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Xavier University Gets America's First Pizza ATM

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Time Out Deli in Bowling Green would deliver subs, chips, pickles, and 12 beers in a coke box to the dorm. Until someone tops that on a college campus, all other food options are secondary. Where is fellow topper @Jimschue?

 

Ok, spent 5 years in BG and did not know that. When were they open? Where were they located?

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Somehow Xavier's even found a way to ruin late-night pizza. Congrats, X, you've done it again.

Ok, spent 5 years in BG and did not know that. When were they open? Where were they located?

 

Go beyond PFT, under that overpass / train tressel, as you come up that hill there was a Hardee's on the left and Time Out Deli was on the right. Sort of a rough area, not horrible, but the same area where those football players had the incident a few years ago.

Go beyond PFT, under that overpass / train tressel, as you come up that hill there was a Hardee's on the left and Time Out Deli was on the right. Sort of a rough area, not horrible, but the same area where those football players had the incident a few years ago.

 

I hung out in that area a lot which makes me wonder if they were around in the 70's. I hope not as I sure would have hated to miss that service! I'm going to have to ask my buddies. First party I ever went to in BG was out that way at a swimming party during my college visit. Eye opener.

You spelled Xavier > Dayton wrong.

 

That equation appears flawed and if you'd done your math studies at UD you'd already know that.

I love a good A10 fight!

I love a good A10 fight!

 

Yep, nothing like a couple of irrelevant mid-majors duking it out!:thumb:

That equation appears flawed and if you'd done your math studies at UD you'd already know that.

Wait...I need to check that new mark of yours, I could swear you guys changed the name to VD...no?

Wait...I need to check that new mark of yours, I could swear you guys changed the name to VD...no?

 

Yeah. Common tale. Met a Xavier girl on spring break... seemed sweet... said it was her first time...

Too dumb to reply to.

 

Oh come on, you GOT to do better than that MTGL. Now I'm severally disappointed, fight harder than that for your school.:lol2:.:whistling:

 

But I digress, back to pizza. Is it just me or does $9.00 a pop sound awfully expensive for this thing?

Oh come on, you GOT to do better than that MTGL. Now I'm severally disappointed, fight harder than that for your school.:lol2:.:whistling:

 

But I digress, back to pizza. Is it just me or does $9.00 a pop sound awfully expensive for this thing?

At 2 AM with no other options $20 would sound cheap to me.

At 2 AM with no other options $20 would sound cheap to me.

 

$9 is a pretty good deal. You're paying almost that for a generic, frozen pizza from the grocery store (Screaming Sicilians are around $8-10). You're paying at least $12 plus tip for delivery. At least these seem relatively fresh and they're convenient. Why do people have a negative opinion on this? :lol2:

Time Out Deli in Bowling Green would deliver subs, chips, pickles, and 12 beers in a coke box to the dorm. Until someone tops that on a college campus, all other food options are secondary. Where is fellow topper @Jimschue?

 

Huh? This was around when we attended there?

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