I don't see anything wrong with this in moderation. In addition to rephrasing, correcting typos, or gaining new insight on an issue, sometimes it doesn't hurt to "bump" a comment "as is", especially for the sake of reviewers who may not have been online when the comment was originally posted. If it happens to collect a few extra "helpfuls", "agrees", or whatever along the way, fine. If it doesn't, that's also fine.

It's only annoying when someone is constantly doing it every couple of minutes or so simply for the sake of trying to "stay on top".

The best I could do is 190 lbs. 300 lbs? Definitely not.

They don't get the crust done half the time, and I know of some pizza that's far more superior (and cheaper, to boot) than this overpriced greasy slop.

Cheap, yet pretty good stuff when you're on the move, Little Caesar's Pizza is convenient to bring to potlucks or parties.

Not to suggest that I'm above paying attention to the number of votes I get/don't-get, but when I occasionally do re-post an entry, it's not because of that-- it's basically because I've noticed a spelling or grammatical error, and don't want to be thought of as semiliterate by someone stumbling across the entry sometime in the future. Now, if I re-post it and there's still a spelling or grammatical error...well, what can I say...

Nothing says "I'm gonna whoop your ass" like naming yourself after a natural disaster...

Some of these, the 76ers, 49ers, Trail Blazers and Patriots are excellent, with a real and meaningful connection to their city. One of them, the Vikings, at least has ties to the ethnic majority in the state. Yet another, the Bills, take their name from a preceding team in the defunct AAFC which was named after Buffalo Bill Cody. The Dodgers, on the other hand was relevant when they were in Brooklyn, but no one in the City of Angels has ever dodged trollies.

That brings us to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Frankly, the idea of a foppishly dressed seventeenth century English aristocrats being representative of Cleveland has me shaking my head.

I'm giving this a three because of the wonderful childhood memories in the early/mid '80s. I don't remember what the pizza was like (pizza was pizza to me back then), but they had all these fun games and programs for the kids during their birthday parties. I had a good time.

I have no idea what it's like anymore.

Reasonably priced and darn good stuff.

this place is the worst place ever no customer service the owner Mike thinks he is God and treat customer bad