone would seek out chain pizza just seems foreign.
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Dec 4, 2014 06:57
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I live in a DC suburb that has plenty of chain pizza but no convenient local places, and none of them deliver that I'm aware of. We have a few good places that serve fancier pizza in a sit down setting, though, because that's fun. (Seriously their pizza is great DELIVER IT TO ME)
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bull3964 posted:Are there places WITHOUT local pizza joints? I mean, I think I have about a dozen local places in a 5 mile radius. The idea that anyone would seek out chain pizza just seems foreign.
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bull3964 posted:Are there places WITHOUT local pizza joints? I mean, I think I have about a dozen local places in a 5 mile radius. The idea that anyone would seek out chain pizza just seems foreign. Where I live, the local places are worse than the chains. On the other hand, the lack of decent pizza has resulted in my wife getting a lot better at making it from scratch.
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Dec 4, 2014 15:12
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I thought most of the 20 new comments here would be about Stewart's reaction to the Eric Garner case. Too depressing to even talk about? Yeah. But mostly pizza. That Pizza Hut bit was immediately followed by Pizza Hut ads on Hulu. 
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Dec 4, 2014 17:02
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berserker posted:gently caress man, every time I see anything with Lady Gaga in it I respect her more. She's fantastic. The big thing about Lady Gaga is that under all the presentation she's a big ol' music school geek who loves doing goofy poo poo. The persona was a way to get noticed but she doesn't take it too seriously.
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Dec 4, 2014 18:01
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Acquilae posted:Amy Sedaris No one makes friends with a failure!
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Dec 4, 2014 18:03
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Giuliani has been a worthless sack of poo poo ever since he got done talking about 9/11.
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Acquilae posted:Giuliani has been a worthless sack of poo poo ever since he got done talking about 9/11. Oh he was that long before too. He just got a pass for, ya know, national tragedy.
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Dec 5, 2014 05:07
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And I love the new guy already.
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Yep, new guy rules.
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Dec 5, 2014 05:14
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 turning around the "starving kids in Africa" line on Mississippi
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Dec 5, 2014 05:18
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One last Dinello appearance before the end... 
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Dec 5, 2014 05:48
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404GoonNotFound posted:One last Dinello appearance before the end...
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Dec 5, 2014 05:52
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I hope we see Michael Stipe on the shelf.
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404GoonNotFound posted:One last Dinello appearance before the end... Its awesome how he is still friends with his stangers with candy castmates. I hope he takes him as his co-host.
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bobkatt013 posted:Its awesome how he is still friends with his stangers with candy castmates. I hope he takes him as his co-host. Well he does need a bandleader...
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404GoonNotFound posted:And I love the new guy already. Trevor Noah, the new guy on Daily Show? If so, yea he's great and had a stand-up on Netflix that is good titled "African American."
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bull3964 posted:Are there places WITHOUT local pizza joints? I mean, I think I have about a dozen local places in a 5 mile radius. The idea that anyone would seek out chain pizza just seems foreign. If the local chain didn't tack on a $4 delivery surcharge, I'd choose them over Pizza Hut way more often.
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Dec 5, 2014 06:50
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Can someone please destroy the Lich
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"I never thought I'd be more afraid of American police than South African police." Endless burn.
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Was that Mark Ruffalo playing the guy with the eyepatch on the 12/14 episode of Colbert? It might have been Paul Dinello. Neumonic fucked around with this message at 01:43 on Dec 6, 2014 |
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Dec 6, 2014 01:24
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Mo0 posted:I live in a DC suburb that has plenty of chain pizza but no convenient local places, and none of them deliver that I'm aware of. We have a few good places that serve fancier pizza in a sit down setting, though, because that's fun. Same. The local places that do deliver are either worse than national chains or cost 2-3 times as much. If I felt like going to an actual restaurant there's plenty of great pizza, and cheaper than the chains, but I usually want pizza when I'm drunk and lazy. Pizza Hut is open late and is by far the best national chain pizza.
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Dec 6, 2014 01:42
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Mo0 posted:Their thin crust is the best and I will brook no argument on this point.
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Neumonic posted:Was that Mark Ruffalo playing the guy with the eyepatch on the 12/14 episode of Colbert? I dunno, I guess we'll have to wait to see that special Sunday episode that happens 8 days in the future?? 
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Josh Lyman posted:Look, you can like thin crust, I have no qualms with that, but to say that at Pizza Hut, you PREFER their thin crust over what is indoubtedly the best chain deep dish? Do you even have a soul? Pizza Hut's pan pizza is usually undercooked in my experience.
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I can get a large pepperoni from little ceasars for six dollars. Dominos and Pizza hut only are comparable if I get a huge group together - I'm in an apartment with health conscious roommates who aren't ever going to indulge in more than a slice of pizza. Meanwhile, there's an excellent italian restaurant that does awesome pizza - but don't bother with a small or individual size. Their minimum is fifteen dollars. Also, there's HUGE variance in each location. Dominos in particular ranges from "vaguely edible" to "Hey, not bad!" depending on where you're at.
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Trevor Noah really did come in at the right time with the right skit for the show. His bit is still "trending" on Facebook two days later. I now almost feel bad for every other correspondent who weren't given as strong a skit on their first televised bit. It helps that he does seem funny. It's funny how there's more excitement over Noah joining the The Daily Show cast than when two or three people join SNL. Echo Chamber fucked around with this message at 21:19 on Dec 6, 2014 |
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The best part is that Trevor Noah's stand-up special is being plugged with all those articles about his first Daily Show bit. It's on Netflix and rules, I first heard him on a live WTF episode where he talked about his family and history, loving astonishing stuff to hear about from the comfort of a white American lifestyle.
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Just saw Trevor Noah's introduction to the show. He was great and I'm really looking forward to see him more on the show (also, he is pretty easy on the eyes)
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bull3964 posted:Are there places WITHOUT local pizza joints? I mean, I think I have about a dozen local places in a 5 mile radius. The idea that anyone would seek out chain pizza just seems foreign. I know this feeling. I've lived right around the corner from a pizza place my whole live. Within five miles, there are no less than three separate Luigi's, all claiming variably to famous, original, or whatever, and having nothing to do with the other. The idea of places without local pizza is strange and frightening.
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Mr. Fowl posted:I know this feeling. I've lived right around the corner from a pizza place my whole live. Within five miles, there are no less than three separate Luigi's, all claiming variably to famous, original, or whatever, and having nothing to do with the other. Around where I live the pizza places seem to like calling themselves "Two Cousins" (or "2 Cousins" or "Two Cousin"). I don't know whether these two cousins are supposed to be related across the board, but one thing they do have in common is that their pizza is terrible.
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Echo Chamber posted:Trevor Noah really did come in at the right time with the right skit for the show. His bit is still "trending" on Facebook two days later. I now almost feel bad for every other correspondent who weren't given as strong a skit on their first televised bit. It helps that he does seem funny. Jordan Klepper's been getting better after an awful first few skits. His trajectory seems similar to Colin Jost at SNL: stiff white bro-looking guy with awful first impression starting to get into the rhythm of the thing. It doesn't help him that Samantha Bee, Jason Jones, and Jessica Williams are already putting on a correspondent master class. I liked the new guy. Didn't kill it, but kept his poo poo together and didn't stumble over punch lines.
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