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Re: Pizza Tupperware - OT
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Mon, 19 May 2008 14:43:53 GMT
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Janey Cook wrote:
> snipped
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> > yes, but I dont have the luxury of those fancy LARGE ziploc baggies. I
> > only stock the SMALL ones. They are not very pizza slice compatible.
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> > AND, saran still leaves parts of the pizza exposed to the fridge elements.
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> > round tupperware it is.
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> > Chris
> > not-lame
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> Ok, first of all, stop being so OCD.
> Bachelor's are supposed to just leave extra pizza in the box on the table, and
> continue to eat it, until the cockroaches approach.
When I read this, All I can think is you have motives that might point
to your choice of words. You could have said my enemy the Blattella
Germanica
> Second, logic failure.
> When you intend to buy or invent a new product in defence of not having another
> product "in stock".
Far be it from ~ME~ to be grammar police, but um, is that even a
sentance? You know, subject, predicate, ect? As a TEACHER, you should
know better.
> Thirdly, think outside the box.
> If the pizza doesn't fit in the bag, perhaps precut bit-sized pizzas should be
> the only sort of pizza you are allowed to purchase. Bagel pizza bites might be
> an idea for you.
I love bagel pizza bites. THEY fit in the tupperware I have with ease.
> Forth, a job well done is a job worth doing.
> Re-evaluate your saran wrapping skills, if necessary consider retaking the saran
> wrap class, pay particular attention to page 19 of the handbook..."How to cover
> the entire item to avoid air exposure or so called fridge elements."
THANKS!!! Way to bring up that painful year in highschool! You know I
failed Saran 101. Just keep pushing, and pushing. When will it end?
Super Genius' have feelings to ya know!
Chris
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