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In article <34qnko$3dm@hamlet.umd.edu>, brewer@hamlet.umd.edu (Peter Brewer) writes...
>In article <345efj$hvn@aplcomm.jhuapl.edu>,
>Dave Durnell  <David.Durnell@jhuapl.edu> wrote:
>>
>>> Now, being rectangular *is* one of my beefs with Ledo's.  How the heck 
>>> are you supposed to eat an inside piece with no crust to grab it by?  You 
>>> don't actually eat pizza with a knife and fork, do you?
>         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>Actually, *YOU DO*. In Italy one *never* uses the hands or 'feet' :-)
>You always eat with the forchetta and coltello not with the ditti.
>Colonel Sanders never went to Italia.  Pizza should definitely be
>eaten with fork and knife you pizza infidel. And on self respecting
>pizza lover would ask for Ledo's greasy slimy pizza unless his name
>is Slimer from the Ghostbusters.

Sheesh. And now we're back to the "mine is the one true way" pizza 
snobbery that caused me to start this thread---only now it's 
Italian snobbishness, not New York City or Chicago. 

Funny thing too. I've always figured one of the advantages of NYC 
style pizza is that you can bend the slice slightly down the 
middle and eat it one handed. A big plus if you're scurrying 
around like a New Yorker. 

pyy