@ raincoaster:

I think the building you mention was in neatorama a few weeks ago.

Jeez!

Lighten up, people!

I don't know if this is pushing the definition of a spite dwelling a bit, but here goes:

In Manhattan, around 30 years ago, a developer wanted to build a skyscraper, in the east 50's. All of the owners of small buildings on the block sold out, except one.

The corporation tried throwing mega dollars at the building owner, but they refused to leave, so they built their skyscraper AROUND the small house.

Eventually, the owner died, and the house was torn down, and the grounds of the skyscraper completed. You can only imagine how many millions that person's stubborness cost the corporation.

I used to laugh when I walked past that little house standing in the way of a corporation. God bless the American spirit!

Split personality, eh?

Talking about homemade, my wife makes a really tasty philly cheese steak pizza with a store-bought crust, roast beef, onions, and assorted cheeses.

I pack it away by the plateful, and clamor for more!

Thank you, Sheldon. The thin crust explaination makes sense.

It is virtually impossible, though, not to get sauce all over your fingers, eating from a square.

It is easy, with a properly folded slice.

fsmarch stands somberly, startled at the sudden demise of a fellow commenter.

Sofar beat me to it, as far as dogs are concerned. They don't do anything. They don't hang around making noise late at night. They don't use the 'F' word in every sentance. They don't leave their trash behind on the sidewalk, within steps of a trash can.

The teens do, around my condo.

We call the cops.

I agree w/ Christophe!

Doesn't anyone have anything better to do? LOL

Gee, I wish I had one.

Not!

Question:

Why do people in the midwest cut their pizza in squares, rather than slices?

That never made sense to me. Anybody have any idea?

You can't beat New York pizza.

Pizza was actually invented in The Bronx, NY.

First.

Someone should throw mommy out the window.

Head first.

That thing (however it's pronounced) looks awefully uncomfortable.