Crochet pineapple tops

Aloha and welcome to /r/HawaiianAirlines ~ E Komo Mai!

2018.02.13 18:34 Aloha and welcome to /r/HawaiianAirlines ~ E Komo Mai!

Hawaiian Airlines (Hawaiian: Hui Mokulele ʻo Hawaiʻi)is the largest operator of commercial flights to and from the U.S. state of Hawaii. It is the tenth-largest commercial airline in the United States, and is based at Honolulu, Hawaii. The airline operates its main hub at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport on the island of Oʻahu and a secondary hub out of Kahului Airport on the island of Maui. The airline also maintained a crew base at Los Angeles International Airport.

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2024.05.17 06:57 Technical_Pain_4855 Lost 7.6 pounds with this series of huge dumps

These are opiate and miralax induced poops, the most insane kind. This is in my top 4 most ridiculously insanely huge shits. I woke up, weighed 187.6 in just boxers and drank or ate nothing before weighing. Last week I weighed 178.9.
Took the first of some big poops. I don’t have a pic of all of them from the first round. After this, snd even eating a banana, some peanut butter, and drank a lot of water, I now weighed 185.8. I lost 1.8 pounds in this round.
I ate some pizza and a big ass bowl of cinnamon toast crunch, and some freshly cut pineapple which I cut and eat one every other day. Well, I eat it everyday. And a whey protein shake.
Go for the second round which was a single round comprised of a few immediately back to back rounds. After this was done, I now weighed 180 even. I checked multiple times and with two different scales. But when you see the photos, you will believe me. So I lost a total of 7.6 pounds of crap today, well, actually more since I did eat and drink throughout the day, hat’s just insane.
The really thick short one hurt by far the most, it was as big around as a big nectarine. It was actually bigger than a nectarine but not quite as big as a big peach. Somewhere in the middle. Anyway, it made me grunt and wiggle in pain for like 30 seconds straight, and it also made me bleed. That was the only part of round one I took a photo of. The rest are all from round two. All together Im estimating round two alone was like 4-5 feet of shit if you put it all together as one piece. I know they look very big in the photos, but they don’t truly do them justice. I measured the long pairs and the visible part was a solid 12.75 and 13.5 inches. Plus they even went in a few inches.
And oh yeah. I did have a nice log at the grocery store too today between round 1-2. It was like one single log from round two, one of the bigger ones, it was probably 11 inches and as thick as they were. The final one was a lot smaller. It’s actually an even and solid 9 inches, but only about in between a Nathan’s and ballpark hotdog for thickness. “They plump when you cook em’. “

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2024.05.17 06:31 Affectionate-Rest793 Crafting Custom Fragrances: Homemade Distilled Water and Essential Oils

Hello fragrance, I wanted to share a DIY project I recently completed: crafting custom aromatic sprays using homemade distilled water and essential oils. Here's what I used and how you can do it too:
https://imgur.com/a/rerPW14
The Ingredients:

Homemade Distilled Water: Made at home for purity.
Essential Oils: Eucalyptus Spa, Pineapple Coconut, and 100% Pure Orange.
Spray Bottles: Cleaned and repurposed.( Empty Joop! Homme bottle)

The Instructions:

Mix Oils: Combine equal parts of each essential oil in a spray bottle.
Add Distilled Water: Fill the rest of the bottle with homemade distilled water.
Shake Well: Close the bottle and shake it to mix the oils and water thoroughly.
Test and Adjust: Spray a small amount on your wrist to test the scent. Adjust the blend by adding more oils or water.
Use: Enjoy your custom aromatic spray as a personal fragrance or room spray.

Notes:
Top: Orange Heart:Pineapple Coconut Base: Eucalyptus Spa
It's a simple and fun project that allows for endless customization. Give it a try and let me know how it turns out.

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2024.05.17 06:17 jmf4rie light sticks!!!

Hey guys Im crocheting a moa bong cover for my friend since she is going to a concert soon. She has the lightstick version 2 so the buttons are all gray. They look bigger than the one she originally had so im worried that the cover I plan to crochet will be small.
Would anyone like to help by giving me exact measurements of the moa bong? I would need the full height, width and length of the entire lightstick, the ball on the top, and the base. I would also need these measurements from the sides.
I would ask my friend for these measurements but this cover is going to be a surprise! Thank you regardless if you can help or not :)

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2024.05.17 06:02 UniverseNextD00r Gauge and Pattern Question

I have two questions regarding my gauge swatch.
Firstly, why does the pattern ask for the swatch to be 11.5 rows? Why the half row? Am I misinterpreting something?
Secondly, my swatch turned out to 5"x5" rather than 4"x4". I'm using a 5.5 mm hook, which is what the pattern calls for, and I definitely couldn't go any smaller than that with this yarn. I'm also naturally a very tight crocheter, so adjusting my tension also won't make the swatch any smaller. I'm making this sweateponcho for my 2.5 year old nephew, and I was originally planning on making the 4/5 year old size so he would be able to grow into it. My question is, should I instead make the 2/3 year old size since my swatch is bigger than the intended gauge? Or should I stick with my original plan?
Any advice appreciated! Thanks!

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2024.05.17 05:22 sliceofpear Boris Yeltsin destroyed the USSR just because he was impressed with the candy selection at a Houston supermarket

I stumbled across this long passage by Lev Sukhanov, Yeltsin's assistant at the time, from his book "3 years with Boris Yeltsin". The events described occurred in September 1989 and I've recited the passages below:

“When we were already returning to the airport, the devil pushed us to take a look at a typical American supermarket.
It was called Randall's Supermarket. From our group, only Boris Nikolaevich and I had never been to this kind of trading establishments.
Moreover, this was not a metropolitan, much less a New York store and, according to our standards, a very “ordinary” provincial one. If, of course, Houston can be considered a province.
Getting off the bus, I began to look for a crowd of people and something similar to our queues. However, there was no queue — neither around nor in the store itself.
It was a one-story building made of light metal structures. Naturally, none of the service personnel knew about our arrival and therefore there could be no talk of any “showing off”. An ordinary day, an “ordinary” assortment, “ordinary” visitors...
I was immediately struck by the abundance of light. And in general, the color scheme of everything was so bright and impressive that it felt like we were descending into the depths of a kaleidoscope.
The abundance of flowers was also mesmerizing - juicy, vibrant, as if just cut from a flower bed. Moreover, the flowers were not for sale, but as a decorative element.
As soon as we entered the supermarket, they called someone from the administration. From somewhere in the belly of the utility rooms appeared a very handsome young man in a snow-white shirt, neatly combed and, of course, smiling. It was the chief administrator. We introduced ourselves and said that we would like to find out about the work of the store.
When we walked along the rows, our eyes didn’t know where to stop. I could guess different things, but what I saw in this supermarket was no less amazing than America itself.
Some of us started counting the types of hams. We lost count.
I remembered our sausage shop on Krasnaya Presnya, where back in 1963 you could buy “Brunswick”, “Stolichnaya”, “Tambov”, “Uglich”, “Krakov” and a few other types of sausages. At that time, I thought this was the top of human dreams and that the first signs of communism hatched. To be fair, over the years, the store’s shelves began to empty and now only memories of its bright past remained. I remembered that Soviet store and compared it with this one in Houston, and realized that the abundance to which Khrushchev promised to lead us had passed us by.
At that moment (in Houston), all 300 Soviet research institutes and departments, whose job was to point to the advantages of socialism over capitalism could be trying to convinced me, but their efforts would be pointless.
The American reality, on the example of this supermarket, looked 100 times more convincing than any Soviet theories. Sure, not by bread alone a man lives... Not by sausage alone, not by cheese alone...
By the way, have you seen red, brown, lemon-orange cheese? How many types of cheese do you think we've seen in Houston? What about ham? All this unimaginable delicacy that everyone can try right in the store and decide — is it worth spending dollars on?
We couldn’t count the names of sweets and cakes, couldn’t grasp their variety of colors and their appetizing attractiveness with our eyes.
And although I am trying to convey my impressions, I understand that this is just a pathetic attempt, because the word is powerless before the reality of what that American store could offer.
Occasionally, I glanced at Yeltsin and noticed that it was a difficult test for him. And when a woman with a trolley caught up with him, on top of which a little boy was sitting, Boris Nikolaevich, apologizing, began to question her.
Does she often go to this store? It turned out, only on Saturdays.
Is your family big? 3 people: she, husband and child.
What is your family income? The woman explained that she was temporarily not working and lived on her husband’s salary, $3,600 a month.
Yeltsin asked how much she usually spends on food? It turned out that this family was spending about $170 on food for a week. From Saturday to Saturday. She still paid rent, insurance...
In the vegetable section, we were literally shocked by the quality of the produce.
A radish the size of a large potato was illuminated by bright light, and water was scattered onto it from small “spirits.”
Radishes were literally dazzling, and next to them were onions, garlic, eggplants, cauliflower, tomatoes, cucumbers.
You want smoked eel — here.
Would you like lamprey? Or is your liver accustomed to sturgeon and oysters? Pineapples, bananas…
And at the confectionery section, one can could stand for hours: it probably surpasses Hollywood in terms of entertainment. A huge cake representing a hockey arena awaited the customer on a stand. The player figures were made of chocolate. A real work of art, and most importantly — accessible, quite accessible.
In general, this was a hypertensive topic. For Boris Nikolaevich and me, visiting the supermarket was a real shock.
As I am writing this book, my wife today (September 1991) went to the store to buy milk at 7 am, but there were queues. Queues are everywhere: you have to stand for 2 days to buy sugar. And this is here — in Moscow, in the second half of the 20th century, 73 years after the Great Revolution. At the time, when, according to Khrushchev’s calculations, we should all already be living under communism. Or maybe what we had built in the USSR is the true communism?
At the exit from the American supermarket, the girl sitting at the cash register didn’t not have to count anything. In her hands, she held a small device that resembled a hair dryer, which she quickly ran over the price code on the packages. After this operation, the price appeared on the computer cash register screen, the customer paid and could freely pass through the electronic turnstile. Well, what else could be simpler and smarter than such a system?
When we left the supermarket, the administrator gave us a present: a huge plastic bag with the packs of food from this store.
I fully believe that it was after Houston (after visiting the supermarket), on the plane, that Yeltsin’s last faith in his Bolshevik way of thinking finally collapsed.
Perhaps, in those moments of spiritual turmoil, the decision to leave the Communist party and join the struggle for supreme power in Russia irrevocably matured in him.”
It was then that Yeltsin realized that all the stories of “international journalists” about American workers who allegedly were dying in hellish poverty and dreamed only about moving to the USSR, all these stories were nothing more than propaganda. Even the party “elites” did not know that.

I know the dissolution of the USSR was much more complicated than one person, but this alcoholic piece of shit destroyed the lives of millions of people and set the history of humanity down a rapidly destructive path just because he was amazed by some brands of ham and tinsel. To Yeltsin being able to chose from a thousand brands of mass-produced highly processed junk food that's all owned by one conglomerate was more important than maintaining his country. Fuck Gorbachev but especially fuck Yeltsin, at least Gorbachev pretended to care about his people and communism while Yeltsin sold his country to a handful of oligarch thugs just because he thought there's no greater tragedy than being able to purchase 10 different brands of processed garbage.

Imperialism would have been able to disintegrate the Soviet Union, had the Soviets not destroyed themselves, had those responsible for the strategies and tactics and for the country's political and government policies not destroyed the country. In other words, socialism did not die from natural causes: it was a suicide, socialism was murdered.

-Fidel Castro, 1992

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2024.05.17 05:15 Elegant_Release9004 One Month Review of Playa Flamingo and Potrero

We are just wrapping up a month (April 19th to May 18th) in Playa Flamingo. We had a great time, and did less than 10% of what we had bookmarked before arriving, but that’s a good thing and just enjoyed a Pura Vida life for a few weeks. This experience is applicable if you’re staying in Brasilito, Conchal, Flamingo, or Potrero.

