Their 'chicken wings' are a very edgy interpretation of the concept.
Originally Posted by Razor Ramon
interesting doc on how baby boomers ruined the world (england)
It kind of goes to shit towards the end when they start to complain about "the gays" and football, but some of the stuff at the start is interesting.
Its amazing to me that the city/town planning of that period still has legs. We're still seeing towns and cities butchered for ugly hideous unneeded things.
in before yeller defends tripe
I've been watching this LD full of 'instructional films' from the postwar 40s through the 60s, it could be titled 'Lies told to our grandparents'. You'd love it.
i drink it up!
Didn't feel this video made strong points to support its view that Britain and the world was really better off before the 60s than after the decade.
The guy at the start offended by the affair of a cabinet minister was funny. Guaranteed half those old pervs had mistresses too. Phoney righteousness in heaps
Last edited by Drewbacca; 05 Jan 2016 at 12:46 AM.
Old Country Doctor
what's life like with broken tastebuds
or maybe it's a regional thing, and you live in the region where the pizza doesn't taste like the oily cardboard they deliver the thing in
are you saying its worse (or the same) than those two?
bullcrap
I'd say 'wtf are you doing with any of those three, go get something local, stupid'.
formerly The Gas, LordPerrin
What if you don't live in New York, Chicago etc. and your local options are WORSE? Do you forego pizza altogether?
Pontius is my Co-Pilate
I live in Taylors SC and managed to find a place.
Boo, Hiss.
There are 3 pizza places in the town I live and 4 in the town I work. Those 3 chains are better than all of the ones around me. The local guys all use shitty Sysco ingredients and want $15 for an 8" pepperoni pie. A few of them even use frozen crust. It's deplorable. There are great local places in Rochester and around Syracuse though. The one thing I miss about where I used to work was the pizza joint around the corner. Best pizza and wings in town.
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks