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Oregon Coast, USA! or Bohol, Philippines!
Apr 1999 time: 05:26
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Imran, did a search and found lots of 'banana peppers' recipes. You're off the hook. 
Jon, blueberries?
Sneak, check your PMs.
Ramo, spinach is an abomination and Canadian bacon is ham...
MM, quite right.
Zkribbler, nah I used to eat ham and pineapple pizzas. You're still an honorary Oregonian. 
monolith, I'll add pasturized angel blood on 3.0. Actually that does sound good.
Straybow, as I understand it, linguisa is a hot portugese sausage. It certainly is hot/spicy. One of the local pizza places has it, and it tastes great. Problem is, their pizza isn't the best...
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how could I have forgotten the lettuce and cream cheese?
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quote: Originally posted by Switch
As anyone who listens to popular American music should know, the obvious ingredients are Peperoni and green peppers, mushrooms, olives, chives. |
isn't this a system of a down song?
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MRT144
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Seattle Washington
Oct 2002 time: 21:26
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i worked at round table pizza
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Lancer
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Oregon Coast, USA! or Bohol, Philippines!
Apr 1999 time: 05:26
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" " -Zkribbler. This is the typical reaction when a person finds they will retain their honorary Oregonian citizenship. It means so much to them, particularly the Californians. To them, it's a last thread connected to sanity, to a place where the space aliens don't call people home to an asteroid's tail, where electricity flows freely down the lines, where water falls from the sky instead of coming out of a pipe.
Yea, Oregon, land of much wind, and honorary home to one, Z.K. Ribbler.
Be proud my friend. 
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