A Completely Unrelated Series of Thoughts.. part 2

[Izret101]

Calzones are AMAZING!
Its like a self contained pizza.

[CatchFiveBats]

Before I moved to Noblesville, there was a pizza place where, for $5, you could get a calzone that was basically a medium pizza folded in half.  I loved those things.  Of course, said pizza place is only about a 20-30 minute drive from my house (if that), so I could easily go there and get another calzone.  Oh well.

[captain_nintendo]

Was chatting with a DP member via MSN last night and he (cruzway) decided to sign up here at rfgen  |D

I told him about the fantastic tracking tools and some of the site  features... Anyhow , if you read this cruzway welcome aboard !

[Hydrobond]

Calzones are really good.

LaRosa's calzones are really good.

"Calzones" like the pzone (pizza hut) suck, and comparatively so do pizzas folded in half.  A true calzone is much better.

[Sauza12]

I worked at a pizzaria for 5 years back in high school and we used to make all sorts of different calzones.  We made one that tasted exactly like a Burger King Whopper, and a steak calzone.  Wish I still worked there.  Corporate jobs are boring

[den68]

yeah, but the money I earn being bored all day has bought lots of video games.

[Arrrhalomynn]

And a wife and kid.

[den68]

heh, well "technically" I didn't buy them though I'm quite sure they are both happy that I'm gainfully employed.

[Lord Nepenthean]

And in Michigan no less, which is the economic black hole of the country from my experiences there.

[Sauza12]

Everytime I go down to Ohio, I find myself in absolute shock at how cheap most stuff is.  Cigarettes and gas alone are cheap enough to make me consider moving there.

[Tynstar]

But then you remember it is the home of Ohio State so you stay in MI

[Lord Nepenthean]

Video games seem cheaper in Michigan though.  And, you guys have better choices when it comes to restaurants and video rental stores.  But, entire sections of our cities aren't abandoned, so I guess both places have their merits.

Oh, and we have hills here in southern Ohio.  And curvy roads.  Thank goodness.

[TraderJake]

Everytime I go down to Ohio, I find myself in absolute shock at how cheap most stuff is.  Cigarettes and gas alone are cheap enough to make me consider moving there.

If you think cigarettes are cheap in Ohio you should drive to Kentucky.


I see now why people riot in Cincinnati! When you get a parking infracting for your tiny Corolla's back wheel being 13 inches from the curb that sure would infuriate more than just me. I guess from now on I should just drive a Hummer, that would take up the same amount of space that I did.

[hidden style=1 title=What I think right now] HEY CINCINNATI FUCK YOU![/hidden]

[Sauza12]

Cigarettes in North Carolina are even cheaper.  I drove down to Florida last year with my girlfriend and we stopped by North Carolina to visit friends and I bought like 3 cartons for less than $20 apiece.

[TraderJake]

I don't know about that, the big KY did have the lowest cigarettes tax in US at 3 cents... that was until June 1st hit. I think that would probably make them cheaper, but then I know nothing of the politics and prices of cigarettes as I do not smoke.