Conquer Club

jonesthecurl wrote:Now I'm thinking about fruity pizza again. Haven't made that for ages.

Do you count fresh tomatoes as fruit? Tomatoes on pizza is freaking amazing.

-rd

rdsrds2120 wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:Now I'm thinking about fruity pizza again. Haven't made that for ages.

Do you count fresh tomatoes as fruit? Tomatoes on pizza is freaking amazing.

-rd

Corn!

Woodruff wrote:

rdsrds2120 wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:Now I'm thinking about fruity pizza again. Haven't made that for ages.

Do you count fresh tomatoes as fruit? Tomatoes on pizza is freaking amazing.

-rd

Corn!

Would that be corn or maize?

rdsrds2120 wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:Now I'm thinking about fruity pizza again. Haven't made that for ages.

Do you count fresh tomatoes as fruit? Tomatoes on pizza is freaking amazing.

-rd

And some artichoke is godlike

MeDeFe wrote:

Woodruff wrote:

rdsrds2120 wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:Now I'm thinking about fruity pizza again. Haven't made that for ages.

Do you count fresh tomatoes as fruit? Tomatoes on pizza is freaking amazing.

-rd

Corn!

Would that be corn or maize?

You might (or might not) be surprised by this, MeDeFe, but the first time I ever had
corn on pizza was in Germany. Specifically in Landstuhl (admittedly pretty Americanized).
It really is very good.

Woodruff wrote:

MeDeFe wrote:

Woodruff wrote:

rdsrds2120 wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:Now I'm thinking about fruity pizza again. Haven't made that for ages.

Do you count fresh tomatoes as fruit? Tomatoes on pizza is freaking amazing.

-rd

Corn!

Would that be corn or maize?

You might (or might not) be surprised by this, MeDeFe, but the first time I ever had
corn on pizza was in Germany. Specifically in Landstuhl (admittedly pretty Americanized).
It really is very good.

I was rather referring to the fact that "corn" means something other in the USA than it does throughout pretty much the entire rest of the world.

MeDeFe wrote:

Woodruff wrote: You might (or might not) be surprised by this, MeDeFe, but the first time I ever had
corn on pizza was in Germany. Specifically in Landstuhl (admittedly pretty Americanized).
It really is very good.

I was rather referring to the fact that "corn" means something other in the USA than it does throughout pretty much the entire rest of the world.

wait a sec...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corn_%28disambiguation%29

you guys call oats and wheat "corn"?

the rest of the world is so ambiguous...

MeDeFe wrote:

Woodruff wrote:

MeDeFe wrote:

Woodruff wrote:

rdsrds2120 wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:Now I'm thinking about fruity pizza again. Haven't made that for ages.

Do you count fresh tomatoes as fruit? Tomatoes on pizza is freaking amazing.

-rd

Corn!

Would that be corn or maize?

You might (or might not) be surprised by this, MeDeFe, but the first time I ever had
corn on pizza was in Germany. Specifically in Landstuhl (admittedly pretty Americanized).
It really is very good.

I was rather referring to the fact that "corn" means something other in the USA than it does throughout pretty much the entire rest of the world.

Huh...I totally did not know that (I just looked at john9blue's link). I am referring to maize, then. It seems very weird to me that you guys call general cereal crops "corn". I'm surprised I never picked up on that while I was over there, although I suppose it was simply a matter of "talking past" whoever I was speaking with where I was meaning maize and they were meaning cereal crops and neither of us really noticed.

Woodruff wrote: I suppose it was simply a matter of "talking past" whoever I was speaking with where I was meaning maize and they were meaning cereal crops and neither of us really noticed.

It also turns out that the color you think is red is actually purple to the rest of us.

Haggis_McMutton wrote:

Woodruff wrote: I suppose it was simply a matter of "talking past" whoever I was speaking with where I was meaning maize and they were meaning cereal crops and neither of us really noticed.

It also turns out that the color you think is red is actually purple to the rest of us.

Humorously, I am shade blind. I joined the Air Force to be an electrician. Then they tested my eyesight and decided that might be a problem. Stupid circles.

Isn't corn like one of the only crops that was actually native to the Americas?

Yes! I taught Woodruff something he didn't know yet! \o/

Army of GOD wrote:Isn't corn like one of the only crops that was actually native to the Americas?

about half of the things we eat were.
Corn, tomatooes, potatoes, chili, for example. I could live without corn, but not the others.
Also of course, cocain, tobacco and marihuana

Christian logic:

sorry, there are no examples.

Christian llogic:
What part of "non sequitur" don't you understand?

Because that's where God fits in, you know.

jonesthecurl wrote:Because that's where God fits in, you know.

I don't get it

Army of GOD wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:Because that's where God fits in, you know.

I don't get it

that's because the post that you quoted was an example of a non-sequitur

MeDeFe wrote:Yes! I taught Woodruff something he didn't know yet! \o/

Heavens, that is by no means an exclusive club. There's lots of stuff I don't know.

what do you guys think about pizzas with a cream basis on the dough, or a barbecue sauce basis on the dough instead of tomatoes? is it sacriledge?

Yes.
Burn the witch!

Timminz wrote:

Everyone's probably already seen this, but what the hell:

george carlin: obviously smarter than every theist philosopher that has ever lived