Date: 3/23/2007 10:20:10 AM
Author: Rhino
Date: 3/22/2007 1:32:28 AM
Author: stebbo
For optimal performance, lots of pepperoni and go easy on the jalapenos and olives.
LOL... Ok... I can see how the reds could be pepperoni''s (or pizza sauce). And the greens can be green peppers. What then are the blues?
Hey Rock,Date: 3/23/2007 11:53:24 AM
Author: RockDoc
While GIA has contracted with OGI in producing the FacetScan scanner GIA still uses interchangeable lens Sarin at the labs as does AGS.
Peace,
Rhino
Good Old Gold
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Doesn''t that strike you as a little strange????? Use the Sarin in the lab, but sell the OGI to jewelers ?
I think ''someone''s slip is showing''...... ( i.e. Gem Instruments wanting exclusivity of products it sells in most instances).
Rockdoc
LOL ... I have to admit this sounds better than what typically becomes blue on pizza ... mainly the bacteria after its been sitting around for a few days.Date: 3/23/2007 11:56:33 AM
Author: RockDoc
RE: Blues on Pizza..............
Maybe the Blue equate to the ''CONTRAST'' between a great tasting pizza, and one with too many greens ( jalopena''s) which causes heartburn???????????????? and causes negative FIRE??????? ( not the fire you see in diamonds, but the FIRE in your stomach)!!
Rockdoc
That''s most certainly the best option stebbo. I''ve never had blueberries on pizza before if it was between that and anything else I can think of that''d be blue, I''ll take the blueberries.Date: 3/24/2007 12:28:50 PM
Author: stebbo
Date: 3/23/2007 10:20:10 AM
Author: Rhino
Date: 3/22/2007 1:32:28 AM
Author: stebbo
For optimal performance, lots of pepperoni and go easy on the jalapenos and olives.
LOL... Ok... I can see how the reds could be pepperoni''s (or pizza sauce). And the greens can be green peppers. What then are the blues?
Uhmmmm, blueberries?
But only in the US - home of the Krispy Kreme hamburger
We stick to Ideal-Scope pizzas in Oz, but have to watch the saturated fats.