OT: food related; and on a sports site
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Just had a pie at John's of Bleeker St. on Wednesday.
I'm old enough to remember when they weren't going to take the gas stoves. 
He’s easily triggered.
(no sarcasterisks - as his hot takes can be perceived that way by people)
Me? I don’t care much.
There’s got to be a reason why that type of pizza only stuck around one section of the US.
And no, I’m not saying that they’re the Malort of pizzas. **
I don't really care one way or another about about the fuel used to make pizzas in a city I visit every 3-5 years.
I'm just surprised to learn grownups pay attention to barstool.
It’s the BFW Effect.
Granted the only two brick oven pizza places I can think of where I could actually see the oven were gas fired ovens with wood basically added like smoke chips, but is it really that rare to have actual wood fired brick ovens outside of New York?
If you haven't been, Manhattan is an awesome place and I can see why a young buck would want to work and live there.
he's an ego manic and doing it strictly for attention.
“They’re not coming for YOUR gas stove. Just everyone else’s!!!!”I'm old enough to remember when they weren't going to take the gas stoves.
Honestly perplexed here... do you think I'm fibbing about not really having an opinion on NYC pizza fuels? Or how often I visit? Or that someone thinks Barstool is for kids?
I'd love to live in New York.
When you're in higher ed like I am though, it might be difficult.
A friend at Columbia has mentioned a few times about being fortunate that the university has apartments for faculty, staff, and students.
It's not like anyone is going to lose their freedoms. Sheesh....
I just can't do Barstool. Whatever it is that people like about that schtick registers 0 or below for me. I just don't get it.
I think I get it.
To me, it's allegedly verbal pro wrestling.
But it ain't got the theatrics.
I think I would've liked it when I was 17, in the same way I thought 3 Doors Down and '99 Camaros were cool
I think this is awesome. Anytime a state or local government gets to enact it's own laws/regulations, written by its local or state politicians, who were elected by the residents of said jurisdiction... I get a Jeffersonian stiffie.
I'm happy for the people of New York/LA/Austin/Portland when they get the government working for them on what they care about. Good, bad, or indifferent... They'll reap what they sow. I'm even happier when my local/state gubment gets to work for me... (Shout out to our light pollution ordinance, property tax and income tax cuts in back to back years, $6500 pay raises for teachers this year, and $8000 grants for any high school graduate in the state that wants to attend trade school or other 2 year technical educations... Little pissed we spent so much on the new library though.)
You want to get worked up, get worked up about federal laws that affect an entire country.. Lord knows there are some doozies. More local government and less federal is what I say. So if NYC wants to ban wood fired pizza, CA wants to ban gas lawn mowers, and Florida wants to ban NTTAWT books... It doesn't matter to me one iota. I'm out here fighting the mother17ing potato lobby with sticks and rocks trying to see if we can get permission to grow some 17ing maters... The BLP's are getting old.
For the record, the people of NYC will riot like it's 500 AD Constantinople if someone actually tries to shut down the coal fired pizza joints.
I'm happy for the people of New York/LA/Austin/Portland when they get the government working for them on what they care about. Good, bad, or indifferent... They'll reap what they sow. I'm even happier when my local/state gubment gets to work for me... (Shout out to our light pollution ordinance, property tax and income tax cuts in back to back years, $6500 pay raises for teachers this year, and $8000 grants for any high school graduate in the state that wants to attend trade school or other 2 year technical educations... Little pissed we spent so much on the new library though.)
You want to get worked up, get worked up about federal laws that affect an entire country.. Lord knows there are some doozies. More local government and less federal is what I say. So if NYC wants to ban wood fired pizza, CA wants to ban gas lawn mowers, and Florida wants to ban NTTAWT books... It doesn't matter to me one iota. I'm out here fighting the mother17ing potato lobby with sticks and rocks trying to see if we can get permission to grow some 17ing maters... The BLP's are getting old.
For the record, the people of NYC will riot like it's 500 AD Constantinople if someone actually tries to shut down the coal fired pizza joints.
Can we get the rest of the year off from freaking “activists” continually raising hell about something?? Can we let people just make damn pizza? Can we just have a damn steak without some putz screaming about it?? Can we just buy whole milk, without the lecture, if we want to?? Can we just eat fried chicken without it being cultural appropriation??
Just for the rest of the year??
