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[Firelie]

The pizza article made me laugh so hard I cried.

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[Jezebel]

That was great. I especially loved the beef pizza picture. ;D

[Raven Queen]

Damn, you can prepare a pizza without cheese!?? I tried to do that during home economics class when I was 14 and got reprimanded by the teacher just before my pizza went into the oven... ::)

Meh.

[Firelie]

That was great. I especially loved the beef pizza picture. *;D

I know! It looks like someone took a dump on some dough and sent it out. :-X I wonder what the people at the pizza place thought of that order...

[wolf]

The pizza article made me laugh so hard I cried.

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Same here. That was awesome.

He needs comments. He had the box upside-down on the first one, which explains the orientation of his toppings.


Also, most companies do online ordering now. Pizza Hut has for quite some time, at least one of the Papa's does, and even my local independent pizza place allows you to order online (they will even make it and send it out based on the time you'd like it to arrive, so you can request it way in advance).

I know! It looks like someone took a dump on some dough and sent it out. :-X I wonder what the people at the pizza place thought of that order...
It is funny to me that my first thought was the same as yours. As he was going through the order process I thought exactly your last sentence, even before I saw the picture of the results.

[wolf]

Damn, you can prepare a pizza without cheese!?? I tried to do that during home economics class when I was 14 and got reprimanded by the teacher just before my pizza went into the oven... ::)

Meh.
My grandfather has grown allergic to tomatoes, and had digestive problems with cheese, so he would order pizzas with just the toppings on bread. He later found out that some of it was stress and some was quality of ingredients, as we later realized he could eat both of these things if they were of high quality and he wasn't under stress.

My aunt is violently-allergic to tomatoes. She flat cannot eat them at all, so she eats pizza with no sauce, too.


The half bit was pretty weird, though I could still see at least a couple conditions under which it might be ordered. Maybe someone that likes beef topping and wanted breadsticks but didn't need enough for the whole party. Maybe they can't have something on a normal breadstick and they're mute/deaf, so the online ordering is the best way, but there is no way to easily indicate that they don't want something on breadsticks. Maybe they just don't want an order worth, either. Alright, this is all unlikely and there are other possibilities, but they did as they were told, and that's pretty sweet.

Did anyone notice that the beef one wasn't oriented right, either?