at this point i have a one tract mind regarding the food.

i just had some leftover pizza from our pizza lunch.

sorrey. this is what i meant and it didn't take usa by the storm yet.

gyros pizza?

I prefer Falafel.

oh man now i want falafel.

OK that's it - I'm not even going to open the new Yale blows thread again. Please let's all let it die.

I'm feeling stressed and angry now about how many stupid, immature, nasty, self-serving people there are in this world. Fucking parallel. I'm going to the gym.

i never had a felafel that looked that good. do they make felafel pizza???

ya, that one has eggplant in it too
...mmmmmmmmmm...falafal + eggplant = deliciosity


off to LEED training...

so, chicken in pizza was my favorite when I was a kid. I got it from this place:
www.jenospizza.com

Now, whenever I go back to Colombia all the food is "gourmet" and a simple pizza is almost impossible to find.

I love falafel, its the only thing i ate while traveling through europe. The price is pretty awesome so you could say that the middle eastern community in europe financed part of my trip.

i once had a pizza in Venice that had an egg in the middle of it

foreground; spinach & egg pide (turkish pizza, usually boat shaped)
background; ground meat and egg

I'm sorry Steven but I inwardly groaned when I read your PapaJohn's recommendation. It's easily--and I mean easily--the worst pizza I have ever, ever had. And I had it many many many times in college, and during each time I was able to unequivocally state that it was absolutely the worst pizza ever. They must use the same miracle ingredient that Dunkin' Donuts does--I call it "InstaStale"--makes whatever you put it in taste stale instantly, even if it comes straight from the oven into your mouth. Hate. It.


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ah well...

oh wait, I don't mean the jalapeno pizza! never had that. just the regular papajohn's stuff.

and don't worry, i don't hold it against you. ;)

half time hoosiers by five. i have never had a bad pizza. that includes bad pizza.

Hey guys! Woo hoo! Fun weekend!




Damn, I am so excited.

PS. Most of you have been commented, where available.

From The Fugitive:

Marshal Biggs: If they can dye the river green today, why can't they dye it blue the other 364 days of the year?



Have fun, WonderK!

lol DCA

I wish I were at home no.2 nothing like an island St Paddys

and I haven't had a gyro in over 10 years and damn i miss it!!

ughhh this is the worst thread to read at 4:30 in the morning! Why I am I still awake and craving pizza? Ahh!!
If a local place has a "Grandma's Pie," that is usually the best. And for some reason, breaded chicken on regular pizza is ubiquitous here in NYC. Like a chicken parm pizza.

the first thing i thought of when i saw a green river was NOT st patricks day but olafur eliasson.

what does it mean when a celebration based on drunken revelry and uber-cerebral art arrive at the same results?

pizza for breakfast? why not...

Angus is wearing a kilt with green in it today. I know, I know, Scottish not Irish, but he loves wearing it and today is a "non-uniform" day at school because the kids are allowed to wear green, so we went all out.

Maybe Brian will serenade the neighborhood with his bagpipes tonight.

Did I already post that a contractor is taking me to lunch today and I fully intend to drink a Corona? My post-lunch posting may be odd.

looking forward to corona-fueled madness from lb this afternoon!

I think it's started already.

Awaiting our worst Winter/Spring Storm of the year.

Check List:

Wood for fireplace

flashlight charged

dog food

human food

beer

wine

bottled water

snow shovel

let it rip!

LB, you're certainly helping young angus to develop some mighty kahunas by sending him to school in a kilt... any kid that can pull off a kilt is OK in my book...

i'm still alive...and i love the work of Ólafur Elíasson

angus is very cool. pic?

Yes, please post a pic of Angus in his wee kilt!

we just got a new keg in the office kitchen this morning - yes we have a kegorator!

The new Keg has arrived and in honor of St. Patrick's Day and [for our] sustainability efforts the beer of choice is Finnegan's. Finnegan's is an Irish Amber beer brewed by Summit Brewing and sold locally. All profits made through Finnegan's go back to the local community. If you would like to know more about this fabulous beer or find out where you can purchase it (both at pubs and your local liquor store), please visit their website at http://www.finnegans.org/ Enjoy the beer.

Just made the deadline for issuing the 100% CDs today, after several late nights and a many weekend hours expended in the effort - so I think it's appropriate to break the office's 4pm rule for pulling a pint and pretend I'm Irish early today!!!!

Éireann go Brách!!!

it was too strange. i took a shower and put a green shirt not knowing it was st patrick's day the only real irish green shirt i have. and five minutes later i decided to wear acertain shirt over it and i had to take the green tee off because of coordination problems... wow.
do you guys think i should move to ireland? i love the irish poetry.

i wore green totally on accident too...

OK, i'm moving to the mini-apple to work with TK...

Matter of Seeing

I came into the world

I saw it
I cannot forget

it

From nowhere to somewhere
I saw it

Was it there
before I saw it

I saw it

When I saw it
it was there

I cannot forget
that I saw it
did see it
saw it
it was seen

but I saw it it
I saw it

I

-Michael Smith

i want a guiness, sadly i have midterm on tuesday and cannot celebrate St Patty's as it deserves to be celebrated. Drink a green one (or black one) for me!

Way it is looking going to have to strap on the cross country skies in order to get to the local pub if I'm going to be celebrating my heritage with Green Beer!

green stripe on my shirt (inadvertantly).

office st.patty's celebration starts at 4pm. beer and snacks.

the doctor says no booze, but f**k him its sint paddys the patron saint of drunken behaviour and as a good herf irish catholic its my honorable duty to have a pint of guiness befoo noon, chased with a shot of bushmills to at least take the edge off

Angus' response to everyone who asks why he was wearing a skirt was a calm "It's not a skirt, it's a kilt.". He has no concern, at least so far (he's 3.5), he just loves wearing it.

Pictures later.

architechno, as long as you're not on a contraindicated medication, a single Guinness can only HELP you recover. That's my personal opinion as a an architect, not as a doctor who makes three times what I do.

we have beer in the office today. none irish all in green bottles. heinies, rolling rock and beck's. i've gone kraut.

I just came inside from shoveling snow and tossing balls for the dogs.
They just love to run in deep snow and cause snow to fly everywhere. I love to shovel snow...NOT! Treating myself to a cold one and awaiting my corned Beef prepared by my Brazilian Wife.....cause we can't go anywhere at the moment. To Damn much snow coming down.

not dead.

wow. what a brilliant answer. that angus is a shining star.

BObby who?

liberty - I think I'll listen to you, not because you're an architect or a doctor but simply because you are a mother unphased that they thought your son was wearing a skirt

go Angus...the official mascot of the archinect st Patricks day

corona with green food coloring. or killians. i had a killians and a conference call.

abra, I changed my name.

strawbeary?

crap.....another season of not being able to watch the Arizona Wildcats on TV because of East Coast Demographics.....damn CBS....I tried their internet access....and it is PISS,,,,PISS BAD!