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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m older but I just enjoy being invited and enjoying food and time with friends.  I’m even fine with water to drink.  It’s about the company.[/quote]

I'm older too and I'd much rather stay at home, eat what I want and drink my good wine. I don't enjoy the company of cheap skates. To each her own. [/quote]

Homemade pizzas like this aren't cheap. And their labor intensive for the host: making the dough (or buying and dividing the dough); making the sauce(s); cutting up all the toppings; investment in the oven and the accessories and the fuel. This sort of meal is akin to raclette or fondue. It's a social meal.

But I don't enjoy being around people so narrow-minded about experiences so I'd be thankful you won't be coming.[/quote]

This is so weird. No one is saying it's a bad party. (Well, maybe the one person who doesn't seem to like people anyway.) It's about doing something that is labor intensive, like a game, that not everyone wants to do on their Saturday night after a long week. Maybe they do. Maybe they don't. They just need to know what they're getting into and get to make a choice as to how they spend their night out.[/quote]
Labor intensive?  Good Lord.

Sure, the host should have mentioned it, but OP's reacrion is still weird.  [/quote]

It is labor-intensive. And super impractical unless you have 5 ovens going at the same time. It's fine if you are planning on everyone eating at different times and if people know before hand what to expect. [/quote]

It's less than 5 minutes of work. Labor-intensive, are you mad?[/quote]

Tell me you've never made proper homemade pizza, without telling me.......[/quote]

The dough was pre-made, genius. Roll it out (2 minutes?) and throw some toppings on it (about a minute). I mean, seriously.[/quote]

Yeah, you have no idea how to make pizza properly. [/quote]

Are you the idiot insisting a proper pizza is "cooked"? Because one does not cook a pizza.[/quote]

I have no idea what you're talking about, but that's not surprising. [/quote]

You give yourself away, this was too easy.[/quote]

Again, seek help that you so desperately need. You are hallucinating. [/quote]

Laughing at your is all I need today.[/quote]

The problem is that you think you know who and what you're laughing at. But you have no idea.

PS, your inability to write a single sentence without grammatical and spelling errors is giving YOU away each and every time. You've made a mistake in every post you've made. Calm down, go get some fresh air. It will be good for you.[/quote]

You get awfully worked up so easily. Yet another character flaw. Like being no fun at parties and unable to shape dough. Do you do anything well?[/quote]

I'd say I'm pretty good at irritating you.  :D  :D  :D [/quote]

No one is ... irritated. A few of us are pointing and guffawing, though. But that's what you do when you see a clown, amrite? Especially a drunk clown?[/quote]

HAHAHAHAHA yeah you don't sound mad at all. Totally normal behavior from a grown woman.  :D  :D  :D [/quote]

I think you need a refill.

I never said I was a woman.

I've decided your personality disorder must be Cluster B.[/quote]

Did you, now? Bless your heart. [/quote]

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