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Raymond Figtree

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01-12-2008 18:56

From: Colette Meiji

Ohhh NOO you are not fooling me with that line again!!

with your memory you'll forget it ever happened.

Caroline, don't be that way!

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01-12-2008 19:00

From: Raymond Figtree

Caroline, don't be that way!

*SLAP*!!

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01-12-2008 19:01

From: Colette Meiji

*SLAP*!!

Dammit to hell, I should have seen that coming. It happened on page 156 of Snowcrash.

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01-12-2008 19:10

I bought Snowcrash because of Second Life and it is only available in the unwieldy trade paperback form in my town. I'm sorry to say I couldn't finish it. It just wasn't what I was looking for at the time. I prefer stories with events that are in sequence. Jumping around the sequence of events might be a cool fad, but it could also be a cop out (unless it's a time travel story). I also couldn't identify with any of the characters.

I know it's supposed to be great fiction and all -- so don't fret over it. I will pick it up again someday when my RL job isn't blasting my brain into gray goo.

Can any of the events happen? From what I read there are already some things cooler about Second Life than the metaverse described in Snowcrash. But what do I know? I'm an older guy -- I can barely predict the present.

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01-12-2008 19:13

From: Weston Graves

I bought Snowcrash because of Second Life and it is only available in the unwieldy trade paperback form in my town. I'm sorry to say I couldn't finish it. It just wasn't what I was looking for at the time. I prefer stories with events that are in sequence. Jumping around the sequence of events might be a cool fad, but it could also be a cop out (unless it's a time travel story). I also couldn't identify with any of the characters.

I know it's supposed to be great fiction and all -- so don't fret over it. I will pick it up again someday when my RL job isn't blasting my brain into gray goo.

Can any of the events happen? From what I read there are already some things cooler about Second Life than the metaverse described in Snowcrash. But what do I know? I'm an older guy -- I can barely predict the present.

can you look those pages up for us then?

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01-12-2008 20:00

From: Colette Meiji

can you look thsoe pages up for us then?

Where the hell is my Pizza? I ordered it 15 pages ago.

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01-12-2008 20:02

From: Brenda Connolly

Where the hell is my Pizza? I ordered it 15 pages ago.

Ohh! coming right up.

Don't kill me.

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01-12-2008 20:24

From: Raymond Figtree

Dammit to hell, I should have seen that coming. It happened on page 156 of Snowcrash.

I don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time. So, y'know, lol

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01-12-2008 20:53

From: Swan Legend

pagliaccis makes the best pizza in Seattle

Hi Swan. The best pizza in Seattle is kind of a oxymoron but I will bite. Where is pagliacous? I have always heard that the North Shore Tav had the best until I went there and was served with only what I can call California pizza at it's worst...one pound of assorted garbage per slice. I don't know how anyone can call this pizza unless maybe they are from California and have never tasted the real thing.

So far Dominoes is the best pizza I can find in Seattle.

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01-12-2008 21:04

Fat Pizza should rule because "they're big and they're cheezy!"

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01-12-2008 21:24

From: Susie Boffin

Hi Swan. The best pizza in Seattle is kind of a oxymoron but I will bite. Where is pagliacous? I have always heard that the North Shore Tav had the best until I went there and was served with only what I can call California pizza at it's worst...one pound of assorted garbage per slice. I don't know how anyone can call this pizza unless maybe they are from California and have never tasted the real thing.

So far Dominoes is the best pizza I can find in Seattle.

Oh God. I remember the first time I went to California to vist my brother at Travis AFB when I was in College. He took me to lunch and when he asked what I wanted. I said Pizza. He shook his head sadly and said "No, you don't".

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01-12-2008 21:26

From: Brenda Connolly

Oh God. I remember the first time I went to California to vist my brother at Travis AFB when I was in College. He took me to lunch and when he asked what I wanted. I said Pizza. He shook his head sadly and said "No, you don't".

LOL

I actually like California pizza

But you and Susie have a point - not something to eat when you want Pizza.

More like a vegetable pizza - only the name is the same , its not really the same kind of food.

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01-12-2008 21:27

Everybody knows the best pizza is in New York. Pick a corner....any corner.

