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United States15536 Posts
On August 21 2015 06:05 NeoIllusions wrote: Ketara knows. I had lunch with him before.
idk, my first pizza experience was a Pizza Hut when I was like 4-5. Ate in, used fork and knife over plate, it just stuck after that.
I assume we had ramen for lunch so that none of the pizza racism would emerge. Much safer that way.
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On August 21 2015 06:02 TheYango wrote:Show nested quote +On August 21 2015 05:56 Ketara wrote: You're from California neo, stop eating pizza like a European it will turn you racist. He's Asian, he's already racist. damnit
ninja'd
(hue)
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Czech Republic11293 Posts
On August 21 2015 05:30 phyvo wrote:Show nested quote +On August 21 2015 05:20 jcarlsoniv wrote:But then you're committed to using both hands for your pizza. And you're also committed to both hands for most burgers. I don't see a problem here? Personally, I've done two hands or utensils depending on the needs of the situation. Some of the pizzas I've made at home just weren't stable enough even for two hands and wanted to spill all the toppings everywhere. One hand is for small pizzas only. The more you fold a pizza the less of a pizza it becomes although even a 180 degree fold still retains some scientifically measurable pizza-ness... just not a lot. I reject your utensils if your homemade pizza is this soft this is what you do 1. place the pizza on a plate (d'oh) 2. move the plate to your face 3. use your front teeth to drag the pizza a bit over the edge of the plate 4. eat! 5. repeat 3 and 4 until the pizza gets small enough to pick up with your hand
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scip outdid my overly sexual pizza eating technique with his canine pizza eating technique
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On August 21 2015 06:21 Slayer91 wrote: scip outdid my overly sexual pizza eating technique with his canine pizza eating technique To be fair with him there's a lot of overlap
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now thats some dedication to forkless pizza eating
none of that pussy "oh i do whats more convenient because i have no testicles"
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Just remember that every pizza is a personal pan pizza as long as you try hard and believe in yourself.
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I miss having lunch with TLers.
I need to visit Ghandi, and Wave, and Soniv, and Scip, and Otter IMEAN Requizen.
Also, everybody said the Mexican food was amazing. Half the house had never had Mexican food before.
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I'm glad that we got back to our roots here in LLLLLLLL
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Czech Republic11293 Posts
Oh yeah, wasnt the first OT conversation about crepes? Man, I havent had crepes in such a long time. I should make some. Also a pizza.
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United States23745 Posts
Speaking of pizza, I had this amazing pizza over on the west side of Cleveland (hue it's not all bad) and they served it with packets of honey on the side. Turns out honey on pizza is pretty good. Got a savory/sweet thing doing on, sorta like chicken and waffles.
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On August 21 2015 06:24 WaveofShadow wrote: I'm glad that we got back to our roots here in LLLLLLLL Speaking of which, the Otter has a Costco card, so I can go see what you guys are all talking about.
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On August 21 2015 06:24 Gahlo wrote: Just remember that every pizza is a personal pan pizza as long as you try hard and believe in yourself.
When I was in Sweden I went to a pizza place with a friend.
They had two sizes, personal and family. The personal size was some tiny euro farce of a meal. The family was about the size of a US medium. I ordered a family pizza.
The staff proceeded to argue with me, stating that a family pizza was too big for one person.
I told them I was an American.
They laughed, and brought me the pizza in the to go box, saying that I'd need the box so they were giving it to me in advance.
I ate the entire goddamn pizza and then gave them back the box, and then got sick outside the restaurant.
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Czech Republic11293 Posts
LOL the american pride not working out that well for your stomach
I had a swedish pizza like 2 days ago, 1 personal sized pizza and its just enough to fill me up.
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and for some reason swedish people are all thin, meanwhile across the ocean
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One of my classes the other day asked me what my "weight loss secret" was because I was the first American they'd ever seen who wasn't fat lol.
By Thai standards I'm still fat tho.
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I dunno I'm not a big guyj by any standards but I watch masterchef and see those portion sizes.... I dont understand how people eat outside of NA really and aren't constantly hungry.
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On August 21 2015 06:36 Dandel Ion wrote: and for some reason swedish people are all thin, meanwhile across the ocean Fat people don't live in the cities.
On August 21 2015 06:32 Ketara wrote:Show nested quote +On August 21 2015 06:24 Gahlo wrote: Just remember that every pizza is a personal pan pizza as long as you try hard and believe in yourself. When I was in Sweden I went to a pizza place with a friend. They had two sizes, personal and family. The personal size was some tiny euro farce of a meal. The family was about the size of a US medium. I ordered a family pizza. The staff proceeded to argue with me, stating that a family pizza was too big for one person. I told them I was an American. They laughed, and brought me the pizza in the to go box, saying that I'd need the box so they were giving it to me in advance. I ate the entire goddamn pizza and then gave them back the box, and then got sick outside the restaurant. + Show Spoiler +https://youtu.be/IhnUgAaea4M Well done. The only true swedish pizza:
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I am often constantly hungry here if I don't have lunch twice.
But Thai people on average eat 7 times a day, according to some dumb textbook I have to teach. One of my classes is studying to become chefs.
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First time I stayed at my ex's and her family, her mother couldn't believe how much I could eat. She also exclaimed in disbelief when we were looking for snowboarding boots for me when we went to the mountains and drew the attention of the entire store.
+ Show Spoiler +Double entendre not intended.
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