F* with my choice in pizzas and you're answering to buttercup here.Jack's, Tombstone, DiGiorno and California Pizza Kitchen are all just Nestle products. About the only difference is the thickness of the crusts. Digiorno is too thick and doughy, Jack is too thin and hard, Tombstone is better, but none of them are any good.
F* with my choice in pizzas and you're answering to buttercup here.
Based on your post, I searched for horned lizard and horny toad recipes. Yours might be the first.Cover old Buttercup with sauce and cheese and he'd be as appetizing as any of those pizzas.
Based on your post, I searched for horned lizard and horny toad recipes. Yours might be the first.
These are all frozen pizzas you buy at the store for like $2 and then put in your home oven.nestle owns pizza chains?
Here is some "pizza therapy" to help you recover from your NY upbringing.Being part Italian and from NY this post is a travesty.
Jack's is better pizza than Tombstone.
Being part Italian and from NY this post is a travesty.
Here is some "pizza therapy" to help you recover from your NY upbringing.
If you are over 30 and having this debate then it's time to find a wife who can cook.
I can cook, and I've made my own pizza from scratch but there's no way in hell I'm doing that every time I want pizza on the cheap. I do make my own sauce but have surplus tomatoes every year and make batches ahead of time, freeze them then that makes the freezer more efficient full of *water* blocks and more enduring during power outages. .If you are over 30 and having this debate then it's time to find a wife who can cook.
Here is some "pizza therapy" to help you recover from your NY upbringing.
Motherfucker if I could get a wife you think I'd be hanging on this loser forum with YOUR DUMBASS??
Nah, thin crust is the best.Here is some "pizza therapy" to help you recover from your NY upbringing.