Religion: the root of all evil.

[DVK916]

Originally posted by: athlonxp2200
I'll just stay out of this and
HOPE GOD WILL HAVE MERCY ON EVERYONE'S SOUL!

What kind of pie does god eat?

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: bigrash

cool. i never knew there was Asian empanadas. i gotta try that.

samosas are pretty much empanadas.

it's all just dumplings.

mmm cornish pasty

 

[kogase]

By the way, although many will describe religion as the "root of evil", it could probably be noted that in most large conflicts seemingly started over religion, one can usually find an underlying and much more plausible economic and social motive. There are exceptions of course, the most noteable of which is the Spanish Inquisition, where Spain actually gutted itself of a financial backbone made up of Arabs and Jews and ruined their own economy. Spain has to be considered something of an exception though, as they have a legacy of extreme brutality. Check out this guy, for example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torquemada

 

[OdiN]

Originally posted by: kogase
By the way, although many will describe religion as the "root of evil", it could probably be noted that in most large conflicts seemingly started over religion, one can usually find an underlying and much more plausible economic and social motive. There are exceptions of course, the most noteable of which is the Spanish Inquisition, where Spain actually gutted itself of a financial backbone made up of Arabs and Jews and ruined their own economy. Spain has to be considered something of an exception though, as they have a legacy of extreme brutality. Check out this guy, for example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torquemada

Please people...stay on topic here. Post some pics of pie!

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: kogase
By the way, although many will describe religion as the "root of evil", it could probably be noted that in most large conflicts seemingly started over religion, one can usually find an underlying and much more plausible economic and social motive. There are exceptions of course, the most noteable of which is the Spanish Inquisition, where Spain actually gutted itself of a financial backbone made up of Arabs and Jews and ruined their own economy. Spain has to be considered something of an exception though, as they have a legacy of extreme brutality. Check out this guy, for example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torquemada

yeah, but how are the pies in spain?

edit: and didn't that consolidate power in the king?

 

[GeneValgene]

Originally posted by: FlashG
I use to like hair pie in my younger days but since then I?ve changed to rhubarb.

what's a hair pie

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: GeneValgene

Originally posted by: FlashG
I use to like hair pie in my younger days but since then I?ve changed to rhubarb.

what's a hair pie

n00b

 

[FlashG]

Originally posted by: kogase
By the way, although many will describe religion as the "root of evil", it could probably be noted that in most large conflicts seemingly started over religion, one can usually find an underlying and much more plausible economic and social motive. There are exceptions of course, the most noteable of which is the Spanish Inquisition, where Spain actually gutted itself of a financial backbone made up of Arabs and Jews and ruined their own economy. Spain has to be considered something of an exception though, as they have a legacy of extreme brutality. Check out this guy, for example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torquemada

Yea Mel Brooks said they couldn't Torquemada doing anything good like eating pie.

 

[JS80]

Originally posted by: OdiN

Originally posted by: kogase
By the way, although many will describe religion as the "root of evil", it could probably be noted that in most large conflicts seemingly started over religion, one can usually find an underlying and much more plausible economic and social motive. There are exceptions of course, the most noteable of which is the Spanish Inquisition, where Spain actually gutted itself of a financial backbone made up of Arabs and Jews and ruined their own economy. Spain has to be considered something of an exception though, as they have a legacy of extreme brutality. Check out this guy, for example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torquemada

Please people...stay on topic here. Post some pics of pie!

Does 3rd base really feel like warm apple pie?

 

[leftyman]

Originally posted by: ElFenix

Originally posted by: GeneValgene

Originally posted by: FlashG
I use to like hair pie in my younger days but since then I?ve changed to rhubarb.

what's a hair pie

n00b

rhubarbs ok i guess, im partial to pecan pie myself

 

[DivideBYZero]

Originally posted by: FrustratedUser
Woah. I'm checking this out.

Me too! I've never had Key Lime Pie before.

 

[broon]

This is a repost. We already beat the pie discussion to death.

Boston Creme Pie = cake
Cheesecake = pie
Apple crumb pie > Apple crumb cake
Pumpkin crumb cake > pumpkin pie
Jesus couldn't eat pie or cake on Friday or Saturday but could eat a Sundae.

 

[DivideBYZero]

Originally posted by: kogase

Originally posted by: JS80
Hitler = Agnostic/Atheist
Stalin = Atheist

See a pattern?

I don't think a very solid pattern can be derived from two examples. Throw in Pol Pot and you've got something.

I like casseroles, but I've never tried a Pol Pot. It must be like a Hot Pot but with Spanish Chicken. Anyway, we're talking about pie, not stews.

 

[bamacre]

You guys are totally forgetting about Pecan Pie. I love that stuff.

 

[broon]

Originally posted by: DivideBYZero

Originally posted by: kogase

Originally posted by: JS80
Hitler = Agnostic/Atheist
Stalin = Atheist

See a pattern?

I don't think a very solid pattern can be derived from two examples. Throw in Pol Pot and you've got something.

I like casseroles, but I've never tried a Pol Pot. It must be like a Hot Pot but with Spanish Chicken. Anyway, we're talking about pie, not stews.

Maybe Pol Pot Pie is what he was talking about. I've never heard of it...must be some Southeast Asian dish.

 

[FlashG]

Originally posted by: DivideBYZero

Originally posted by: FrustratedUser
Woah. I'm checking this out.

Me too! I've never had Key Lime Pie before.

The best Key Lime pies are found in Key West. Although Ilamorada and Marathon pies are close.

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: bamacre
You guys are totally forgetting about Pecan Pie. I love that stuff.

no way, i totally mentioned pecan pie

 

[leftyman]

Originally posted by: DivideBYZero

Originally posted by: kogase

Originally posted by: JS80
Hitler = Agnostic/Atheist
Stalin = Atheist

See a pattern?

I don't think a very solid pattern can be derived from two examples. Throw in Pol Pot and you've got something.

I like casseroles, but I've never tried a Pol Pot. It must be like a Hot Pot but with Spanish Chicken. Anyway, we're talking about pie, not stews.

i love stew it makes the meat soft :thumbsup: sorry if off topic and not about pie

 

[broon]

Banana creme is way better than pecan pie. Nuts don't belong in pie...or cake...or brownies.

 

[bamacre]

Originally posted by: ElFenix

Originally posted by: bamacre
You guys are totally forgetting about Pecan Pie. I love that stuff.

no way, i totally mentioned pecan pie

Good, because it rocks!

 

[DivideBYZero]

PSA: Can we keep this solely to desert pie and try not to stray off onto other dishes, especially savory?!?

 

[SaturnX]

I gotta say, my top favourite pies of all time:

1. Key Lime Pie
2. Lemon Meringue Pie
3. Pumpkin / Squash Pie

Top three... and there's cheesecake, but well that's not a pie.

--Mark

 

[leftyman]

Thanksgiving is pie season; pumpkin, chocolate, pecan i dont know if ive ever had key lime at thanksgiving though..

 

[OdiN]

Originally posted by: leftyman
Thanksgiving is pie season; pumpkin, chocolate, pecan i dont know if ive ever had key lime at thanksgiving though..

I still have to say that pumkin is my favorite.

 

[DivideBYZero]

Pecan, FTW.