Net54 Friday night dinner

[midmo]

Originally Posted by ls7plus

Just wanted to give a big, hearty thanks to Leon for the wonderful Net54 dinner he put on at the National on Friday night--enjoyed it immensely! Interesting speakers and a chance to meet and talk to fellow board members you've never met. An experience I highly recommend.

Highest regards,

Larry

I second that. Thanks Leon, I had a great time!

Originally Posted by JollyElm

Can someone post some pictures? There has been a stunning lack of photographs from The National and the net54 dinner…a stunning lack.

I posted this pic in another thread, but here's Al speaking at the dinner.



I also posted a few images from the show here:

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=242832

[1952boyntoncollector]

The pizza looks reallly really good..

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by 1952boyntoncollector

The pizza looks reallly really good..

You being sarcastic?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

You being sarcastic?

I didn't have any of it nor anything else, but it was there for the sole purpose of sopping up the alcohol. Other than that, it looked kind of commercial to me.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

You being sarcastic?

Based on the picture, I would think so lol.

[Donscards]

Hey---I went back for seconds--and it was free--tasted fine with the beer

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Donscards

Hey---I went back for seconds--and it was free--tasted fine with the beer

In Maine, frozen pizza is probably considered gourmet.

[Leon]

Best pizza I have ever had is about a mile, to a mile and a half, from the Rosemont Convention Center. Giordano's Stuffed Pizza. Took the family there this time. After appetizers the pizza's came. I was full after one piece and my wife and daughter each had 2 pieces. I had a big salad, they didn't. My family was in agreement, best they have had too. I should add that each time in Rosemont I have eaten there...

https://giordanos.com/menu/downtown-...ffed-deep-dish

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

In Maine, frozen pizza is probably considered gourmet.

[JollyElm]

I'll jump into the pizza debate. There is nothing more ridiculous in the history of humanity than the pizza places out here in California that call themselves "New York Style Pizza." New York pizza has thin as heck crust that can't support its own weight. It is loaded with cheese and sauce and is as greasy as all get out. If you don't hold it properly, you'll end up with a saucy mess all over your new shirt. It is the most frickin' delicious thing on the planet!!!!!!!!!!

"New York Pizza" in the Golden State?? An inch thick slab of cardboard bread topped with the faintest whisper of sauce. You can grab a slice by the crust and hold it out straight in front of you, and it will never bend or collapse. You don't need a second hand to support it from the bottom to prevent the sauce and cheese from sliding out. It's like holding a triangular shaped piece of plywood (Which is also funny because most places actually sell rectangular slices. What the heck is up with that???). It's comprised of 90% bread!!!

God, how I miss performing the traditional New York folding maneuver, like so…

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[mr2686]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

I'll jump into the pizza debate. There is nothing more ridiculous in the history of humanity than the pizza places out here in California that call themselves "New York Style Pizza." New York pizza has thin as heck crust that can't support its own weight. It is loaded with cheese and sauce and is as greasy as all get out. If you don't hold it properly, you'll end up with a saucy mess all over your new shirt. It is the most frickin' delicious thing on the planet!!!!!!!!!!

"New York Pizza" in the Golden State?? An inch thick slab of cardboard bread topped with the faintest whisper of sauce. You can grab a slice by the crust and hold it out straight in front of you, and it will never bend or collapse. You don't need a second hand to support it from the bottom to prevent the sauce and cheese from sliding out. It's like holding a triangular shaped piece of plywood (Which is also funny because most places actually sell rectangular slices. What the heck is up with that???). It's comprised of 90% bread!!!


God, how I miss performing the traditional New York folding maneuver, like so…

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Try Bongiorno's in Poway (San Diego) or Temecula. Nice NY transplanted family with the type of pizza you're looking for. My brother-in-law drives 3 hours just for pizza. LOL