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Not to detract, but I said the same thing, already:People who call “pizzas” “pies.”
Look... it's called "pizza". Stop thinking it's cool to call it "pie".
Pizza.
If I’m ordering a slice I’m dropping in. Otherwise it’s the full MonteI need some clarity on the pizza/pie thing.
Are you talking about someone who always says pie instead of pizza, because if I’m ordering an entire pie, rather than a slice, I’ll say I want a pie when placing the order. But if want a slice I’ll clarify that when ordering.
But if I’m thinking about what to get, I’ll say “want to get pizza?”
It's pretty simple. If you're thinking of pizza, the word "pie" shouldn't come up.I need some clarity on the pizza/pie thing.
Are you talking about someone who always says pie instead of pizza, because if I’m ordering an entire pie, rather than a slice, I’ll say I want a pie when placing the order. But if want a slice I’ll clarify that when ordering.
But if I’m thinking about what to get, I’ll say “want to get pizza?”
1. Pie and pi are different. If you want to pretend to be "smart" or "nerdy" and celebrate pi day (March 14), then fine. And if you want to serve pie on pi day, then fine... I like pie. But it isn't really that cute. Pie and pi are different. Serve pie on pi day if you want, but they aren't related. It's just kinda dumb.
Can you believe that most women shave their beaver now? Back it the day they left it bushy. Asking her to shave it meant you had a pervy fetish...then there is hair pie which is completely different yet again.
The good old days weren’t always good.Can you believe that most women shave their beaver now? Back it the day they left it bushy. Asking her to shave it meant you had a pervy fetish.