Pizza - America's Favourite Vegetable!

[Robert_S]

But pears on pizza can be excellent - combined with blue cheese and walnuts.

Blue cheese is good wtf, pears and walnuts?

A place downtown does an absolutely nom Bleu Pair pizza. I don't go there often because I used to drink here and it brings back so many memories, mostly foggy ones.

[laklak]

Had two pies from my son in law's pizza shop. One California Dream for Mrs. Lak, which is a white pizza with artichoke hearts, sun dried tomatoes and fresh basil. Mine was traditional red with Italian sausage, pepperoni, mushrooms, onions and anchovies. Washed down with copious Coronas. It was decidedly nom.

[Svartalf]

Of course, naan, being usually stuffed rather than covered with anything, it's a kind of calzone rather than a proper pizza.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

[tattuchu]

Naan.

What about my Naan?

[Clinton Huxley]

Naan.

What about my Naan?

She's wandered off into Naania with a talking lion.

[Svartalf]

Does that mean that you're about to come out of the wardrobe?

[hadespussercats]

I met a woman a while back with a baby named Aslan. I said, "Oh, you must be a fan of the Narnia books."

"Everyone says that. Funny. No, it's Turkish. It means 'Lion.' "

Huh.

[Svartalf]

Actually, it's ARslan.

[hadespussercats]

Actually, it's ARslan.

Tell her that, if you see her. I doubt I will.

[tattuchu]

I met a woman a while back with a baby named Aslan. I said, "Oh, you must be a fan of the Narnia books."

"Everyone says that. Funny. No, it's Turkish. It means 'Lion.' "

Huh.

Turkish names are cool. My Turkish ex brother-in-law had two nephews named Tufan and Zafir.

[hadespussercats]

I met a woman a while back with a baby named Aslan. I said, "Oh, you must be a fan of the Narnia books."

"Everyone says that. Funny. No, it's Turkish. It means 'Lion.' "

Huh.

Turkish names are cool. My Turkish ex brother-in-law had two nephews named Tufan and Zafir.

Are they good on pizza?

[Svartalf]

If I do, I'll tell her that she speaks Narnese, not proper Turkish... I've come up with a lot of "Arslan"s in history (common nickname for great warriors), even found it in toponyms... but all the Rless Aslans I know of were from outside the Turkish linguistic area, so deformation and ignorance are my best bet... Quite possibly through Easten Europe and the Slavic regions.

[tattuchu]

I met a woman a while back with a baby named Aslan. I said, "Oh, you must be a fan of the Narnia books."

"Everyone says that. Funny. No, it's Turkish. It means 'Lion.' "

Huh.

Turkish names are cool. My Turkish ex brother-in-law had two nephews named Tufan and Zafir.

Are they good on pizza?

Too old now. Meat's not very tender

[Svartalf]

I met a woman a while back with a baby named Aslan. I said, "Oh, you must be a fan of the Narnia books."

"Everyone says that. Funny. No, it's Turkish. It means 'Lion.' "

Huh.

Turkish names are cool. My Turkish ex brother-in-law had two nephews named Tufan and Zafir.

and Turkey is the only place in the world where boys are routinely name Attila or Cengiz