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Kuan · #1 02-03-2007, 08:55 AM

http://www.azfamily.com/news/3oys/stories/KTVK3OYS20070201_peter-piper-video.3f8c3c8e.html

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05:51 PM Mountain Standard Time on Thursday, February 1, 2007

By Gary Harper / 3 On Your Side

Disclaimer: Some material may not be suitable for all ages.

They'd like to be known for good pizza and good family fun, but Peter Piper Pizza is on the Internet now for something totally different, and it's not good.

Video was posted on the popular Web site YouTube that shows employees at a Phoenix Peter Piper Pizza simulating sex acts with pizza dough and doing other unusual things in the restaurant's kitchen.

aklim · #2 02-03-2007, 08:59 AM

My fav is still Dominos or Rocky Rococo

Kuan · #3 02-03-2007, 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by aklim

My fav is still Dominos or Rocky Rococo

Read the post AK!

aklim · #4 02-03-2007, 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Kuan

Read the post AK!

I did. Dominos you can watch from the outside and see their kitchen at least here you can. They don't add the "extra flavorings" in it like the pepper. Rocky's you can see the employees too. Besides, none of those companies have been busted YET for something like that or I might just change my mind. I used to have Dominos where they delivered in 30 mins or it's free. So, that cuts out the time for them to fool around so much especially if you order in the busy hours.

BENZ-LGB · #5 02-03-2007, 09:30 AM

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Read the post AK!

What do you expect from a guy who would first do hillary, but not chelsea, but changed to no on hillary and yes on chelsea.

BTW, is that their secret ingredient???

aklim · #6 02-03-2007, 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by BENZ-LGB

What do you expect from a guy who would first do hillary, but not chelsea, but changed to no on hillary and yes on chelsea.

BTW, is that their secret ingredient???

Give me a break, will ya? Geez. I haven't seen pics of her since she was in the White House and at that time, if she were 18, I wouldn't have done her. But now that it was mentioned, I googled her and she does look good. I'd hit that.

LaRondo · #7 02-03-2007, 03:58 PM

Well, I'd have to think about that...

You want Pizza? You got to take a trip to Italy.

There's no substitute for original pizza. Period.

dannym · #8 02-03-2007, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by LaRondo

Well, I'd have to think about that...

You want Pizza? You got to take a trip to Italy.

There's no substitute for original pizza. Period.

I agree. Or second best an authentic Italian restaurant.
I went to one in S Lake Tahoe a couple of weeks ago and the pizza was just dynamite!

BENZ-LGB · #9 02-03-2007, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by LaRondo

Well, I'd have to think about that...

You want Pizza? You got to take a trip to Italy.

There's no substitute for original pizza. Period.

Guido, I disagree.

I've eaten pizza in chicago and it is absolutely fabulous!

Jim B. · #10 02-03-2007, 09:26 PM

The best pizza I ever ate was at a place called Zachary's in Berkeley, it was deep dish Chicago-style pizza. The lines to get in were *very* long. All the more significant considering Berkeley is a gourmet mecca in the SF Bay Area.

Guido is probably right, about the best Pizza in the world being in Italy though.

Austin85 · #11 02-04-2007, 12:14 AM

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Guido, I disagree.

I've eaten pizza in chicago and it is absolutely fabulous!

As a Brooklynite; what Chicago calls pizza ain't pizza.

It's F'n Quiche. So if you like F'n Quche enjoy Deep dish Chicago quiche.

The best sicillian Pizza without question is in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn at L&B Spumonni Gardens. You can't eat less than 4 squares if you're not hungry. It is that good.

The best slices are from Bay Pizza under the Sheepshead Bay train station.

The smell of the pizza goes up the EL to the subway platform & Every time the D train lets out every 10 miuntes at rush hour the place fills up and empties out. They must sell 20 pies every 10 minutes.

This goes on for about an hour & a half every day.

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GermanStar · #12 02-04-2007, 12:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Austin85

As a Brooklynite; what Chicago calls pizza ain't pizza.

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No, what Chicago call "deep dish" pizza ain't pizza. Chicago is the junk food capital of America, and that includes pizza -- real pizza.

LaRondo · #13 02-04-2007, 12:52 AM

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Guido, I disagree.

I've eaten pizza in chicago and it is absolutely fabulous!

Now, the question is, did you eat pizza in Italy?

I'm sure there are enough Italians around in the USA who make 'Italian Pizza', but unfortunately, that's not the standard.

Ofcourse, it really depends what you like. Since the concept of pizza is amazingly simple, there are indefinite variations.

Pizza, the way I know it, I've found it only twice in the US, which still doesn't mean it don't exists. Surprisingly enough, even out of those 2 occasions, one (which was actually real good 'Quattro Stazione') was screwed up because it was served on an aluminum plate.

Much of my life I spent in Italy and I don't remember one bad slice of pizza.
Last time I had one in Rome, the waiter had an attitude, because it was the cheapest dish on the menue, and really they didn't even bother to make it round, it was just tomato & cheese, but boy, it was so good, I think I ordered another one, which ofcourse, made the waiter happy...

Still I wouldn't want to dispute your Chicago pizza experience.
I ate pizza in Cusco, Peru and it was delicious, but still it wasn't "Italian Pizza".

Same with Salami. There ain't no Salami, the way I it's been made in Italy.
Even though, sometimes I think, I finally found it, everytime I'm in Italy, I get the proof, it isn't so.