I did Live Sound Engineering for the Brothers Four in the late 70's/early 80's as an independent Sound Contractor in relatively small venues in the greater Seattle area. I'd discuss with them in advance of their shows and tell them that I wanted to get the Front of House Fill to just basically take care of the room, after that, they were welcome to increase their volume on stage to provide additional fill as they saw fit.
I did, they adjusted as they saw fit and it worked out very, very well. Some of the best/most enjoyable sound that I ever mixed.
OMG !!! details please !
That looks like I could eat some of it and die a happy man.....
Good Lord !!!
All nine justices, in a rare step, on Tuesday released a joint statement reaffirming their voluntary adherence to a general code of conduct but rebutting proposals for independent oversight, mandatory compliance with ethics rules and greater transparency in cases of recusal.
Google says it was from Slyce Pizzeria in Port Orange, FL. Looks like the the restaurant caught fire a few years back and they've never reopened. Sorry you had to find out this way.
There’s no pineapple
Pie Town in Vegas used to make them like that but I don’t think they’re around any longer.
I'm going to try this recipe soon...
tasty.co
Stuffed Meatball Pie Recipe by Tasty
Here's what you need: pizza dough, olive oil, garlic, salt, pepper, tomato puree, dried basil, dried oregano, tomato paste, low-moisture mozzarella, meatballs, caramelized onions, bell peppers, Parmesan
tasty.co 
It's not the camera that makes it look off. It's a fiberglass Camaro body on a Volkswagen bug pan
All nine justices, in a rare step, on Tuesday released a joint statement reaffirming their voluntary adherence to a general code of conduct but rebutting proposals for independent oversight, mandatory compliance with ethics rules and greater transparency in cases of recusal.
Can you blame 'em?
Must not have had the same marbles around when we were kids.
Pizza Hut used to have a double decker pizza like that. Forgot what it was called. But it was damn good. Back when Pizza Hit didn’t suck.
Now all the ingredients are so processed that you can’t taste anything except the sawdust in the crust.
Sirhr
It’s probably not a good idea to tell it that the tattoo is crooked.
My SIL and her husband own Giuseppe's steel city pizza in Pt. Orange, FL. He's has a really good wing recipe.
Pizza restaurant, Port Orange, FL | Giuseppe's Steel City Pizza
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No, it is straight..... her head is crooked........
You sure that's not a dude? Because, well, it looks like a dude. Pretending to be a chick. Pretending to be a dude.No, it is straight..... her head is crooked........
Sirhr
That’s why I said “it.”
Two things I didn't notice until I watched it closely a couple times.
1. Whatever hit him, you can see it hit the ground about 10-15ft in front of him before bouncing up into his face.
2. When he goes to check his face in the mirror, all the airbags in the truck deployed.
Often stupid should be expensive and that was very expensive.
"Hi this is OnStar. We detected your airbags have deployed. Is everyone OK?"
"Well we's was shootin Tannerite from about 20 feet away and I got an owie"
"Well we's was shootin Tannerite from about 20 feet away and I got an owie"
That and a nice wrap of metal flashing around the stud & trimmer.
Pizza hut sold to Pepsi in 1977, the demise started in 1980 when Frank Carney left and Pepsi started cost cutting but YUM destroyed the brand with their brand of "spreadsheet-induced decline in quality"
It was called "Priazzo". Had to use some sort of spiral shaped heat conductor with prongs that was placed into the pie to allow for even cooking. Looked like a crampon for an elephant! I personally didn't like them, but they were popular for some time, at least around here. That was in '86-'87 or so......I remember going home and my hands smelled like green peppers from all the pizzas I made...
I still wouldn't know the one on the right if I was sleeping in a patch of it.
I used to think the same thing. As it turns out, I had seen so much of it I had become “blind” to its presence.I still wouldn't know the one on the right if I was sleeping in a patch of it.