MyTanFeet got it right and you should trust their advice. Especially the videos.
If you’re a vigilant and alert driver and don’t mind swerving (duck, dodge, weave, go with the flow and hang loose man), you’ll be fine. If you are 10 and 2 and stay perfectly in the lines and must obey traffic laws, don’t drive here. (I ended up doing all the driving). There are only lines on 1/3 of the paved roads, and only highways (2 lane roads) are paved. The side streets are all dirt and rock roads with variable ruts and pothole conditions (just go slow until you’re used to it). Small SUV is fine for clearance, but get something with a beefier engine with sport mode for hill acceleration. The Hyundai Tuscan was perfect, the Suzuki struggled badly.
Only rent from Adobe. We had people visiting us for a week at a time and they had bad experience with Budget (arguing about insurance) and Avis (ran out of SUVs and downgraded to Sedan that we couldn’t get anywhere off-road with). I stopped by the local Adobe office twice, once to replace a windshield wiper that was worn out before thunderstorms. 10 mins in and out with a smile on their face. The second time we had pulled on the trunk handle when closing it and the inside panel of the hatch came loose. 3 guys hustled out of their office to look at it, and after 10 mins of no success they drove me home, and brought me a new car (same model) an hour later with no fuss and all paperwork pre-completed.
Rainy season starts like a light switch on May 1st +/- a few days. It was sunny and 95 with great visibility, then turned hazy and now in mid May it’s like a tropical rainforest and everything is lush and trees are blooming. We only got “wet” 3-4 times during the month unexpectedly. Lots of lightning, minimal thunder. Territorial views help to see it coming.
There are plenty of resorts and all inclusive, but just go to Hawaii or Cancun for that. We rented a 3 bedroom AirBnb with territorial views on south hill of Flamingo. Having a view on the hill is wayyy better than being on the beach. Lots more to see. And less bugs at night from the beach.
Booked sailboat with Serendipity Charters lucky 13 (mixed group, semi-private charter) for a sunset cruise out of Flamingo Marina. We loved it so much we went two more times, had the same crew and met the owner and made new affluent friends on each trip. We saw the catamarans with 40 people on them and shook our heads. It’s like taking a smaller adults only dinner cruise vs a Carnival cruise ship. You can book direct on their website for better pricing than TripAdvisor. Don’t let the weather forecast scare you.
In this area, assuming you want to eat a bit more local and not “at the resort”, our favorites were Gracia Mar Vista (although they were only open 1/3 of the several times we tried to go), Gracia La Vid (amazing wood fired pizza). The Potrero Brewery and the food truck style park was great too. Coco Loco has a cool vibe but we’re disappointed with food price per value. Margaritaville is 2x the price and, is a typical resort if that’s your thing.
Book a date night in advance (several weeks probably) for Road Less Traveled in Potrero for the Chef’s Choice 9 course meal for the private chef experience with 4 stools at their kitchen island.
Great soda restaurant experience, frequented Azul and Soda Brasilito.
$40/hr massages on beach in front of Margaritaville. Look for yellow towel tables. Amazing and better than home.
We drove to Tamarindo a few times. It’s where the ladies wanted to go shopping for trinkets and casual dresses. Farmers market was meh.
Grocery prices in Flamingo are pricey. Do a stock up trip once or twice a week to Mega Súper past Huacas toward Tamarindo.
Super market here means mini mart, Mega Super, Maxí Palí, and Walmart (Liberia) will feel more like home. They have 1/3-1/2 of what we find at home, so you may get creative or stick to simple foods. The meats we had were all great, just expensive. Cheese here is weird and expensive, possibly not pasteurized. The groceries that last a week at home only last 3 days here. Don’t overstock. Fresh fruits everywhere and tons of sliced pineapple, watermelon, etc to be found. The prices at the soda are significantly cheaper than groceries. Get snacks for groceries and eat your meals out.
Language Barrier: Very few speak English, unless it relates to money or a food menu. The Google Translate app on your phone in conversation tab is your friend. We managed just fine.
Currency Conversion: 500:1 is hard. Simpler method is to see something in thousands, just drop the 3 digits to the right of the comma separator and double it. 10,000 C = 10, x 2 = $20 USD. 3,250 C = $6.40 USD.
Paying in Cash: We used cards for anyplace we went that had a roof. Use cash for anyone you pay on the street. Everyone takes US $10s and $20 bills. Bring $300-500 for trinket vendors, massages, etc. We never hit the ATM, and only got a few colones bills back, just paid in USD.
Credit Cards: Every business, grocery store, and restaurant uses the same BAC (Bank of Costa Rica) credit card terminal that has a tap card. There are no pins, signatures and tipping. Tap your card and go. We used our Amazon Prime credit card here with no hassles.
Beaches: Spring break or California beach? Tamarindo. Boogie boarding or low key sandy beach? Flamingo. Other beaches are okay, just not as great and many don’t have easy access/parking. We hoped for better snorkeling but it was sub par. All of the boat trips will let you snorkel and get your fix, but go to the Caribbean side for the cool stuff it sounds like.
Weather Forecast: The apps don’t work since they don’t have weather services down here (ex. No radar). It’s all based on satellite images of storm intensity. Use Weather Underground to play back what it did for the last few hours and if there is a yellow or red cloud in your vicinity, expect to get wet. If you Google search for Hawaii coconut forecast, it’s pretty much that. Just keep your eyes on the skies and territorial view.
Activities: We found our one way driving radius was an hour and a half. Anything East of Liberia was too far. This is mainly since the top speed you hit out here is about 50mph on winding backroads as we describe them in the US and no fousix lane highways, so it just takes awhile to get anywhere. We could have stayed overnight out there but just ran out of time and motivation to do it. That eliminated many of our bookmarks. We just lived the beach life and chilled in the pool.
Rain Jackets and Swim Suits: Yes, you need a rain jacket. More importantly, bring 3-5 pairs of swim suits. Several pair are always drying outside. The rain here is warm so it’s easier just to get wet while wearing swim gear than trying to stay dry. We swear by the boxer brief lined swim trunks now.
Shirts and Sweating: As thin and light as possible. The Under Armour tech tees and Willit sun shirts were my go to. My Roblox shirt was too thick. Cotton is a no go.
Plane Landing at night (LIR): It’s disorienting here on your first night. Get a room at Hilton Garden Inn when you land, and book your Adobe car to pick up at the hotel the next morning around 8:30-9:00. They will meet you in the lobby with no fuss. Ask for a late check out and hit a nearby waterfall first thing in the morning and come back and shower before driving to the beach towns.
Power Outages: It happens once or twice a day, comes back on in 30 seconds or 30 minutes. You get used to it, no stress.
Diamante: It was okay, depends what you’re looking for. Only 5 zip lines even though one is Superman. I like the 10-12 Zips in the rainforest and this is more hill peak to hill peak zig zagging down. You can take an ATV tour out of Potrero up there for added exhilaration.
Road Trip to Nosara: We randomly decided to do a drive down to Nosara. We took Route 160 out and 150 back. You want a miserable pot hole mostly dirt road adventure, 160 is it. That must have been what the roads used to be. White knuckled for 2 hours of it. 150 is freshly paved and was a saving grace coming home. Wasn’t too much to see that we hadn’t already experienced. Just got some lunch and drove back home.
Length of Trip: If you’re not traveling around, 7-10 days is perfect. We did a month to test if we like long term travel. After 29 days, we’ve found that 14 is a sweet spot for us. If you stay longer and have family and friends come in for a week at a time, you will have different vibes and activity interests to re-discover or re-explore and keep it fresh.
Traffic laws? You mean suggestions. Just add a few speed bumps where we want you to slow down and yield signs on one lane bridges. In straightaways outside of the towns, it’s fine to go 15-20 kph over the limit (others will be too). Watch for speed bumps in any 40kph zone. There are 14ish speed bumps on the 1.5hr drive between Liberia and Flamingo and a handful of yield or stop signs. Doesn’t need to be more complicated than that. Never saw a stop light. Just pass whatever is on the road (dog, person, biker, horse, kid, dirt bike with 3 people) when you can see ahead of you, don’t need a passing zone or sign to do it. If something is up ahead that you’re slowing down for, throw your flashers on. Turn em off when it moves. The end.
Buying Stuff: Just like camping at home, you need to bring it with you. There is no Walgreens, only 7-11 equivalent places. You can get a few things at the corner store but there are no malls here or Amazon or deliveries. It makes you appreciate living “off the grid” in a way.
Pura Vida: The rules and laws that exist down here are mostly non existent or suggestions. Just live life, preferably in the slow lane. They don’t complicate anything down here. It makes me realize how consumeristic and hectic and scare too easy we are in the states. You do you, they do them. You’ll see some funny stuff and have some stories (walking your horse while holding rope out the car window, dirt bike wheelies, 3 people on mopeds, etc.)
Local Resident Vibe: The primary industry here is tourism. Everyone is very friendly and welcoming. You’re going to see low quality of living as you drive around (ex. Shanties), that’s just how they live here. We may call it poverty back in the states, but they are just living their life just like you are living yours. I never felt threatened or unsafe in any way. Only saw police twice in our entire trip, and they were just strolling around casually. The nicer the area, the more we avoided it. The more rustic it was, the more we were intrigued.

I hope it helps! Have a great trip!

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2024.05.17 03:11 Sweet-Count2557 Best Pizza in Amarillo Tx

