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[cecilB]

Wow - in Topeka - which is not very big compared to LA and a lot of other cities has no taco trucks and NO good pizza. The best deal on pizza is going to Sam's club. It's cheap and not any better than the more expensive places like Papa John's. Not saying much, is it?
There's this new place that people are raving about - it's very bland and they sprinkle italian seasoning on top, so it tastes like very bland pizza with Italian seasoning sprinkled on. ha!
Yeah, Topeka, Kansas, is not exactly a place to go for any culinary delights.

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Hmmm...and I've been wondering what to do with this old ('73) Dodge E350 with a 17' home on it. Maybe a winter project?

[JoeyVelderrain]

Originally Posted by cecilB

Wow - in Topeka - which is not very big compared to LA and a lot of other cities has no taco trucks and NO good pizza. The best deal on pizza is going to Sam's club. It's cheap and not any better than the more expensive places like Papa John's. Not saying much, is it?
There's this new place that people are raving about - it's very bland and they sprinkle italian seasoning on top, so it tastes like very bland pizza with Italian seasoning sprinkled on. ha!
Yeah, Topeka, Kansas, is not exactly a place to go for any culinary delights.

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It sounds like exactly where I live! our population is 13,000 and the average attendance for our High school football game is 13,500...no kidding, they are also ranked 17th in the nation this year.

Our pizza situation is also as bad as yours, the pizza that EVERYONE here loves is the equivalent of Pizza Hut but with a cardboard crust. they sell it at exorbitant prices so only the rich folk can go there and pretend to enjoy their very expensive cardboard crust