Tacticslion |
gran rey de los mono wrote:Looking at the equation makes me just want to take your word on it.Vidmaster7 wrote:Yes, do the math. I even provided the answers for you.gran rey de los mono wrote:One 18-inch pizza is more pizza than two 12-inch pizzas. (~254 in^2 vs ~226 in^2)Wait is that true?
The equations aren't really that complicated.
It's 3.14 oh, hush, NH! times (<number> x <number>). Double that for the two pizzas.
For an 18 inch pizza, the number is nine.
For a 12 inch pizza, the number is six.
(3.14)*(9)*(9)
v.
(3.14)*(6)*(6)*(2)
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Vidmaster7 wrote:gran rey de los mono wrote:One 18-inch pizza is more pizza than two 12-inch pizzas. (~254 in^2 vs ~226 in^2)Wait is that true?18 inches; the radius, then, is 9 inches
A = πr^2
"r" in that case is "9"
A = π*[(9)^2]
9*9 = 81
π*81 = ~(254.46900494077) square inches of pizza
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two 12 inches; the radius, then, is 6 inches
A = πr^2
"r" in that case is "6"
A = π*[(6)^2]
6*6 = 36
π*36 = ~(113.09733552923)
There are two of them, however, so...
(113.09733552923)*(2) = (226.19467105846) square inches of pizza
Seems legit!
Someone there, adds:
Quote:It's worse than that. Each pizza is going to be roughly 2" diameter of crust. 12" means 10" of toppings, 18" means 16" of toppings.... so you kind of get shorted all around.
Thanks T-lion! I was for sure not going to run that math.
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Vidmaster7 wrote:gran rey de los mono wrote:The original Simon from "Simon Says" must have been a real a&#$#+$.I played an enchantment focused wizard named Simon once. Soon as I got dominate person it was on!Hah! Awesome!
EDIT: SIMON SAYS, "GET DRESSED!" *gets dressed*
Yes the first rule he set for dominated creatures was only respond when I say "Simon says" that way there was no accidental commands (the DM at the time was a stickler.)
Tacticslion |
Tacticslion wrote:Yes the first rule he set for dominated creatures was only respond when I say "Simon says" that way there was no accidental commands (the DM at the time was a stickler.)Vidmaster7 wrote:gran rey de los mono wrote:The original Simon from "Simon Says" must have been a real a&#$#+$.I played an enchantment focused wizard named Simon once. Soon as I got dominate person it was on!Hah! Awesome!
EDIT: SIMON SAYS, "GET DRESSED!" *gets dressed*
Hahahah! Awesome!
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Someone there, adds:Quote:It's worse than that. Each pizza is going to be roughly 2" diameter of crust. 12" means 10" of toppings, 18" means 16" of toppings.... so you kind of get shorted all around.
That really depends on the type of pizza. Not all pizzas have a roll of crust around the edge. Thin crust pizzas, for instance, tend not to have much of an edge, in my experience.
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The guys at pasta mania use the same amount of toppings whether it's a 7 inch,10 inch or 12 inch pizza. They just spread it more thinly. So you're just paying more for the dough.
I generally go for 7 inch, 10 if I'm hungry.
gran rey de los mono |
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The guys at pasta mania use the same amount of toppings whether it's a 7 inch,10 inch or 12 inch pizza. They just spread it more thinly. So you're just paying more for the dough.
I generally go for 7 inch, 10 if I'm hungry.
That sounds like a rip-off. Larger pizzas need more toppings.
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gran rey de los mono wrote:Back in my day there was no drooling emoji. You had to walk over to the girl's house, knock on her door, ask to speak to her, and then drool at her in person.I like to refer to those times as "The Dark Times"
See technology is improving the world.
I thought that was, "The Dank Memes"...? Or am I doing it wrong, again?
Very concerned Vidmaster7 |
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Vidmaster7 wrote:I thought that was, "The Dank Memes"...? Or am I doing it wrong, again?gran rey de los mono wrote:Back in my day there was no drooling emoji. You had to walk over to the girl's house, knock on her door, ask to speak to her, and then drool at her in person.I like to refer to those times as "The Dark Times"
See technology is improving the world.
SMH...
(lol)
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Tacticslion wrote:Vidmaster7 wrote:I thought that was, "The Dank Memes"...? Or am I doing it wrong, again?gran rey de los mono wrote:Back in my day there was no drooling emoji. You had to walk over to the girl's house, knock on her door, ask to speak to her, and then drool at her in person.I like to refer to those times as "The Dark Times"
See technology is improving the world.
SMH...
(lol)
Maybe he means "Stank Beans"?
