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Posted by York1 on Thursday, July 4, 2019 9:53 AM

BroadwayLion
Who is this Cint Eastwood of whom you speak? LIONS do not go to movies: they won't let him in, because he gets to rambunctious and starts eating the customers insteasd of the pop corn!

 

 

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Posted by Track fiddler on Thursday, July 4, 2019 9:24 AM

LaughLaugh  Lion.  You are a card!

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Posted by BroadwayLion on Thursday, July 4, 2019 9:11 AM

Who is this Cint Eastwood of whom you speak?

LIONS do not go to movies: they won't let him in, because he gets to rambunctious and starts eating the customers insteasd of the pop corn!

 

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Posted by Track fiddler on Thursday, July 4, 2019 9:03 AM

Good morning!   Happy 4th of July all.  In Sunny Philadelphia we are today as John called it.  I've never been to Philadelphia.  I love their cream cheese though, a very good additive for a lot of good cooking.  Really makes the flavor pop in your beef stroganoff.

The Schoolhouse Rock video was appropriate for today.  Thanks Kevin.  I had forgotten about those for a while.  My favorite was Conjunction Junction what's your function.

Favorite Clint Eastwood movie, that is a tough one.  I like them all.  I seemed to have watched Pale Rider quite a few times.

Have a Happy and Safe Independence Day everyone.  May the 4th be with youLaugh

TF

 

Someone kindly post Elton John, Philadelphia Freedom.  That would work for today.

Thanks

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Posted by Tinplate Toddler on Thursday, July 4, 2019 8:48 AM

York1
Then the diner should be parked in Philadelphia today!

I think it is an appropriate location for this date!

My last visit to the US took me to Philadelphia in 2007. My job was to negotiate a cooperation and service agreement with the Aker Philadelphia Shipyard, located on the site of the former naval shipyard. We celebrated the deal with a nice dinner at the famous City Tavern, the place were Jefferson, Franklin & Co. met to draft up the Declaration of Independance. I remember having a ginormous steak, that could have easily fed a family of five! Philadelphia  has a certain German heritage. Even today, the tavern´s chef is a German. Walter Staib took part in a movie about George Washington in the role of - a chef!

Happy times!

Ulrich (aka The Tin Man)

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Posted by SeeYou190 on Thursday, July 4, 2019 8:29 AM

York1
Favorite Clint Eastwood movie?

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The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly, followed by Unforgiven.

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Kelly's Heroes is great if I am in the right mood.

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Happy American Independance Day!

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Posted by York1 on Thursday, July 4, 2019 8:10 AM

Track fiddler
I don't know  The Diner origin is elective this month as I understand.  Tonight it is at Lakeside Park, Ontario Canada as I called first dibs.  Care to join me? It's a free-for-all.  Whoever calls it first on any given day,  that's where it is.  So please hurry up and reserve your location for the Diner, for tomorrow is the fourth

 

Then the diner should be parked in Philadelphia today!

 

Good morning, everyone.  Happy Independence Day.  Very thankful for our country.

It looks like a hot and humid 4th today.

Ulrich, I am new to the forums, but I'm glad to meet you and am thankful you are finally home.  Sometimes I don't appreciate home until I've been gone a while.

Favorite Clint Eastwood movie?  Maybe Gran Torino, but there were a lot to pick from.

Hope everyone has a great day.  Don't drink too much.  Don't drink too little, either.

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Posted by "JaBear" on Thursday, July 4, 2019 3:12 AM
A Good Independence Day to all those forum members who celebrate it!!
 
Good to see you’re home Ulrich. However, while I’m not sure that cherry crumble cake is good for the body, it certainly is good for the soul.
 
Thanks, JR,for covering for me, on the Hobbiton front.
 
Ricky W. the other driver was OK, but they did keep him in for observation, whereas they sent me home! From memory, he received a $175 fine and lost his driver licence for 6 months for causing an accident that resulted in injury.  
 
 

Thoughts and Best Wishes to All that need them.

Cheers, the Bear.Smile

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Posted by Track fiddler on Thursday, July 4, 2019 12:30 AM

Welcome Home Ulrich. 

As I said before,  You were missed.  Positive Karma cleared your pathway back Home Here.

