That was my first thought. I know that East got a complete renovation but damn! Pizza shops inside an actual dorm?!?!I thought this was going to be about the dorm in East. Whoops.
That was my first thought. I know that East got a complete renovation but damn! Pizza shops inside an actual dorm?!?!I thought this was going to be about the dorm in East. Whoops.
Lol, so did I. I was in Stuart Hall FWS 74-5.I thought this was going to be about the dorm in East. Whoops.
I was on Sproul 72-74 and I wish Findlay dining hall would've had one.Lol, so did I. I was in Stuart Hall FWS 74-5.
They had a pizza shop in West Halls in the mid 80's - right inside the doors off Burrowes across from Rec Hall. It wasn't bad pizza either. They also had subs.That was my first thought. I know that East got a complete renovation but damn! Pizza shops inside an actual dorm?!?!
They had a pizza shop in West Halls in the mid 80's - right inside the doors off Burrowes across from Rec Hall. It wasn't bad pizza either. They also had subs.
She's real. She exists. Cute girl. She baked my meatball parmesan for me. I hope she's making a ton of cash for all the views she generates.
I just want extra cheese.lol, I was going to say something about this last night and didn’t.
No, standard pizza slices are not triangles in Euclidian geometry. You will notice that in ordinary three-sided pizza slices the sum of the angles of the pizza slices is greater than 180 degrees. The great challenge of geometry up until 1830 or so was to try to prove the Euclidean Parallel Postulate by using the other axioms of Euclidean Geometry. (Euclidean Parallel Postulate: if you have a line L and a point P not on said line L there is exactly one line through the point P which is parallel to L.) The Russian Lobachevsky and the Hungarian Bolyai independently came up with geometries where the Euclidean Parallel Postulate was false but the other Euclidean axioms was true. Hilbert formalized it all in 1899. Fascinating stuff, it was my favorite class to teach. The enthralling thing about mathematics is the creativity and it’s easy to show this in non-Euclidean geometry compared with other subjects.
That's easy, first you cut it in 8 pieces, then you eat one.Perhaps you can wizard me this. Trader Joe’s sells a frozen 30oz cheesecake, which like most cheesecakes is round. However, they claim it is seven servings. How does one go about cutting a round into seven equal portions using only normal kitchen utensils?
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She’s an Instagram influencer, she makes money from clicks. This isn’t some random “hot young woman in a pizza parlor.”This thread needs to be taken down. That girl is a minor for Pete's sake.
Plus Mt Nittany and I share info on food, bars, etc down here since we live near each other ... I had never heard of this place and now its on my short list of place to try... I am up in Stuart on business often so when I there next time I will support her.She’s an Instagram influencer, she makes money from clicks. This isn’t some random “hot young woman in a pizza parlor.”
That crazy cut is also common in the Dayton area with the pizza chains: Donato's, Casano's, and Marian's Piazza. Fortunately we have two family owned real NY style pizza shops (Flying Pizza) in the Dayton burbs. They also sell by the slice.She slices a round pie the wrong way. Does she think she is from Columbus, Ohio? I always hated when they cut the pizza that way when I lived there. And they would still do it even when we specifically asked them not to do it that way.
I think she's 23. She knows exactly what she is doing, and as I said in the OP, I hope she's profiting handsomely from it (though knowing youtube, probably not as much as she should).This thread needs to be taken down. That girl is a minor for Pete's sake.
^ couldn't get laid in a whorehouseBoobs too small; Butt too big. I pass.
Lione’s in East Halls was pretty good. Pizza, subs, plus a huge chocolate chip cookie dipped in chocolate on a stick.
I remember this video. She's got her own merch. I didn't see any in the restaurant. I love her honesty about the proceeds.
Were you the one that called the place 15 straight times a few months ago?I’d eat her pie.
Bob so you had to then go into Chemistry to pioneer the GLP-1 s.Lione’s in East Halls was pretty good. Pizza, subs, plus a huge chocolate chip cookie dipped in chocolate on a stick.
I’d eat her pie.
Weather thread > delete button. You gotta prioritize.Duplicate. It’s 2026 and still no delete button.
Nobody working at Lione’s used tongs.Sweet Lord those cookies were good, with or without tongs.
Lione’s in East Halls was pretty good. Pizza, subs, plus a huge chocolate chip cookie dipped in chocolate on a stick.
You can describe any (round, square, whatevs, just no holes in the middle, ie, simply connected) pizza as being homeomorphic to the unit disc. So if you pick any two points A and B on the boundary of the pizza and cut two segments from these points to a point C in the interior of the pizza, then you’ve got a slice of pizza homeomorphic to the standard slice of pizza you see on the commercials. So, “shape” really doesn’t count here, they all boil down to being homeomorphic. The sausage is what’s important, not the shape.
The great thing about this is when you go on and on and on and on about this in the pizza parlor until your wife throws down her napkin and storms out you get to have the entire pizza for yourself.
I’m trying to figure out, in today’s world, whether “homeomorphic” is a term you’d hear bandied about by the Left or the Right![]()
lol, I’ve had more than a few quizzical looks over the years, worked in homological algebra.I’m trying to figure out, in today’s world, whether “homeomorphic” is a term you’d hear bandied about by the Left or the Right![]()
Not that there’s anything wrong with that.lol, I’ve had more than a few quizzical looks over the years, worked in homological algebra.
I think you're meatballs are already baked.I’d let her bake my meatballs.
Sure, whatever you say NabobBoobs too small; Butt too big. I pass.
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