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Quoted from johnwartjr:And while you're in Chicago, you *have* to go to Giordanos for pizza!
It'll be an interesting comparison to what pizza you may have had in NYC
That place is incredible. Went there last time in Chi-Town, and plan to eat there again.
Quoted from DCfoodfreak:Shakes head....
Those Chicago beef places have nothing on Peter Luger's in NYC...and they're all chains. Yuck.
I'll be sure to check one out when I'm there (only going for two nights, and one is pizza night!). Lawry's is a chain - we have one in NYC (and there's one in Vegas, etc.). Chains aren't all bad (we like the Strip House when we don't want to schlep to Brooklyn), but name the one you think is best in Chicago and I'm there!
Quoted from unigroove:I'll be there representing Pinball Magazine
Santiago Ciuffo's PINBALL book will be available at stands of Pacific Pinball Museum and other vendors.
Wait...didn't you just get home from a tour of the States? And you're coming back in two months? You're a better man than I...we were going to come to the Netherlands next month, but decided to hold off until tulip season (one of the hazards of being married!).
Okay, I'm hoping somebody can clear something up for me...
My wife and I REALLY want to attend the expo this year. We can only attend on Wednesday, Thursday, and part of Friday since we have to fly home on Friday for our daughter's wedding that weekend. Looking at the expo website, it seems like nothing is open to schlubs like us until the night time when we can go in and just play some games.
Is that true? And if so, why is that? I'm gonna have to network with somebody who can get us a pass to see the whole thing or it isn't worth the 1500 bucks it's going to cost me to go. And that sucks because I was really excited to meet all the people that have helped me out for the past year... 
Can anybody clear this up for me so I know if I'm booking a flight and hotel before it's all gone? Many thanks!
I would chime in here to tell you how funny this exchange is, but I don't want to ruin the flow--
Oh, wait!...
Damn.
Quoted from policano:Im down!
Is this one of those "I've fallen and I can't get up" things???
Quoted from Thor-NL:Please remember, don't comment on his wooden-shoes.
He is quite sensitive about that
As long as Robin doesn't wear a windmill on his head, I think we're all good.
Quoted from Rensh:On Friday evening Dutch Pinball is hosting an event where a lot of Dutchmen go I suspect. So i hope it is not That evening, after all pinside is Dutch
No need for a winkie-man. Pinside IS Dutch, and it's another thing that country should be proud of, along with: cheese; wooden shoes; windmills; tulips; frozen canals that you can skate on (but not so much anymore); "coffee shops"; "red lights"; Vermeer; (insert your favorite Dutch artist here...they're all great); and Robin van Persie.
Okay. Maybe not so much that last one.
Quoted from unigroove:Pinball Magazine is also Dutch And there is Dutch Pinball And some more Dutch companies I can't mention yet
Very gracious of you to mention them, and I apologize for their omission. You are correct, sir!
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