Timelies,
I have to go back and finish the old thread yet.
I'm in the "if the crust isn't worth eating, the pizza isn't worth eating" camp. If the only choice is Papa John's, the dogs get the part with the inedible overly-sweet sauce on it, and I keep the crusts and garlic sauce for myself.
This is me, except for the dogs part. I'll eat Papa John's, but their sauce is much too sweet for me. The crusts and garlic sauce are great, though.
My favorite "weird" pizza is sausage and pineapple. I was skeptical at first, but was pleasantly surprised. It was the standard order for my old gaming group. The local Dominos came to expect our order every Friday night. With the current group no one can agree on anything so we normally just order individual meals from a local italian place that delivers instead.
I prefer to order from a local pizza place called imaginitively enough Pizza House (who in addition to good pizza have absolutely incredible italian beef on garlic bread sandwiches), but when there's a large group we tend to order from Dominos because it's cheaper and easier.
Since we're sharing pet pictures...
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Piggly-Wiggly is definitely an inner-city chain in Milwaukee. Don't know about anywhere else.
I shopped at Winn-Dixie and Publix when I was stationed in Florida for a couple months.
I
love
Publix. They are the bestest grocery store ever, and are still my favorite, to this day. They're so clean and shiny, and they give kids free cookies at the bakery, every time you go, and they have the little carts, so kids can have a cart, too. They are the bestest, and are also awesome.
But Cindy, it would still be broccoli. Brocooli is a vegetation abomination (which fwiw, would make a great band name).
There are (or used to be) many Piggly-Wigglys in rural Minnesota.
Little-known fact: Piggly-Wiggly was founded by Joseph Piggly and Archibald Wiggly.
Little known because I made it up....
Kristin, Sasha is so cute. The ear thing? Killer! And the pic of them in the snow is all, "huh? wha?"
Wow. She's gotten big Kristin.
My best friend just got a Wiemeriner (almost certainly spelled wrong) puppy this weekend. Her husband just got rid of his Whippet because it was a "bad dog", and said she was being selfish if she wouldn't let him get his own dog (she has a Chihuahua and a Greyhound). I know they're supposed to be pretty even tempered, but I'm afraid that when he starts to get big fast, they won't have spent cute puppy time on dicipline and he'll go the way of Indy (the whippet).
Cute pictures, Kristin! Happy dogs in snow. Bear loves snow, the few times we've had her in snow. She's a sled dog at heart. Except for that not-really-following-directions part.
