The inspiration for this topic is obvious. It seemed like too good of a topic to pass up, so I decided to post it even though there are other topics out there screaming at me (that is, telling me to reply to the replies to my posts). Oh—and Lizard's e-mail . . . I seriously at this moment just remembered about it. Ahcgtch~!! *^^*
Anyway, to the topic question. My answer would be most anything, I think; I can't really think of any pizza topping I've had that I don't like. (This is not to say, however, that I've tried everything, for I certainly haven't.) Barbecue chicken and Hawaiian pizzas are really good, as is just about anything that you can order at CPK (California Pizza Kitchen). As for toppings in general, perhaps my favorite combination is mushrooms, olives, and light cheese.
Okay, that's it for me. Your turn!
"Greetings from Belgium, the only country in Europe where the leading source of natural gas is the local dairy farm."
"Help! Deezer is feeding me bread with stuff on top!"
You should take a pic like that to replace the previous similar phrase to put on the ...thing.
Um, I eat the crust, but I unfortunately don't have Paper Mario. 
A day without sunshine is like night.
Oh, dear. Another member lives in the same state as I do. And that member is Popple, who was so kind as to tell us, "I like toppings on my pizza." Just watch; I bet he lives only a couple of blocks from my house . . .
As for someone whom I would like to have living only a couple of blocks from my house, Chupperson is the first person to go without the sauce, which people don't seem to like. Yet no one balked when Hirocon said no on the must-have cheese front (I'm going on the theory that pizza's three main ingredients are bread, sauce, and cheese). A couple of weeks ago I tried my first piece of cheeseless pizza, and I liked it. Maybe someday I'll try sauceless pizza and find that it isn't bad, either. But breadless . . . I think I'll pass. . . . I mean, it's not like I have any choice, anyway, with Deezer force-feeding it to me all the time. This is thanks to all your help, you people who treat the words "wheres dezzer" like You-Know-Who's name.
If that didn't make sense, then I guess there was a little too much subtly involved (or perhaps I just made too free of use of too many references for the space of one sentence). In case this helps: The You-Know-Who to which I'm referring is Voldemort.
"Greetings from Belgium, the only country in Europe where the leading source of natural gas is the local dairy farm."