Aisha Tyler talks Halo: Reach beta

I guess I know what I'm having for lunch :)

On behalf of all of Columbus, Ohio, I would like to take this time to personally thank you and the rest of Cincinnati for the awesomeness that is Skyline. I eat it at least once a week. If the haters keep hatin, I got your back!

That you have the nerve to call that abomination "chilli" is astounding. Clearly that slop causes brain and taste damage if anyone would eat it more than once. Skyline you are not chilli sir, you are very bad and greasy spaghetti with bad meat sauce.

My kids request this chili regularly. I made a batch Sat even. Have no idea if our recipe resembles the real thing, but it's pretty darn good.

My office finally broke down and bought it after I wrote a long Blog on what's so great about it. It was was "Meh"!!! That's it. Nothing more. It taste like someone put cinnamon in their chili. It was OK but nothing to jump up and down about. To each their own I guess.

Skyline is good but I think Dixie Chili (Newport KY) is better.

I like Dixie, too, but I don't live as close to them now. Empress is really good, too.

Saw this on Waypoint the other day, and I watched the whole thing just to see her. Not sure what she might have said about the game, but she makes me feel all nice and funny. :)

Dixie, Skyline and Gold Star are all with in 5 minutes of me.

I did enjoy Skyline when I lived in Cleveland and needed to travel south. I would definitely say that its an acquired taste. The cinnamon I think is what threw me off when I first had it. I've had chili from all over and I actually made a batch last night, and I think I favor a more hearty tasting chili. In Hawaii, we had Zippy's which was pretty good, and you didn't eat it over pasta, we ate it over rice, so chili and rice was my norm....

Chicago is known for pizza, huh? NYC guy tends to disagree.

Sorry, Taxi. I guess I should've said that Chicago is known for GOOD pizza... :)