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Lady Scylla wrote:

USS Monitor wrote:
I hate to disillusion you at this age, but that's a work of fiction.

NONESENSE. Next youll tell me Violet isnt Max!

Mods don't talk about that. If boats had lips, mine would be sealed.

USS Monitor wrote:

Lady Scylla wrote:
NONESENSE. Next youll tell me Violet isnt Max!

Mods don't talk about that. If boats had lips, mine would be sealed.

Well, do they have fingers?

Auremena wrote:

Sungai Pusat wrote:I believe it to be more of a sail boat that a lone Bostonian built at her dad's pier.

I'd never build any sort of boat that didn't run on nuclear power. Going to have to slightly change the term full steam ahead.
No offense meant to our coal powered moderator.

If I had a nuclear reactor, my whole crew would have died of radiation poisoning.

Sungai Pusat wrote:

Auremena wrote:Dad doesn't own one of those either.
I'm an airplane gal, not really a ship gal.
Unless it's long, narrow, and filled with seamen. I like those kind of ships.
Or their Russian/Soviet counterparts, which did the same with less than a third of the seamen.

Ah yeah, that's true, forgot about that. :U



Also naughty.

Auremena wrote:I mean Boston is one of the places pizza as you know it today really developed.*kidnaps Sungai and takes him to see the pengiuns*

Nooooooooooo- aww lookit the penguins!

How are submarines naughty?
See? Penguins cure everything!

USS Monitor wrote:

Auremena wrote:I'd never build any sort of boat that didn't run on nuclear power. Going to have to slightly change the term full steam ahead.
No offense meant to our coal powered moderator.

If I had a nuclear reactor, my whole crew would have died of radiation poisoning.

Only if the Soviets built it. They were notorious for skimping on the radiation shielding to get a couple of knots more speed.

Lady Scylla wrote:

The Serbian Empire wrote:Pizza Hut, the food there is only edible according to Jabba the Hut.

Never enough sauce. Cheese is always stale. And its usually over-cooked. >.>

I'm allergic to tomato, so I always get white pizza and don't care about the sauce, but I don't eat at Pizza Hut because of the stale cheese.

USS Monitor wrote:

Lady Scylla wrote:Never enough sauce. Cheese is always stale. And its usually over-cooked. >.>

I'm allergic to tomato, so I always get white pizza and don't care about the sauce, but I don't eat at Pizza Hut because of the stale cheese.

I can't believe how hard that must be to avoid. Tomatoes are a brilliant thing, especially when warm. I can't imagine how it must feel to not be able to enjoy anything made with them.

USS Monitor wrote:

Lady Scylla wrote:
Never enough sauce. Cheese is always stale. And its usually over-cooked. >.>

I'm allergic to tomato, so I always get white pizza and don't care about the sauce, but I don't eat at Pizza Hut because of the stale cheese.

I will admit, Domino's has a garlic parmesan sauce that's decently good.

Auremena wrote:

Sungai Pusat wrote:Ah yeah, that's true, forgot about that. :U



Also naughty. Nooooooooooo- aww lookit the penguins!

How are submarines naughty?
See? Penguins cure everything!

Indeed they do.

Kannap wrote:

The Serbian Empire wrote:Bet the criminal was on drugs or something.

The driver that police suspect caused the accident is being questioned in the hospital.

As for our track coach - original news at 10PM was that his spine was severed at the neck and he was in ICU fighting for his life. Last update I heard was at midnight and he had moved some of his fingers and was able to breath on his own.

Sounds like he has a partially severed spine.

USS Monitor wrote:

Lady Scylla wrote:
Never enough sauce. Cheese is always stale. And its usually over-cooked. >.>

I'm allergic to tomato, so I always get white pizza and don't care about the sauce, but I don't eat at Pizza Hut because of the stale cheese.

You poor soul. I used to be allergic to tomatoes. Grew out of it and now I can't have enough.

Sungai Pusat wrote:

USS Monitor wrote:
They have them in both China and the US. I don't know if China has Cici's specifically, but they have pizza buffets.

Don't think I'd ever heard of them in my life. Never heard my dad talk about it either, him being a heavy commuter to China, though I imagine it's probably because he tends to eat more of the local food there instead a lot of the time.

Yeah, the pizza places exist, but they're not all that common. The local food is easier to find and it's really good. I only went to the pizza buffet in Shijiazhuang to keep homesickness under control.

