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DGate Chat & Bar Fight--August 5

Author	Comment
Mountlion	Chat room moving to....	#21	[-]
Dgate Immortal Posts: 1610 (Wed, 5-Aug-2009 18:42:59) God of Ale Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Area 21
RussaChalyn		#22	[-]
Aradathian Posts: 137 (Thu, 6-Aug-2009 13:28:58) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Just wanted to say thanks to Kraggon's guy for hosting this! I missed most of it, but it was fun to chat with folks and hear some great stories about DGate. Morgan
Immortal C		#23	[-]
Dgate God Posts: 1170 (Thu, 6-Aug-2009 18:30:17) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	WHAT THE HELL IS A PIZZETTA.
RussaChalyn		#24	[-]
Dgate Player Posts: 6 (Thu, 6-Aug-2009 21:36:26) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	A really amazing pizza restaurant! That you should eat at if you're ever in San Francisco! But for some reason that question really cracks me up... I'd love to put that on a sign in the window or something.
Mountlion		#25	[-]
Dgate Immortal Posts: 1612 (Thu, 6-Aug-2009 22:49:35) God of Ale Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Is it like a pizza crossed with a fritata?
Immortal C		#26	[-]
Dgate God Posts: 1171 (Thu, 6-Aug-2009 23:27:14) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	I just had to say it again after I came back from being idle for two hours to interrupt Silvermane and your conversation.
Happy		#27	[-]
Dgate God Posts: 1196 (Fri, 7-Aug-2009 00:11:43) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Wait, what? Pizza? San Francisco? "They have a peculiar sense of ownership, which enables them to view anything that is not nailed down as theirs, and if they can pry it loose, it's not nailed down." -the Flerian Race, author unknown
RussaChalyn		#28	[-]
Dgate Player Posts: 7 (Fri, 7-Aug-2009 00:34:47) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	I figured, C - but it cracked me up the first time too. I don't even know why I find it so amusing. Jeff: not exactly, although there is a pizza with eggs on it. If that counts. Besides, wouldn't that be pizzttata, as opposed to a pizzetta? Details, details... And yes, Happy... pizza in San Francisco! You in the area, or just shocked at the concept of pizza outside New York, Chicago, and Italy?
Kagee Predator		#29	[-]
Dgate God Posts: 779 (Fri, 7-Aug-2009 02:49:08) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	or just shocked at the concept of pizza outside New York, Chicago, and Italy? Well let's think about this. My daughter, who lives in Sicily, says Italian pizza doesn't resemble U.S. pizza. Chicago pizza is its own unique odd thick, sauce on the top creation. So, given that, the only real pizza is in New York. Boy, I could go for a large pie . . .
Orisius.epochageofascen...		#30	[-]
Dgate Phantom Posts: 1 (Fri, 7-Aug-2009 15:19:04) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	NY pizza blows.. i love the pizza shops around here, Philly has awesome pizza and dont forget the cheese steaks haha
Kagee Predator		#31	[-]
Dgate God Posts: 780 (Fri, 7-Aug-2009 15:31:08) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	NY pizza blows Heresy. Watch out for the lightning bolts!
kbarpredator01		#32	[-]
Dgate Myth Posts: 408 (Fri, 7-Aug-2009 15:36:37) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Orisius wrote: NY pizza blows.. i love the pizza shops around here, Philly has awesome pizza and dont forget the cheese steaks haha Ever watch Andrew Zimmern? You ppl out in the sticks have strange ideas about what is good.
Happy		#33	[-]
Dgate God Posts: 1197 (Fri, 7-Aug-2009 18:21:17) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	I've done lived in the area my entire life! "They have a peculiar sense of ownership, which enables them to view anything that is not nailed down as theirs, and if they can pry it loose, it's not nailed down." -the Flerian Race, author unknown
RussaChalyn		#34	[-]
Dgate Player Posts: 8 (Sun, 9-Aug-2009 00:13:45) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Happy wrote: I've done lived in the area my entire life! Really? Me too! Fifth generation Berkeley native, actually. Funny, never realized there were other ex-DGaters so close... the only one I knew moved away a few years back.
