WHEN IS A PIZZA A PIZZA?

S06E05 The CouchliveOct 29, 1994, 7:43 AM ETthe next day4 posts by 4 posters
Question

Fans debate philosophically when a pizza becomes a pizza, referencing the episode's pizza storyline and the show's abortion debate parallel with humorous takes on ownership and timing.

4 posts
Ana Maria P. Schwartz

OK,

in my continuing series of innane questions, this is the next one:

						Is a pizza a pizza from the first moment you put your fist into it
						or is a pizza a pizza when it comes out of the oven????
				Mind you, I'm not here to get the abortion debate started here- this is
for
				pizzas & pizzas only!  If you want to talk about abortion, go to
another
				newswatcher group!!     <---- my disclaimer here
																																				thanks again,
																																							Annie
unknownAna Maria P. Schwartz

In article , [email] (Ana Maria P. Schwartz) wrote:

Inconsistant as it is (I am pro choice), I believe a pizza is a pizza as soon as you oder it on the phone.

James Hamilton [email]
Neal Attinsonunknown

Well, I think that it's a pizza as soon as you open the box it came in. My wife concurs, but takes it one step further: "A pizza is a pizza when it becomes yours. A pizza in a restaurant that you're merely driving by MAY be a pizza, but it has no relevance unless and until it becomes YOUR pizza.

"Possession is nine-tenths of the pizza."

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~/~~~~~Saint Sisyphus -- "This time, for sure!" - o__/?\ /^^ patron of the quitless. / <???> /^^ <Neal Attinson> /) \?/ /^^
Bonnie Larsonunknown

I kept looking for Poppy's daughter (?Audrey?) to show up and maybe we'd find out why she wouldn't take a bite of Jerry's pie. Sorry, I don't remember the name of the episode that's from. It was the one where Jerry refuses to eat Poppy's pizza b/c Poppy didn't wash his hands after using the restroom.

Regards, Bonnie

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