This is entirely unscientific, unless one wishes to calculate to trajectory of the flying pizza wedge, but entirely hootworthy. It had me hooting partly because I can just imagine how the Sox fans drenched in beer sounded, but mostly because the announcers for the New England Sports Network yammer on and on to the point of hilarity as they focus on the pizza wedge as weapon, or as they say, "a piece of pizzer." to the expense of the game.
God, I miss Boston...
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while back, I posted a picture of this area's most expensive Pizza,
from Pizza
House in Ann Arbor. That one was only about $25.
Today the soccer team I coach (on which the younger Free-Ride offspring is a player) had its last game of the spring season.
"Yay! Trophies!!" screamed the players at the end of the game. So, off we all went to the traditional end-of-season pizza party and trophy distribution event.
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In honor of Pi Day, Greta is baking one of our favorite Chicago-style pizzas. This is our reconstruction of the pizza we ate as undergraduates at the University of Chicago.
I've been crying about this all day.
SO funny. The rotation the chucker gets on the pizza is perfect. He delays his throw perfectly and gets a couple full rotations so that he lands it grease side on the shoulder.
Man that's good stuff.
Just because you knew it was coming
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Apparently the guy that got hit had been riding the thrower for having a whole pizza at the ball park.