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Pizza capers pwns Hells, its not even close IMO
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Hell Pizza is crap. And so is that Earth & Sea bollocks

Capers > Hells AINEC

They are different style of pizza. Hell is the best of the fatty 'fast food' style pizza, which I happen to like (as previously mentioned, I lived on it for 6 years :down:). Capers is a bit more 'gormet'. I refuse to rate one above the other, I like them both.

I remove the thumbs down as they are good pizza's

Good.

Then there's no debate at all. Pizza Capers FTW.

;) but still going to hell's pizza tonight as it's practically a drive through on way home.

Damn you. No practical Hell for me ;)

Hotties + Pizza? New destination for thursday night meets?

While good, they do not even come close to comparing to the JB buffet on offer at baskins

Sarp Mangs. Hot new graduate started today. It's awesome.

Nice. I feel we are overdue for a new hot admin trainee here actually...

picsormuthafarkinban

+1

ill see what i can do

do or do not, there is no try

I've just started my engineering course... If thats anything.

techincally I would call that something, in the same sense a bush that I drive past is also techincally something.

it's not really of interest to me, but it's something..... it's there

Give me some good music to download, mangs.

John, these are the highlight albums in my recent playlist, not sure if there's anything in there for you but at least I tried

Death cab - narrow stairs (wishy washy ambient "emo" but great)

Death cab - plans (better than above, very introspective)

Every time I die - the big dirty (screamo/metalcore)

Steve aoki - pillowface and his airplane chronicles (dirty electro/house)

Bury your dead - beauty and the breakdown (metalcore)

I get my gauges mounted up on friday

I'll mount you up

John, these are the highlight albums in my recent playlist, not sure if there's anything in there for you but at least I tried

Death cab - narrow stairs (wishy washy ambient "emo" but great)

Death cab - plans (better than above, very introspective)

Every time I die - the big dirty (screamo/metalcore)

Steve aoki - pillowface and his airplane chronicles (dirty electro/house)

Bury your dead - beauty and the breakdown (metalcore)

Thanks man. I'll check out the ones that aren't electrofaggotry

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