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3/23/2018 5:49:48 PM
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I think you might have Greek and Italian culture/history a little mixed up.
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Whoosh!
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*facepalm*
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I'm going to assume "Pizza, Pizza", means nothing to you.
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You would be correct, though a quick Google search brings up a Canadian quick-service pizza restaurant - I'm not sure how that's relevant.
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It also brings up "Little Ceasars".
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Fine - that that still isn't relevant to his mixing up Greek and Italian culture. It would probably mean more to you if you had seen the text of his original post before he edited it which read: [quote]What does greeks use to cut their pizzas with?[/quote]
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Yes, he screwed the pooch on that one. The joke (however cheesy) came through fine.
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I think it's roman
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Caesar was certainly roman but pizza wasn't, given that tomatoes weren't brought over to Europe until after 1492. It wasn't until the late 18th century that what we refer to as the modern pizza was developed in Naples.
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[quote]Caesar was certainly roman but pizza wasn't, given that tomatoes weren't brought over to Europe until after 1492. It wasn't until the late 18th century that what we refer to as the modern pizza was developed in Naples.[/quote] Rome and Italy are the same place. Pizzas are older than the 1800's however you are correct that pizzas with tomato sauce didnt occur until the late 18th century.
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Explain.
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I think so. [spoiler][b][i][u]KUPO!!!™[/u][/i][/b][/spoiler]
