EPTPizza is a vegetable (well in the US it is) - Page 12
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HappyChris
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retroactivekingpin
United States35 Posts
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evanthebouncy!
United States12796 Posts
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noooob
United States12 Posts
On November 20 2011 08:40 m1rk3 wrote: In America, anything is possible. It's the American dream! + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/WoJg1.jpg) | ||
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MisterFred
United States2033 Posts
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AcuWill
United States281 Posts
I cannot fathom parents that allow that. I never could when I was in school either. | ||
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lololol
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On November 20 2011 03:50 Sideburn wrote: No. You are wrong. Stupid americans think that pizza is a vegetable. hahaha so laughable. Dumb americans.That is why they are all so fat. Now I will go back to being from my irrelevant country with a population smaller than Mexico City. User was temp banned for this post. Such a magnificent failure in just two lines. Sarcasm doesn't work that way. Specifically you can't be sarcastic about the stereotype that americans are ignorant idiots and then prove you are one in the very next sentence by declaring whole countries irrelevant, because their population is under an arbitrary threshold set by you(apparently you, a population of 1, are "relevant" and "special"). Btw, Germany, the country of the first poster in the quote chain, does not have a lower population than Mexico City, so... a) You are randomly insulting a bunch of countries for no reason b) You don't know Germany has a higher population than Mexico City So in conclusion... good job keeping the stereotype alive! | ||
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DtorR
Australia171 Posts
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TruthIsCold
51 Posts
On November 20 2011 12:33 lololol wrote: Such a magnificent failure in just two lines. Sarcasm doesn't work that way. Specifically you can't be sarcastic about the stereotype that americans are ignorant idiots and then prove you are one in the very next sentence by declaring whole countries irrelevant, because their population is under an arbitrary threshold set by you(apparently you, a population of 1, are "relevant" and "special"). Btw, Germany, the country of the first poster in the quote chain, does not have a lower population than Mexico City, so... a) You are randomly insulting a bunch of countries for no reason b) You don't know Germany has a higher population than Mexico City So in conclusion... good job keeping the stereotype alive! It's only natural for someone to get defensive and to begin making offensive responses to people when they've read 5+ pages of insults directed towards their country. Maybe try to be more understanding of his response instead of continuing to stereotype and criticize Americans. Honestly, his post was much more understandable and worthy of tolerance than many of the ridiculous nation bashing that preceded his, which have yet to receive a warning or ban I might add. | ||
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nemY
United States3119 Posts
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firehand101
Australia3152 Posts
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darkscream
Canada2310 Posts
i mean, pizza isnt, but tomato sauce is | ||
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TheDraken
United States640 Posts
On November 20 2011 03:50 Sideburn wrote: No. You are wrong. Stupid americans think that pizza is a vegetable. hahaha so laughable. Dumb americans.That is why they are all so fat. Now I will go back to being from my irrelevant country with a population smaller than Mexico City. User was temp banned for this post. i'm not fat.  it's obvious the government did this to cut corners and not have to revamp the school lunch system. it's nothing new to americans because they do stuff like this all the time, but this one is just extra funny because it makes the government look so stupid. | ||
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ThaZenith
Canada3116 Posts
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Dbars
United States273 Posts
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Playguuu
United States926 Posts
Block the Agriculture Department from limiting starchy vegetables, including corn and peas, to two servings a week. The rule was intended to cut down on french fries, which many schools serve daily. Allow USDA to count two tablespoons of tomato paste as a vegetable, as it does now. Federally subsidized lunches must have a certain number of vegetables to be served. Require further study on long-term sodium reduction requirements set forth by the USDA guidelines. Require USDA to define “whole grains” before they regulate them. The USDA rules require schools to use more whole grains." Overall the story has been pretty sensationalized, as pizza is not a vegetable, but rather the tomato sauce(which is really a fruit). My question is why not regulate the "unhealthy" foods themselves instead of making these ridiculous tradeoffs involving potatoes, corn, peas, and tomato paste? | ||
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anrimayu
United States875 Posts
french fries = vegetable orange fanta = fruit juice It's so easy to eat healthy in america. | ||
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Golem72
Canada127 Posts
On November 20 2011 00:50 Takuah wrote: Vain, we need to run and get the fuck out of here. On November 20 2011 00:48 Termit wrote: + Show Spoiler + No but seriously, what else is there to say? It's so ridiculous. -__- Lol why is America trolling lmbao! But I do agree we need to run and get the fuck out of here! | ||
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screamingpalm
United States1527 Posts
On November 20 2011 11:32 HappyChris wrote: lol only in US im wondering when burgers gonna be clasified as a vegetable Actually, that isn't too much of a stretch in some cases lol. When I was in the Navy, the Wendy's on the Naval Air Station where I was stationed got busted for not rotating their beef patties by the Army inspectors. They ended up using the government issue (I was an SK- aka supply rating that picked these orders) hamburger patties which were something like 90% soy. I laughed everytime I went into Wendy's with their advertised 100% beef knowing full well that was BS. "Where's the Beef" indeed! Kindof makes me wonder wtf these fast food places are really serving. Maybe pizza really is a vegetable in the US lol (that would be a relief actually) :D http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/260771/january-06-2010/alpha-dog-of-the-week---domino-s-pizza | ||
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gayfius173
48 Posts
On November 20 2011 01:20 FrodoAndTheSlobStix wrote: U.S is getting to the point we're no one is gona argue there opinions anymore with each other, but instead try to get the F out of the u.s.a. It's literally getting the point where it''s just wacky and scary. U.S.A is gona fall and fall hard and thank god. Sry if bad things happen to people, but in terms of bad people paying up. Thank god. Yea and it wouldn't be a surprise with people like you in this country. | ||
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