TV/Movies Megathread

[Barrister]

I only know of one kind of Pizza, Pepperoni and Cheese, there are no other kinds of pizza.

Europeans are weird.  They like their food as bland and homogenous as their races.

Except that even the Italians put all kinds of stuff on their pizzas...

[garbon]

Cold pizza is even better.  In fact the main reason to order pizza is to have it cold the next day.

Depends on the type of pizza.

I only know of one kind of Pizza, Pepperoni and Cheese, there are no other kinds of pizza.

Mushrooms and Anchovies are abominations from the pit of hell.

My point is that there are different types of pizza that do well cold and ones that do not.



vs.



as two examples. Latter isn't so great when cold.

[crazy canuck]

Cold pizza is even better.  In fact the main reason to order pizza is to have it cold the next day.

Depends on the type of pizza.

Good point

[Eddie Teach]

Mushrooms and Anchovies are abominations from the pit of hell.

Onions and peppers and other types of meat all go great on pizza.

[Neil]

Neil - is this just you being "Neil", or have you seriously never heard of eating cold fried chicken?

It might even be better cold than warm.

No, I've heard of that.  I just thought it might be some weird way of cooking it that I've never heard of.  You know how the South is, always inventing new ways to fry things.  Sort of like chicken-fried steak, you know?  I chose the least obvious answer.  It seems that all you lawyers are rubbing off on me.

Mind you, I always reheat any fried chicken that might be left over.  That's just how I like it.

[Josephus]

Yeah I do cold pizza all the time. Never tried the cold fried chicken. I'll try it next time.

[viper37]

What's cold fried chicken?

KFC in the fridge.

But you microwave it before you eat it, right?

No they don't.  They are barbarians.  It's as if the invention of fire never reached them.  It's probably linked with that paleo-food thing, you know.

Quebec and US would benefit from more cultural exchange.  We send them our food, they send us their tax rates.

[viper37]

Why not?  Cold chicken is great.

there's a difference between chicken and cold fried chicken.

[viper37]

It's no stranger than eating cold pizza.

And then they say there's no cultural differences between Canada and Quebec.  No one in his right mind would ever eat cold pizza here.

[viper37]

Europeans are weird.  They like their food as bland and homogenous as their races.

The French like their meet uncooked.  The Belgians however, they know their stuff.  Giant beer & giant fries, it's all a man need to survive.  I heard great things about Germany too.

[garbon]

What's cold fried chicken?

KFC in the fridge.

But you microwave it before you eat it, right?

No they don't.  They are barbarians.  It's as if the invention of fire never reached them.  It's probably linked with that paleo-food thing, you know.

Quebec and US would benefit from more cultural exchange.  We send them our food, they send us their tax rates.

The chicken was already cooked so clearly a heating source was involved.

[garbon]

It's no stranger than eating cold pizza.

And then they say there's no cultural differences between Canada and Quebec.  No one in his right mind would ever eat cold pizza here.

Your loss.

[Malthus]

What's cold fried chicken?

KFC in the fridge.

But you microwave it before you eat it, right?

No they don't.  They are barbarians.  It's as if the invention of fire never reached them.  It's probably linked with that paleo-food thing, you know.

Quebec and US would benefit from more cultural exchange.  We send them our food, they send us their tax rates.

The chicken was already cooked so clearly a heating source was involved.

Perhaps they scavanged the chicken from a more advanced tribe. 

[11B4V]

Why not?  Cold chicken is great.

there's a difference between chicken and cold fried chicken.

big difference.

[crazy canuck]

Why not?  Cold chicken is great.

there's a difference between chicken and cold fried chicken.

You are correct. Cold fried chicken tastes much better.