Claim it! Own it! NYC pizza is the best!!!
Pizza....
:36 seconds into the opening credits proves it:
Fold it like you mean it and stay alive.
I went to that bar once. They didn't serve pizza. It was a gay bar by then. I think they had a popcorn machine. Some friends took me. I think it was in Brooklyn but the neighborhood looked more like Queens. They lived in Brooklyn. This was years ago. My friends were gay. I wasn't. I've never seen the attraction. The only thing that makes a man attractive to me is when he is handing me a hot slice of pie over the counter. After that, I forget all about him because I am only thinking about pizza.
A pizza discussion on a pipe smokers forum. What a country!
-- The Rhinestone Dandy.
Citizen B wrote: ↑Thu Jun 03, 2021 7:48 pm
:36 seconds into the opening credits proves it:
Fold it like you mean it and stay alive.
I went to that bar once. They didn't serve pizza. It was a gay bar by then. I think they had a popcorn machine. Some friends took me. I think it was in Brooklyn but the neighborhood looked more like Queens. They lived in Brooklyn. This was years ago. My friends were gay. I wasn't. I've never seen the attraction. The only thing that makes a man attractive to me is when he is handing me a hot slice of pie over the counter. After that, I forget all about him because I am only thinking about pizza.
So you were a dico man huh?
I picture you in the village sipping cappuccino and reading the likes of plato.
A pizza discussion on a pipe smokers forum. What a country!
"Fear is the Mother of Morality." Friedrich Nietzsche
Fun Citizen B facts:mrpipster wrote: ↑Thu Jun 03, 2021 8:31 pmCitizen B wrote: ↑Thu Jun 03, 2021 7:48 pm
:36 seconds into the opening credits proves it:
Fold it like you mean it and stay alive.
I went to that bar once. They didn't serve pizza. It was a gay bar by then. I think they had a popcorn machine. Some friends took me. I think it was in Brooklyn but the neighborhood looked more like Queens. They lived in Brooklyn. This was years ago. My friends were gay. I wasn't. I've never seen the attraction. The only thing that makes a man attractive to me is when he is handing me a hot slice of pie over the counter. After that, I forget all about him because I am only thinking about pizza.
So you were a dico man huh?
I picture you in the village sipping cappuccino and reading the likes of plato.
A pizza discussion on a pipe smokers forum. What a country!
The first 45rpm record I owned was Le Freak by Chic.
When the disco craze started I listened to disco because that was what was on the radio. Disco Duck. Once I discovered Rush, though, it was goodbye disco and hello thinking-person's rock. I stuck with Rush until whatever came after Subdivisions. I saw them live twice. Once in Hartford, Conn. and once in Madison Square Garden. Moving Pictures Tour both times. They were flawless both times, truly astounding professionals.
I did used to dance, but by then it was New Wave, and I can still dance to old Depeche Mode and the Cure as if I'm in a music video or in one of those underground after-hours clubs. I don't have the chance, or the inclination to find the chance, to do that again any time soon though some girls have promised to take me to a techno bar. I love techno. I have promised not to embarrass them. "Are you kidding, CB? If we bring you in we'll be the coolest people in the room after you."
I rarely drink coffee. When I do, it's at breakfast with our guests and I use the cup of coffee as a prop. If I don't have anything to say, I take a sip and then I change the subject to something I want us to talk about. If we don't have guests, I don't drink coffee. I have forgotten how to make it.
I have read Plato, but not recently. I think everyone should at one point in their lives. I think that about the Bible, too, and the Book of Mormon, though I am a Roman Catholic. I have read other stuff, too, too few to mention. I hate coffee shops.
Citizen B really hates coffee shops. Citizen B loves pizzerias.
-- The Rhinestone Dandy.
That's stacked not folded.Citizen B wrote: ↑Thu Jun 03, 2021 7:48 pm
:36 seconds into the opening credits proves it:
Fold it like you mean it and stay alive.
I went to that bar once. They didn't serve pizza. It was a gay bar by then. I think they had a popcorn machine. Some friends took me. I think it was in Brooklyn but the neighborhood looked more like Queens. They lived in Brooklyn. This was years ago. My friends were gay. I wasn't. I've never seen the attraction. The only thing that makes a man attractive to me is when he is handing me a hot slice of pie over the counter. After that, I forget all about him because I am only thinking about pizza.
A pizza discussion on a pipe smokers forum. What a country!
You would change your tune if you ever ate a Trenton tomato pie..
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That is a distinction lost on most people casually viewing the movie. I made a conscious decision to not open that digression. The genii is out of the bottle now! Thanks!
-- The Rhinestone Dandy.
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A song used to sell many products over the years...
Cars:
Guitars:
AT&T mobile wifi:
Japanese bicycles:
Even Doritos:
To the best of my knowledge, the song, "Smoke on the Water" has never been used to sell pizza. I tried to find a Deep Purple song that was strongly connected to the pizza traditions of this thread. The best that diligent research could provide was nothing.
It's a good song, but it doesn't go well with pizza. Well, maybe Chicago style, but I wouldn't know about that.
-- The Rhinestone Dandy.