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01-12-2008 21:43

From: Susie Boffin

Hi Swan. The best pizza in Seattle is kind of a oxymoron but I will bite. Where is pagliacous? I have always heard that the North Shore Tav had the best until I went there and was served with only what I can call California pizza at it's worst...one pound of assorted garbage per slice. I don't know how anyone can call this pizza unless maybe they are from California and have never tasted the real thing.

So far Dominoes is the best pizza I can find in Seattle.

There is 2 but I am not sure of spelling is correct.
One is on Capitol Hill on Broadway near the QFC, the name is something like Pagalacci or something.
Romeo's has even better pizza.
There is also good Pizza place on first avenue about 3 or 2 blocks from Bell Street next to this Bakery but I forgot the name.
I have had a lot of Seattle Pizza and those are the best 3 pizza places.
edit Pagliacci Pizza is proper spelling link for it is here http://www.pagliacci.com/locations/delivery/

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01-13-2008 01:02

From: Raymond Figtree

No I didn't.

This is starting to sound like the Monty Python 'Arugment Clinic' sketch...
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A: Yes it is.
M: No it isn't. It's just contradiction.
A: No it isn't.

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01-13-2008 01:05

From: Ilianexsi Sojourner

This is starting to sound like the Monty Python 'Arugment Clinic' sketch...

No it isn't.

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01-13-2008 01:19

From: Raymond Figtree

No it isn't.

Yes it is!

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01-13-2008 03:12

From: Weston Graves

I bought Snowcrash because of Second Life and it is only available in the unwieldy trade paperback form in my town. I'm sorry to say I couldn't finish it. It just wasn't what I was looking for at the time. I prefer stories with events that are in sequence. Jumping around the sequence of events might be a cool fad, but it could also be a cop out (unless it's a time travel story). I also couldn't identify with any of the characters.

I know it's supposed to be great fiction and all -- so don't fret over it. I will pick it up again someday when my RL job isn't blasting my brain into gray goo.

Can any of the events happen? From what I read there are already some things cooler about Second Life than the metaverse described in Snowcrash. But what do I know? I'm an older guy -- I can barely predict the present.

I agree - I did manage to finish the book and I have to admit that I could identify with one of the characters - that was YT's hard working, long suffering mother - especially when, at the end, her daughter telephones and asks for a lift home, and mum gets the car out and drives off to pick her up!

I like pizza. It's sort of comforting to know that wherever I go in the world, I just have to post on this forum and someone will be able to tell me where to get a good pizza.

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01-13-2008 03:55

Domino's never sold the "Bigfoot".. that was Pizza Hut.

I worked there at the time. We had to get whole new delivery bags and special baking pans, it was a nightmare.

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01-13-2008 06:24

From: Winter Ventura

Domino's never sold the "Bigfoot".. that was Pizza Hut.

I worked there at the time. We had to get whole new delivery bags and special baking pans, it was a nightmare.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phDAyOf6j1A

What is wrong with you people?????? You don't put pineapple on a Pizza!!!!

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01-13-2008 06:25

From: Brenda Connolly

What is wrong with you people?????? You don't put pineapple on a Pizza!!!!

/me *hearts* pineapple on pizza

Claire Silverspar

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01-13-2008 07:55

i have just read through this thread and it has made me laugh non stop!
I guess i am going to have to find snow crash. i had no idea why it kept coming up and why people kept mentioning it till now lol. Sounds a bit wierd.
Pizza is great, but the only ones near me are the stupid fast food greasy ones or the ones you can't pick up because they are so overloaded with junk. Im kinda acclimatised to Pizza Hut

i guess that can't be a good thing.... and no Dominoes within delivery range for me. Despite living in the city!

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01-13-2008 07:57

From: Raymond Figtree

These pages of Snowcrash will come true: 14, 65, 88, 90, 105, 144, 165.

The rest of it will not.

Also page 6 of the latest Time magazine contained one truth in paragraph 3.

Actually the pages are 8, 16, 32, 64, 128 ,256.

Also I believe that some people have already been killed for delivering the pizza late in New York and Chicago.

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01-13-2008 08:00

Would someone please name off whats on those damned pages?!!!!??!

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01-13-2008 08:01

From: Ilianexsi Sojourner

This is starting to sound like the Monty Python 'Arugment Clinic' sketch...
M: Oh look, this isn't an argument.
A: Yes it is.
M: No it isn't. It's just contradiction.
A: No it isn't.

