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To: moovova
Pizza! It's what's for dinner!

Heck, back in the day for me it was for Breakfast and Lunch.

26 posted on 08/26/2020 12:30:13 PM PDT by dfwgator (Endut! Hoch Hech!)
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To: dfwgator

To each their own choice of food-but if anyone is wondering why there are people in cities who have mooo-ved from needing to lose 10 lbs to being a major fatass during the scamdemic-just look at the crap they’ve eaten rather than cook their own food fresh.

There has been no shortage of fresh veggies in anyone’s garden or a meat or veggie shortage at the grocery store-there are no fast food places-including pizza-within 18 miles-not worth the drive, since you couldn’t eat inside...

The owner of the local gym moved a lot of machines and free weights into the open pole barn on their property and was having Pilates and Zumba classes in the area just outside the barn-plenty of social distancing-no neighbors look bigger than they did before Wuhan virus...

I grew up in a pizza-less remote area in the middle of nowhere where I grew up-no pizza nearby until I went to college in the city-pizza and beer was what guys considered a proper date to take a girl on, if you really liked her-much better than a burger place but not too much more expensive. Even then, I got a fork, ate the toppings off the pizza and left the crust-I grew up eating organic paleo style-I still don’t like starchy stuff like bread or dough on/with my food. If you get rid of the crust, pizza is actually pretty good food-plenty of protein, not too many carbs-the crust is the carb nightmare...


65 posted on 08/26/2020 1:23:19 PM PDT by Texan5 ("You've got to saddle up your boys, you've got to draw a hard line"...)
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