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Nope, not a 36" but a normal eight-slice pizza. Not difficult when you're adolescent and haven't eaten all day.

French people eat tiny one foot pizzas often topped with a fried egg.

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The French eat feet? Dear god! No wonder the English treat them with such disdain.

Pizza around here is wrongly shaped. Shard can prolly attest to American Dream pizza, where they try to not create any shapes which limit their hippy creativity. You pretty much have to measure by square inches, and I still can't eat a whole large pizza (between 180-200) but have no problem with a homemade 16" pizza. P'haps it is the quality difference.

Okay, so what about the fried egg would make a foot palatable?

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American who? I've been to around eight different pizza parlors/chains around here, and their pies are all as round as my math teacher's stomach. (Copyright 2005: Mr. Lehman. Actual quote: "Circles get bigger around the middle. Like me!")

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Proper grammar and spelling is easier to read, thats all.

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I don't get what the top part is suposed to say.

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Originally written by Andraste:

Sporefrog is here too, if that counts for anything. :)

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Originally written by Arancaytar:

- Girl Genius - lots of Phil Foglio and suggestively clad cartoons. And Mad Science.

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What the heck is he talking about?

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Nope, not a 36" but a normal eight-slice pizza. Not difficult when you're adolescent and haven't eaten all day.

French people eat tiny one foot pizzas often topped with a fried egg.

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Originally written by Ishad Nha:

This is a world of powerful magic is it not?

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Usually not. Gravity, time, and other mundane forces are always at work. Dahak stated the season, which indicates that the planet rotates about an axis which isn't perpendicular to orbit at all times. That's not magic, though it is pretty darn special. :P

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No, it indicates that the season's change. For all you know the fall season could be brought on by an evil magic spell which failed to bring about an eternal winter.

Long ago a band of heroes may have fought back. Though they defeated the Winter King, he still managed to set his spell in motion. Every year the spell gathers power, but it only lasts long enough for a single winter. Then the forces of spring take hold once more as winter retreats to gather its power once more. An eternal spell going about its work never fully succeeded.

Quite sad.

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This is a world of powerful magic is it not?

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Originally written by Goldenking:

The question isn't turkey specific. It's whether you prefer white over dark meat. If you like both, then you don't prefer either.

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Originally written by Zeviz:

If anyone cares, I asked Spiderweb staff for guidance. They banned him. The reason I needed guidance was because I wasn't sure how to respond when one member referred to another as a "Fagot." It wasn't well received...

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—Alorael, who has heard that Spidwebbers are uniformly insufferable. He has yet to see anything that dispels this potential myth.

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