You thank it's okay to stomp on an individual's rights based on Junk Science? I don't even eat pizza so this ruling would have no impact on me even if I lived in NYC but at least I understand American Freedom and its importance.
I see it as more Andrew Dice Clay or Sam Kinnison of sports. I thought they were irreverent and funny when I was 15 - 17. I don't care for that brand of humor any longer. Oh well, hickory dickory dock...
I think this is awesome. Anytime a state or local government gets to enact it's own laws/regulations, written by its local or state politicians, who were elected by the residents of said jurisdiction... I get a Jeffersonian stiffie.
I'm happy for the people of New York/LA/Austin/Portland when they get the government working for them on what they care about. Good, bad, or indifferent... They'll reap what they sow. I'm even happier when my local/state gubment gets to work for me... (Shout out to our light pollution ordinance, property tax and income tax cuts in back to back years, $6500 pay raises for teachers this year, and $8000 grants for any high school graduate in the state that wants to attend trade school or other 2 year technical educations... Little pissed we spent so much on the new library though.)
You want to get worked up, get worked up about federal laws that affect an entire country.. Lord knows there are some doozies. More local government and less federal is what I say. So if NYC wants to ban wood fired pizza, CA wants to ban gas lawn mowers, and Florida wants to ban NTTAWT books... It doesn't matter to me one iota. I'm out here fighting the mother17ing potato lobby with sticks and rocks trying to see if we can get permission to grow some 17ing maters... The BLP's are getting old.
For the record, the people of NYC will riot like it's 500 AD Constantinople if someone actually tries to shut down the coal fired pizza joints.
Individual rights affect all individuals-- not just pizzeria owners.
Junk Science ain't Junk when smoke is going into peoples' apartments.
From the NY Post, this guy gets it:
I consume a little, mostly because of BFW, he has done a ton to raise the profile of MSU.
BFW is also my Barstool gateway.
But I can't help but think this when I see what's approaching...
Average person: “liberals have gone nuts.”
Liberals: “No way, uh uh!!”
Average person: gives an example of nutty liberal ideas in action.
liberals: “why do you even care about that. Talking about that’s so not cool, ma… lifeform(s).”
Rub a dub dub is funnier. Yes, I’m 14. Thankfully, some on this board have matured.
ETA: the little I’ve seen of barstool, I don’t find funny.
Nuttiness might be the only truly bipartisan commonality.
My daughter is going to apply to Columbia. I've looked at prices in their Morningside Heights neighborhood....
I'm praying they reject her.
What part of Idaho you live in? And I agree with what you are saying, unfortunately, what the big states do affect the rest of us, such as “efficiency” standard for appliances and autos. Or when they completely fail, the govt will just give taxpayer funds from middle America to the failed area.I think this is awesome. Anytime a state or local government gets to enact it's own laws/regulations, written by its local or state politicians, who were elected by the residents of said jurisdiction... I get a Jeffersonian stiffie.
I'm happy for the people of New York/LA/Austin/Portland when they get the government working for them on what they care about. Good, bad, or indifferent... They'll reap what they sow. I'm even happier when my local/state gubment gets to work for me... (Shout out to our light pollution ordinance, property tax and income tax cuts in back to back years, $6500 pay raises for teachers this year, and $8000 grants for any high school graduate in the state that wants to attend trade school or other 2 year technical educations... Little pissed we spent so much on the new library though.)
You want to get worked up, get worked up about federal laws that affect an entire country.. Lord knows there are some doozies. More local government and less federal is what I say. So if NYC wants to ban wood fired pizza, CA wants to ban gas lawn mowers, and Florida wants to ban NTTAWT books... It doesn't matter to me one iota. I'm out here fighting the mother17ing potato lobby with sticks and rocks trying to see if we can get permission to grow some 17ing maters... The BLP's are getting old.
For the record, the people of NYC will riot like it's 500 AD Constantinople if someone actually tries to shut down the coal fired pizza joints.
Yeah. Housing prices are high.
I presume you checked Columbia’s site?
Columbia Residential
residential.columbia.edu
No doubt. I feel like one side is willing to admit they have wackos on the bus. The other just ignores it with blank stares, gifs, or outright lies. Ask a democrat to define man and woman. Or ask if it’s ok for grown men to expose their genitalia to children at the pride parade?
How on earth can you just sit around posting on a message board when SOMEBODY IN NEW YORK CITY WANTS TO MAKE PIZZAS USING A DIFFERENT FUEL?!?!111??!!
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