Happy		#35	[-]
Dgate God Posts: 1200 (Sun, 9-Aug-2009 20:06:54) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Really? Me too! Fifth generation Berkeley native, actually. Funny, never realized there were other ex-DGaters so close... the only one I knew moved away a few years back. I'm a hermit, it doesn't come up a lot. But I am fourth generation San Franciscan. ...I'm not very fond of Berkeley. Is this Pizetta place the one completely hidden by a tree on Streetview? "They have a peculiar sense of ownership, which enables them to view anything that is not nailed down as theirs, and if they can pry it loose, it's not nailed down." -the Flerian Race, author unknown
RussaChalyn		#36	[-]
Dgate Player Posts: 9 (Mon, 10-Aug-2009 15:31:28) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Happy wrote: I'm a hermit, it doesn't come up a lot. But I am fourth generation San Franciscan. ...I'm not very fond of Berkeley. Is this Pizetta place the one completely hidden by a tree on Streetview? Ahhh, why does everyone hate Berkeley?!?! We have Gregoire's, and Chez Panisse, and Ici, and the Vivarium, and the Starry Plough. And it's much prettier than San Francisco, other than the fact that SF has the ocean. Poor under-appreciated Berkeley. But yes, Pizzetta is the one hidden by a tree. Amazing pizza though, and the best flourless chocolate cake ever. I'll send you a PM, actually.
Kagee Predator		#37	[-]
Dgate God Posts: 791 (Mon, 10-Aug-2009 16:28:32) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Ahhh, why does everyone hate Berkeley?!?! We have Gregoire's, and Chez Panisse, and Ici, and the Vivarium, and the Starry Plough. And it's much prettier than San Francisco, other than the fact that SF has the ocean. Poor under-appreciated Berkeley. Because there are crazy people there? Because the University of California at Berkeley is a hot bed of liberal nut cases? Because when two cops are ambushed and killed by a career criminal, they hold a rally for the career criminal? I don't know why they hate Berkeley. I am sure there are totally normal people in Berkeley, but those are not the people that end up on the TV. It's kind of like I know there are straight people in San Francisco, but when you say San Francisco people believe everyone is gay. It seems to be the bane of California cities, to be known by the majority stereotype. By the way I'm originally from Southern California, northwest of L.A, bet you can come up with some great stereotypes for there too! K
kbarpredator01		#38	[-]
Dgate Myth Posts: 446 (Mon, 10-Aug-2009 16:48:11) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	RussaChalyn wrote: Ahhh, why does everyone hate Berkeley?!?! An airburst neutron bomb, or H1N1 mutating there would be a good thing.
Happy		#39	[-]
Dgate God Posts: 1201 (Mon, 10-Aug-2009 19:02:44) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Berkeley nude-ins and others rallies are obnoxious and their street grid is irritatingly suburban! And then they join forces with the people from Marin so they can clog up San Francisco's streets, too! Rassafrassin outlanders... "They have a peculiar sense of ownership, which enables them to view anything that is not nailed down as theirs, and if they can pry it loose, it's not nailed down." -the Flerian Race, author unknown
RussaChalyn		#40	[-]
Dgate Player Posts: 10 (Mon, 10-Aug-2009 23:01:25) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Kagee Predator wrote: Because there are crazy people there? Because the University of California at Berkeley is a hot bed of liberal nut cases? Because when two cops are ambushed and killed by a career criminal, they hold a rally for the career criminal? I don't know why they hate Berkeley. I am sure there are totally normal people in Berkeley, but those are not the people that end up on the TV. It's kind of like I know there are straight people in San Francisco, but when you say San Francisco people believe everyone is gay. It seems to be the bane of California cities, to be known by the majority stereotype. By the way I'm originally from Southern California, northwest of L.A, bet you can come up with some great stereotypes for there too! K Ha ha, if only it were that exciting! As a once and future student at UC Berkeley, I can assure you that it really does not deserve its reputation whatsoever. I suppose it did back in the day, but these days it's incredibly boring. No radicals or revolutionaries or rebels, just a bunch of kids who want to talk about what they saw on TV last night. Even the professors tend to be boring, in my experience. I don't think I ever once heard a particularly radical conversation there. I even took a class in the ROTC department and wasn't mugged in the name of liberalism on the way out. Wasn't that Oakland that held the rally for the cop-killer? That's what I remember, although I could be wrong. And yes, of course there are totally normal people from Berkeley. I'm one of them. Obviously.