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RE: Is eating pizza a sin? - 3/22/2008 3:52:35 PM
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rcjames
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WHat recipe are you using, Phossy? I always put anchovies in Caesar Salad dressing.
Sardines are properly eaten with soda crackers and hot sauce and washed down with beer. Any other use violates propriety in so many ways I cannot even begin to list them.
Ps103,
you are gaining my respect by leaps and bounds.
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RE: Is eating pizza a sin? - 3/22/2008 7:36:53 PM
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Pizza would only be a sin if it did not have anchovies and onions on it.
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Agreed!
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RE: Is eating pizza a sin? - 3/23/2008 12:38:44 AM
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Grick
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Pizza is probably a sin for me since I have a tendency to eat the whole pizza.
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RE: Is eating pizza a sin? - 3/23/2008 8:13:27 AM
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calling a pizza a Chicago deep dish pizza just because it has a thick crust, is a sin... it is supposed to be thick toppings!
calling it a New York style pizza when you don't have to fold the point in and deal with great stringy mozzerella in each bite is a sin. NY pizza had always been delightfully messy when I lived there.
finding a place that makes a nice mid-western style pizza (thin crispy crust with cornmeal bottom, cut into strips instead of wedges) just to have it bought out by someplace with arches and then closed!!! that is a sin.
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RE: Is eating pizza a sin? - 3/24/2008 4:31:31 AM
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I don't believe pizza, in itself, is a sin. (unless it's not BBQ beef, pepperoni, or Italian sausage)
Now, when there's only one slice left and two devouring carnivores...
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RE: Is eating pizza a sin? - 3/24/2008 4:38:40 PM
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hawkfan428
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It's a sin only if you are reading NIV while eating your pizza and playing cards! 
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RE: Is eating pizza a sin? - 3/24/2008 6:42:08 PM
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My dear mother in law often tells the story of the "pizza death dance" that was preformed by her and her children many moons ago. The description goes a little like this:
kids and parents hover round the pizza in a menacing stance of preperation, each staring eachother down before the race, once the box is opened/pizza is sliced, the cut throat grab all you can till it's gone begins.
So yes, in their household, eating pizza was a dog eat dog sinful game of gluttony and dominance.
They have since repented of their ways and now eat pizza with grace, self control, and consideration. 
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RE: Is eating pizza a sin? - 3/24/2008 7:00:58 PM
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My dear mother in law often tells the story of the "pizza death dance" that was preformed by her and her children many moons ago. The description goes a little like this:
kids and parents hover round the pizza in a menacing stance of preperation, each staring eachother down before the race, once the box is opened/pizza is sliced, the cut throat grab all you can till it's gone begins.
So yes, in their household, eating pizza was a dog eat dog sinful game of gluttony and dominance.
They have since repented of their ways and now eat pizza with grace, self control, and consideration.
Shame. I can see that as an Olympic sport.
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RE: Is eating pizza a sin? - 3/24/2008 7:06:41 PM
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9drtr
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Pizza is only a sin if it has Pineapple on it. I love Pineapple but not on my Pizza.
Why does HAWAIIAN pizza have CANADIAN bacon on it? I've never been able to figure that out. Confusing us like that is a sin.
It doesn't. It has ham on it.
Besides, take it from a Canadian, there's no such thing as Canadian bacon; it's called back bacon.
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RE: Is eating pizza a sin? - 3/24/2008 8:34:58 PM
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I think it is sinful that there is no Papa Murphy's in my neighborhood...
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