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In response to
"
one? are you eating giant slices? -- nm
"
by
Andie
No thin-shaming Andie. -- nm
Posted by
Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz)
Feb 2 '16, 07:05
(No message)
Responses:
I'm starting to suspect the difference is in the type of pizza each of us ordinarily orders.
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David
Feb 2, 07:09
6
you should try real pizza sometime -- nm
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decline
Feb 2, 07:15
2
You take the pizza. I'll take the weather. -- nm
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David
Feb 2, 07:29
he is geographically challenged. -- nm
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groiny
Feb 2, 07:17
also, if people are thinking of 'going and buying a slice' sizes, then, yes, one is fine. -- nm
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Andie
Feb 2, 07:10
2
Hmm, these are good points. Chain pizza is much smaller so four isn't much. A NY pizza is much larger so two each is filling. -- nm*
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Krusty
Feb 2, 07:19
1
yeah, I think I am ordering from my beloved monte carlo. -- nm
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amanda jonas
Feb 2, 07:24
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