Best Pizza in Amarillo Tx Hungry for the best pizza in Amarillo, TX? Well, look no further because we've done the taste-testing for you. As self-proclaimed pizza connoisseurs, we've scoured the city to bring you a mouthwatering guide to the top pizza joints in town.From unique toppings to classic flavors, we've got the inside scoop on where to find the most delicious slices. So grab a napkin and get ready to embark on a cheesy adventure through Amarillo's pizza scene. You won't be disappointed!Key Takeaways575 Pizzeria, Palios Pizza Cafe, Napolis Italian Restaurant, and Pizza Hut are among the recommended pizza joints in Amarillo, TX.Pizzeria Nomad is also a notable pizza place in Amarillo, known for its classic and creative pizzas.Fire Slice Pizzeria, Pizza Planet, Domino's Pizza, Big Jim's Pizza Co., Cicis Pizza, and Mudd Rack are other pizza places in Amarillo worth considering.The article also provides miscellaneous information such as a map of the best pizza places in Amarillo and recommendations for pizza places in other cities in Texas.575 Pizzeria: A Unique Pizza ExperienceWe highly recommend checking out Pizzeria Nomad in Amarillo, TX for a unique pizza experience. This place offers superb classic and creative pizzas with unique combinations like Mac Daddy and Green Machine.Pizzeria Nomad is a hidden gem in Amarillo, known for its delicious and innovative pizzas. The crust is perfectly crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, providing the ideal texture for each bite. The toppings are always fresh and generously piled on, ensuring a burst of flavor in every slice.Whether you're a fan of traditional toppings or looking to try something new, Pizzeria Nomad has options to satisfy every palate. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, providing excellent service and making sure every customer feels welcome and taken care of.The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, perfect for a casual dinner with friends or family. Pizzeria Nomad truly stands out among the pizza joints in Amarillo, offering a memorable dining experience and some of the best pizza in town.Palios Pizza Cafe: Gourmet Pizzas With a TwistLet's head over to Palios Pizza Cafe and try out their gourmet pizzas with a twist. Palios Pizza Cafe is a popular pizza joint located at 3562 Soncy, Ste 301, Amarillo, TX 79119. They have 31 locations in Texas and are known for their unique and delicious pizzas. Their menu offers a variety of gourmet pizzas with interesting toppings such as sun-dried cranberries and roasted cashews.To give you an idea of their offerings, here's a table showcasing some of the pizzas you can find at Palios Pizza Cafe:Pizza NameToppingsDescriptionThe GodfatherPepperoni, Italian sausage, hamA classic combination of Italian meats on a thin crustThe MediterraneanSpinach, feta cheese, black olivesA Greek-inspired pizza with a tangy feta cheese and savory black olivesThe HawaiianHam, pineappleA sweet and savory pizza that combines the flavors of ham and pineappleThe Tex-MexGround beef, jalapenos, cheddarA spicy pizza with a Tex-Mex twist, perfect for those who like a little heatThe GardenFresh vegetables, goat cheeseA light and refreshing pizza with a variety of fresh vegetables and creamy goat cheese toppingAt Palios Pizza Cafe, you can expect high-quality ingredients, flavorful combinations, and a cozy atmosphere. So why not give their gourmet pizzas a try and indulge in a unique pizza experience?Napolis Italian Restaurant: Classic Italian Pizzas Done RightThe Napolis Italian Restaurant serves classic Italian pizzas done right with their authentic flavors and traditional cooking methods. Located at 700 South Taylor Street in Amarillo, Texas, this family-owned restaurant offers a safe and enjoyable dining experience for those seeking delicious Italian cuisine.When it comes to safety, Napolis Italian Restaurant prioritizes the well-being of its customers. The staff ensures that the restaurant adheres to strict cleanliness protocols and maintains a clean and sanitized environment. The seating arrangement allows for adequate social distancing, providing a sense of security for diners.The pizzas at Napolis are made with the freshest ingredients, resulting in authentic flavors that transport you straight to Italy. The crust is perfectly crisp on the outside and delightfully chewy on the inside. Each slice is generously topped with a rich and flavorful tomato sauce, high-quality cheese, and a variety of traditional toppings.Whether you prefer a classic Margherita or a specialty pizza like the Quattro Formaggi, Napolis Italian Restaurant has something for everyone. The menu also offers a selection of appetizers, salads, and pasta dishes, ensuring a well-rounded dining experience.For those looking to enjoy a taste of Italy in a safe and inviting atmosphere, Napolis Italian Restaurant is the perfect choice. With their commitment to quality, authenticity, and safety, you can indulge in classic Italian pizzas with peace of mind.Pizza Hut: A Trusted Name for Delicious PizzasPizza Hut has been satisfying pizza lovers with their delicious pies for decades. Known for their commitment to quality and taste, Pizza Hut has become a trusted name in the world of pizza. With locations in over 100 countries, including Amarillo, Texas, Pizza Hut continues to deliver mouthwatering pizzas to its customers.When it comes to safety, Pizza Hut prioritize the well-being of their customers. They adhere to strict food safety standards to ensure that every slice of pizza is prepared in a clean and hygienic environment. From the moment you walk into a Pizza Hut, you can expect a safe and clean dining experience.Pizza Hut offers a wide variety of pizzas to cater to different tastes. Whether you prefer a classic cheese pizza or something more adventurous like the Taco Pizza, Pizza Hut has got you covered. Their pizzas are made with premium ingredients and fresh dough, guaranteeing a delicious and satisfying meal every time.In addition to their pizzas, Pizza Hut also offers a range of appetizers, salads, and desserts to complete your dining experience. With friendly and attentive staff, you can expect exceptional service when you visit a Pizza Hut in Amarillo.Pizzeria Nomad: Exploring Creative Pizza CombinationsWe've heard that Pizzeria Nomad offers a variety of creative pizza combinations, including a whopping sixteen different specialty pies.The first one on the list is the Mac Daddy, a mouthwatering combination of macaroni and cheese, bacon, caramelized onions, and cheddar cheese.The second specialty pie that caught our attention is the Green Machine, a vegetarian delight topped with spinach, artichoke hearts, roasted red peppers, and feta cheese.And last but not least, they offer the BBQ Chicken pizza, featuring tender chicken, tangy barbecue sauce, red onions, and cilantro.Pizzeria Nomad takes pride in using fresh, high-quality ingredients to create their unique pizzas. The crust is thin and crispy, providing the perfect base for the flavorful toppings.Located in Amarillo, Texas, Pizzeria Nomad is a safe and inviting place to enjoy a delicious slice of pizza. Whether you're looking for classic flavors or adventurous combinations, Pizzeria Nomad has something for everyone.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat Are the Average Prices for Pizzas at These Pizza Joints?When it comes to the average prices for pizzas at these pizza joints, it's important to note that they may vary depending on the size and type of pizza you choose. Prices at popular pizza places like 575 Pizzeria, Palios Pizza Cafe, Napolis Italian Restaurant, Pizza Hut, and Pizzeria Nomad tend to range from around $10 to $20 per pizza.However, it's always a good idea to check their websites or give them a call for the most accurate and up-to-date pricing information.Can I Order Pizza for Delivery From These Restaurants?Yes, you can order pizza for delivery from these restaurants. They offer convenient delivery services to satisfy your pizza cravings.With a variety of options to choose from, including specialty pizzas and customized creations, you can enjoy delicious pizza without leaving the comfort of your own home.Whether you're in the mood for classic flavors or unique combinations, these restaurants will deliver a tasty pizza right to your doorstep.Do Any of These Pizza Places Offer Gluten-Free or Vegan Pizza Options?Yes, some of the pizza places in Amarillo, TX offer gluten-free or vegan pizza options.It would be best to contact each individual restaurant to inquire about their specific menu options and availability.Are These Pizza Joints Kid-Friendly and Do They Have a Children's Menu?Are these pizza joints kid-friendly and do they've a children's menu?Yes, these pizza joints in Amarillo, TX are kid-friendly and offer children's menus. They understand the importance of catering to young palates and provide options that kids will enjoy. From classic cheese and pepperoni pizzas to more adventurous toppings, there's something for every little pizza lover.The atmosphere is welcoming and family-oriented, making it a great place to enjoy a delicious meal with the whole family.Do Any of These Pizza Places Have Outdoor Seating or Patio Areas?Yes, some of the pizza places in Amarillo have outdoor seating or patio areas. They provide a pleasant dining experience with the option to enjoy your pizza outdoors.The specific pizza joints with outdoor seating may vary, so it's best to check with each individual restaurant beforehand. This allows you to enjoy your delicious pizza while enjoying the fresh air and ambiance of the outdoors.ConclusionIn conclusion, Amarillo, TX is a pizza lover's paradise with a variety of top-notch pizza joints to choose from. Whether you're looking for a unique and gourmet experience at 575 Pizzeria or a classic Italian slice at Napolis Italian Restaurant, there's something for everyone.And for those who prefer a trusted name, Pizza Hut is always a reliable option. Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore the creative pizza combinations at Pizzeria Nomad. With so many delicious options, Amarillo is sure to satisfy your pizza cravings.

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2024.05.17 02:13 SNXX7 [SELLING] THURSDAY NIGHT SCREENINGS: PERFECT FILMS FOR THE PERFECT NIGHT! OVER 250 TITLES TO CHOOSE

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Aladdin	iTunes	4K	$5
Aliens Ate my Homework	MA	HD	$3.50
All the Devil's Men	Vudu	HDX	$3.50
American Psycho	Vudu/iTunes	4K	$4
Angel Has Fallen	iTunes	4K	$4
Annie (1982)	MA	HD	$3.50
Annie (1982)	MA	4K	$5
Antebellum	Vudu/iTunes	4K	$4
Apache Junction	Vudu	HDX	$4
Apollo 11	MA	HD	$5
Arctic	MA	4K	$6
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Artist, The	MA	HD	$3.50
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Atomic Blonde	MA	4K	$4
Bad Words	iTunes	HD	$3
Banshees of Inisherin	MA	HD	$4
Barbie Princess Power	MA	HD	$4
Barbie Video Game Hero	iTunes	HD	$3
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Big Eyes	Vudu	HDX	$3.50
Big Hero 6	iTunes	4K	$3
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Birdman	MA	HD	$3.50
Birds of Pray	MA	HD	$3.50
Birds of Pray	MA	4K	$5
Black Hawk Down (Unrated)	MA	4K	$5
Black Panther	iTunes	4K	$4
Black Widow	MA	HD	$3
Blood Father	Vudu	HDX	$3
Blue Steel	Vudu	HDX	$4
Bon Voyage Charlie Brown	Vudu/iTunes	HD	$4
Boyz in the Hood	MA	4K	$5
Bram Stoker's Dracula	MA	4K	$6
Cabin in the Woods, The	iTunes	4K	$3.50
Calvary	MA	HD	$4.50
Cats and Dogs 3 Paws Unite	MA	HD	$4
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Chappie	MA	HD	$3.50
Chasing Maverick	MA	HD	$4
Cinderella	MA	4K	$6
Contempt (Vaulted)	Vudu	HDX	$8
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Countdown (Vaulted)	iTunes	HD	$5
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Crawl	iTunes	4K	$4
Criminal	iTunes	4K	$3.50
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Cruella	MA	4K	$5
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Darkness, The	iTunes	HD	$2.50
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Dementia 13 Directors Cut	Vudu/iTunes	4K	$6
Denist Collection, The	Vudu	HDX	$5
Don't Breathe	MA	HD	$4
Downtown Abby	MA	HD	$3
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Dream a Little Dream	Vudu	HDX	$4
Dredd	Vudu	4K	$4
Duff, The	Vudu	HDX	$2.50
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Exorcist (1973) Version Never Seen	MA	4K	$6
Extreme Prejudice	Vudu	HDX	$4
Fantasic Beasts Secrets of Dumbledore	MA	4K	$6
Fantastic 4	iTunes	4K	$4
Fast and the Furious	iTunes	4K	$4
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Fear the Walking Dead Final Season	Vudu	HDX	$10
Flashdance	Vudu	4K	$4.50
For the Love of Money	Vudu	4K	$5
Forger, The	Vudu	HDX	$3
Friday the 13th Part 2	Vudu/iTunes	HD	$3.50
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Gattaca	MA	4K	$5
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Ghostbusters Afterlife	MA	HD	$3.50
Gifted	MA	HD	$3.50
Gimme Shelter	Vudu	HDX	$3.50
God's Not Dead 2	MA	HD	$3
Godzilla King of Monsters	MA	4K	$6
Grand Budapest Hotel, The	MA	HD	$3.50
Great War, The	Vudu	HDX	$4
Guilt Trip, The	Vudu	HDX	$3.50
Guilt Trip, The	iTunes	HD	$2.50
Hacksaw Ridge	iTunes	4K	$3.50
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Hell or High Water	iTunes	4K	$3
Hell or High Water	Vudu	4K	$3.50
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Highlander	Vudu	4K	$4
Hitmans Bodyguard, The	iTunes	4K	$4
Hitmans Wife Bodyguard	iTunes	4K	$4
Holiday Inn	MA	HD	$3.50
Holiday, The	MA	4K	$5
Home Again	MA	HD	$3
Homefront	MA	HD	$4
Hotel Mumbai	MA	HD	$4
Hotel Transylvania	MA	HD	$3.50
Hunt for Red October, The	Vudu/iTunes	4K	$4.50
Indiana Jones The Last Crusade	Vudu/iTunes	4K	$5
Intersteller	Vudu/iTunes	4K	$4
Into the Woods (Disney)	MA	HD	$2.50
Invisable Man	MA	HD	$3.50
It Happened One Night	MA	4K	$4.50
Jack Ryan Shadow Recruit	iTunes	4K	$2.50
Jigsaw	iTunes	4K	$3
Keeping up with the Joneses	iTunes	4K	$3
King of Staten Island	MA	HD	$3.50
Kingsman, The	MA	4K	$6
Kingsman: The Secret Service	iTunes	4K	$3.50
Knives Out	Vudu/iTunes	4K	$5
Last Christmas	MA	4K	$5
Last Duel, The	MA	HD	$4
Last House on the Left, The	MA	HD	$4.50
Last Night in Soho, The	MA	HD	$4
Leap!	Vudu/iTunes	HD	$3.50
Let Him Go	MA	HD	$4
Lion King, The (2019)	MA	4K	$4
Little Mermaid, The	MA	HD	$3.50
Little Women	MA	HD	$4
Locked In	Vudu/iTunes	HD	$3.50
Logan	iTunes	4K	$3
Logan Lucky	MA	HD	$2.50
Magic Mike Last Dance	MA	HD	$3.50
Mall Cop 2	MA	HD	$3
Men Woman and Children	Vudu/iTunes	HD	$5
Middle School: Worst Year	iTunes	HD	$3
Million Dollar Arm	MA	HD	$4
Mindgamers (Vaulted)	MA	HD	$5
Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol	Vudu	HDX	$2
Mission Impossible Rogue Nation	iTunes	4K	$3
Mitchells vs the Machine	MA	HD	$4
Moon	MA	4K	$6
Moonfall	Vudu/iTunes	4K	$5
Mortal Engine	MA	4K	$4.50
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Mummy, The (1999)	iTunes	4K	$4
My All American	MA	HD	$4
My Best Friend is a Vampire	Vudu	HDX	$4
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Nebraska	Vudu	HDX	$3.50
New York Melody	Vudu	HDX	$3.50
Night at the Museum	MA	HD	$4
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Night House, The	MA	HD	$4
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Nightmare Before Christmas	MA	HD	$4
Nightmare Before Christmas	GP	HD	$3.50
No Good Deed	MA	HD	$2.50
Nope	MA	HD	$4
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Paper Towns	iTunes	4K	$4
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Parker	MA	HD	$3.50
Passengers	MA	HD	$3
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Phantom Thread	MA	4K	$5
Pineapple Express Unrated	MA	HD	$5.50
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Playing for Keeps	MA	HD	$3.50
Pocahontas	MA	HD	$4.50
Poms	iTunes	HD	$3
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies	MA	HD	$3
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Promised Land	iTunes	HD	$3.50
Quite Place, A	Vudu/iTunes	4K	$4
R.I.P.D.	iTunes	4K	$4
Red 1-2	Vudu	4K	$10
Redemption (Humingbird)	Vudu	HDX	$4
Revenant, The	iTunes	4K	$3.50
Robin Hood	iTunes	4K	$3
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story	iTunes	4K	$3
Rogue Warfare: The Hunt	Vudu/iTunes	HD	$4
Rough Night	MA	HD	$3.50
Rudy	MA	4K	$5
Rush	iTunes	HD	$3.50
Same Kind of Different as Me	Vudu	HDX	$2.50
Same Kind of Different as Me	iTunes	HD	$2.50
Scoob!	MA	HD	$4
Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apoc.	iTunes	HD	$4
Sex Tape	MA	HD	$2.50
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She Said	MA	HD	$5
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Sicario	Vudu	4K	$4
Side Effects	iTunes	HD	$4
Silence	iTunes	HD	$4
Sing	MA	HD	$2.50
Skyfall 007	Vudu	HDX	$2
Skyscraper	MA	HD	$3
Sleepless in Seattle	MA	4K	$5
Sleepy Hallow	Vudu	4K	$4.50
Snowden	iTunes	HD	$2
Southpaw	Vudu	HDX	$3.50
Spell	iTunes	4K	$4
Spiderman: Across the Spider-Verse	MA	HD	$4
Spider-Man: Far from Home	MA	4K	$5
St. Vincent	Vudu	HDX	$3
Star Trek Trilogy (Kelvin Timeline)	iTunes	4K	$9
Sting, The	iTunes	4K	$4.50
Superman: Man of Tomorrow	MA	HD	$4
Superman: Red Son	MA	HD	$4
Survive the Night	iTunes	4K	$3
Taxi Driver	MA	4K	$5
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Terminator Genisys	iTunes	4K	$4
Terms of Endearment	Vudu/iTunes	4K	$4
The Way We Were	MA	4K	$5
Theory of Everything	iTunes	HD	$4
Thor	iTunes	4K	$5
To Kill a Mockingbird	iTunes	4K	$4.50
To Sir, With Love	MA	4K	$4.50
Top Five	Vudu	HD	$3
Top Five	iTunes	HD	$3
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Top Gun Maverick	iTunes	4K	$5
Toy Story	iTunes	4K	$4
Toy Story 4	GP	HD	$2
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Transformers The Last Knight	iTunes	4K	$3.50
Trash	iTunes	HD	$6
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Trumen Show, The	MA	4K	$5
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Universal May Code	MA	HD	$3
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We Die Young	Vudu/iTunes	HD	$3
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2024.05.16 23:34 goBerserk_ Project Napoleon Chapter 4

