Re: Pizza Playing Cards
Posted: Fri Jan 05, 2018 12:47 pm
As an American we do have excellent pizza places, and crappy chain stores too, but we're not all that fat or use jarred sauce on pizza. 
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But if it's based on the average American...RichK wrote:As an American we do have excellent pizza places, and crappy chain stores too, but we're not all that fat or use jarred sauce on pizza.
Needs an automatic rifle in that caseMagikFingerz wrote:But if it's based on the average American...RichK wrote:As an American we do have excellent pizza places, and crappy chain stores too, but we're not all that fat or use jarred sauce on pizza.
RichK wrote:As an American we do have excellent pizza places, and crappy chain stores too, but we're not all that fat or use jarred sauce on pizza.
Please don't use this site for the US Queen!TGunitedcardists wrote:RichK wrote:As an American we do have excellent pizza places, and crappy chain stores too, but we're not all that fat or use jarred sauce on pizza.
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RichK wrote:As an American we do have excellent pizza places, and crappy chain stores too, but we're not all that fat or use jarred sauce on pizza.
RichK wrote:Please don't use this site for the US Queen!TGunitedcardists wrote:RichK wrote:As an American we do have excellent pizza places, and crappy chain stores too, but we're not all that fat or use jarred sauce on pizza.
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very good inputs Randy, thank you!!RandyButterfield wrote:Hey Riccardo,
I love it! It's great to see a quirky design so well thought out and executed.
The courts are sweet! Great style and perfect use of color. Have you played with making the Back Card multi-color? The 1-Color pizzas on the Back look a little plain when compared to the full color pizzas on the Aces (which I think are clever as hell - Pizza shaped PIPS!).
I have no idea what you're doing with the Tucks, but remember, UV Spot Ink is a great tool for a fun design (one where Foils don't make sense). UV could be used effectively to highlight some Tuck elelements like grease spots, ingredients, pizza box logos, pizzeria menu logos.....
I look forward to seeing what you guys do with the Tucks!
Thanks, Randy

ahhahahahavasta41 wrote:There's no way with that waistline that the QoD eats pepperoni pizza on the reg. but I love it nonetheless! Kind of looks like Gwen Stefani...
I had a pizza with anchovies once. If they put 1 per slice it would be okay. It's saltier than pure sodium.Bradius wrote:Interesting. With the green club, that looks like a shamrock ! I was expecting my family (Irish - who like pizza too). Anyway, looking good. Put lots of toppings (no pineapple or anchovies please).
I am sure that the pizza is great, but just because the chef won the 2016 World Championship doesn't mean that it is the home of the world's best pizza.guru wrote:Think I just need to make a visit to the home of world's best pizza tonight which is just across the road from my home.
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Been to Tony's in 2016. It was good but Zero95 is bettershermjack wrote:I am sure that the pizza is great, but just because the chef won the 2016 World Championship doesn't mean that it is the home of the world's best pizza.guru wrote:Think I just need to make a visit to the home of world's best pizza tonight which is just across the road from my home.
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If it does, what does it make this place?
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The owner, Tony Gemignani, is a 12 time world champion
TwoPieceFeed wrote:I had a pizza with anchovies once. If they put 1 per slice it would be okay. It's saltier than pure sodium.Bradius wrote:Interesting. With the green club, that looks like a shamrock ! I was expecting my family (Irish - who like pizza too). Anyway, looking good. Put lots of toppings (no pineapple or anchovies please).
See you and raise you my nearest pizza joint, just on the other side of Chapel St:guru wrote:Think I just need to make a visit to the home of world's best pizza tonight which is just across the road from my home.
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TGunitedcardists wrote:Mayonnaise is common on pizza in Japan.
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