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Will the bible "Snow Crash" deliver prophecy?
Raymond Figtree Gone, avi, gone Join date: 17 May 2006 Posts: 6,256	01-12-2008 18:56 From: Colette Meiji Ohhh NOO you are not fooling me with that line again!! with your memory you'll forget it ever happened. Caroline, don't be that way! _____________________ Read or listen to some Eckhart Tolle. You won't regret it.
Colette Meiji Registered User Join date: 25 Mar 2005 Posts: 15,556	01-12-2008 19:00 From: Raymond Figtree Caroline, don't be that way! SLAP!!
Raymond Figtree Gone, avi, gone Join date: 17 May 2006 Posts: 6,256	01-12-2008 19:01 From: Colette Meiji SLAP!! Dammit to hell, I should have seen that coming. It happened on page 156 of Snowcrash. _____________________ Read or listen to some Eckhart Tolle. You won't regret it.
Weston Graves Werebeagle Join date: 24 Mar 2007 Posts: 2,059	01-12-2008 19:10 I bought Snowcrash because of Second Life and it is only available in the unwieldy trade paperback form in my town. I'm sorry to say I couldn't finish it. It just wasn't what I was looking for at the time. I prefer stories with events that are in sequence. Jumping around the sequence of events might be a cool fad, but it could also be a cop out (unless it's a time travel story). I also couldn't identify with any of the characters. I know it's supposed to be great fiction and all -- so don't fret over it. I will pick it up again someday when my RL job isn't blasting my brain into gray goo. Can any of the events happen? From what I read there are already some things cooler about Second Life than the metaverse described in Snowcrash. But what do I know? I'm an older guy -- I can barely predict the present.
Colette Meiji Registered User Join date: 25 Mar 2005 Posts: 15,556	01-12-2008 19:13 From: Weston Graves I bought Snowcrash because of Second Life and it is only available in the unwieldy trade paperback form in my town. I'm sorry to say I couldn't finish it. It just wasn't what I was looking for at the time. I prefer stories with events that are in sequence. Jumping around the sequence of events might be a cool fad, but it could also be a cop out (unless it's a time travel story). I also couldn't identify with any of the characters. I know it's supposed to be great fiction and all -- so don't fret over it. I will pick it up again someday when my RL job isn't blasting my brain into gray goo. Can any of the events happen? From what I read there are already some things cooler about Second Life than the metaverse described in Snowcrash. But what do I know? I'm an older guy -- I can barely predict the present. can you look those pages up for us then?
Brenda Connolly Un United Avatar Join date: 10 Jan 2007 Posts: 25,000	01-12-2008 20:00 From: Colette Meiji can you look thsoe pages up for us then? Where the hell is my Pizza? I ordered it 15 pages ago. _____________________ Don't you ever try to look behind my eyes. You don't want to know what they have seen. http://brenda-connolly.blogspot.com
Colette Meiji Registered User Join date: 25 Mar 2005 Posts: 15,556	01-12-2008 20:02 From: Brenda Connolly Where the hell is my Pizza? I ordered it 15 pages ago. Ohh! coming right up. Don't kill me.
Johan Durant Registered User Join date: 7 Aug 2006 Posts: 1,657	01-12-2008 20:24 From: Raymond Figtree Dammit to hell, I should have seen that coming. It happened on page 156 of Snowcrash. I don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time. So, y'know, lol _____________________ (Aelin 184,194,22) The Motion Merchant - an animation store specializing in two-person interactions
Susie Boffin Certified Nutcase Join date: 15 Sep 2004 Posts: 2,151	01-12-2008 20:53 From: Swan Legend pagliaccis makes the best pizza in Seattle Hi Swan. The best pizza in Seattle is kind of a oxymoron but I will bite. Where is pagliacous? I have always heard that the North Shore Tav had the best until I went there and was served with only what I can call California pizza at it's worst...one pound of assorted garbage per slice. I don't know how anyone can call this pizza unless maybe they are from California and have never tasted the real thing. So far Dominoes is the best pizza I can find in Seattle. _____________________ "If you see a man approaching you with the obvious intent of doing you good, you should run for your life." - Henry David Thoreau
