The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Guest 7034872]

So, I apologize for starting to think badly about all tuna pizza lovers. It turns out that they don't all regularly interrupt the conversations of folks who like pineapple pizza to disparage pineapple and hype tuna. One of my best friends really likes tuna, but has never brought it up while we've been having and discussing pineapple pizza over the years. (I mean, I figured they didn't all do that, was just starting to feel like it).

Some of us just prefer to stay quiet about it while our friends enjoy their pineapples.

 

[CleverNickName]

Some of us just prefer to stay quiet about it while our friends enjoy their pineapples.

This is the way.

 

[Cadence]

Some of us just prefer to stay quiet about it while our friends enjoy their pineapples.

Didn't even bring it up any of the times we were talking about toppings besides pineapple we might try. I just had this picture of all the tuna lovers being fish evangelists. The lack of pushing it makes it seem much more inviting.

 

[Mad_Jack]

I just had this picture of all the tuna lovers being fish evangelists

 

[Cadence]

It really feels like you've been around here long enough that you should realize this is what you're trying to post in the middle of...

 

[Cadence]

I'm not sure what makes threads more "fun". When the OP has something that is technically very well defined, or something that is very poorly defined. Anyway "What fruit is most commonly used when making pizza?"

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Unrelated, the answer to a recently asked question in a very long thread is an emphatic yes. Yes it has.

 

[payn]

#powerpopfriday

 

[CleverNickName]

I'm not sure what makes threads more "fun". When the OP has something that is technically very well defined, or something that is very poorly defined. Anyway "What fruit is most commonly used when making pizza?"

Tomatoes, of course.

 

[Cadence]

Tomatoes, of course.

Is the wheat kernel for the crust a fruit?

 

[Umbran]

Is the wheat kernel for the crust a fruit?

Botanically, or culinarily?