I do believe all your Friends had Everything to do with it.

Welcome Home.

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Posted by Tinplate Toddler on Thursday, July 4, 2019 12:29 AM

hon30critter
I feel proud to be able to call you a friend!

So do I!

It is such a shame that we live a world apart! How nice it would be if we all could meet! I keep on having this dream of all of you guys coming to visit us in Denmark and we have a kind of "class reunion" in our garden! The tables will be loaded with goodies, I´ll promise!

It may, however, remain just a dream.

Happy times!

Ulrich (aka The Tin Man)

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Posted by hon30critter on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 11:59 PM

Tinplate Toddler
Petra made me a nice cherry crumble cake - my favourite! It looked like this:

Oh my! I'm at the top of the page! Okay Cloe and the rest of the gang! Get to work making Petra's Cherry Crumble, and lots of it!

Where's the vanilla ice cream?!? Okay, I'll take two slices!! I guess you will have to use a Star Trek Transporter to get them here anytime soon!

Seriously Ulrich, I am so glad to hear that you are doing well after your surgery. May the trend continue! I expect to be sharing the treats that Petra offers you for many years to come, vicariously at least!

I feel proud to be able to call you a friend!

Cheers!!

Dave

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Posted by Tinplate Toddler on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 11:41 PM

Petra made me a nice cherry crumble cake - my favourite! It looked like this:

There are some leftovers ...

Happy times!

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Posted by hon30critter on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 11:39 PM

Tinplate Toddler
It feels good to be home again! I hope I don´t have to eat hospital food for quite some time now!

Okay Ulrich! Stop holding out!! What did Petra feed you?!?

You do know that witholding that sort of important information can be considered to be a crime on the forums, don't you?!?

Please, don't leave us in the dark any more!

Smile, Wink & GrinLaughLaughLaughDinnerLaugh

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Posted by Track fiddler on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 11:03 PM

I just like to look at the positive and funny side of everything.  When you look at the positive side and funny side of everything, your mind always believes it.

Clint Eastwood directed a film.  That's the one man I will definitely miss when he's gone.  Don't let the old man in.  

Your mind is a very positive thing guys.  Use that positive energy for your behalf.  Nobody will ever stop you from doing thatYes

Your mind believes everything you think and becomes conditioned.  Be happy, think positively and don't let the old man in.

Track Fiddler. 

Judy laughed........ Oh, and when I leave off like that, I meant exactly what I just said, I said to Judy.

She said okay you're right.  I gotchaYes

"Don't let the old man in" 

Not my quote but one that I live by.

TF

 

I worked for a guy that was 91 years old living on a golf course and still playing golf two weeks ago .  I asked him how are you still so agile.

He asked me if I saw that movie directed by Clint Eastwood.  I said yeah,  okay I gotcha.   He laughed.  I laughed tooLaugh

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Posted by Tinplate Toddler on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 11:01 PM

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, AMERICA!

It feels good to be home again! I hope I don´t have to eat hospital food for quite some time now!

Happy times!

Ulrich (aka The Tin Man)

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Posted by SeeYou190 on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 10:07 PM

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I have been watching "The Game Of Thrones" as my old bones have been complaining a lot lately. "Lost" was a show I really enjoyed,

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If you like the end of Lost, you will simply love the end of Game of Thrones.

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Frankly, I cannot decide which ending I hated more.

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I am so sick of shows I love, and follow for years, having the worst possible endings.

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Posted by BATMAN on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 9:52 PM

Evening all, the Sun is out after a monsoon kind of day.

It was a good day today as I spent the entire day working on the layout and I always feel great when I do that. I mostly was doing micro wiring for some lighting but did a few other things as well.

Henry, I spent a lot of time on the water both fishing and sailing and the stupid things I have seen people do just boggles the mind. In Canada they made it a requirement to be licensed to operate a boat and I took the Power Sqadron course and the level above that which really concentrated on navigation and chart reading and radio ops. I found it pretty easy as it was very simular to what I did getting my pilots license.

