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Bone apple teethI made appetizers. Enjoy!
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Bone apple teethI made appetizers. Enjoy!
These might be good on pizzaI made appetizers. Enjoy!
Speaking of St. Louis, is fried tortellini still a thing? I was told I had to try it. I once again put Christmas Eve dinner in jeopardy.Back to the topic of pizza....
I prefer it with Provel cheese instead of mozzarella. It's a St. Louis thing and it is delicious.
I tell'ya what makes a difference....CHICAGO. Try one & you'll never eat a Dakota dog again. Go to Portillos & tell'em I sent you.Does it make a difference
Not to be nit-picking, but "to beg the question" is to put forward an argument whose validity requires that its own conclusion be true. It seems counter-intuitive, but it is commonly misused. It describes a method of circular reasoning - "Everybody wants a pineapple pizza because they're the best thing for lunch". One is persuaded into acknowledging that the pineapple pizza is the "best thing for lunch" in order to be convinced to agree with the premise that "everybody wants a pineapple pizza". The assertion is sold along with the premise, either or both of which may fail when examined independently.I was tempted to say no, because 'sandwhich' typically implies the fillings have been sliced. Then I considered minced/ground fillings like sloppy joe's ... and then it begs the quesiton of, if you sliced or chopped a hotdog would that make it a sandwich if it had not been one before?
Under no circumstancesDoes ketchup belong on a hot dog?
Great explanationNot to be nit-picking, but "to beg the question" is to put forward an argument whose validity requires that its own conclusion be true. It seems counter-intuitive, but it is commonly misused. It describes a method of circular reasoning - "Everybody wants a pineapple pizza because they're the best thing for lunch". One is persuaded into acknowledging that the pineapple pizza is the "best thing for lunch" in order to be convinced to agree with the premise that "everybody wants a pineapple pizza". The assertion is sold along with the premise, either or both of which may fail when examined independently.
I like them also, but don't they carry Coronavirus? I think that was in another thread.I like turtles.
anytime you go out shopping for dinner fixins...and bring it home on a leash...you should expect bed stuff to happen. Whether you're in Wuhan of the gool ole' USAdon't they carry Coronavirus?
No no. Only if they ate pizza with pineapple on itI like them also, but don't they carry Coronavirus? I think that was in another thread.
Damn i missed the reference in the other thread. This thread derailed more than Zombie Kid’s news interview.I like them also, but don't they carry Coronavirus? I think that was in another thread.
Portillo's is the best. They opened one in Champaign a few years ago, so now I don't have to drive 3 and a half hours for it.I tell'ya what makes a difference....CHICAGO. Try one & you'll never eat a Dakota dog again. Go to Portillos & tell'em I sent you.