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in the words of idubbbz (cf. https://youtu.be/9WJs3S1D350 https://youtu.be/9WJs3S1D350 around 1:50 or so), "have you people TASTED cardboard?", or more accurate
by ozzmotik 7y ago
in the words of idubbbz (cf. https://youtu.be/9WJs3S1D350 https://youtu.be/9WJs3S1D350 around 1:50 or so), "have you people TASTED cardboard?", or more accurately,"if it's flavorless, then say it's flavorless!"
i personally have never tasted cardboard to my knowledge so i can't say that Dominos tastes like it, but I can say that if it does, I'm upset with myself for not spending enough time eating cardboard, because I certainly find Dominos to be quite satisfying. maybe not the best, certainly, but no, it doesn't strike me as eating cardboard. and, just out of curiosity, have you actually eaten cardboard, or are you just comparing it to what you assume cardboard must be like!
- pbhjpbhj 7y ago>it doesn't strike me as eating cardboard // So, the thought of eating cardboard physically impacts on you? Why do you say it does, why don't you say "it doesn't seem to me like eating cardboard would be a similar experience". /s Of course "tastes like cardboard" is just a generic phrase to indicate you think something is bland [and chewy] or unsatisfying to eat. Just like the the metaphorical way in which people talk about thoughts striking them. In short, I find your objection silly and overly argumentative.
- oh_sigh 7y agoSome people, like OP, declare to the world how good their taste is by putting down common things. Domino's is perfectly good pizza. It's not mind-blowing, but it isn't inedible garbage either. I didn't eat at Domino's when I lived in Manhattan because there were more pizza places to try than you could in a lifetime, but I do eat Domino's when I'm in more rural/suburban parts of America and I've found that it is at least on par with local places.
- benj111 7y agoI've eaten a pizza box, and that tasted like Dominoes. Is that any help?