My daughter came into the train room today and said the casting company called her and ask if she wanted some work. She work on "Wonder" three years ago and hated it but made some good $$$$. She has not done anything since but they still had her portfolio and her account was still active. They said they want her for a Disney movie as she has just the right look they want and if she was interested can she send in some more up to date photo's? Well the photo's have been taken and sent. After seeing how much her brother has made it seems she will give it another shot now that she has graduated and can use the money. It sure beats workin for a living.Laugh

I have been watching "The Game Of Thrones" as my old bones have been complaining a lot lately. I give it an okay just because of the production values. It never left me in a hurry to watch the next episode and that pretty much tells the story. There must have been some serious money spent on that show. A whole lot of what I would call soft porn in that show and my theory is that is why it is so popular, people don't have to sneak around to watch it because it is on mainstream pay to view streaming video.Laugh

"Lost" was a show I really enjoyed, it reminded me of when you have a great dream and hope to have it again the next night and the next night after that. It was good adventure with a little fantasy and sci-fi thrown in for good measure. It is a show you have to watch with lazer focus or you won't like it. Lots happens on the screen that happens in a split second in the background that if you miss it it can leave you with holes in the plot.

Kid has his meeting with the movie people tomorrow and we have been talking options for him depending on what the meeting is about. I think he will give it a pass and get on with his education but you never know.

TF, those eats look really good. Last night the kid and I pollished off 2.5 kilos of chiken wings just because we wanted to and because the wife said we couldn't.Laugh We had rum and pepsi's to help wash it all down. The kid has his 8 pack back on his gut, he had lost it over the winter while in Ottawa so he will work off the gluttony and I did 1200 calories on the bike today and will do 1200 tomorrow to pay off my gluttony debt.Pirate

Still haven't got the okay to send my Hudson back to Rapido. The send you a warranty form to fill out to send back with the engine. They have probably taken some time off this week with the 1st and 4th being holidays. 

This was like the bike I owned, I think it was a 72. Bought it in high school. Very smooth ride on the highway with the four cylinders. My friend had a GoldWing and we would often rip up to Whistler for lunch and swap bikes coming home. The 500 was a little more nimble on the windy mountain road. Good times for sure. 

Image result for honda 500 four

Happy 4th tomorrow, enjoy the day, I hear there is going to be a parade.Happy B-DayBeer Who doesn't love a parade?

All the best to all.

Brent

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Posted by Track fiddler on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 9:46 PM

SeeYou190

 

 
Track fiddler
broccoli cauliflower salad,

 

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That broccoli caulifower dish looks so tempting!

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Where is the diner?

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-Kevin

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Help yourself Kevin, take a whole bowl, we have plenty.

I don't knowConfused  The Diner origin is elective this month as I understand.  Tonight it is at Lakeside Park, Ontario Canada as I called first dibs.  Care to join me?

It's a free-for-all.  Whoever calls it first on any given day,  that's where it is.  So please hurry up and reserve your location for the Diner, for tomorrow is the fourthLaugh

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Posted by SeeYou190 on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 9:29 PM

Track fiddler
broccoli cauliflower salad,

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That broccoli caulifower dish looks so tempting!

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Where is the diner?

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-Kevin

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Posted by gmpullman on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 8:52 PM

Happy Independence Day everyone!

 EL_3638b by Edmund, on Flickr

I ran some patriotic equipment to celebrate —

BigDaddy
Darwin in action.

I agree Henry. I live close to Lake Erie and the Cuyahoga River. Plenty of "Death-Defying-Acts" aka stupid! Lately I've noticed frequent VERY LOUD explosions. Like dynamite, not your usual cherry-bomb or M-100. Amazing. My son, a firefighter, told me what it was but I forget. BIG booms, though!

I hope everyone has a safe and happy Fourth!

Regards, Ed

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Posted by gmpullman on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 8:45 PM

{Double Exposure! Why is this happening??} 

Happy Independence Day everyone!

Regards, Ed

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Posted by York1 on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 8:30 PM

While I type, I'm watching one of my favorites -- North by Northwest.  Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint are riding the 20th Century Limited from New York to Chicago.  From there they will fly to Rapid City, and eventually climb down the faces at Mt. Rushmore.

What a great movie.  I've seen it about 2,000 times, and still love it every time it's on TV.

Lots of fireworks going off tonight.  I guess they couldn't wait.