Tegg Bode FrootLoop Roo Overlord Join date: 12 Jan 2007 Posts: 5,707	01-12-2008 21:04 Fat Pizza should rule because "they're big and they're cheezy!" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1m4xVWOGeas&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qbsUi1XIlQ&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICUVfK1EtsM _____________________ Level 38 Builder [Roo Clan] Free Waterside & Roadside Vehicle Rez Platform, Desire (88, 17, 107) Avatars & Roadside Seaview shops and vendorspace for rent, $2.00/prim/week, Desire (175,48,107)
Brenda Connolly Un United Avatar Join date: 10 Jan 2007 Posts: 25,000	01-12-2008 21:24 From: Susie Boffin Hi Swan. The best pizza in Seattle is kind of a oxymoron but I will bite. Where is pagliacous? I have always heard that the North Shore Tav had the best until I went there and was served with only what I can call California pizza at it's worst...one pound of assorted garbage per slice. I don't know how anyone can call this pizza unless maybe they are from California and have never tasted the real thing. So far Dominoes is the best pizza I can find in Seattle. Oh God. I remember the first time I went to California to vist my brother at Travis AFB when I was in College. He took me to lunch and when he asked what I wanted. I said Pizza. He shook his head sadly and said "No, you don't". _____________________ Don't you ever try to look behind my eyes. You don't want to know what they have seen. http://brenda-connolly.blogspot.com
Colette Meiji Registered User Join date: 25 Mar 2005 Posts: 15,556	01-12-2008 21:26 From: Brenda Connolly Oh God. I remember the first time I went to California to vist my brother at Travis AFB when I was in College. He took me to lunch and when he asked what I wanted. I said Pizza. He shook his head sadly and said "No, you don't". LOL I actually like California pizza But you and Susie have a point - not something to eat when you want Pizza. More like a vegetable pizza - only the name is the same , its not really the same kind of food.
Isablan Neva Mystic Join date: 27 Nov 2004 Posts: 2,907	01-12-2008 21:27 Everybody knows the best pizza is in New York. Pick a corner....any corner. _____________________ http://slurl.com/secondlife/TheBotanicalGardens/207/30/420/
FD Spark Prim & Texture Doodler Join date: 30 Oct 2006 Posts: 4,697	01-12-2008 21:43 From: Susie Boffin Hi Swan. The best pizza in Seattle is kind of a oxymoron but I will bite. Where is pagliacous? I have always heard that the North Shore Tav had the best until I went there and was served with only what I can call California pizza at it's worst...one pound of assorted garbage per slice. I don't know how anyone can call this pizza unless maybe they are from California and have never tasted the real thing. So far Dominoes is the best pizza I can find in Seattle. There is 2 but I am not sure of spelling is correct. One is on Capitol Hill on Broadway near the QFC, the name is something like Pagalacci or something. Romeo's has even better pizza. There is also good Pizza place on first avenue about 3 or 2 blocks from Bell Street next to this Bakery but I forgot the name. I have had a lot of Seattle Pizza and those are the best 3 pizza places. edit Pagliacci Pizza is proper spelling link for it is here http://www.pagliacci.com/locations/delivery/ _____________________ Look for my alt Dagon Xanith on Youtube.com Newest video is Loneliness by Duo Zikr DX's Alts & SL Art Death of Avatar
Ilianexsi Sojourner Chick with Horns Join date: 11 Jul 2004 Posts: 1,707	01-13-2008 01:02 From: Raymond Figtree No I didn't. This is starting to sound like the Monty Python 'Arugment Clinic' sketch... M: Oh look, this isn't an argument. A: Yes it is. M: No it isn't. It's just contradiction. A: No it isn't. _____________________ Everything's impossible,'till it ain't. --Ben Hawkins, Carnivale Help build a Utopian Playland-- www.doctorsteel.com. Music, robots, fun times!
Raymond Figtree Gone, avi, gone Join date: 17 May 2006 Posts: 6,256	01-13-2008 01:05 From: Ilianexsi Sojourner This is starting to sound like the Monty Python 'Arugment Clinic' sketch... No it isn't. _____________________ Read or listen to some Eckhart Tolle. You won't regret it.
Ilianexsi Sojourner Chick with Horns Join date: 11 Jul 2004 Posts: 1,707	01-13-2008 01:19 From: Raymond Figtree No it isn't. Yes it is! _____________________ Everything's impossible,'till it ain't. --Ben Hawkins, Carnivale Help build a Utopian Playland-- www.doctorsteel.com. Music, robots, fun times!
