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Somehow, the other day, my daughter managed to order us a spicy beef pizza with both chocolate edges and a crust stuffed with plasticy cheese - made all the worse by the fact that it was only a 9 inch pizza and thus the 'crust' took up a good half of surface area. I didnt notice because the optional extras brought the cost up to near a 12 incher. I was not amused.

Anyone who thinks pineapple is the worst issue facing modern pizza should be made to have one with durian topping.
 
XD Cum tastes like overly salty mushrooms. I wish it tasted like ranch, that would be awesome.

Hell would be being forced to watch an infinitely long cricket match played by mimes, and the only food available for all eternity was pineapple pizza.
That actually sounds like it'd be fairly amusing to watch.
 
Pineapple, ramen, chocolate, caviar, banana, potato chips – it’s all good… with the exception of anchovies. I don’t want those evil engraulidae on my pizza. I don’t want them on a neighboring pizza. I don’t even want my pizza cut with a blade that has run through an anchovy pizza, lest the piscine funk taint my serving.
I saw Piscine Funk Taint spin in a warehouse in Canberra before they got big.
 
I learned 2 things this morning.

1. I'm a class 3 criminal; I love pineapple on pizza, especially with pepperoni. Kinda cool since I've never been a criminal before.
Me too! Best pizza Canadian bacon and pineapple and onions.
2. Ranch dressing apparently tastes like cum.
Whoever said that need to talk to her husband about his diet.
#2 needs to be put in a story, that's hilarious!
Now, don't go and encourage things like this.
 
I guess I'll read anything, and once you start, you've got to finish. I've read Ulysses by James Joyce. Not a favorite, not fond of stream of conscienceness for that long. But I finished it. And oddly, it isn't on my list of bad books.
I love that book!
But my lit teacher gave me great advice and I think it made me love it more.
He told me to read one chapter each month, and read other books in-between. So on the same date each month I read one chapter from Ulysses and I love it.
 
The third book in the Blood Sucking Fiends trilogy is so bad it retroactively ruins the first two. It is the most obvious case of a writer telling his publisher "stop making me write these. I hate them. Stop it. I swear to God I will set this whole place on fire."
 
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho is a pretty crappy book.
Is that one controversial? I thought it was one of those books that seems deep if you're 14 or never read, but I admit I gave up after a few chapters.

Either someone's getting the wrong ranch dressing or every woman I've been with has lied to me.
I know industrial ranch is crap - because it tastes either of vaguely garlicky greasy goop, or vaguely garlicky cum if it's more runny. It was a revelation when my aunt served some home-made ranch, but the white milky liquid was still unnerving.

I think it's one of those things you have to grow up with, not to find it weird.
 
I guess I'll read anything, and once you start, you've got to finish. I've read Ulysses by James Joyce. Not a favorite, not fond of stream of conscienceness for that long. But I finished it. And oddly, it isn't on my list of bad books.

I am unable to finish a story that has typos, grammatical errors, spelling errors, etc. ad nauseam - the joy of the story is ruined..


Words tangled in ink,
Typos dance on every page,
Joy fades like the dusk,
Grammatical ghosts linger,
A tale left incomplete, lost.
 
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