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Posted by BigDaddy on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 6:39 PM

A bunch of drowning tragedies this week.  A couple crabbers and a Secret Service agent on a kayak downed when thunderdstorms came through.  This time of year, thunderstorms are almost a daily event, and when you have weather radar on your cell phone, there is no excuse to die on the water.  A life jacket would have saved all of them.

Two people thought it would be a good idea to jump on a jet ski last night at 1:30 am.  The neighbors heard the crash at 1:45.  They hit a lighted day marker, which extends about 15' out of the water, telephone sized pole with a flashing green or red light on top.  Darwin in action.

Be safe tomorrow and the rest of the summer.

 

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Posted by Track fiddler on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 6:20 PM

Huh.  I sure am getting good at double posting.  I'm also.good at missing things sometimes.  I guess the Trackside Diner is like Visa this month.  Everywhere you want it to beLaugh  Thanks Ulrich, I always did like multiple choice.

Cool..... I'm at Lakeside Park, Ontario Canada for the 4th of July's Eve.  Care to join me?  Plenty of CN here I'm sure, although I have not been here for 28 years.

My Judy is getting festive already.  She made sparkler hot dogs,  broccoli cauliflower salad, but she didn't make the Bush's Grilling Steakhouse Recipe Beans. 

Those are good really too.  There's enough to share with everyone here.  Help yourself.

Two small plates for 2 on the 3rd.  Go ahead and grab yourself a plate too.

A small plate, a few beers, another small plate, a few beers...... festive funSmile 

There's a carnival every year on the 3rd of July about a half a mile from our house.  It was so hot, humid and sticky today.  I came home from work ringing wet.  It's still too sticky.  

We will walk a block down to the corner at dark to watch the fireworks.  Until then I'm sitting in the AC having a cold one and eating some good foodYes  Got to love my Judy.

TF

 

Happy 4th of July's Eve AllSmile, Wink & Grin

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Posted by Track fiddler on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 7:33 AM

Good Morning.

You got that straight Ricky.  I do prefer my pizza grilled, that's the way my buddy Erv always cooks them.  I got to get me a pizza stone so I can do that.

You're doing it right Bear.  It could be just me,  I used to cook them on a pan in the oven.  The Heggie's Pizza's take too long to cook.  I'd peak in the oven thinking it just needs a few more minutes. 

After forgetting and burning too many pizzas I got the spinnerLaugh  It has a top and bottom dual control on a timer.  Towards the end, I only set the timer on top, three minutes at a time,  finally a foolproof pizzaYes   

TF

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Posted by GMTRacing on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 7:30 AM

Good Morning All,

   A regular to go please. Getting ready to load up for the coming two week trip. First Mt Tremblant in Quebec and then Elkhart Lake in Wisconsin. With different cars running the two events we are actually using 6 different rigs with only one doing double duty at both events. Busy time of year it is.

   Ja Bear, not to worry. I got you covered at Hobbiton. Two visits so far.   2017-01-16 21.05.35 by J.R. Mitchell, on Flickr" alt="Hobbition" />

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Time to pick up tools.    Ciao, J.R.

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Posted by ricktrains4824 on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 6:37 AM

Good morning all.

Flo - Just a couple of those glazed donuts to go please. Thanks.

TF - I still prefer my BBQ grill for pizza making. it gets a nice crisp crust, and is the closest thing to that hot wood fired oven you can get without spending a fortune.

Bear - Sounds like you were very fortunate to have been wearing the gear you were wearing at the time of the crash! Was the other driver actually ok?

Off to w*^k. See you all later!

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Posted by "JaBear" on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 4:44 AM
Thanks for the offer Kevin, however I have just had a Macs Three Wolves Pale Ale.Beer
 
Ulrich, a well preformed haka can arouse powerful emotions, especially as a mark of respect at a funeral. Good to hear of your improvement, long may it continue.
 
Brent, it is rumoured that the Lord of the Rings TV series maybe filmed here. Hobbiton is about an hours drive over the hill, which of course, means I haven’t been there!!
 
For many years a motorcycle was my only form of transport, my main ride being a Triumph Trident.
 
