re: Pizza question

Damn, that looks good!

ETA: the pizza looks good...not the lunch lady!

on a scale of ahh durrrr to uhh duhh how retarded are you

IMO
To fit the sheet pan.
I remember the elementary lunch room ladies walking around wiping the kid’s mouths with the same damp dish towel when we were finished eating.
Germs? They didn’t worry about germs. Early ‘60s.


BTW that was done good pizza

Round pizza comes in a square box!!!

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on a scale of ahh durrrr to uhh duhh how retarded are you

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I graduated from LSU and immediately went into medical sales. During college I earned a “top 10 internship in America” (it was at the time)with Northwestern Mutual. I will say that I benefitted from connections that my mother made from working in the music business for a major label.

I do have a cousin that is autistic so I don’t think my IQ or cognitive ability is something she can understand. Even at 18. I left college do to something out of my control and came back and finished.

Shut your bitch arse up.

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We could go off campus for lunch where I went to school. Pizza day was the only day Id eat in the cafeteria

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Same, otherwise I'd get a RC Cola for 39 cents and a boat of potato wedges for 25 cents.

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Now that's a lunch lady if I've ever seen one

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We could go off campus for lunch where I went to school. Pizza day was the only day Id eat in the cafeteria

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I didn't have the pleasure of the rectangle pizza until I was recruited to a Catholic HS my junior year. It was a closed campus and I haven't liked fish since I was 10. So on Fridays during lent my mom always would swing by with my lunch. (I'm Lutheran and we don't have the restrictions.) Every week I was told I was going to hell by a few kids while others didn't GAF. Technically it was against the rules but they knew I could tell them to piss off and go play for the Lutheran HS.

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The only type of school pizza we had were rectangular or octagon.

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Hexagon not octagon.

Triangles, squares, and hexagons are the only three possible regular tessellations. All other shapes need different shapes to fill the gaps in tessellation (octagons need small squares, for example).


Edit: Hm actually there are more, for example + shapes interlock, but you end up cutting a bunch of swastikas into the pizza.

So I mistook "regular" to mean only a single repeating shape in the tessellation rather than as in "regular polygon". Obviously many variations of 3- and 4-sided shapes can work, and maybe others.

thanks Artie