Deira Llanfair Deira to rhyme with Myra Join date: 16 Oct 2006 Posts: 2,315	01-13-2008 03:12 From: Weston Graves I bought Snowcrash because of Second Life and it is only available in the unwieldy trade paperback form in my town. I'm sorry to say I couldn't finish it. It just wasn't what I was looking for at the time. I prefer stories with events that are in sequence. Jumping around the sequence of events might be a cool fad, but it could also be a cop out (unless it's a time travel story). I also couldn't identify with any of the characters. I know it's supposed to be great fiction and all -- so don't fret over it. I will pick it up again someday when my RL job isn't blasting my brain into gray goo. Can any of the events happen? From what I read there are already some things cooler about Second Life than the metaverse described in Snowcrash. But what do I know? I'm an older guy -- I can barely predict the present. I agree - I did manage to finish the book and I have to admit that I could identify with one of the characters - that was YT's hard working, long suffering mother - especially when, at the end, her daughter telephones and asks for a lift home, and mum gets the car out and drives off to pick her up! I like pizza. It's sort of comforting to know that wherever I go in the world, I just have to post on this forum and someone will be able to tell me where to get a good pizza. _____________________ Deira Must create animations for head-desk and palm-face!.
Winter Ventura Eclectic Randomness Join date: 18 Jul 2006 Posts: 2,579	01-13-2008 03:55 Domino's never sold the "Bigfoot".. that was Pizza Hut. I worked there at the time. We had to get whole new delivery bags and special baking pans, it was a nightmare. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phDAyOf6j1A _____________________ ● Inworld Store: http://slurl.eclectic-randomness.com ● Website: http://www.eclectic-randomness.com ● Twitter: @WinterVentura
Brenda Connolly Un United Avatar Join date: 10 Jan 2007 Posts: 25,000	01-13-2008 06:24 From: Winter Ventura Domino's never sold the "Bigfoot".. that was Pizza Hut. I worked there at the time. We had to get whole new delivery bags and special baking pans, it was a nightmare. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phDAyOf6j1A What is wrong with you people?????? You don't put pineapple on a Pizza!!!! _____________________ Don't you ever try to look behind my eyes. You don't want to know what they have seen. http://brenda-connolly.blogspot.com
Colette Meiji Registered User Join date: 25 Mar 2005 Posts: 15,556	01-13-2008 06:25 From: Brenda Connolly What is wrong with you people?????? You don't put pineapple on a Pizza!!!! /me hearts pineapple on pizza
Claire Silverspar Pokes Badgers With Spoons Join date: 31 Oct 2007 Posts: 5,375	01-13-2008 07:55 i have just read through this thread and it has made me laugh non stop! I guess i am going to have to find snow crash. i had no idea why it kept coming up and why people kept mentioning it till now lol. Sounds a bit wierd. Pizza is great, but the only ones near me are the stupid fast food greasy ones or the ones you can't pick up because they are so overloaded with junk. Im kinda acclimatised to Pizza Hut i guess that can't be a good thing.... and no Dominoes within delivery range for me. Despite living in the city! _____________________ I'll miss this damn place. I'll be over at SCII after the end has come.
ArchTx Edo Mystic/Artist/Architect Join date: 13 Feb 2005 Posts: 1,993	01-13-2008 07:57 From: Raymond Figtree These pages of Snowcrash will come true: 14, 65, 88, 90, 105, 144, 165. The rest of it will not. Also page 6 of the latest Time magazine contained one truth in paragraph 3. Actually the pages are 8, 16, 32, 64, 128 ,256. Also I believe that some people have already been killed for delivering the pizza late in New York and Chicago. _____________________ VRchitecture Model Homes at http://slurl.com/secondlife/Shona/60/220/30 http://www.slexchange.com/modules.php?name=Marketplace&MerchantID=2240 http://shop.onrez.com/Archtx_Edo
Colette Meiji Registered User Join date: 25 Mar 2005 Posts: 15,556	01-13-2008 08:00 Would someone please name off whats on those damned pages?!!!!??!
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