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Posted: Apr 09 2010 03:21 pm

The Domino's here was good, it wasn't as good the last couple times though I don't think but it's generally better than a lot of the pizza's. I should see if we still have Little Ceasar's, we used to but we stopped getting it, may have gone out of business.

I loved Pizza Hut as a kid and still have it occasionally, but man it tastes so much greasier than I remember.

A lot of the time I just get a large pizza from Farah Foods, they were making decent pizza's with 2-3 toppings for 8 bucks. I'd rather take that than a meadium grease-pizza for 14-16 bucks. They changed management so I'll have to see if the pizza is still good or not.

Posted: Apr 09 2010 03:22 pm

No one goes to Chuck E. Cheese for the pizza! Also, very few of here can even ENTER a Chuck E. Cheese. Unless you are or have a child under 12, you can't get in.

Posted: Apr 09 2010 03:24 pm

I don't think I've seen a Little Caesar's since 1990.

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Syd Lexia wrote:

No one goes to Chuck E. Cheese for the pizza! Also, very few of here can even ENTER a Chuck E. Cheese. Unless you are or have a child under 12, you can't get in.

Those creepy dancing robot stage animals will haunt my dreams forever.

Posted: Apr 09 2010 04:19 pm

joshwoodzy wrote:

Syd Lexia wrote:

No one goes to Chuck E. Cheese for the pizza! Also, very few of here can even ENTER a Chuck E. Cheese. Unless you are or have a child under 12, you can't get in.

Those creepy dancing robot stage animals will haunt my dreams forever.

actually, my buddy had his birthday party at chuck e cheeses. i think it was his 23rd birthday party.

no, hes not 'special.' he just thought it would be funny to have a birthday party there. and why not? arcades and pizza. what else do you need?

Posted: Apr 09 2010 04:22 pm

username wrote:

joshwoodzy wrote:

Syd Lexia wrote:

No one goes to Chuck E. Cheese for the pizza! Also, very few of here can even ENTER a Chuck E. Cheese. Unless you are or have a child under 12, you can't get in.

Those creepy dancing robot stage animals will haunt my dreams forever.

actually, my buddy had his birthday party at chuck e cheeses. i think it was his 23rd birthday party.

no, hes not 'special.' he just thought it would be funny to have a birthday party there. and why not? arcades and pizza. what else do you need?

Apparently you also need a 12 year old (or younger) to justify your presence there.

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I went to a chuck e cheese with my brother a few years ago and we had cheese sticks and played ninja turtles. Neither of us are 12.

Posted: Apr 09 2010 04:24 pm

Maybe the rules are different for Syd? Can't imagine why.

Posted: Apr 09 2010 04:30 pm

well, his niece & nephew were there, and they are in that age category, but the party was strictly for him.

when his girlfriend (at the time) called in the reservation, the girl taking the reservation thought it was a joke when she requested the birthday boys age.

Posted: Apr 09 2010 05:14 pm

I'm fine with Domino's though to be fair when I have ordered from them in the past, it was either for their Chick Kickers, a sandwich, or the cheesesteak pizza, never the normal pizza (cheesesteak doesn't use marinara).
A Little Ceasars recently sprang up around here and I've had it twice (the Three Meat special was better than the Supreme). I plan to have it in the future as well.
Pizza Hut is greasy but good and $10 for anyway you want it is nice.
Papa John's is the king, but has a correlary price. E.g. if I really want to celebrate something with pizza, it'll be with Papa John's.

I used to work at Chuck E. Cheese's, I know things (and NO I never had to wear that hideous, heat magnet of a ratsuit) don't eat there.

Posted: Apr 09 2010 05:24 pm

Gas station pizza FTW!

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I don't know who this is, but Ilove these pizzas

UsaSatsui's Youtube Channel · Posted: Apr 09 2010 07:42 pm

I went into the oldest Chuck E Cheese in the nation (in San Jose...it was the second one. The first one is long closed). I got a funny loop but they let me in. I wasn't impressed.

Posted: Apr 09 2010 08:18 pm

Optimist With Doubts wrote:

I went to a chuck e cheese with my brother a few years ago and we had cheese sticks and played ninja turtles. Neither of us are 12.

Last time I tried to go to Chuck E. Cheese was the summer before my senior year of high school. A bunch of us were bored and we decided to go Chuck E. Cheese. When we got there, they wouldn't let us in and they had a big sign that said you needed at least one person 12 or under in your party to get in. Maybe that particular one had some problems and it was a proprietary rule.

So we spent the rest of the day trying to get a 12 year old to join our party. That ended badly. On the plus side, we did complete a lot of cool sidequests.

Also, I loved the animatronic robots. My worst memory of Chuck E. Cheese was getting lost in the Cheese Factory when I was five.

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lordsathien wrote:

I used to work at Chuck E. Cheese's, I know things (and NO I never had to wear that hideous, heat magnet of a ratsuit) don't eat there.

You can say this about almost any place with food. As long as feces isn't one of the toppings on the pizza, I'm going to eat it.

Posted: Apr 09 2010 09:08 pm

Doddsino wrote:

As long as feces isn't one of the toppings on the pizza, I'm going to eat it.

Pooperoni?

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