Sungai Pusat wrote:

USS Monitor wrote:
Mods don't talk about that. If boats had lips, mine would be sealed.

Well, do they have fingers?

No... Why do you ask?

Auremena wrote:

USS Monitor wrote:I'm allergic to tomato, so I always get white pizza and don't care about the sauce, but I don't eat at Pizza Hut because of the stale cheese.

I can't believe how hard that must be to avoid. Tomatoes are a brilliant thing, especially when warm. I can't imagine how it must feel to not be able to enjoy anything made with them.

Ew, hell no. I hate warm or cooked tomatoes. Tis why I only scrape the top of spaghetti sauce. Blegh.

Auremena wrote:

USS Monitor wrote:If I had a nuclear reactor, my whole crew would have died of radiation poisoning.

Only if the Soviets built it. They were notorious for skimping on the radiation shielding to get a couple of knots more speed.

19th century New Yorkers weren't too good with shielding either, and I really couldn't handle the added weight.

USS Monitor wrote:

Lady Scylla wrote:
Never enough sauce. Cheese is always stale. And its usually over-cooked. >.>

I'm allergic to tomato, so I always get white pizza and don't care about the sauce, but I don't eat at Pizza Hut because of the stale cheese.

Also, if you're allergic to one nightshade, it's not uncommon to be allergic to the others.

Lady Scylla wrote:

Auremena wrote:I can't believe how hard that must be to avoid. Tomatoes are a brilliant thing, especially when warm. I can't imagine how it must feel to not be able to enjoy anything made with them.

Ew, hell no. I hate warm or cooked tomatoes. Tis why I only scrape the top of spaghetti sauce. Blegh.

When my brother was really young, he used to ask for "tomato cookies." (Basically just slices of raw tomato.)

Auremena wrote:

USS Monitor wrote:I'm allergic to tomato, so I always get white pizza and don't care about the sauce, but I don't eat at Pizza Hut because of the stale cheese.

I can't believe how hard that must be to avoid. Tomatoes are a brilliant thing, especially when warm. I can't imagine how it must feel to not be able to enjoy anything made with them.

Ugh... I dislike cooked tomatoes.

I prefer them raw.

Idzequitch wrote:

Lady Scylla wrote:
Ew, hell no. I hate warm or cooked tomatoes. Tis why I only scrape the top of spaghetti sauce. Blegh.

When my brother was really young, he used to ask for "tomato cookies." (Basically just slices of raw tomato.)

I eat them like apples.

Khalisako wrote:

Sungai Pusat wrote:And now, Domino's.

The context for that is that a few guys, looking pretty much like they were Domino's employees, were doing a promo on, looking at their website, their "Value Pizza" which basically meant that I wound up buying a small pizza that looks maybe about 5" wide for $5, so... whoop.

Is it good pizza tho?

Local pizza joints are better

Lady Scylla wrote:

Idzequitch wrote:When my brother was really young, he used to ask for "tomato cookies." (Basically just slices of raw tomato.)

I eat them like apples.

I eat them the same way, except I put salt on them.

USS Monitor wrote:

Sungai Pusat wrote:Don't think I'd ever heard of them in my life. Never heard my dad talk about it either, him being a heavy commuter to China, though I imagine it's probably because he tends to eat more of the local food there instead a lot of the time.

Yeah, the pizza places exist, but they're not all that common. The local food is easier to find and it's really good. I only went to the pizza buffet in Shijiazhuang to keep homesickness under control.

Ah, I see then...

Yeah, the local food is good, that much I can agree... outside of the school food.

The context is that I went on a school trip there when I was much younger and we communed with the students there for the week and there was some stuff that tasted well enough, but others... not so much. Particularly the biscuits.

I'm pretty sure the author of the fanfic I'm reading has played Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, because some of the quotes they're using as chapter introductions are exactly as I remember them from SMAC. I played that game a lot in my teen years. It's probably my favourite game of all time.

Lady Scylla wrote:

Idzequitch wrote:When my brother was really young, he used to ask for "tomato cookies." (Basically just slices of raw tomato.)

I eat them like apples.

I have issues with the texture. Of course, I've always had excuses for why I don't like *insert name of vegetable here*

USS Monitor wrote:

Sungai Pusat wrote:Well, do they have fingers?

No... Why do you ask?

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