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farvacola
United States18855 Posts
On March 10 2013 02:58 TehWyLD wrote: When I worked at Earls a server came up to the kitchen window and asked us with all sincerity "What is the difference between the 8" and 12" pizzas?" To be fair, different size pizzas are sometimes cut differently  | ||
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CapnAmerica
United States508 Posts
On March 09 2013 10:09 Leporello wrote: "ROFL". No, you're not. You're typing, sitting, and probably aren't even laughing much. My girlfriend only types that when she's laughing hysterically at something (yes, it happens) and I have, once or twice, seen her roll out of her seat onto the floor from laughing so hard. Be aware! To ROFL is a real thing! | ||
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JacobShock
Denmark2485 Posts
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IPA
United States3206 Posts
"Irregardless" ^Either will cause me to perform a flying lariat towards the bridge of your nose. | ||
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Djagulingu
Germany3605 Posts
"Morello is doing such a good job of balancing LoL" From an irl friend. | ||
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Recognizable
Netherlands1552 Posts
On March 10 2013 03:07 farvacola wrote: To be fair, different size pizzas are sometimes cut differently One has 12^2/8^2=144/64=2.25 more pizza than the other! Always buy the 12 inch :p | ||
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Feartheguru
Canada1334 Posts
On March 10 2013 03:47 Recognizable wrote: One has 12^2/8^2=144/64=2.25 more pizza than the other! Always buy the 12 inch :p Pizza size refers to diameter. Do you really think a large pizza is 2.25x the size of medium? | ||
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FiWiFaKi
Canada9859 Posts
On March 10 2013 05:38 Feartheguru wrote: Pizza size refers to diameter. Do you really think a large pizza is 2.25x the size of medium? Same holds true S: Lmao, the ratios of lengths of radius or diameter are still the same. pi*r^2 = pi*(12/2)^2 and pi*(8/2)^2 16pi vs 36 pi, you you still have that ratio of medium/personal pizza as 2.25 lmao. Likely however you have one inch crust on each side, so toppings for each pizza would equate to be a radius of 5 vs 3. So the medium pizza would have about 2.78 times as much topping as the personal. | ||
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Just_a_Moth
Canada1964 Posts
On March 10 2013 02:34 Emzeeshady wrote: I hate this!!!! Popular does NOT equal good. Look at Two and A Half Men, Pop Music and the worst of all, The Big Bang Theory. I still can't believe I watched the first 5 and a half seasons of that. | ||
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FeUerFlieGe
United States1193 Posts
On March 10 2013 02:34 Emzeeshady wrote: I hate this!!!! Popular does NOT equal good. Look at Two and A Half Men, Pop Music and the worst of all, The Big Bang Theory. In that case, 'good' is a matter of opinion.... Thus if the masses have a collective opinion that something is good, then the collective opinion has deemed it good, and thus it is generally considered good. A differing opinion doesn't matter, as the common opinion is still collectively good. | ||
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Simberto
Germany11774 Posts
On March 10 2013 05:44 FiWiFaKi wrote: Same holds true S: Lmao, the ratios of lengths of radius or diameter are still the same. pi*r^2 = pi*(12/2)^2 and pi*(8/2)^2 16pi vs 36 pi, you you still have that ratio of medium/personal pizza as 2.25 lmao. Likely however you have one inch crust on each side, so toppings for each pizza would equate to be a radius of 5 vs 3. So the medium pizza would have about 2.78 times as much topping as the personal. Now i am tempted to measure the next pizza i get. But i am kind of scared because i am pretty sure that i will be missing quite a lot of pizza. Actually, i found a pizza crate from yesterday. Considering that the 40*60 cm pizza i ate yesterday was apparently delivered in a crate which measures 40*60 on the outside, and did not fill that one completely, i guess 35*55 would be an appropriate approximation of it's size. Which means i got cheated out of about a fifth of the pizza i deserved. Bastards. | ||
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barbsq
United States5348 Posts
When my parents were planning to go to Japan, they went to the bank to exchange money for the trip. The conversation with the teller went something like this: 'Hi, we would like to exchange money' 'Oh, where are you going?' 'Japan' 'That sounds nice, how long is the drive?' At which point, my parents basically stood there in stunned silence for several seconds. | ||
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jalstar
United States8198 Posts
On March 10 2013 02:34 Emzeeshady wrote: I hate this!!!! Popular does NOT equal good. Look at Two and A Half Men, Pop Music and the worst of all, The Big Bang Theory. on the internet there are more people who won't give things a chance because they are popular than there are people who like things because they are popular. | ||
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Nikoras
United States115 Posts
On March 10 2013 11:38 jalstar wrote: on the internet there are more people who won't give things a chance because they are popular than there are people who like things because they are popular. Truth. Fuck you all, Lady Gaga's songs are fucking catchy. | ||
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Ashakyre
United States99 Posts
"But if we don't eat the chickens, won't they overpopulate?" | ||
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Epocalypse
Canada319 Posts
All of these are terribly stupid and commit the same fallacy; the fallacy of self exclusion. "There is no truth, except the truth of this statement" | ||
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brobear
United States101 Posts
I ask him what HAM is... He tells me it's an acronym for "Hard as a Mother F*cker"... Why.......... | ||
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Sinedd
Poland7052 Posts
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
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MasterOfPuppets
Romania6942 Posts
On March 10 2013 12:07 Nikoras wrote: Truth. Fuck you all, Lady Gaga's songs are fucking catchy. Yeah, how dare we not enjoy overly simplistic, formulaic and generic music with little songwriting and no technicality involved in the process of making it? Moreover, how dare we have a different taste than the masses? | ||
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