Vidmaster7 |
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Very concerned Vidmaster7 wrote:Maybe he means "Stank Beans"?Tacticslion wrote:Vidmaster7 wrote:I thought that was, "The Dank Memes"...? Or am I doing it wrong, again?gran rey de los mono wrote:Back in my day there was no drooling emoji. You had to walk over to the girl's house, knock on her door, ask to speak to her, and then drool at her in person.I like to refer to those times as "The Dark Times"
See technology is improving the world.
SMH...
(lol)
Why would anyone ever mean "Stank Beans"?
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Just a Mort wrote:That sounds like a rip-off. Larger pizzas need more toppings.The guys at pasta mania use the same amount of toppings whether it's a 7 inch,10 inch or 12 inch pizza. They just spread it more thinly. So you're just paying more for the dough.
I generally go for 7 inch, 10 if I'm hungry.
Agree with you on that. I was like eating the 7 inch pizza, finding sufficient cheese, but the 10-inch...eh why is my cheese so sparse?
Just a Mort |
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One more thing, my oven looks like this. It's no fancy bread oven.
Vidmaster7 |
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Not really exactly my model of oven but you get my drift. Also, do you bake bread in your oven?
I know I can bake cakes in my oven.
I do a lot of cooking but I don't bake. I'm no good with breads. OR rather they tend to be a lot of work and I can buy them already done and not have a big difference in taste. plus then no mess to clean up after.
gran rey de los mono |
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One more thing, my oven looks like this. It's no fancy bread oven.
You don't need a fancy oven to bake bread. Trust me, I've made lots of bread in my life and never had a fancy oven.
gran rey de los mono |
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Also...people joke that Starbucks has infested the world... Look in your kitchen. Do you see that ubiquitous packet of instant noodles in your kitchen cupboard?
Other then Artic and the Antarctic, I can't think of a country offhand that hasn't been invaded by instant noodles.
No, I don't see any instant noodles. I don't eat those. If I have noodles, I'm making pasta.
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Just a Mort wrote:No, I don't see any instant noodles. I don't eat those. If I have noodles, I'm making pasta.Also...people joke that Starbucks has infested the world... Look in your kitchen. Do you see that ubiquitous packet of instant noodles in your kitchen cupboard?
Other then Artic and the Antarctic, I can't think of a country offhand that hasn't been invaded by instant noodles.
Join us Gran. Join the noodlers! (not to be confused with the canoodlers that is something entirely different.)
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If you're a home maker or you have quite some free time, you're less likely to suffer from the instant noodles curse. If you're Asian, have low income, a student or a very busy office worker, chances are your kitchen will be invaded.
Yes, we have instant noodles. It's like part of our culture, so.
Anyway Gran, even if you haven't fallen under their influence, there's still a whole lot of your countrymen who are viable targets...
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Just a Mort wrote:Are biscuits okay?BTW any of you have any recipes for bread that don't involve yeast? I'm really bad at getting yeast to rise, I have quite a bit of flour at home but all that baking....well cakes are going to get Me fat.
Also not too much kneading please. Its tiring as fk.
Prefer bread. I don't think you can have biscuits for breakfast unless you spread them with cheese in which my mom go, what?
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Given a chance I'd spread hummus on my crackers.
Unfortunately I finished the last bottle of hummus.
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Assuming by instant noodles ya'll are talking about ramen a la Maruchan or similar, then I have tried them before and hated them. Even when I was a poor student I wouldn't eat them.
gran rey de los mono |
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gran rey de los mono wrote:Prefer bread. I don't think you can have biscuits for breakfast unless you spread them with cheese in which my mom go, what?Just a Mort wrote:Are biscuits okay?BTW any of you have any recipes for bread that don't involve yeast? I'm really bad at getting yeast to rise, I have quite a bit of flour at home but all that baking....well cakes are going to get Me fat.
Also not too much kneading please. Its tiring as fk.
Biscuits are absolutely a breakfast food. Put butter on them, like Vidmaster7 said, or drizzle with honey, spread on jam/jelly, go like my Grandpa used to and mix butter with molasses and then sop it up with the biscuits, cover with sausage gravy... All so good.
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One more thing I don't understand. What's this thing about wanting to eat instant noodles or potato chips in the middle of the night?(My BF is prone to that)
For me, firstly I don't stay up that late, secondly if I do want to snack, I rather eat a mild cheddar, cambert, brie or gyurere.
Sometimes you just want crunchy salt.
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lisamarlene wrote:For the record, microwaving coffee is morally equivalent to boiling ribs.... so the moral equivalent of, "British," then?
We don't boil ribs. We eat them raw, while dancing around a standing stone wearing the rest of the elk's bloody remains.
The Scots do deep-fry coffee, though.