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Still not solved, anyone knows who said this:
Quote: If it don't work, just give it a good bang
Hint: WWII period, movie.
modified 7-Sep-17 6:08am.
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You did: The Lounge[^]
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RickZeeland wrote: If it don't work, just give it a good bang bash
FTFY
And Colin Maud said it in the movie The Longest Day (Skip to 3:07)
One of my favorite movies
If it's not broken, fix it until it is.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind.
Ya can't fix stupid.
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Yup, I just posted that link
If it's not broken, fix it until it is.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind.
Ya can't fix stupid.
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That is correct again, douze points ! 
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Grace Kelly in The Bridges at Toko-Ri, thank you very much.
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Sorry, that is not a WWII movie I think (but almost  )
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Aw shucks ... (ham ... spam ... WHAT'S the difference)
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So, if the significant other doesn't 'work', that's the resolved, eh?
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Don't take it too person-ally
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... that if you have a pizza with radius z and thickness a, its volume is Pi*z*z*a?
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But did you realize that you may have too much time on your hands? 
Every day, thousands of innocent plants are killed by vegetarians.
Help end the violence EAT BACON
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I use limitied time to spice my pizzas - oregano and basil leaves are the primary spices. (Plus coconut, of course, but I usually don't consider that a spice).
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Coconut? On a pizza? Is that to go with the pineapple? (Ducks for cover)
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For being serious:
There is an old Woody Allen movie ("Annie Hall"?) where - as usual - himself is dating this young girl, and they are out for a pizza. The waiter delivering the pizza to their table looks a the couple from one side, then from another, then again, and remarks dryly: You must be the one waiting for one with ... - and then he lists up about twentyfour different toppings. When he has left, Woody Allen remarks: Well, he forgot the coconut!
In the Indian cusine (and most likely some other Asian ones as well), coconut milk or grated cocnut is frequently used when boiling/baking mutton, adding a slight nutty flavour that I love. So, inspired by Woody Allen, I tried giving the hamburger, mixed with grated coconut, a short round in a frying pan before putting it on the pizza. Yes! It is really tasty! So whenever I make myself a pizza with hamburger, I do that again and again. It matches even better if you can afford game on your pizza, rather than beef (reindeer with lots of onion and black pepper - yummy!) You can also spread some grated coconut directly on the crust before adding any sort of topping, but I prefer it slightly fried with the minced meat.
So the answer is: Yes, I do use grated coconut with the meat on my pizza. (But I believe the Woody Allen joke was meant to refer to the whole nut - I never used a whole coconut on my pizza!)
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Noooo.. you put the lime in the coconut drink it all up!
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Since I work in the 'PI Delivery and Support Group'... sending it to the group...
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Beg to differ, complex calculations require energy meaning said pizza will diminish as it's being measured. (Heisenberg uncertainty principal: 'can't measure a pizza without reducing it's energy.')
signature upgrading ... please wait.
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how much energy will be lost during the measure process?
And which factor should I include in calculation?
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And here I thought the guy who made the observation that pizzas were round, and we put them in square boxes and eat them in triangles, was being clever.
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No - that's all done deliberately - in case someone visits NYC and hasn't the wit to determine which part is the pizza, which part the box, and that it is not meant to be eaten whole.
(I won't make a Canadian joke of this. I won't. I won't. I won't.)
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