u jacked Xzibit with "scrumtrulescent".

 

i hope he sues you for copyright infringement.

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Actually, Will Ferrell coined the term in a skit on Saturday Night Live. He said it when he was doing his impression of James Lipton on "Inside the Actors Studio". This was circa 2000 so well before Xzibit used it on "Pimp My Ride".

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either way..

 

u jacked will ferrell with"scrumtrulescent".

 

i hope he sues you for copyright infringement....

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Xbox Live Servers Down?

 

EB Games closed for the night?

 

Carpal Tunnel?

 

Sore Thumbs?

u jacked Xzibit with "scrumtrulescent".

 

i hope he sues you for copyright infringement.

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Actually, Will Ferrell coined the term in a skit on Saturday Night Live. He said it when he was doing his impression of James Lipton on "Inside the Actors Studio". This was circa 2000 so well before Xzibit used it on "Pimp My Ride".

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either way..

 

u jacked will ferrell with"scrumtrulescent".

 

i hope he sues you for copyright infringement....

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Xbox Live Servers Down?

 

EB Games closed for the night?

 

Carpal Tunnel?

 

Sore Thumbs?

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P - Owned

 

Pwned.

Wow.

I love barbecue pizza

is this bbq sauce pizza or bbq pizza, becuase i cant really see putting brisket on pizza.

 

 

and real bbq is brisket. everything else is a takeoff on real bbq.

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The second one. Although they mix a bit of BBQ sauce in it. Which is just orgasmically delicious.

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so they put brisket on teh pizza?

 

 

 

damn.

u jacked Xzibit with "scrumtrulescent".

 

i hope he sues you for copyright infringement.

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Actually, Will Ferrell coined the term in a skit on Saturday Night Live. He said it when he was doing his impression of James Lipton on "Inside the Actors Studio". This was circa 2000 so well before Xzibit used it on "Pimp My Ride".

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either way..

 

u jacked will ferrell with"scrumtrulescent".

 

i hope he sues you for copyright infringement....

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Xbox Live Servers Down?

 

EB Games closed for the night?

 

Carpal Tunnel?

 

Sore Thumbs?

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your one to talk.

 

i never try to start s*** with you.

 

but u ask for it constantly.

 

why dont u tell everyone about your love sessions with fritz on halo 2 on a daily basis.

 

im prob not on Halo 2 neeeeeearly as much as u prob are.

 

your assumptions that i play it alot couldnt be farther from the truth in order to cover your own ass which prob plays as much as i do.

 

but since its the only dirt you have on me you continue to use it as a "dis" against me.

 

 

how do you like to say it fritz? "Pwned" is it?

BBQ pizza is awesome. The best one I have had so far is from Bellante's.

:thumbdown :banghead

pizza w/BBQ chicken is awesome

BBQ is great on pizza. The best topping ever with Domino's cheeseburger pizza.

Cheese burger pizza? What's on that anyway? It sounds weird.

again you people have no concept of the true meaning of BBQ in American terms:

 

To barbecue means to slow-cook meat at a low temperature for a long time over wood or charcoal. In America, barbecue (or BBQ) originated in the late 1800's during Western cattle drives. The cowboys were fed the less than perfect cuts of meat, often brisket, a tough and stringy piece of meat that required five to seven hours of cooking to tenderize. Other barbecue meats used were pork butt, pork ribs, beef ribs, venison and goat. However, barbecue was not invented in America and no one knows who invented the barbecue. The word 'Barbecue' might come from the Taino Indian word 'barbacoa' meaning meat-smoking apparatus. 'Barbecue' could have also originated from the French word "Barbe a queue" which means "whiskers-to-tail." No one is sure of the correct origins of the word.

 

 

 

Again, I'm trying to picture brisket on a pizza. Chicken is not made to truly be barbequed.

 

 

And this ends the Dasshole point of the morning.

 

 

PS. Cheeseburger pizza sounds mildly disgusting.

Daz, no one cares about your anti-American barbecue hating rhetoric.

Daz, no one cares about your anti-American barbecue hating rhetoric.

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you lump stuff that isnt bbq into the realm of bbq.

 

 

its an incorrect use of the term.

Daz, no one cares about your anti-American barbecue hating rhetoric.

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you lump stuff that isnt bbq into the realm of bbq.

 

 

its an incorrect use of the term.

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It's a lot easier than saying pork ribs grilled and lathered in barbecue sauce. Much like no one says "United States of Americans", but "Americans".

Awful/I suck at life/I'm a vegetarian

 

 

:lol :lol :lol

Daz, no one cares about your anti-American barbecue hating rhetoric.

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you lump stuff that isnt bbq into the realm of bbq.

 

 

its an incorrect use of the term.

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It's a lot easier than saying pork ribs grilled and lathered in barbecue sauce. Much like no one says "United States of Americans", but "Americans".

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i find it highly unlikely that pork ribs are on a pizza.

this thread has made me do crazy things

 

i see it. i read it. i'm hungry. i look in the fridge. No tomato sauce. Yes bbq sauce.

 

The point is, there is a currently a matza pepper jack ham barbecue sauce pizza in my oven

 

I blame/ credit whatever it tastes like to this thread

hot damn

 

that was some good stuff

Daz, no one cares about your anti-American barbecue hating rhetoric.

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you lump stuff that isnt bbq into the realm of bbq.

 

 

its an incorrect use of the term.

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It's a lot easier than saying pork ribs grilled and lathered in barbecue sauce. Much like no one says "United States of Americans", but "Americans".

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i find it highly unlikely that pork ribs are on a pizza.

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I'm just speaking in a general sense.

this thread has made me do crazy things

 

i see it. i read it. i'm hungry. i look in the fridge. No tomato sauce. Yes bbq sauce.

 

The point is, there is a currently a matza pepper jack ham barbecue sauce pizza in my oven

 

I blame/ credit whatever it tastes like to this thread

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hot damn

 

that was some good stuff

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so you are keeping the passover holiday i am guessing since you are eating the mazta yet you eat ham. :blink:

this thread has made me do crazy things

 

i see it. i read it. i'm hungry. i look in the fridge. No tomato sauce. Yes bbq sauce.

 

The point is, there is a currently a matza pepper jack ham barbecue sauce pizza in my oven

 

I blame/ credit whatever it tastes like to this thread

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hot damn

 

that was some good stuff

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so you are keeping the passover holiday i am guessing since you are eating the mazta yet you eat ham. :blink:

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i'm jewish but i follow the rules fairly loosely

again you people have no concept of the true meaning of BBQ in American terms:

 

To barbecue means to slow-cook meat at a low temperature for a long time over wood or charcoal. In America, barbecue (or BBQ) originated in the late 1800's during Western cattle drives. The cowboys were fed the less than perfect cuts of meat, often brisket, a tough and stringy piece of meat that required five to seven hours of cooking to tenderize. Other barbecue meats used were pork butt, pork ribs, beef ribs, venison and goat. However, barbecue was not invented in America and no one knows who invented the barbecue. The word 'Barbecue' might come from the Taino Indian word 'barbacoa' meaning meat-smoking apparatus. 'Barbecue' could have also originated from the French word "Barbe a queue" which means "whiskers-to-tail." No one is sure of the correct origins of the word.

 

 

 

Again, I'm trying to picture brisket on a pizza. Chicken is not made to truly be barbequed.

 

 

And this ends the Dasshole point of the morning.

 

 

PS. Cheeseburger pizza sounds mildly disgusting.

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Dasshole, I think people realize that there's a difference between barbecue sauce and barbecued meat.