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artists cut the pie using a rolling wheel with sharp edges.
They’re the men who came to this country with a craft, relying on that trade to start a small business in a community shopping center.
Then, there’s the other kind of pizza, chain-store pizza that store managers can teach a cheerleader to make. I’m somewhat leary about a pizza that is removed from the oven with water-pump pliers.
Real pizza also comes in flimsy white boxes, the kind that soaks up all that grease and oil the way hewspapers sponge rain.
There are a few flimsy, greasebottomed white boxes scattered fashionably around the place. They’re in between various issues of the big-city newspaper.
Hey, what can I say? Things accumulate.
Unless you dump newspapers in the trash every day — which, I might add, only makes the plastic bag rip when you pull it out of the can, dumping food parts from a week’s fare that are better left out of sight — the stack of papers at the end of my couch grows. King Kong would never attempt scaling the pile.
And dust multiplies faster than lonely rabbits.
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