bentz
34 posts
Aug 28, 2011
3:55 PM
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I remember watching thru a window as they made the pizzas by hand. they had a great pizza called the monster pizza and the son of the monster pizza. This was back in the late 70s early 80s.
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timbo
3 posts
Dec 03, 2011
2:52 PM
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Hey Bentz, that big pizza was called the Maximus, the also had a deep dish Sicillian pizza that was super great!
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timbo
4 posts
Dec 03, 2011
6:04 PM
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Sure was, it might later have been called Monster. I grew up around the Dayton Mall, so we ate there many, many times. Mostly because Marions would not allow teens in their place on Kingsridge because Miamisburg and West Carrolton students would often fight on Friday nughts in there after games.
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Brian Hobbs
1 post
Feb 15, 2012
4:19 AM
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Yes I too remember Noble Romans Pizza, there was one on Whipp road near Bigger, you could watch thru a window as they made your pie, also they would show old Laurel and Hardy movies on a projector,, good times, good times.
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bentz
53 posts
Feb 15, 2012
5:22 AM
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I forgot about the Laurel and Hardy movies, They came back to town but it's not the same pizza or place I grew up with it's more of a fast food place.
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Brian Hobbs
6 posts
Feb 15, 2012
6:01 AM
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Yeah, that's a shame, did you ever go to Friendly's? We don't have any near us where I live (Fla) Use to love the "Friendly Fribble"
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tlturbo
296 posts
Feb 15, 2012
7:08 AM
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Brian, I live near West Palm Beach and there is a Friendly's in Wellington that we go to when going to the Regal theater behind it. BUT like many Friendly's, it might be on it's way out. Many have closed.
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Brian Hobbs
7 posts
Feb 15, 2012
5:00 PM
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Awesome Grand national!
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tlturbo
297 posts
Feb 15, 2012
7:10 PM
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Thanks, I didn't realize it until I just read your post but we go to a REGAL Cinema HA HA Guess it's only fitting.
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Hugha
18 posts
Feb 19, 2012
1:16 PM
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The Maximus was their largest regular pizza.
The Monster had extra layers of cheese. We got a Monster pitcher. It was one of those gimmicky things that if you brought it back you'd get discounted soda refills. The lid was a cap and the bottom looked like feet.
I live in Austin now and was excited when a Noble Roman's was opening here a couple of years ago. It was a huge dissapointment as their menu is completely different.
One time when I was in high school my dad and I went to Noble Roman's after working in the yard all day. We demolished the Maximus. As we were workign through it we seemed to get more and more attention from the other people in the restaurant.
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