Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m a home pizza maker too. Are you all waiting for the dough to rise? Homemade pizza isn’t a spur of the moment decision. That said, I understand his frustration. Unless you are lucky enough to live near one of the few good pizza joints in the dmv, the insane prices on mediocre take out pizza aren’t worth it.
My suggestion is to find something else to order out on the spur of the moment. Chinese?
But they don't want Chinese. They want pizza. Just not HIS pizza. I order pizza from a number of different places, depending on whether I am craving thin crust, Sicilian, etc. If someone told me I could only order pizza from one place, I'd think they were crazy. This is no different.
Why don't the kids want HIS pizza? Do they not like it? Or are they just enamored with the idea of delivery pizza (which is presumably more greasy and salty?)
Anonymous wrote:Pick up the phone and order one.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DH is obsessed with his Ooni and has become quite the pizza aficionado, but we are not above ordering Papa John’s every once in a while. Are you not capable of doing this on your own, OP?
Well, Papa John's is just crap. Anyone should feel offended by such awful pizza.
Snob.
Tell me with a straight face that you think Papa John's is a quality product.
Who died and made you the judge of all pizza?
Tell me it's a quality product.
It is a quality product. There. Whatcha gonna do?
I’m going to discount your opinion on food, now and forever. You’re like a pig facedown in the slops, grunting happily because you think your garbage is something special.
Yeah, and you’re a just a phony who thinks they’re a “foodie” because they’re dumb enough to pay $30 for a tiny “artisan” pie with a charred crust. Fools and their money…..![]()
Sorry, no. I live in NYC and can get a large, fantastic pie for $26, as I did just last week. But you've obviously chosen to live in a suburban hellhole so I guess maybe Papa John's really is the best that the DMV sticks can offer you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DH is obsessed with his Ooni and has become quite the pizza aficionado, but we are not above ordering Papa John’s every once in a while. Are you not capable of doing this on your own, OP?
Well, Papa John's is just crap. Anyone should feel offended by such awful pizza.
Snob.
Tell me with a straight face that you think Papa John's is a quality product.
Who died and made you the judge of all pizza?
Tell me it's a quality product.
It is a quality product. There. Whatcha gonna do?
I’m going to discount your opinion on food, now and forever. You’re like a pig facedown in the slops, grunting happily because you think your garbage is something special.
Yeah, and you’re a just a phony who thinks they’re a “foodie” because they’re dumb enough to pay $30 for a tiny “artisan” pie with a charred crust. Fools and their money…..![]()
Sorry, no. I live in NYC and can get a large, fantastic pie for $26, as I did just last week. But you've obviously chosen to live in a suburban hellhole so I guess maybe Papa John's really is the best that the DMV sticks can offer you.
Dp pp I think you are out of line. Just because you don't like living in DMV doesn't mean that it is a hell hole for me or the pp. Yes, the pizza here is not as good as nyc but, there are places near me where they are very good ( even to nyc) If I had the chose between living in NYC and getting great pizza or living where live with subpar pizza I would choose my area every time! Fact is, at my age pizza is now a rare event because I have to be conscious of what I eat. So even if I lived in nyc I wouldn't be able to eat it every week.
If you are happy with yourself there would have been no reason to be so mean to the pp. Just live your life the best you can!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DH is obsessed with his Ooni and has become quite the pizza aficionado, but we are not above ordering Papa John’s every once in a while. Are you not capable of doing this on your own, OP?
Well, Papa John's is just crap. Anyone should feel offended by such awful pizza.
Snob.
Tell me with a straight face that you think Papa John's is a quality product.
Who died and made you the judge of all pizza?
Tell me it's a quality product.
It is a quality product. There. Whatcha gonna do?
I’m going to discount your opinion on food, now and forever. You’re like a pig facedown in the slops, grunting happily because you think your garbage is something special.
Yeah, and you’re a just a phony who thinks they’re a “foodie” because they’re dumb enough to pay $30 for a tiny “artisan” pie with a charred crust. Fools and their money…..![]()
Sorry, no. I live in NYC and can get a large, fantastic pie for $26, as I did just last week. But you've obviously chosen to live in a suburban hellhole so I guess maybe Papa John's really is the best that the DMV sticks can offer you.
Anonymous wrote:I’m so sorry your husband is opposed to trash take out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DH is obsessed with his Ooni and has become quite the pizza aficionado, but we are not above ordering Papa John’s every once in a while. Are you not capable of doing this on your own, OP?
Well, Papa John's is just crap. Anyone should feel offended by such awful pizza.
Snob.
Tell me with a straight face that you think Papa John's is a quality product.
Who died and made you the judge of all pizza?
Tell me it's a quality product.
It is a quality product. There. Whatcha gonna do?
I’m going to discount your opinion on food, now and forever. You’re like a pig facedown in the slops, grunting happily because you think your garbage is something special.
NP. It’s pizza. Get a f-ing life.
Agreed. Getting snobby about any food is obnoxious, but pizza? The whole thing that's great about pizza is that even cheap pizza is still pizza. Even when you were a kid eating that rectangle stuff they served in the cafeteria, it was still pizza and still a great day.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DH is obsessed with his Ooni and has become quite the pizza aficionado, but we are not above ordering Papa John’s every once in a while. Are you not capable of doing this on your own, OP?
Well, Papa John's is just crap. Anyone should feel offended by such awful pizza.
Snob.
Tell me with a straight face that you think Papa John's is a quality product.
Who died and made you the judge of all pizza?
Tell me it's a quality product.
It is a quality product. There. Whatcha gonna do?
I’m going to discount your opinion on food, now and forever. You’re like a pig facedown in the slops, grunting happily because you think your garbage is something special.
NP. It’s pizza. Get a f-ing life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DH is obsessed with his Ooni and has become quite the pizza aficionado, but we are not above ordering Papa John’s every once in a while. Are you not capable of doing this on your own, OP?
Well, Papa John's is just crap. Anyone should feel offended by such awful pizza.
Snob.
Tell me with a straight face that you think Papa John's is a quality product.
Who died and made you the judge of all pizza?
Tell me it's a quality product.
It is a quality product. There. Whatcha gonna do?
I’m going to discount your opinion on food, now and forever. You’re like a pig facedown in the slops, grunting happily because you think your garbage is something special.