Angered that a customer called in a pizza order right before closing time, a Texas teenager allegedly rubbed his genitals on the patron’s pie as he prepared the takeout order, police allege.
Brent Bradley told cops that when he arrived at Papa Murphy’s pizza in Georgetown, a city 25 miles north of Austin, he spotted worker Austin Michael Symonds “rubbing his testicles on the pizza he had ordered,” according to a criminal complaint detailing the September 2 incident.
When confronted by the customer--who was there to pick up a large stuffed pie with Canadian bacon, pineapple, and extra cheese--the 18-year-old Symonds immediately apologized. “Man, I am really sorry, that was stupid,” Symonds said, according to the complaint.
Bradley then asked Symonds how old he was. After the teenager answered that he was 18, Bradley said, “So you are old enough to know better than to put your balls on someone’s pizza.” “Yes,” said Symonds.
In a recorded call with a store manager the following day, Symonds reportedly copped to adding the unwanted topping. Symonds again apologized, adding that he “did what he did because the customer had called in the order right before closing time.”
Extra cheese, and chef's special sauce
Extra cheese, and chef's special sauce
“If you trust in yourself, and believe in your dreams, and follow your star. . . you'll still get beaten by people who spent their time working hard and learning things and weren't so lazy.”
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Well, that's alright then...he “did what he did because the customer had called in the order right before closing time.”
I mean, who wouldn't?



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We had a pizza delivery place in Twinsburg that came to be known as Jerkinovski's. They went out of business.
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THAT PUTS A NEW SPIN...
... on a pizza with everything.
One "hair pie" to go, please.
One "hair pie" to go, please.

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Actually, the fact that a grown man was ordering a pizza with pineapplewho was there to pick up a large stuffed pie with Canadian bacon, pineapple, and extra cheese-



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I love pineapple on pizza, and banana.
“If you trust in yourself, and believe in your dreams, and follow your star. . . you'll still get beaten by people who spent their time working hard and learning things and weren't so lazy.”
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Canadian bacon, pineapple, red onion - yum!
Hold the balls, thanks very much.
Hold the balls, thanks very much.
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There's absolutely no way that post can be taken out of context.
Okay... There's all kinds of things wrong with what you just said.
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I think he was trying to add the banana.....
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Lord Jim wrote:I love pineapple on pizza, and banana.
YOU eat it with anchovies you freak!
I have heard of pineapple, of which I say barf, but bananas are way over the top. Blerg.
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He had made it quite clear he did NOT want any sausage on his pizza.When confronted by the customer--who was there to pick up a large stuffed pie with Canadian bacon, pineapple, and extra cheese
GAH!
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Or meatballs.
Gob, that's not pizza, that's a fruit salad.
Gob, that's not pizza, that's a fruit salad.
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Bit of an assumption there, Guin? Screw just one pizza and they call you .....
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Meade's right. It could just be a curious pizza...
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"So that's one small, thin crust, Canadian bacon with pineapple and bi-cheese sir?"
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Losing his bottle
Fans urinate into Swiss keeper’s water bottle
A SWISS goalkeeper has threatened legal action after fans of a rival lower league team urinated in his water bottle and then taunted him when, unawares, he took a sip during a match at the weekend.
FC Muri keeper Reto Felder, 34, said he had felt sick after tasting the warm contents of the bottle during the 1 Liga (third tier) game at FC Baden near Zurich.
Felder was waiting for an analysis of video evidence before taking action. —
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The Canadian Bacon and pineapple pizza is frequently referred to as a "Hawaiian Pizza"...
Since half the topping is Canadian, couldn't it just as easily be referred to as a "Canadian Pizza"?
And yet that never happens...
I wonder why that is....
actually, I don't really wonder why that is....
Since half the topping is Canadian, couldn't it just as easily be referred to as a "Canadian Pizza"?
And yet that never happens...
I wonder why that is....
actually, I don't really wonder why that is....



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Perhaps because
Canadian bacon, an American name for two different pork products: back bacon and a smoked ham
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You're right, it doesn't come originally from Canada...
It comes originally from Australia:
So there's actually a very good and appropriate reason for why it's known as "Canadian bacon"...
Having been imported from Canada to the UK...
It comes originally from Australia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Back_baconBacon made only from the loin is sold as "Canadian Bacon" or "Canadian-Style Bacon" in the United States. It does not include the belly at all, actually originated in Australia, and is sold as lean medallions that are reminiscent of sliced ham[2] Canadian-style bacon is cut from the lean eye of the loin, which is taken from the middle of back. It is fully cooked and it is usually smoked.[3] In the early 20th century the British began importing "side bacon" from Canada due to a pork shortage. This product, which was smoked, was referred to as "Wiltshire Sides". The ensuing popularity of this "Canadian" bacon style led to the introduction in the United States of the smoked preparation known as Canadian-style bacon today.[4]
So there's actually a very good and appropriate reason for why it's known as "Canadian bacon"...
Having been imported from Canada to the UK...




