Cheddar on your pizza?

[Fiero]

Go bite someone's ass.

[Rodent of Unusual Size]

Then with all due respect you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.

I'm not critiquing anyone here, but, just how do you with all due respect tell someone, "you don't know what the fuck you're talking about"? Are they due no respect, or is not knowing what the fuck they're talking about all of a sudden a state deserving of some modicum of respect?

Anyway, here's a public service announcement in favor of cheddar on pizza.

[Fiero]

I don't what that is, but I'm hungry now.

[B E C K]

Degrees have no real indication of your intelligence, only your ability to pass classes.

Do you have a degree?

I agree with his statement and I have a degree.

[B E C K]

I don't what that is, but I'm hungry now.

"QUAAAAAAID...."

[IDE]

I'm not critiquing anyone here, but, just how do you with all due respect tell someone, "you don't know what the fuck you're talking about"?

It's simple really.  I'm a heel over here and a face on your board.

[IDE]

Degrees have no real indication of your intelligence, only your ability to pass classes.

Do you have a degree?

I agree with his statement and I have a degree.

You have an undergrad degree.  A monkey can get one of those.

[B E C K]

Doesn't that just prove his point?  Like it's such a giant leap from undergrad to postgrad.

[Fiero]

The only leap is putting yourself more into debt to do it.

[IDE]

Actually it is a giant leap.  Just as he has no idea about college having never been there.  You have no idea about grad school (and neither did I).  If I had known what I was in for I would've just become a bartender instead.

[Fiero]

I know people who went through and wish they hadn't.

I do know a few that are glad to have done it.

Personal inexperience is inequal to lack of knowledge, though I will grant you that perosnal experience grants a deeper understanding of knowledge.

[IDE]

If by deeper understanding you mean the difference between someone whose only read/seen a movie/heard from a friend about something and someone whose actually done it then yeah, and the difference is huge.

For example you can read about skydiving all you want, but you won't know shit about what it feels like to jump out of a plane.  And you certainly won't be taken seriously when you say "pfft skydiving, that's nothin! I read a book about it ya know."

[B E C K]

You have no idea about grad school

Oh, I most certainly do.  If a monkey can get a bachelor's, a master's is just a taller tree.

[IDE]

I thought that too but it's different.  It's like that point in the anime where you realize there is a whole secret crew of characters (that were silhouettes in the opening) that are even stronger than the main character, and then they train him to get up on their level.

[Fiero]

Or they just beat the tar out of him.

[B E C K]

I'd watch a show like that. ^

[Rodent of Unusual Size]

Grad school, as it was explained to me by an engineering grad student, differed from undergraduate studies in that, while before you were predominantly getting hammered with school work and struggling to survive, at that point you were also the professors' bitch, as well, doing all their dirty work and having to maintain a C average to finish.

[IDE]

Yeah engineering is hard even for undergrad.  If some ignoramus told an engineering major that college doesn't test your intelligence and only your ability to pass classes they'd probably stab them.

[Rodent of Unusual Size]

*earned a BSEE*

*and an AASRT*

*wants a BLT*

[B E C K]

Yeah engineering is hard even for undergrad.

I guess only the really smart monkeys get those.

[Fiero]

Yeah engineering is hard even for undergrad.

I guess only the really smart monkeys get those.

I will say nothing about that. That shit's hardcore.

[IDE]

Yeah engineering is hard even for undergrad.

I guess only the really smart monkeys get those.

Yep, I've seen rise of the planet of the apes so I know what I'm talking about.

[spooie]

When I make garbage bread, which I use with  pizza dough, I put every cheese I can find in it.    Blue Cheese is great for that sort of thing.

[joe]

When I read "garbage bread", I immediately pictured you going through all the motions of making the dough, putting it in the pan, sticking it in the oven, waiting for it to bake, and then when it's done promptly dumping the hot loaf directly in the trash.

[Fiero]

When I read "garbage bread", I immediately pictured you going through all the motions of making the dough, putting it in the pan, sticking it in the oven, waiting for it to bake, and then when it's done promptly dumping the hot loaf directly in the trash.

I was thinking he went to all his neighbors and got out their moldy tossed bread.

[Rodent of Unusual Size]

Fresh bread baked on a garbage can lid.

[IDE]

I was thinking that he made something like foccacia but with all kinds of random ingredients.

[spooie]

When I read "garbage bread", I immediately pictured you going through all the motions of making the dough, putting it in the pan, sticking it in the oven, waiting for it to bake, and then when it's done promptly dumping the hot loaf directly in the trash.

Most of the time, it ends up like that, anyway.

It's called Garbage Bread, because you can put anything inside it.  Any cheese, any meats, any veggies... whatever.   I generally put pepperoni and cheese or ham and cheese in mine.  Sometimes I'll let the shit hit the fan and throw pepperoni, ham, salami, capicola and about 7 or 8 cheeses in there... and some spicy mustard.  I bring it into work and everyone eats it up like vultures swooping down on their prey.  The only downside is that the more you put in there, the heavier it becomes... and the more liquid inside (see ham), the better the chances are it will explode in the oven.

Anyway... here is some that I made a year or two ago...  it's light on both the pepperoni and cheese.  I think I only used sharp in that one.

http://img9.imageshack.us/img9/8240/58500157594027588456100.jpg

[spooie]

NOT how is should be done.

http://img855.imageshack.us/img855/5150/breadsdone.jpg

[joe]

That first one looks legit.

The second, however... What the eff, dude?

That shit looks like special effects from an '80s horror flick.