Fletch gently pushed open the large and lavishly decorated bronze doors of the university administration building and ambled out into the portico. He set his cup of coffee down on the pedestal of a granite pillar and pulled his cigarette case from the breast pocket of his tan trench coat. The old chief inspector plucked a cigarette from the ornately engraved case with slender fingers and wondered why the Kael let him come at all.
Something felt very off with the whole thing. The more he thought about it, the more he questioned the story he got. Mike Anderson was certainly depressed, but as far as Fletch could tell, he had not displayed any suicidal behavior. And why now? Fletch thought. Things were on the upswing for the kid. His grades were excellent, his family situation was good, and he was out of the house more this term than the last. Fletch scratched his mustache. Why would the seals hide the autopsy and the gun? He brought the cigarette to his lips, snapped the filigreed case shut, and slipped it back into the breast pocket of his coat. Fletch flicked open his lighter and sighed as he lit his cigarette. Murder.
It was a hopeless case. These days, warrants were approved by the seals, and even if they weren't, he doubted that he could get one anyway. His suspicion of foul play was backed by nothing but his instinct.
Fletch watched students hustle and bustle through the plaza in front of him as he puffed away at his cigarette and pondered his theory.
But why kill him now? They could have done it in complete secrecy while he was a POW. And it couldn’t be to keep what happened in Philadelphia under wraps. His death brings more attention to it. And he wasn’t a rebel. So why? Fletch sipped at his coffee as he flicked ash from his cigarette. Vengeance? Did he kill some noble brat during the war?
Fletch scratched at his grey mustache and glanced at his watch. I’ll have to follow that thread. He tossed his half-smoked cigarette into a puddle as he briskly walked down the steps and through the university plaza.
The withered investigator was deep in thought when he entered the parking lot. What do I tell that Enrique chap? He unlocked his car and crawled in. I certainly can’t tell him that his mate’s been clipped with no evidence. Fletch turned the key, and the engine of his little Volvo sputtered to life. It’s no bleeding use. I’ll just tell the lad they weren’t interested in sharing and keep my suspicions to myself.
As he reached for the shifter, Fletch noticed a delightfully thick manilla envelope stuck in the gap between the center console and the passenger seat.
He pulled the envelope from the crack. Gingerly, he opened it and pulled out a small note. It read We’re even now, prick.
Fletch smiled and couldn’t help but mutter, “The game is afoot,” as he flicked through the stack of documents inside.
Isabella poked her head into the large office and saw Professor Dret’la with a ball of dark green yarn on her lap and bone darning needles beset with carvings in her hands.
Isabella was struck with confusion. What? She crochets!?
The professor looked up from her labor, spotted the confused girl outside her door, and called, “Come in.”
Isabella walked into the office and took a seat. She gestured to the yarn in the professor's hands. “What are you making?”
The professor smiled as motherly as one could with a mouth full of razor-sharp teeth. “It will be a hat for my son. He just received his commission as a junior biologist, so he has to rummage around in freezers to get samples for his whole research team.”
Isabella blinked. This was not characteristic at all for the quick-tempered professor with a penchant for launching chalk across lecture halls at the mildest provocation.
Isabella shook off her shocked expression and gave the tall professor a dimpled cheek smile. “That’s so sweet! I’m sure he’ll love it. One of the best gifts I’ve ever received was a thick wool sweater from my mamma during a training exercise off the coast of Norway.”
The professor, still smiling, sat up straight. “I hope that’s the kind of reception I get.”
The professor’s demeanor hardened as she stowed the yarn and needles in the desk drawer. “Now, let's get down to business.”
Isabella gulped.
“To start, congratulations. You’ve passed our testing and been selected for officer training.”
Isabella asked, “Who else was selected?”
“There are nine others: Robert Rhodes, Elena Pavel, Hal Jellico, Zheng Li, Brooke Halsey, Colow Aden, Magnus Tordenskjold, Bill Lee, and Kazuya Yamamoto.”
Isabella didn’t recognize all the names.
“Should you choose to accept, you will be taking a prep course taught by Colonel Ocidea and I starting next week and lasting all through the summer. If we deem you ready, you’ll ship out for basic training and then off to the Royal Military Academy, where you can earn your commission.” Dr. Dret’la leaned in close to Isabella. “Do you accept?”
Without hesitation, Isabella answered, “Yes.”
“Mike, come over here. You’re going to want to see this.” Calty voiced from her seat in the front of the cockpit.
Mike rolled off the couch and walked into the front of the cockpit as the captain shouted, “Decelerate!” Mike couldn’t help but grab onto the back of Calty’s seat as the FTL drive kicked into gear. The cockpit glass dimmed just before blindingly bright blue jets of fire from the front-facing engines came into view. A bright green circle flickered onto the glass surrounding a marble-sized dot darker than the rest of the now dim screen. The dots and circles expanded at an extreme pace until they took up most of the display. Another dot appeared—minuscule compared to the other—surrounded by a red circle. The growth of the shadowy dots and the circles around them slowed and then stopped entirely as the engines sputtered out.
The HUD faded out of view, and the tint of the glass slowly lightened, revealing a vast planet embraced by blue-green ice with a colossal foundry in its orbit. The planet, a gas giant called Drassus, was orbited by four rings. One was made of containers, and the other three were made up of loose ore gleaming in the nearby star's light. Exhaust chimneys spewing gas and fire sprouted from the otherwise spherical foundry, giving it a sea urchin-like profile, which, together with the weave of pipes bringing fuel from beneath the icy surface of the planet below, made the foundry resemble an old naval mine.
The captain strode up to the front of the cockpit. “One-third ahead and steer 14 degrees left. We’re unloading in bay three.”
Six mech suits and a tug exited a plasma-shielded hanger as the ship came to a halt. The mechs glided to the front of the ship and started dismounting the external cargo bay from the Broken Fin while the tug hitched onto the opposite end of the ten-kilometer-long rack of containers.
A little while later, the tug pulled away with the load of containers, and the comm system blared to life. “Broken Fin, you are cleared to leave. The UO corporation thanks you for your business.”
The captain replied, “Our pleasure. Broken fin out.” as the ship pulled out of the loading bay.
He turned to the navigation officer and said, “Lock in coordinates for jump to Kael Prime.”
The captain went to the central control board and pulled up traffic control. “Tower 1, this is the Broken Fin. We request a jump slot to Kael Prime from Drassus.”
“Broken Fin, request granted. Your departure slot is at 16:33.”
Mike glanced at the top right of the ship's HUD and looked at the time. 16:21.
Better get my stuff together…
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The ship shuddered ever so slightly despite the inertial dampeners as it exited FTL. Mike was lounging on the couch with his bag at his feet. He was ready to get off this tub.
Mike idly watched flames lick at the cockpit window as the ship descended into the atmosphere of Kael Prime. He looked at Dreki, who was sitting on the other couch. His muscles bulged through his clothes despite wearing a white sweater so large it could be mistaken for the sail of an average-sized boat. Mike asked, “Do you know anything about what’ll happen to me now?”
The big Kael shifted in his seat. “Technically, I’m not supposed to tell you anything, but what the hell.” Dreki pulled the collar of his sweater down, revealing an angry white number burnt into his iron-gray skin just below the collarbone. “First, you’ll get branded.” He released his shirt and pointed to a small scar on the side of his head. “Then you’ll get an AR implant.”
“Where will I be getting that?” Mike asked.
“The Imperial Science Academy. We’re going to be staying there for a few days. They’ll run a bunch of tests and get you fitted for equipment there. After that, I’ll drop you off at the spaceport, and you’ll be off to Tlaxcalssus for basic training. After that, I don’t know.”
“Thanks.”
The ship shook as it touched down on the landing pad. “Time to go.” Dreki shouldered his pack and walked out the door. Mike fiddled with the straps of his bag as he followed Dreki down the ramp and to the far side of the ship, away from the rest of the passengers. Mike's nose was immediately assaulted with the acrid smell of sulfur from where the fiery exhausts of engines had melted asphalt. The spaceport was swarming with vehicles and filled with the constant roar of ship engines and a symphony of smaller equipment. Power loaders and mechs loaded and unloaded heavy cargo, shuttles bustled to and fro with passengers, baggage carriers snaked through the crowded landing pads, and vehicles that looked like floating garage doors zipped through the air at ankle height, bringing pilots and crew to their ships. Mike couldn’t help but chuckle a little at the absurdity of it all. Here he was, in the heartland of the enemy, walking through what was essentially a ten-acre parking lot.
Dreki plopped his bags on the ground and yawned as he stretched his arms over his head. “Our skiff will be here in a minute.”
Mike tuned out the beeps and whirrs of the tank-sized forklifts and mechs unloading the ship and gazed out beyond at the horizon. You’re not in Kansas anymore, bub. Mike thought as he studied the skyline of the imperial city basked in the glow of the early evening sun. Some of the buildings wouldn’t look all that out of place on Earth, but the skyline was assaulted with abominations that pissed on the laws of physics as Man understood them. Tusk-shaped skyscrapers defied gravity with their seemingly unsupported curves, and even more absurd were pyramids stacked atop another point-to-point like hourglasses. Any delusion of normalcy that Mike could come up with was shattered.
Dreki picked up his bag and pointed to a slab of black marble speeding towards them at ankle height. “Here’s our skiff.” A railing popped out of the center as the skiff came to a gliding halt. Dreki boarded the skiff and took hold of the rail, and Mike followed suit.
They sped through the spaceport and stopped outside what looked to Mike like a train station. Dreki shouldered his bag and stepped off the skiff. Mike stepped off and quickly fell in pace with Dreki. The big Kael led Mike into a grand station bustling with people. Most were Kael, but there was a smattering of other species. Some stared at Mike, others glanced, but most completely ignored him as he followed Dreki through the hall and onto a platform. Unfamiliar aliens clearly weren’t an uncommon sight here.
The walls of the station were covered with mosaics depicting Kael warriors from the distant past. Dreki noted the human's curiosity and said, “The founders of the clans.” He leveled a massive hand toward an opulent, towering mosaic of a Kael warrior wielding a bronze falx. The imposing figure's body was made of blue gemstones, the eyes rubies, one tusk silver, and the other gold. “That’s the founder of my clan, Drekalla Gold Tusk.”
Mike asked, “How’d he manage that?” As he followed Dreki into a mostly empty train car.
Dreki plopped down on a bench. “He was the war priest of Hroptaug the Conqueror during the unification wars. After the wars were won, Hroptaug granted us the Steam Hills.” Dreki pointed through the train window at the mosaic of another warrior whose body was made of milky white pearls. “That one,” He paused and spat on the floor, “Tiblan the Terror, challenged Drekalla to a duel for most of that land. Drekalla was cutting him to pieces, but the craven poisoned his blade. Just before Drekalla could deliver the final blow, the poison reached his heart, and Drekalla died. The only wound on his body was a cut across his forearm that barely drew blood.” Dreki rolled up his sleeve, showing a scar that reached from his elbow to the middle of his forearm. “Every K’alla is cut the same way to remind us of the blood feud.”
Mike inwardly sighed. Kael and their damned feuds… “How long ago was this.”
“Seven thousand four hundred and fifty-one years ago.”
Mike held back a snort. The absurdity of it all. The first human law codes came about to stop blood feuds, and out here, they have feuds that have lasted longer than Earth's recorded history.
“How’s that feud been going as of late?”
Dreki’s face sagged, “Not good.”
They both grew quiet. Mike shuffled uncomfortably.
Mike glanced at the route display and broke the silence, “What's with the middle city, inner city thing?”
Dreki relaxed slightly. “Oh, so the city used to be a fortification. The inner city is actually a volcanic island. The middle is built over the river, and the outer city was built on the banks.”
“I see.”
The doors closed, and the intercom sounded, “Next stop, the inner city.”
Dale Robert’s wrinkled face was unreadable, and his highly decorated black and blue dress uniform immaculate as he led a horse through the street. He felt the eyes of thousands of onlookers on him, and he hated it. The pure black horse had a black leather saddle on its back. Two tall, glossy black boots were placed backward in silver stirrups, and the elaborate hilt of Mike’s basket-hilted broadsword jutted from the top of a black leather scabbard buckled to the saddle. Roberts followed the horse-drawn caisson bearing the flag-draped coffin of his old commanding officer. Not much farther now, he thought. The sounds of the cartwheels rolling and the horse’s tack jangling were wholly drowned out by boots stamping the ground in unison. Almost all of the 1800 survivors of the 801st regiment were there, resplendent in their dress uniforms, marching behind Mike one more time. The local police and fire departments joined them.
Roberts was unsure about it all. He felt that the poor kid's family would have preferred a smaller service back home in Colorado instead of this damn near royal procession. And Roberts was damn sure that the seals did not give their permission for this, no matter what the police chief said.
A reporter ducked through the police barricade and tried to ask the marching soldiers questions, but they remained stone-faced as the procession marched nearer to the gates of Philadelphia National Cemetery. Roberts handed the reigns of the riderless horse to another man in uniform and joined seven other members of Charlie platoon in pulling the casket from the cassion. They silently began their march to the grave, closely followed by General McCarthy, the man who was Joint Chief of Staff, and the color guard. Bagpipers began to blare, “Going Home.” Roberts heard the sound of gravpulse engines and looked up in dismay as a Kael gunship broke through the low clouds and descended to just barely above the cemetery. A loudspeaker blared, “Disperse at once.”

