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Do you consider St. Louis a Midwestern or Southern city?

Midwestern
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92%
Southern
5
8%
 
Total votes: 60

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haltz wrote:
RC21 wrote:
haltz wrote:
heyzeus wrote:Imo's had a buffet?
I'm pretty sure the one in Columbia still has a buffet. You should make the trip, it would be totally worth it. $8; 11-2. Think about it.
Dude. Seriously? I would pay that $8 and die happily of stomach rupture. Columbia it is. Now I just have to tell the gf that I'm cancelling our trip next month to Spain...

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heyzeus wrote:
haltz wrote:
RC21 wrote:
haltz wrote:
heyzeus wrote:Imo's had a buffet?
I'm pretty sure the one in Columbia still has a buffet. You should make the trip, it would be totally worth it. $8; 11-2. Think about it.
Dude. Seriously? I would pay that $8 and die happily of stomach rupture. Columbia it is. Now I just have to tell the gf that I'm cancelling our trip next month to Spain...
What is the location of the Imo's in CoMo?

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StL Dan wrote:
heyzeus wrote:
haltz wrote:
RC21 wrote:
haltz wrote:
heyzeus wrote:Imo's had a buffet?
I'm pretty sure the one in Columbia still has a buffet. You should make the trip, it would be totally worth it. $8; 11-2. Think about it.
Dude. Seriously? I would pay that $8 and die happily of stomach rupture. Columbia it is. Now I just have to tell the gf that I'm cancelling our trip next month to Spain...
What is the location of the Imo's in CoMo?
Aw Columbia Imo's is where it's at. There are two locations in CoMo.

124 East Nifong -- 2808 Paris Road

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Since you St. Louisans don't seem to hear the "farty", I gotta tell you something else you may not know about your wonderful city.

You have really, really, really bad pizza. Unedible to most. It must be an acquired taste, because I know you folks love it. But if you aren't from there and aren't used to it, it's pretty nasty.

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jim wrote:Since you St. Louisans don't seem to hear the "farty", I gotta tell you something else you may not know about your wonderful city.

You have really, really, really bad pizza. Unedible to most. It must be an acquired taste, because I know you folks love it. But if you aren't from there and aren't used to it, it's pretty nasty.
If we ever meet, I'm gonna punch you right in the nose! :cool:

Personally, I love variety. Which means, I love St. Louis style, Chicago style, NY style and just about any other style of pizza that involved red meat and a lot of cheese with rich tomato based sauce.

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jim wrote:Since you St. Louisans don't seem to hear the "farty", I gotta tell you something else you may not know about your wonderful city.

You have really, really, really bad pizza. Unedible to most. It must be an acquired taste, because I know you folks love it. But if you aren't from there and aren't used to it, it's pretty nasty.
Blaspheme!!!!




Seriously though, I understand what you are saying. I have relatives from out of town and they call it cheese and crackers. Pizza is pizza to me. Yes it tastes different if you get thick or thin crust, but I love it all. I love Imo's but I also love thick crust, like from Pizza Hut.

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ToughGuy_BlueShirt wrote:
jim wrote:Since you St. Louisans don't seem to hear the "farty", I gotta tell you something else you may not know about your wonderful city.

You have really, really, really bad pizza. Unedible to most. It must be an acquired taste, because I know you folks love it. But if you aren't from there and aren't used to it, it's pretty nasty.
Blaspheme!!!!




Seriously though, I understand what you are saying. I have relative from out of town and they call it cheese and crackers. Pizza is pizza to me. Yes it tastes different if you get thick or thin crust, but I love it all. I love Imo's but I also love thick crust, like from Pizza Hut.
Pizza Slut --------> :puke:

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StL Dan wrote:
ToughGuy_BlueShirt wrote:
jim wrote:Since you St. Louisans don't seem to hear the "farty", I gotta tell you something else you may not know about your wonderful city.

You have really, really, really bad pizza. Unedible to most. It must be an acquired taste, because I know you folks love it. But if you aren't from there and aren't used to it, it's pretty nasty.
Blaspheme!!!!




Seriously though, I understand what you are saying. I have relative from out of town and they call it cheese and crackers. Pizza is pizza to me. Yes it tastes different if you get thick or thin crust, but I love it all. I love Imo's but I also love thick crust, like from Pizza Hut.
Pizza Slut --------> :puke:
It's not that bad. It's a little too greasy, but I can live with it. Like I said before though, I can eat any pizza from anywhere.

You're like my dad, he can't stand Pizza Hut. He says it give him heart burn.

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ToughGuy_BlueShirt wrote:
StL Dan wrote:
ToughGuy_BlueShirt wrote:
jim wrote:Since you St. Louisans don't seem to hear the "farty", I gotta tell you something else you may not know about your wonderful city.

You have really, really, really bad pizza. Unedible to most. It must be an acquired taste, because I know you folks love it. But if you aren't from there and aren't used to it, it's pretty nasty.
Blaspheme!!!!




Seriously though, I understand what you are saying. I have relative from out of town and they call it cheese and crackers. Pizza is pizza to me. Yes it tastes different if you get thick or thin crust, but I love it all. I love Imo's but I also love thick crust, like from Pizza Hut.
Pizza Slut --------> :puke:
It's not that bad. It's a little too greasy, but I can live with it. Like I said before though, I can eat any pizza from anywhere.

You're like my dad, he can't stand Pizza Hut. He says it give him heart burn.
I'll eat the Slut if there's nothing else available. But, it must be piping hot, on hand tossed crust and we must be dining in.

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Sorry, Dil, I don't know how to quote (I'm new to blogs!)...but, yes, hubby and I plan on going to one or more of the Cards-Braves games here in Atlanta. There will be many, many, many Cards fans there....it's a blast!

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