Triumph by Bear, on Flickr
 
When I was living in Australia, our house had a very secure lock up so the guys who worked month on / month off at the mines / drilling platforms, would leave their bikes in our care, with the proviso we could ride them, though if we damaged them, we owned them. The upshot was that I got the opportunity to ride a lot of the late 70s, early 80s “superbikes”, the Laverda Jota being the quickest.
 
I didn’t always wear a helmet, and when I started, the first full face helmets were known as “Blood Buckets”, so for some time I just had an open face helmet. However, when I had my head-on, I was quite happy (an understatement) to have graduated to a full-face helmet. Even though it was a low speed impact it took a fair battering. One of the ironies was that when the ambulance arrived, they took away the elderly driver, (they were afraid as a result of the accident, he may have suffered a heart attack), leaving me to hobble about a mile to the medical centre! As I was still running on adrenaline, I managed it OK but as soon as it wore off, I was in pain, and had a solid bruise down my right side. Even though it took several months and two skin grafts to fix my right arm, I know I was a lucky boy!
 
I some times consider getting another motorbike but think I’d either lose my licence for excessive speed, or as I have to admit my reflexes are nowhere sharp as they once were, do a proper job the next time!  Perhaps I would be safe with a BMW R75 outfit, complete with a MG 42 to warn off wayward motorists.WinkLaugh
 
Nittany Lion, congrats on your first home, a big step so hope all goes well!
 
Mr TF, a metal pizza pan and an oven seem to work well for me, but then I suppose I could be doing it all wrong!! Pizza Chef Dunce
 
“I might get a job cleaning mirrors. It's definitely a job I can see myself doing.” Anonymous.
 
Thoughts and Best Wishes to All that need them.
 
Cheers, the Bear.Smile

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Posted by ricktrains4824 on Tuesday, July 2, 2019 10:33 PM

Good evening all.

Chloe - A RBF please. Thanks.

Are we in PA, DC, or Canada? Not really sure yet.... If PA, I can share some pics...

Ulrich - Hooray!!!! Glad you are healing up well.

Nittany - Congrats on the new house.

Lion - Are the birds as tasty as the wildebeest? Whistling

Motorcycle Helmet discussion - PA also is your choice state, unless you are a new rider or under 18. If I rode, it would always be with full protective gear. My ATV helmet is actually a Kylin full-faced motorcycle helmet. (I wanted not only bug protection in summer, but wind protection in winter while plowing.)

I don’t ride a motorbike only because there are too many crazy idiot drivers in my area. My Dad used too when I was younger, but too many close calls caused him to sell the bike.

Speaking of Crazy Idiots Driving - Seems like nobody except me realized that a broken traffic light is treated like a four-way stop.... 

Trucks in left lane - I think the biggest part of the problem, there are now some states that the law requires all trucks to stay in the left lane unless passing, while other states the law is the exact opposite. Throw in that many companies limit the speed their trucks can go....

Trains - Caught NS 911 tonight in North East Pa, (Located in NW PA.... Go Figure.) but my 1 shot at a pic didn’t quite turn out like I wanted... The right side of the pic (nose of the unit) blurred a bit. (Video attempt failed miserably due to the battery dying mid video....) Guess that’s what happens when you set up quickly between rain showers and can’t test the flash settings.... And have a uncharged video camera due to the non-planned photo op. But she sure was looking good on her way east! NS 310 had a ton of 2-bay covered hoppers tonight. 

Weather - Hot, humid, and rainy. 

Hope all are well, and all enjoy the night!

Ricky W.

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Posted by Track fiddler on Tuesday, July 2, 2019 8:08 PM

Track Fiddler hogging the top!

For those of you that do not have a presto Pizza Spinner.  I suggest you get one. 

The perfect Pizza on a pizza spinner, every time.

For those of you that do not have your Pizza spinner yet.  Good luck cooking it in the oven where you can't see itWhistlingLaugh

Track Fiddler

 

Hey..... have you guys ever heard of Heggie's?  I like my pizza to have rust tones on it perfectly cooked when I eat itYes  This pizza was taken off the spinner momentarily after I took the picture.  It's the thickest frozen pizza made and you need a pizza spinner to cook it.  Just trust me, you do.

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