Honestly, I wish this countryâs problems were as ridiculous as Icelandâs right now. Iâd trade problems with Iceland in a heartbeat if I thought pineapple was the biggest outrage a country could have. Seriously, it sounds so quaint next to mass deportations and a religious test on people entering the country.
Btw, Iâm not a big fan of pineapple on pizza eitherâŚbut my son loves it and swears by it. So really, FFSâŚto each their own.
Now if Mr. Johannesson had said that about anchovies* there would be a problem.
*speaking as one of exactly 42 people in the northern hemisphere that loves them salty little fishies.
Am also one of those 42. It got so bad with the family that I kept a glass jar of anchovies in the fridge. My sons would actually turn away if I bit into a slice with anchovies in front of them.
It is too bad that the President of Iceland cannot ban pineapple on pizzas. It is for his peopleâs own good.
Donât back down! This man ought to be nominated for a Nobel Prize.
Hardly. All right thinking people like anchovies on pizza. Whatâs most distressing is how difficult it has become to find a restaurant that makes a proper Caesar salad, most omitting the anchovies.
Can I substitute âcorrectâ for âright?â
If you must.
âI must, I must.â
Nice Blazing Saddles reference.
I do what I can. In these highly depressing days it behooves all of us to inject some funny into every day.
In this case, no.
OK. Take care & be well.
As long as I get my pineapple pizza, all will be well. I was introduced to the awesomeness that is the ham and pineapple pizza in Australia in 1981 while in the Navy, and will NOT give it up.
1981? In Australia? Where in the U.S. did you grow-up that you had not encountered the abomination that is the âHawaiian Supremeâ before 1981? Shakeys and Pizza Hut have been selling some variation of this since the 1960s.
You couldnât pay me to eat at Shakeyâs or Pizza Hut.