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2024.05.16 23:29 Swanzig First Impressions: Gallivant Perfumes

Gallivant are a London based perfumery creating ‘fragrance for urban explorers’. Their fragrances are all named after and inspired by big cities.
They currently have their 12 scents available as a sample set called the Nomad Discovery Set for £35, which includes credit for a full bottle. I read through all their scent descriptions and didn’t actually want the full set, so I only ordered 4. However, I’ve been sent a 10-sample set that doesn’t include Accra and Abu Dhabi. Probably extra stock of an older set so fair enough.
Their 30ml FBs are £70, and their 100 mls are £150.
These first four reviews are for the 4 fragrance samples I originally ordered (i.e I am more likely to enjoy them based on their notes and description)
Brooklyn

bergamot, squeezed lemon and orange juice. Incense, cardamom, fresh air and ozonic notes
magnolia, orris root and transparent flowers
musks, white woods, benzoin, amber

I can't pick out invidual notes here, but I DO get the warmth on the skin vibes they are after! It’s gentle and soothing - I think there’s a faint vanilla in there. I wouldn’t call it ‘fizz on an urban playground’, more like a sunny balcony overlooking the street. It continues to be soft and gentle the whole way through wear, it’s very cuddly and I’d wear it to snuggle with my boyfriend. Compared to the others, it’s warm without as much incense.
Definitely on the skin scent side, but I don’t mind for how intimate it feels. It lasted on my skin past lunchtime, and my mom adored that it lasted all day on her clothes. This already feels hard to top.
Sister thinks it smells generic, but our baseline is mom’s perfume collection (she likes powdery scents). I guess it’s more like, it smells of mom in a good way. Like a comforting way.
I wore Brooklyn as my SOTD on the 8th May - a couple sprays on my left wrist. It's not a strong projector but it was still on my wrist after 6 hours.
Los Angeles.

"Airy and aromatic in the opening with notes of eucalyptus, clary sage, mandarin and pineapple
A floral heart with an absolute of narcissus and tuberose – a nod to the Mexican flavour of this city
And a shimmering smoky woody base with cade, guaiac wood, nagarmotha / cypriol, musks and heliotrope"

I definitely get all three of these layers to the scent. An evening out on holiday. Classy, fun, little black dress and heels and having a night out on the town by the beach. It will cool you in a heatwave and warm you when there’s an evening chill. It doesn’t match me personality wise, but it’s still a nice scent! I will keep this sample for a night out.
Tel Aviv

"clementine, bergamot, natural blackcurrant bud absolute
jasmine sambac absolute, comoros’ ylang ylang, rose oil, freesia
sandalwood, musks, deer’s tongue (liatrix) absolute, benzoin"

Lovely florals! Definitely on the rosy side. Sweet (but not overly so!) and sunny. This projects a bit more than the other three I picked. Once the citrus fades out we’re left with an almost soapy floral mix.
Sis: smells like febreeze.
Tokyo

yuzu, bergamot, black pepper and cardamom, electrified with a dash of wasabi
A woody heart of hinoki, cedarwood, orris root, nutmeg, rose and incense.
A base of amber, sandalwood, patchouli and vetiver

I’m hoping to visit Tokyo sometime not too far away, and the initial spray is kind of how I’d imagine it would smell? Once it hits the dry down it reminds me of a scent from Oud Attar - warm, woody, incense like. It’s not bad but not really my thing.
The following reviews are for the rest of the set (I.e. I wasn’t particularly drawn to them based on description, and would be surprised to get a hit out of these)
London

cucumber, violet leaves
rose de mai absolute, rose oil, orris root
suede, leather, sandalwood, patchouli, cedarwood

Rosy, woody and leathery for sure! I wish the cucumber stuck around, that was really refreshing? What a cool and gritty scent. I get a ton of leather (I’ve never smelt leather in a fragrance, but I used to work in a shoe store and once the association clicked I was like WOAH, back room, men’s shoe shelves smell?? ). It’s not for me, but it really makes me feel like I’m one of the cool crowd, earning enough to live in London. (I realise I could say this about any other big city, but as a Brit and not a Londoner it was what I felt in my soul.)
Sister didn’t like it - it gets points for being accurate to London, but loses points for being London, haha!! Reminds her of dad’s colognes though...?
Naples

Bergamot, pepper, ginger, salt
incense
clearwood, patchouli, vetiver, birch

Incense and patchouli really bring a warm and spicy feel forward here. It’s a touch aquatic too. There’s citrus in it, but I don’t really get it, unfortunately.
Istanbul

"bergamot, cardamom, red thyme
lavender absolute, egyptian geranium essence, patchouli heart, sweet myrrh (opoponax) essence
sandalwood, vanilla, tonka bean, amber, musks"

I have no idea what’s goin on here but I’m surprised to find that I like this. A warm floral feel. Not something I’d like on myself though!
We are discovering sis’ licorice note she doesn't like is possibly cardamom.
Berlin

"grapefruit, clementine, lemon and schinus molle CO2 extract
A spicy heart containing black pepper and black tea and woody undertones of Haitian vetiver, cedarwood and patchouli"

It is what it is. Just as described, not really standing out. Sis says it smells discordant. The top notes are great, but the rest not so much.
Bukhara

"caraway, pear, coriander and bergamot
A floral woody heart with orris, ambrette, osmanthus and a touch of jasmine. Clove and apricot enrich the colours and textures
And a base of benzoin resin, saffron, amber, wood and cotton-soft musks. And Ralf's transparent silk accord (one of the first things he ever created at perfume school)"

sis says it’s a hotel reception smell. I say it’s like a hotel with a spa in it. Then she says it develops into a an orthodontist waiting room.
Gdansk

"plum, honey, cardamom, nutmeg and saffron
A rich, woody heart with leather notes, cistus absolute, sustainable sandalwood oil from New Caledonia, patchouli, and incense resinoid – with a light touch of rose
And a deep, earthy, smoky ambery base of tobacco absolute, cypriol, styrax (liquidambar), vanilla, musks and ambergris ( we use a plant-derived substitute, no animal by-products )"

an autumnal scent. I don’t really have much to say about this one! For many of these scents it's just been a lot of incense and there's only so many ways I can tell you I'm not a fan.
Sister's ranking:

Gdansk
Los angeles
Naples
London
Tel aviv
Tokyo
Berlin and istanbul
Brooklyn
Bukhara

Overall - Their blends seem to be gentle enough to my nose (I.e, I wasn’t immediately repulsed by any). My sister felt that the scents transitioned much faster than other sets we tried. It smells as if there’s incense in many of them to give that warm and spicy feel, which I don’t tend to like in fragrances at the moment. But I can understand how, with their goal of travelling via scent, incense becomes a realistic and homely and cultural link.
As a set, it’s like the opposite of the Saltworks Company Fresh Experience set (cool and fresh vs warm and spiced). It’s less a holiday, less touristy and more backpacking across the world to meet new people and broaden your horizons. It’s the smells you get when you don’t stay in a hotel but are welcomed into someone else’s home. You’re not wearing these for beast mode projection, but because it’s reminding you of something nice. They do last well, over 6 hours on me for quite a few of them.
FB worthy? As of now I’ve actually bought a small bottle of Brooklyn for my mom and I to share as we loved it so much. Neither of us have been to Brooklyn, though.
Next on my trial sets to try is Floral Street. At some point soon I'll have to destash my samples (if you're UK based... 👀)!
Let me know if you've tried this brand! What other sets would you suggest for me to try next?

