National US Days

[PLRX]

September 5, 2012 is
National Cheese Pizza Day

Today is National Cheese Pizza Day! Did you know that Americans eat approximately 350 slices of pizza per second? Whether you prefer thin crust, deep dish, or regular style, today's the day to celebrate one of the most popular meals in the country.

In the 1800s, most Italians thought of pizza as a peasant meal. That changed when a baker named Raffaele Esposito created a margarita pizza for visiting royalty. The king and queen were impressed by the colors of the Italian flag represented by the pizza's white mozzarella cheese, red tomato sauce, and green basil. Pizza became fashionable overnight and was soon a staple in restaurants all across the country.

Today, there are hundreds of different pizza types and toppings, but they all originated with the classic cheese pizza. To celebrate National Cheese Pizza Day, head to your favorite pizza place or make your own homemade pizza for dinner tonight.

[DukeAllen]

Damn. Making me hungry. And we already had homemade turkeyburgers. Good ones, too. We usually have pizza on Saturday.

[Frizlefrak]

Pizza is a food group of it's own.

[Wathen1955]

Don't forget what goes great with pizza: BEER

[Frizlefrak]

And hot German women.

I have the exact stein...got it at Hofbrauhaus in Munchen in 1986.....of course, she wasn't working there (or anywhere) yet last time I was there

Was 3 blocks from it back in November, but short on time and I was driving....next time we're riding the train.

[SQUIRMIN VERMIN 84]

Was there a stein in the picture?

[DukeAllen]

Originally Posted by SQUIRMIN VERMIN 84

Was there a hot fraulein in the picture?

Yes

[PLRX]

September 6, 2012 is
National Coffee Ice Cream Day

Today is National Coffee Ice Cream Day! According to IceCream.com's flavorology, coffee ice cream lovers are lively, dramatic, and flirtatious. Sound familiar? They also say that you are most compatible with those who prefer strawberry ice cream.

Did you know that approximately one third of coffee ice cream eaters do not drink coffee? This isn't all that surprising since the flavor can be quite different depending on the brand. One of the most popular brands for coffee ice cream is Haagen Dazs. Pick up a pint today in honor of National Coffee Ice Cream Day!

[Sweet 90]

Originally Posted by PLRX

September 5, 2012 is
National Cheese Pizza Day

Originally Posted by PLRX

September 6, 2012 is
National Coffee Ice Cream Day

Today is National Coffee Ice Cream Day!

What no National Canadian Day, disgraceful!!!

[DukeAllen]

Originally Posted by Sweet 90

What no National Canadian Day, disgraceful!!!

I think it's his fault

[PLRX]

Canadian Hippies

[Sweet 90]

Originally Posted by DukeAllen

I think it's his fault

Me too, Calgary Flames suck as well

Originally Posted by PLRX

Canadian Hippies

All taken in Ottawa (Our Nations Capital). WTF would you expect

[WW7]

Originally Posted by Wathen1955

Don't forget what goes great with pizza: BEER

I thought you were going to say "BOOBIES" .. because I love them with pizza or anything else.......WW

[DukeAllen]

Originally Posted by WW7

I thought you were going to say "BOOBIES" .. because I love them with pizza or anything else.......WW

Boobies are best on their own, although they are also good coated in chocolate syrup, peanut butter or cool whip.

Or any topping of your choice.

[WW7]

Originally Posted by DukeAllen

Boobies are best on their own, although they are also good coated in chocolate syrup, peanut butter or cool whip.

Or any topping of your choice.

Damn Duke, your making me hungry......WW

[PLRX]

here like this one, there are about 200 more



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[PLRX]

September 7, 2012 is
Salami Day

Today is Salami Day! Salami is cured sausage that has been fermented and air-dried. Countries like Italy, France, Hungary, Germany, and Spain each produce their own style of salami. The varieties differ in the coarseness or fineness of the chopped meat as well as the size and style of the casing.

Although the exact origin of salami is unknown, there is evidence that fermented sausage has been made in the Mediterranean region for more than 2,000 years. Both the Romans and Greeks cured their meat so that the final product could be stored at room temperature for up to ten years without going bad.

The way in which salami is fermented has many natural health benefits. For example, the final product contains lactic acid bacteria, which can help maintain a healthy digestive system. To celebrate Salami Day, enjoy some delicious salami on a sandwich, in a salad, or on its own!

[DukeAllen]

Today is National Surprise a Pilot day. 84 Corvette owners excluded

[WW7]

Originally Posted by PLRX

September 7, 2012 is
Salami Day

Today is Salami Day! Salami is cured sausage that has been fermented and air-dried. Countries like Italy, France, Hungary, Germany, and Spain each produce their own style of salami. The varieties differ in the coarseness or fineness of the chopped meat as well as the size and style of the casing.

Although the exact origin of salami is unknown, there is evidence that fermented sausage has been made in the Mediterranean region for more than 2,000 years. Both the Romans and Greeks cured their meat so that the final product could be stored at room temperature for up to ten years without going bad.

The way in which salami is fermented has many natural health benefits. For example, the final product contains lactic acid bacteria, which can help maintain a healthy digestive system. To celebrate Salami Day, enjoy some delicious salami on a sandwich, in a salad, or on its own!

Hey Pete,
I think the Greeks use to play "Hide the Salami" on this day, if Im not mistaken......It was a very popular game in Greece........WW

[DukeAllen]

Originally Posted by WW7

Hey Pete,
I think the Greeks use to play "Hide the Salami" on this day, if Im not mistaken......It was a very popular game in Greece........WW

Yeah but I heard Greek salami always tastes like shit