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 hi Tar Tar...

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also is pineapple on pizza a sin? 

I dont think it is personally

 

Pineapple on pizza is a severe sin. Straight to hell. Do not pass GO. Do not collect $200.

Though as a serious answer, had it at the volcano national park in Hawaii and while it was a unique taste it was good.

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I am sad

 how come?

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Wow no one's on DDB today...I'm looking at Forum Games and seeing my name on almost every "last post"

 

 The nefarious educational facilities of doom and despair:

 'Tis true...honestly I thought it was going to be great (or maybe my parents have shown me too many Grease-like 90's flicks), but it's sucked. (Mainly because of my precalc teacher and the amount of homework she gives.

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also is pineapple on pizza a sin? 

I dont think it is personally

 

Guys. Pineapple on pizza is different to Hawaiian pizza. Hawaiian Pizza has pineapple, ham(or bacon), cheese, and tomato sauce. Each of those ingredients were specially chosen to compliment each other, and is vastly different than putting pineapple on, say, a Trenton tomato pie, Which is a sin. The sin isn't in putting pineapple on a pizza. The sin is putting ingredients that are specially chosen to go well with other ingredients, and putting them on another pizza. Why? Well, not only will it not taste good, but you will also be demonstrating how little you care. If you want a pizza to be good, you have to put care and thought into what you're making it with. If you just add random ingredients, that's not good. Another thing. People put all sorts of toppings on pizza, like peanuts, calamari, banana curry, pear, pistachio, mustard, baked beans, and freaking MAYONNAISE AND TUNA. Does anyone make a big deal out of this? No! We just all go and attack the Canadians! Stop being rude to Canadians. Hawaiian pizza is amazing.

Now, here's the thing. I personally don't like mayonnaise, and so if it was on a pizza, I probably wouldn't like it. But, we just have to try new things. I'm not saying that any pizza is objectively bad. All pizza is good, and is a miracle our silly ape brains could make something like it. The toppings of a pizza only has a finite affect on how good it is. Sure, pizza with ingredients the consumer think are better will be tastier to the consumer, but there are people out there who genuinely love mayonnaise and tuna pizza, of baked beans pizza. We shouldn't dehumanize people based on their preference of food. That's ridiculous. We shouldn't think that because of someone's preference, they should be treated like lessers. We shouldn't ignore and devalidate the likes of fellow human beings just because we disagree. Silencing people because of their beliefs is very not good. And yes, this is just about pizza. And to most people, pizza isn't that big of a deal. But we don't know what people find important. We can't know, without asking. There might be a good memory that they associate with a particular object, and insulting that object can feel very personal.

Don't shame people for what they like. Don't disregard their thoughts. Don't dehumanize them. Don't think yourself better than them. Because you aren't. Like what you like, but don't foist your beliefs and opinions on others.

 It isn’t that deep man

...yeah you don't need to think this hard

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also is pineapple on pizza a sin? 

I dont think it is personally

 

Guys. Pineapple on pizza is different to Hawaiian pizza. Hawaiian Pizza has pineapple, ham(or bacon), cheese, and tomato sauce. Each of those ingredients were specially chosen to compliment each other, and is vastly different than putting pineapple on, say, a Trenton tomato pie, Which is a sin. The sin isn't in putting pineapple on a pizza. The sin is putting ingredients that are specially chosen to go well with other ingredients, and putting them on another pizza. Why? Well, not only will it not taste good, but you will also be demonstrating how little you care. If you want a pizza to be good, you have to put care and thought into what you're making it with. If you just add random ingredients, that's not good. Another thing. People put all sorts of toppings on pizza, like peanuts, calamari, banana curry, pear, pistachio, mustard, baked beans, and freaking MAYONNAISE AND TUNA. Does anyone make a big deal out of this? No! We just all go and attack the Canadians! Stop being rude to Canadians. Hawaiian pizza is amazing.

Now, here's the thing. I personally don't like mayonnaise, and so if it was on a pizza, I probably wouldn't like it. But, we just have to try new things. I'm not saying that any pizza is objectively bad. All pizza is good, and is a miracle our silly ape brains could make something like it. The toppings of a pizza only has a finite affect on how good it is. Sure, pizza with ingredients the consumer think are better will be tastier to the consumer, but there are people out there who genuinely love mayonnaise and tuna pizza, of baked beans pizza. We shouldn't dehumanize people based on their preference of food. That's ridiculous. We shouldn't think that because of someone's preference, they should be treated like lessers. We shouldn't ignore and devalidate the likes of fellow human beings just because we disagree. Silencing people because of their beliefs is very not good. And yes, this is just about pizza. And to most people, pizza isn't that big of a deal. But we don't know what people find important. We can't know, without asking. There might be a good memory that they associate with a particular object, and insulting that object can feel very personal.

Don't shame people for what they like. Don't disregard their thoughts. Don't dehumanize them. Don't think yourself better than them. Because you aren't. Like what you like, but don't foist your beliefs and opinions on others.

 It isn’t that deep man

...yeah you don't need to think this hard

 

 Im just trying to have fun and ask some questions for fun 

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also is pineapple on pizza a sin? 

I dont think it is personally

 

Guys. Pineapple on pizza is different to Hawaiian pizza. Hawaiian Pizza has pineapple, ham(or bacon), cheese, and tomato sauce. Each of those ingredients were specially chosen to compliment each other, and is vastly different than putting pineapple on, say, a Trenton tomato pie, Which is a sin. The sin isn't in putting pineapple on a pizza. The sin is putting ingredients that are specially chosen to go well with other ingredients, and putting them on another pizza. Why? Well, not only will it not taste good, but you will also be demonstrating how little you care. If you want a pizza to be good, you have to put care and thought into what you're making it with. If you just add random ingredients, that's not good. Another thing. People put all sorts of toppings on pizza, like peanuts, calamari, banana curry, pear, pistachio, mustard, baked beans, and freaking MAYONNAISE AND TUNA. Does anyone make a big deal out of this? No! We just all go and attack the Canadians! Stop being rude to Canadians. Hawaiian pizza is amazing.

Now, here's the thing. I personally don't like mayonnaise, and so if it was on a pizza, I probably wouldn't like it. But, we just have to try new things. I'm not saying that any pizza is objectively bad. All pizza is good, and is a miracle our silly ape brains could make something like it. The toppings of a pizza only has a finite affect on how good it is. Sure, pizza with ingredients the consumer think are better will be tastier to the consumer, but there are people out there who genuinely love mayonnaise and tuna pizza, of baked beans pizza. We shouldn't dehumanize people based on their preference of food. That's ridiculous. We shouldn't think that because of someone's preference, they should be treated like lessers. We shouldn't ignore and devalidate the likes of fellow human beings just because we disagree. Silencing people because of their beliefs is very not good. And yes, this is just about pizza. And to most people, pizza isn't that big of a deal. But we don't know what people find important. We can't know, without asking. There might be a good memory that they associate with a particular object, and insulting that object can feel very personal.

Don't shame people for what they like. Don't disregard their thoughts. Don't dehumanize them. Don't think yourself better than them. Because you aren't. Like what you like, but don't foist your beliefs and opinions on others.

 It isn’t that deep man

...yeah you don't need to think this hard

 

 Even if it might be a little bit of overkill, I still agree with the sentiment behind Gonzalo’s post.

agreed

Same. Just maybe a multi-paragraph rant could be summarized? (Not saying I haven't done that before but still...)

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hello

 

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 how are you two doing

Hi moon

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im good how about all of you.?

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Hello Isaac

hihi

Naner!

the thread is not really doing great right now

How so.?