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2024.05.16 23:26 Sweet-Count2557 Best Pizza in Grapevine Tx

Best Pizza in Grapevine Tx Welcome to our guide on the best pizza in Grapevine, TX! We've done the legwork to bring you a handpicked selection of the top pizzerias in this lively city.From Fireside Pies to Grimaldis Pizzeria, Wise Guys Pizzeria to Palios Pizza Cafe, we've got a diverse range of options, whether you're craving a wood-fired masterpiece or a loaded thin-crust delight.Join us as we delve into signature dishes, recommended orders, and insider tips for each spot.Let's embark on a mouthwatering journey through Grapevine's pizza scene!Key TakeawaysFireside Pies, Grimaldis Pizzeria, Wise Guys Pizzeria, Palios Pizza Cafe, Taverna Rossa, SauceD, Armends, i Fratelli Pizza, and Chelsea Pizza are some of the popular pizza places in Grapevine, TX.Each pizza place offers unique and delicious pizzas with a variety of toppings and flavors.Big Brother is a recommended pizza place known for their loaded pizzas and the option to build your own pizza with your preferred toppings.Sbarro is another popular pizza chain with over 600 locations in 28 countries, specializing in Italian fare and known for their fresh flavors, quality dough, and mozzarella.Fireside PiesWe should try Fireside Pies because they offer wood-fired pizzas and build-your-own-pie options. Fireside Pies is known for their unique toppings that add a burst of flavor to their delicious pizzas. They've a variety of options for everyone, including gluten-friendly options at Grimaldis Pizzeria. At Fireside Pies, you can choose from classic pizzas or get creative and build your own pie with your favorite toppings.One of the standout pizzas at Fireside Pies is the Hawaiian pizza with balsamic roasted pineapple and prosciutto. The combination of sweet and salty flavors is simply irresistible. Another popular choice is the Organic Mushroom Pie, which features a blend of fresh mushrooms and creamy cheese. For those who love a good pepperoni pizza, the Triple Roni Pie is a must-try. It's loaded with mozzarella, fire-roasted pie sauce, pepperoni, and basil toppings.Not only does Fireside Pies offer mouthwatering pizzas, but their wood-fired cooking method adds a unique smoky flavor to each bite. The pizzas are cooked to perfection, with a crispy crust and gooey cheese. Whether you're looking for a classic pizza or want to try something new, Fireside Pies is the place to go. With their wide range of toppings and build-your-own options, you can create a pizza that suits your taste perfectly.Grimaldis PizzeriaLet's head to Grimaldis Pizzeria and try their signature White With Garlic Pie, known for its mouthwatering combination of mozzarella, garlic, and olive oil on top. Grimaldis Pizzeria is a Brooklyn-based pizzeria that offers a unique coal-fired oven technique, resulting in a delicious and distinct flavor. They also have gluten-friendly options available for those with dietary restrictions.To give you a better idea of what Grimaldis Pizzeria has to offer, here is a table that highlights some of their menu items:Menu ItemDescriptionWhite With Garlic PieMozzarella, garlic, and olive oil on topMargherita PizzaFresh mozzarella, basil, and tomato saucePepperoni PizzaClassic pizza topped with pepperoniBuild-Your-Own PizzaCustomize your pizza with your favorite toppingsGluten-Friendly OptionsVarious pizzas and crusts available without glutenGrimaldis Pizzeria's unique coal-fired oven technique ensures a crispy crust and a perfect balance of flavors in each bite. Their commitment to providing gluten-friendly options also makes it a safe and inclusive choice for those with dietary restrictions.Now, let's transition to the subsequent section about Wise Guys Pizzeria, known for their mouthwatering specialty thin-crust and loaded pizzas.Wise Guys PizzeriaWise Guys Pizzeria is a must-visit for pizza enthusiasts looking for unique and delicious flavor combinations. Their specialty thin-crust and loaded pizzas push creative boundaries, offering mouthwatering options like the Wise Gals BBQ Pie with tortilla chip and roasted corn toppings, or the My Honey Pizza with mozzarella, goat cheese, and hot honey coating.The staff at Wise Guys Pizzeria truly knows how to satisfy adventurous taste buds.Tasty Specialty Pizza OptionsWhile Wise Guys Pizzeria offers mouthwatering specialty thin-crust and loaded pizzas, we can't help but be intrigued by their unique flavor combinations.The pizzeria not only delivers on taste but also provides tasty pizza crust options and unique pizza toppings that will satisfy any pizza lover's cravings. From their thin-crust pies to their loaded creations, Wise Guys Pizzeria offers a variety of crust options to suit different preferences. Whether you prefer a crispy thin crust or a thicker, chewy crust, they've it all.And when it comes to toppings, they go beyond the traditional pepperoni and cheese. With options like tortilla chips and roasted corn or goat cheese and hot honey, their flavor combinations are truly one-of-a-kind.Creative Flavor CombinationsWe are amazed by the wide range of unique flavor combinations Wise Guys Pizzeria offers on their pizzas. They truly excel in creating innovative and delicious pizzas that satisfy a variety of taste preferences. From their thin-crust specialty pies to their loaded creations, Wise Guys Pizzeria pushes the boundaries of traditional pizza toppings. They skillfully combine unique ingredient combinations to create a flavor fusion that's both exciting and satisfying.One of their standout creations is the Wise Gals BBQ Pie, topped with tortilla chips and roasted corn for a delightful crunch and smoky flavor. Another crowd favorite is the My Honey Pizza, featuring a mouthwatering combination of mozzarella, goat cheese, and a hot honey coating that adds a hint of sweetness.With their commitment to creating bold and inventive pizzas, Wise Guys Pizzeria is a must-visit for pizza lovers seeking unique and delicious flavor combinations.Speaking of unique pizzas, let's move on to Palios Pizza Cafe and explore their gourmet offerings.Palios Pizza CafePalios Pizza Cafe is a neighborhood eatery in Grapevine, Texas known for its superb gourmet and specialty pizzas. They offer a craft-your-own-pie option, allowing customers to customize their pizza with their favorite toppings.Some of their popular specialty pizzas include the King Pizza with sausage and bacon toppings for carnivore foodies, and the Quattro Formaggio Pizza with a four-cheese blend on a soft dough for cheese lovers.Let's discuss the specialties of Palios Pizza Cafe and share our recommendations for the best toppings to try.Palios Pizza SpecialtiesWhenever we visit Grapevine, we make sure to try Palios Pizza Cafe for their delicious gourmet and specialty pizzas. Palios Pizza Cafe is known for their unique pizza creations that are sure to satisfy any pizza lover's cravings.From Taverna Rossa's Tex-Italian fusion to SauceD's Texas style thin crust, Grapevine offers a variety of pizza options that cater to different tastes. Armends' authentic New York style pies and i Fratelli's meticulous pizza making process ensure that you'll have a truly authentic and delicious pizza experience.For a family-friendly option, Chuck E. Cheese's offers not only tasty pizzas but also kid-friendly entertainment. Sbarro's fresh flavors and quality ingredients will leave you wanting more, and Chelsea Pizza's time-tested family recipe will make you feel like you're eating a homemade pizza.With so many options to choose from, Grapevine's best pizza places are definitely worth putting on the map.Best Toppings at Palios?At Palios Pizza Cafe, we can't resist the mouthwatering combination of pepperoni and mushrooms on our favorite pie. The crispy pepperoni adds a savory kick, while the earthy mushrooms bring a subtle richness to every bite.But when it comes to the best toppings at Palios, our customers have spoken. Here are the top choices, based on customer reviews:Fresh Basil: The fragrant basil leaves not only add a pop of color but also enhance the overall flavor profile of the pizza. Its herbaceous notes complement the tomato sauce and cheese perfectly.Feta Cheese: For those who crave a tangy and creamy element, feta cheese is a popular choice. Its salty and slightly briny taste adds depth to the pizza and pairs well with a variety of other toppings.Black Olives: With their bold and distinctive flavor, black olives provide a delightful contrast to the other ingredients. They bring a touch of saltiness and a hint of bitterness, creating a well-rounded pizza experience.Pair your favorite Palios pizza with a glass of red wine, such as a smooth Merlot or a rich Cabernet Sauvignon, for the ultimate dining experience. And don't forget to check out the customer reviews to discover other fantastic topping combinations that our loyal customers swear by.Taverna RossaWe often recommend trying the delightful Tex-Italian pies at Taverna Rossa in Grapevine, as they're stacked with fresh ingredients and never disappoint. This pizzeria is known for its fusion of Texan and Italian flavors, creating a unique and mouthwatering culinary experience. One of the highlights of Taverna Rossa is their craft cocktails, which perfectly complement their delicious pies. From classic favorites to inventive creations, the cocktail menu offers something for everyone.When it comes to the pies at Taverna Rossa, one must-try option is the Local Goat & Fig. This delectable pizza features a creamy cheese coating, tangy goat cheese, and sweet figs, creating a perfect balance of flavors. Another crowd favorite is the Teriyaki Chicken & Cashew, which combines tender chicken, crunchy cashews, and a savory teriyaki sauce for a heavenly taste sensation.Taverna Rossa takes pride in using only the freshest ingredients and their commitment to quality is evident in every bite. Their Tex-Italian fusion pies are made with care and attention to detail, resulting in a pizza experience that's both satisfying and memorable.Now, let's move on to the next section and explore the delicious offerings at 'sauced'.SauceDLet's try the unique folding technique and garlic butter layering at SauceD, it adds a delicious twist to their Texas-style crust pizzas. At Sauced, they've perfected their craft of creating mouthwatering pizzas that are sure to satisfy any pizza lover. Here are some pros and cons of Sauced compared to other local pizzerias in Grapevine, TX:Pros of Sauced:Unique folding technique: Sauced takes their Texas-style crust pizzas to the next level by folding the dough in a way that creates a perfect balance of crispy and chewy textures.Garlic butter layering: The garlic butter layering adds a rich and savory flavor to the crust, elevating the overall taste of the pizza.Attention to detail: Sauced pays great attention to every aspect of their pizzas, from the quality of the ingredients to the precise cooking time, ensuring a consistently delicious pizza every time.Cons of Sauced:Limited menu options: While Sauced excels in their pizza offerings, their menu is relatively small compared to other pizzerias in the area. This may limit the variety of choices for some customers.Longer wait times: Due to the popularity of Sauced, it isn't uncommon to experience longer wait times during peak hours. However, the wait is worth it for the exceptional quality of their pizzas.Limited seating capacity: Sauced is a smaller establishment, which means that seating can be limited, especially during busy periods. It's recommended to plan ahead or consider takeout options.When comparing Sauced to other pizza places in Grapevine, it stands out for its unique folding technique, garlic butter layering, and attention to detail. While it may have some limitations in terms of menu options, wait times, and seating capacity, the overall experience and taste of the pizzas at Sauced make it a top contender for the best pizza in Grapevine, TX.ArmendsArmends offers a variety of classic Italian pizzas, and their Neapolitan, Italian Special, and Stromboli pies burst with flavor.The Neapolitan pie features a thin and crispy crust topped with fresh mozzarella, basil, and Armends' famous Vodka sauce. It's a delightful combination that brings out the authentic taste of Italy.The Italian Special pie is a meat lover's dream, with generous portions of pepperoni, sausage, ham, and bacon. Each bite is packed with savory goodness.And for those who enjoy a bit of spice, the Stromboli pie is the perfect choice. It's loaded with spicy pepperoni, jalapenos, and a blend of cheeses, creating a tantalizing burst of flavors.When it comes to the best toppings at Armends, there are plenty of options to choose from. Some popular choices include fresh mushrooms, onions, bell peppers, and black olives. These toppings add a burst of freshness and texture to the pizzas.For those looking for a unique twist, try adding grilled chicken, bacon, or even pineapple for a sweet and savory combination. With such a wide variety of signature pies and delicious toppings, Armends is a must-visit for pizza lovers.Now, let's transition into the subsequent section about i Fratelli Pizza.I Fratelli PizzaI Fratelli Pizza offers a wide variety of thin pizzas and craft-your-own-pie alternatives, ensuring that there's something for everyone's taste. Here are three reasons why i Fratelli Pizza stands out in the Grapevine, TX pizza scene:Unique pizza toppings: i Fratelli Pizza takes pizza toppings to the next level with their creative and delicious combinations. From traditional favorites like pepperoni and sausage to more adventurous options like artichoke hearts and feta cheese, there's a topping for every palate. The unique toppings elevate the flavor profile of each pizza, making every bite a taste sensation.Secret recipe for dough: One of the secrets to i Fratelli Pizza's delicious thin crust is their carefully guarded recipe for dough. Made fresh every day, the dough is hand-tossed to perfection, resulting in a thin and crispy crust that provides the perfect base for the flavorful toppings. The secret recipe ensures that every pizza from i Fratelli is consistently delicious.Commitment to safety: i Fratelli Pizza places a strong emphasis on safety and cleanliness. With multiple locations across Dallas, Texas, and Houston, i Fratelli Pizza follows strict health and safety protocols to ensure that every customer can enjoy their pizza with peace of mind. From the moment you walk in the door to the moment you take your first bite, you can trust that i Fratelli Pizza is dedicated to providing a safe and enjoyable dining experience.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat Are the Prices Like at These Pizza Places in Grapevine, Tx?Prices at these pizza places in Grapevine, TX vary depending on the pizza toppings and specialty pizzas you choose. Each restaurant has its own pricing structure, but they strive to provide value for money. You can expect to find a range of prices to fit different budgets.It's always a good idea to check the menu or contact the specific pizza place for the most accurate and up-to-date pricing information.Do Any of These Pizza Places Offer Gluten-Free Crust Options?When it comes to gluten-free crust options, several of the pizza places mentioned offer them. Fireside Pies, Grimaldis Pizzeria, Wise Guys Pizzeria, and Palios Pizza Cafe are known to accommodate gluten-free diets.As for the best pizza toppings, it really depends on personal preference. Some popular choices include pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, and bell peppers.Ultimately, the best pizza is the one that satisfies your cravings and dietary needs.Are There Any Vegetarian or Vegan Pizza Options Available at These Restaurants?There are several pizza places in Grapevine, TX that offer vegetarian and vegan pizza options. These restaurants understand the importance of catering to different dietary preferences and have created delicious pizzas to accommodate those who follow a vegetarian or vegan lifestyle.You can find unique toppings such as fresh vegetables, plant-based meats, and dairy-free cheese alternatives at these establishments. Whether you're looking for a classic Margherita pizza or a creative vegan creation, these pizzerias have got you covered.Can You Make Reservations at Any of These Pizza Places in Grapevine?Making reservations at pizza places in Grapevine, TX can be a convenient option for those looking to secure a table ahead of time. While not all pizza places in Grapevine may offer reservations, it's always recommended to call ahead and inquire about availability.Additionally, if you have dietary restrictions such as needing a gluten-free crust, it's advisable to inform the restaurant when making your reservation to ensure they can accommodate your needs.Do Any of These Pizza Places Offer Delivery or Take-Out Options?Delivery or take-out options are available at several of these pizza places in Grapevine. Customers can enjoy the convenience of having their favorite pizzas delivered to their doorstep or opting for take-out. It's always a good idea to check with each individual restaurant for specific details and availability.Customer reviews and ratings can provide valuable insights into the quality and reliability of their delivery and take-out services. Ensuring a safe and enjoyable dining experience is a top priority for these establishments.ConclusionAfter exploring the vibrant pizza scene in Grapevine, TX, it's clear that the city offers a variety of options to satisfy any pizza lover's cravings.From Fireside Pies and Grimaldis Pizzeria to Wise Guys Pizzeria and Palios Pizza Cafe, each establishment brings its own unique twist to the classic dish.Whether you prefer a wood-fired pie, thin-crust pizza, or loaded with mouthwatering ingredients, Grapevine has it all.So, next time you're in town, be sure to dive into the delectable world of pizza in Grapevine, TX.

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2024.05.16 22:58 Nice_Pirate7765 A Mother's love....

So this is a wonderful Mother's Day story.
I work food industry so this day is a hellish day to begin with. I'm at one corner of the bar, making a flight for my table(brunch + moms= so many mimosa flights).
Bar regular strikes up a convo with a bartender. Not sure how it started but my ears picked up on the "SAHM are better than working mothers. Every child needs their mom with them always, and working moms are worthless excuses as mothers, etc etc".
Most of my closest friends are working moms, as was my own mother. THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WRONG WITH BEING A STAY AT HOME MOM, and with this economy, mad props to the breadwinner. I mentally "okay, boomer" and continue what I'm doing.
Then she starts in on same-sex relationships, and "how could the government/society do this to them, they're going to be groomed and need years of therapy, etc. That no one who likes the same gender should EVER be even allowed around children, let alone care for one."
I'm a lesbian. Always have been. And despite having an open mind, apparently always will be. So I'm standing there just 😑. The husband she's with notices because I'm literally 5 feet away. He nudges her and whispers something to her.
I'm finally walking away at this time(pineapple juice+ champagne= crazy foam, was letting it settle to top off) when she begins the "well it's true and THE BIBLE SAYS..."
Hate, but need, my job. Took every ounce of power in me to not say: better a gay than a hateful b*tch of a boomer.
Why do they feel the need to determine what every female should do with their life(like some American football players, but I digress) and know for a fact that same-sex couples are incapable of raising children?
I'd have killed for a loving family unit, regardless of their orientation, but only cis females can do it right?

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2024.05.16 22:36 bluecloud111 Help me bring my vision to life?

I'm looking to make a jewelry holder. I have the dowels. i have the hooks. I feel like i can kind of conceptualize what to do but before i start and waste some yarn, are there patterns like this? I've seen some macrame versions but none for crochet. How do i crochet around the dowels? how can i make a rectangle with flowers for the top?
thank you in advance :)

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2024.05.16 22:16 IncreaseStraight8515 [M4F] Are you who I need??

Hey there, I’m Akio. I’m 22 and have been roleplaying for quite some time. I’m not gonna go on a whole spiel, but I’m looking for a long term partner to rp with. I can do multi paragraphs and one liners, I don’t care if you’re an accomplished novelist or starting out, I’m welcoming to all.
What plots?
Well, that’s up to us to discuss about. I do have a number of fandoms that I’d love to explore more. Tanya, the evil. AOT, JJK, Blue exorcist.
What if you’re not looking forward to that? I am more than ready to provide us with some original story lines. I’m a big romance lover, slow burn, action, etc. I will jump all over the place. Really though, I’m okay with anything.
I respond quickly as long as my phone is on me. I’m an excitable person and do like to talk a bit. Hopefully we’ll get along well and have some fun together.
Lastly, I know this is really a rushed post, but I am serious about finding someone who’s as passionate about this hobby as me. It’s been a core part of my life and coping mechanism for years. I want to share my passion with others likeminded. Hopefully you’ll hit me up!
you should definitely tell me about your opinion on pineapple being a topping for pizza

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2024.05.16 22:15 Niqxx I made a crop top!

I'm one month into my crochet journey, and I finally completed a crop top! I'm so happy with it and excited to wear it 😄
This is Lion Brand 247 Cotton yarn in the shades Grass, Ecru, Rose and Tangerine. Here's the link tobthe pattern I used:
https://amigurumiforge.com/2022/06/12/crochet-top-in-3-styles/

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2024.05.16 22:02 dreamono Cute Crocheted Top at the Kinzstyle Outlet!

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2024.05.16 20:59 PassionateRomantic TIL that pineapples grow from the "bottom" up, with the green part on the top.

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2024.05.16 20:41 Sweet-Count2557 Best Pizza in Manchester Nh

Best Pizza in Manchester Nh Are you ready to embark on a mouthwatering pizza adventure in Manchester, NH?Well, buckle up because we've got the inside scoop on the absolute best pizza spots in town. From crispy thin-crust wonders to flavor-packed deep-dish delights, we've curated a list that will make your taste buds dance with joy.Get ready to indulge in the finest ingredients, innovative toppings, and expertly crafted crusts that will leave you craving more. Trust us, these pizzerias are the real deal.Let's dive in and satisfy those pizza cravings!Key TakeawaysAnnulas Pizza & Deli is famous for its best-tasting calzones and delicious pizzas with a non-greasy crust. It has a family-friendly atmosphere and attentive staff, making it recommended for post-theater dining.Elm House of Pizza, formerly known as Theos Pizza and Restaurant, offers creative premium pies with regular pan pies and thin-crust pizzas available. It provides comfy booths for leisurely conversations.Vintage Pizza, founded by Kristopher and Dimitrios Kostakis in 2014, may have a run-down facade but serves top pizza in Manchester. It uses high-quality ingredients to craft unique and consistently delicious pies at a reasonable price, creating a homey ambiance.Clementos Pizzeria & Brew, owned by Gregg Joseph and opened in 2022, offers tasty crust with delicious toppings. It has a lively atmosphere for hanging out with friends and hosts entertainment nights with comedy, music, trivia, and open mic events. The owner is known for being accommodating and friendly.Alley Cat Pizzeria is an award-winning pizza place with over 25 years of operation. It specializes in pies closest to New York style, featuring a thin, airy, and crispy crust with charred edges. The savory sauce, exceptional cheese blends, and tasty toppings make it suitable for large eaters or big families.Venice Old Style Pizza serves delicious thin-crust pizzas and Italian staples in a traditional style. Its thin-crust pies have a crispy yet soft and chewy crust, and the restaurant uses high-quality ingredients and housemade sauce. The homey atmosphere is perfect for a comfortable and long catching up with friends or family.900 Degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria, established by Priscilla Lane-Rondeau in 2007, offers Neapolitan pizzas baked in a wood-fired oven. It has a full bar serving great wines, cocktails, and beers. The industrial setting with a cozy atmosphere and a lovely patio for al fresco dining adds to the experience.Charlies, located at 1B Pinard St., offers a diverse menu with pizzas, subs, salads, burgers, chicken, and seafood. It provides a cozy and inviting atmosphere for hanging out with family, friends, or a special someone.Sals Pizza, established in Salem in 1990 by Salvatore and Nick Lupoli and located at 296 S Willow St, is one of the go-to pizza places in the city. It offers signature pizzasAnnulas Pizza & DeliWe've heard that Annulas Pizza & Deli is famous for their best-tasting calzones. As experienced pizza connoisseurs, we can attest to the fact that Annulas truly lives up to its reputation. Located in Manchester, NH, this pizzeria is a must-visit for all pizza lovers in the area.When it comes to safety, Annulas Pizza & Deli goes above and beyond. From the moment you step inside, you'll notice the clean and inviting atmosphere. The attentive staff ensures that all safety protocols are followed, giving you peace of mind while enjoying your meal.Now, let's talk about the star of the show: their pizzas. Annulas offers a wide variety of options, from classic cheese to specialty toppings. But what sets them apart is their non-greasy crust. We all know that a greasy pizza can be a safety hazard, but Annulas manages to strike the perfect balance between flavor and healthiness.Whether you're looking for a quick bite or a family-friendly dining experience, Annulas Pizza & Deli is the place to go. Their dedication to safety, combined with their delicious pizzas, make them one of the best pizza places in Manchester, NH. So, don't miss out on the opportunity to indulge in their mouthwatering calzones and experience the true taste of Annulas.Elm House of PizzaLet's head over to Elm House of Pizza for some delicious pies after we finish discussing our favorite pizzerias. Elm House of Pizza, located at 102 Elm St. in Manchester, NH, is a renowned pizzeria that has been satisfying pizza lovers for years. Formerly known as Theos Pizza and Restaurant, Elm House of Pizza offers a wide variety of creative premium pies that are sure to please even the pickiest of eaters.What sets Elm House of Pizza apart from other pizzerias in Manchester is their commitment to quality and taste. They offer both regular pan pies and thin-crust pizzas, allowing customers to choose their preferred style. The pizzas are made with high-quality ingredients and the crust is always cooked to perfection, resulting in a delicious and satisfying pizza experience.In terms of safety, Elm House of Pizza takes the well-being of their customers seriously. They ensure that their staff follows strict hygiene practices and maintain a clean and sanitized environment. Additionally, they offer contactless delivery and takeout options for those who prefer to enjoy their pizzas in the comfort of their own homes.When it comes to finding the best pizza in Manchester, NH, Elm House of Pizza is definitely a top contender. Their delicious and unique pies, combined with their commitment to safety, make them a favorite among pizza enthusiasts. So why not give them a try and indulge in some mouthwatering pizza goodness?Vintage PizzaVintage Pizza, founded by Kristopher and Dimitrios Kostakis in 2014, may have a run-down facade, but don't let that fool you – they serve some of the best pizza in Manchester. With their commitment to using high-quality ingredients, Vintage Pizza creates unique and consistently delicious pies that are reasonably priced.The homey ambiance adds to the overall dining experience, making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike.Quality Ingredients and FlavorsAmong the pizzerias discussed, Vintage Pizza stands out for its use of high-quality ingredients and consistently delicious flavors. We, as experienced pizza enthusiasts, can confidently say that Vintage Pizza knows how to create a pizza that satisfies both the taste buds and the desire for safety. Here are four reasons why Vintage Pizza excels in delivering a safe and flavorful pizza experience:Fresh Ingredients: Vintage Pizza sources its ingredients from trusted suppliers, ensuring that only the highest quality produce, meats, and cheeses are used. This commitment to freshness and quality minimizes any potential health risks.Attention to Food Safety: The staff at Vintage Pizza is well-trained in food safety protocols, ensuring that all pizzas are prepared in a clean and hygienic environment. From proper handwashing to temperature control, Vintage Pizza prioritizes the safety of its customers.Consistent Flavor Profiles: Vintage Pizza has mastered the art of creating consistently delicious pizzas. Each bite is bursting with flavor, thanks to the carefully selected ingredients and the skillful craftsmanship of the pizzaiolos.Customer Satisfaction: Vintage Pizza has built a loyal customer base by consistently delivering on its promise of tasty and safe pizzas. The positive reviews and repeat business speak volumes about the trust and satisfaction that customers have in Vintage Pizza.When it comes to enjoying a pizza that combines quality ingredients and delicious flavors, Vintage Pizza is the clear winner. You can indulge in their mouthwatering pizzas with the peace of mind that your safety is a top priority.Homey Ambiance and AtmosphereWe thoroughly enjoyed the homey ambiance and atmosphere at Vintage Pizza, creating a cozy and inviting space for us to savor our delicious pizzas.The restaurant may have a run-down facade, but don't let that deter you from experiencing their top-notch pizza. Vintage Pizza, founded by Kristopher and Dimitrios Kostakis in 2014, uses high-quality ingredients to craft unique and consistently delicious pies.Not only is the food reasonably priced, but the welcoming atmosphere adds an extra layer of comfort and safety. The staff at Vintage Pizza is attentive and friendly, ensuring a pleasant dining experience.Whether you're looking for a casual family outing or a night out with friends, Vintage Pizza provides a warm and inviting environment where you can enjoy great food and good company.Clementos Pizzeria & BrewI've heard that Clementos Pizzeria & Brew offers a wide variety of delicious pizzas and an entertaining atmosphere for hanging out with friends. Here are a few things that make Clementos stand out from other pizzerias in Manchester:Safety measures: Clementos takes safety seriously. They've implemented strict sanitation protocols to ensure a clean and hygienic environment for their customers. From regular cleaning and sanitizing to enforcing social distancing guidelines, they prioritize the well-being of their guests.Extensive menu options: Whether you're a meat lover, a vegetarian, or have specific dietary preferences, Clementos has got you covered. From classic cheese and pepperoni to unique and creative toppings, you'll find a pizza that suits your taste buds. They also offer gluten-free and vegan options for those with special dietary needs.Entertainment nights: Clementos goes beyond just serving great pizza. They host entertainment nights featuring comedy shows, live music, trivia, and open mic events. This adds an extra layer of fun and excitement to your dining experience.Friendly and accommodating owner: One of the best things about Clementos is the owner, Gregg Joseph. He's known for his warm and welcoming nature, always making sure that his customers feel valued and satisfied. Gregg goes the extra mile to ensure that everyone has a great time at Clementos.Pizza By Rocco ManchesterPizza By Rocco Manchester offers a wide variety of delicious pizzas with flavor-filled toppings and exceptional customer service. Our pizzeria, located at 210 Lowell St. in Manchester, NH, originated in Natick in 2018. We take pride in our thin crispy crust, which serves as the perfect base for our flavorful creations. We use only the finest ingredients, including whole milk mozzarella and homemade pizza sauce, to ensure that every bite is bursting with taste.At Pizza By Rocco Manchester, the safety and well-being of our customers are of utmost importance to us. We understand that our audience desires safety, and we take the necessary precautions to ensure a clean and hygienic environment. Our staff is trained in proper sanitation practices, and we adhere to all health and safety guidelines.When you visit Pizza By Rocco Manchester, you can expect quick and friendly service from our knowledgeable staff. We strive to provide an exceptional customer experience, making sure that every visit is enjoyable and satisfying. Whether you're dining in or ordering for takeout, we prioritize your comfort and satisfaction.Alley Cat PizzeriaLet's explore the award-winning Alley Cat Pizzeria, known for its specialty pies closest to New York style with thin, airy, and crispy crust and savory sauce. At Alley Cat Pizzeria, you can expect an exceptional dining experience with their delicious pizzas.Here are four reasons why Alley Cat Pizzeria stands out among the rest:Quality Ingredients: Alley Cat Pizzeria takes pride in using high-quality ingredients to craft their pizzas. From the fresh dough to the flavorful sauce and exceptional cheese blends, each bite is a delight for your taste buds.Variety of Toppings: Whether you're a meat lover or a vegetarian, Alley Cat Pizzeria offers a wide selection of toppings to satisfy every palate. From classic pepperoni and sausage to unique combinations like BBQ chicken and caramelized onions, there's something for everyone.Safe and Clean Environment: Alley Cat Pizzeria prioritizes the safety and cleanliness of their establishment. They adhere to strict hygiene protocols to ensure a worry-free dining experience for their customers.Attentive Staff: The friendly and attentive staff at Alley Cat Pizzeria will make you feel welcome and ensure that your dining experience is enjoyable. They're knowledgeable about the menu and can provide recommendations based on your preferences.When it comes to pizza in Manchester, Alley Cat Pizzeria is a top contender. Their dedication to quality, variety, cleanliness, and customer service sets them apart from the rest.Venice Old Style PizzaVenice Old Style Pizza, located at 610 Front St. in Manchester, NH, offers delicious thin-crust pizzas and traditional Italian staples.With their crispy yet soft and chewy crust, their traditional thin-crust pies are a treat for pizza enthusiasts.Using high-quality ingredients and housemade sauce, Venice Old Style Pizza creates a homey atmosphere perfect for enjoying a comfortable and long catching up with friends and family.Crispy Vs. Chewy CrustWhen it comes to the crust, we can't decide whether we prefer the crispy or chewy texture at Venice Old Style Pizza. The debate has been ongoing among our group of friends, as we all have different preferences when it comes to pizza crust.However, after numerous visits to Venice Old Style Pizza, we've come to appreciate both styles for their unique qualities. Here are four reasons why the crispy and chewy crust at Venice Old Style Pizza are equally delicious:Crispy crust: The thin, crispy crust offers a satisfying crunch with every bite. It provides a firm base for the toppings and adds an extra layer of texture to the pizza.Chewy crust: On the other hand, the chewy crust at Venice Old Style Pizza has a delightful elasticity that makes each slice a joy to eat. It allows for a more substantial bite and enhances the overall eating experience.Quality ingredients: Regardless of the crust texture, Venice Old Style Pizza uses high-quality ingredients, from the housemade sauce to the fresh toppings. This commitment to quality ensures that every pizza is delicious and safe to consume.Consistency: Whether you choose the crispy or chewy crust, you can expect the same level of quality and consistency at Venice Old Style Pizza. The skilled pizzaiolos work with precision to achieve the desired texture for every pizza they serve.Traditional Italian FlavorsWe can't help but reminisce about the traditional Italian flavors we experienced at Venice Old Style Pizza. Their mouthwatering pizzas feature fresh ingredients and authentic seasonings. As seasoned pizza connoisseurs, we've tasted our fair share of pizzas. However, Venice Old Style Pizza truly stands out with their commitment to quality and authenticity.From the moment we took a bite of their thin-crust pies, we were transported to the streets of Italy. The crispy yet soft and chewy crust perfectly complemented the high-quality ingredients and housemade sauce. It's evident that Venice Old Style Pizza takes great pride in their Italian heritage and their dedication to providing a safe dining experience.900 Degrees Neapolitan PizzeriaOne of our favorite pizzerias, Degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria, offers delicious Neapolitan pizzas baked in a wood-fired oven. Here are four reasons why we highly recommend this pizzeria:Authentic Neapolitan Pizzas: At Degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria, you'll find pizzas that stay true to their Neapolitan roots. The dough is made using traditional techniques and high-quality ingredients, resulting in a light and airy crust with a slightly charred flavor. Topped with fresh ingredients and cooked in a wood-fired oven, these pizzas deliver an authentic and mouthwatering experience.Cozy and Safe Atmosphere: Degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria provides a cozy and welcoming atmosphere where you can enjoy your meal with peace of mind. The staff ensures that safety measures are in place, including proper sanitation and social distancing protocols. Whether you choose to dine in or take your pizza to go, you can feel confident in their commitment to your well-being.Extensive Menu Options: While Neapolitan pizzas are the main highlight, Degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria offers a variety of options to satisfy everyone's taste buds. From classic Margherita to creative specialty pizzas, there's something for everyone. They also have a full bar serving great wines, cocktails, and beers, making it the perfect place to relax and unwind.Attention to Quality: Degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria takes pride in using high-quality ingredients to deliver exceptional flavors. From the fresh toppings to the homemade sauce, every component of their pizzas is carefully selected and prepared. You can taste the dedication and passion in every bite.When it comes to Neapolitan pizzas, Degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria is a top-notch choice. With their commitment to authenticity, cozy atmosphere, diverse menu options, and attention to quality, they truly stand out in the Manchester pizza scene. So, gather your loved ones and head over to Degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria for a delicious and safe dining experience.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat Are Some Unique and Creative Pizza Toppings Offered at These Pizzerias?Some unique and creative pizza toppings offered at these pizzerias include teriyaki chicken with pineapple, caramelized onions, and peppers at Luisas Italian Pizzeria.Annulas Pizza & Deli is famous for their best-tasting calzones, while Elm House of Pizza offers creative premium pies.Vintage Pizza uses high-quality ingredients for their consistently delicious pizzas, and Pizza By Rocco Manchester uses whole milk mozzarella and homemade pizza sauce.These pizzerias provide a diverse range of toppings that cater to various tastes and preferences.Are There Any Gluten-Free or Vegan Pizza Options Available at These Pizzerias?Yes, there are gluten-free and vegan pizza options available at these pizzerias. We understand the importance of catering to different dietary needs and preferences.Pizzerias like Annulas Pizza & Deli, Elm House of Pizza, and Vintage Pizza offer gluten-free crust options for their pizzas.Additionally, establishments like Luisas Italian Pizzeria and Sals Pizza provide vegan cheese and vegetable toppings for their vegan pizza options.Do Any of These Pizzerias Offer Delivery or Take-Out Services?Yes, many of these pizzerias offer delivery or take-out services. Whether you're craving a unique and delicious pizza, a traditional and authentic pie, or a diverse menu option, you can enjoy these tasty offerings from the comfort of your own home.From Annulas Pizza & Deli to Luisas Italian Pizzeria, these establishments understand the importance of convenience and are happy to provide delivery or take-out options for their customers.Are There Any Special Promotions or Discounts Available for Customers at These Pizzerias?There are special promotions and discounts available for customers at these pizzerias. They offer various deals like buy-one-get-one-free, happy hour discounts, and combo meal offers.Additionally, some pizzerias have loyalty programs where you can earn points for every purchase and redeem them for free pizzas or other rewards.It's always a good idea to check their websites or social media pages for the latest promotions and discounts.Don't miss out on these great deals while enjoying the best pizza in Manchester, NH!Can Customers Make Reservations or Book Private Events at Any of These Pizzerias?Yes, customers can make reservations or book private events at some of these pizzerias. Each establishment has its own policies, so it's best to contact them directly for more information.Some pizzerias may have private event spaces available, while others may require advance reservations for large parties. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply want to ensure a table for your group, it's always a good idea to check with the pizzeria beforehand to make arrangements.ConclusionJust like a perfectly baked pizza, the journey through Manchester, NH's best pizzerias has been a delight for the senses.Each establishment has its own unique flavor and charm, offering a slice of pizza heaven to all who enter.From the classic and comforting to the bold and innovative, these pizzerias have proven themselves as culinary artists, crafting masterpieces that satisfy both the stomach and the soul.So, grab a slice and savor the delectable flavors of Manchester's pizza scene. Your taste buds will thank you.

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2024.05.16 20:07 MagenaDragonborn Just thought I’d share some pictures of the Cthulhu plushie I just finished making recently 🥰

I just recently completed sewing this cutie and in just thought it would be fun to share a picture of him here with you all! He’s approximately 12” W x 24” H x 9” D from his feet to the top of his head, and is made from super cuddly minky fabric, with waterproof windbreaker material for his fishing waders and 100% cotton for his crocheted hat. 🥰 I’ve decided to call him “Gone Fishing Cthulhu”.

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2024.05.16 20:06 MagenaDragonborn Just thought I’d share a picture of the Cthulhu plushie I made 🥰

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2024.05.16 19:22 xX_Silvia_Xx I need help understanding parts of this mosaic reversible throw pattern. To use a turning chain and understanding one row below in this pattern

So I started this reversible mosaic throw pattern recently and two parts of it have stumped me! The first part is that, in the pattern, theres no turn chains. I get that normally for certain patterns there’s a turning chain then you flip your work but this pattern doesn’t have that but from what I’ve done it hasn’t messed up the shape but I don’t want that to mess it up in the long run. The other part that’s giving me a hard time is that the single crochets are back loop only and the double crochets are front loop only one row below. When I go from row 2 to row 3 and I flip/turn my work I cant put the double crochets in the front loop anymore. I’ve looked at videos, forum posts and blogs where they talk about doing a single crochet in the front loop one row below but they don’t click in my brain. What am I doing wrong?
In the last picture is part of what I’ve done, the top is row 2 and the loops on the bottom, if I’m going right to left, is row 1.

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