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        5 months ago

        In Scotland most chip shops and non-chain pizza takeaways are owned by Italians or their descendants. I can’t think of a chip shop near me that’s isn’t named after an Italian second name.

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          Interesting. Where I am (small town in North West England) about half of the chip shops are combined chip shops/ Chinese take-aways and the others along with the general type take-aways (kebabs, pizzas and burgers) are run by Eastern Europeans.

          The small number of Indian restaurants locally seem to be run by Indians.

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            It’s different again here in the north-east. Every chip shop is either named after the owner or founder, the name of whom is almost always English; or it’s called what it is or named after where it is (e.g. The <location> Chippy). Nowhere is combined, but the Indian and Chinese places usually do pizza, chips, chicken nuggets, and that sort of thing as well as whichever cuisine they specialise in.

            Every Indian takeaway I know of is run by Indian people, but only a few Chinese takeaways are run by Chinese people around where I live.

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    As a nod to the history of the location, they should serve a Fascist Pizza. Now we just have to figure out what type of thickness and toppings it has.

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      Whatever the toppings, put all of them on one slice and then eat it before it goes out. Blame a foreigner for eating it.

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      they should serve a Fascist Pizza

      You just get an empty box, and if you complain they beat you up.

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      It’s just bread and cheese, no sauce. And the cheese is underdone. And all the toppings aren’t on the pie; they’re just pushed all together in one corner of the box, and someone stepped on them.

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      5 months ago

      There’s a 2016-spec “gammon” joke there but I’m too slow today to come to with anything decent.

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      Ash and tears are the toppings as a reminder of what you end up with when you go full fash

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      5 months ago

      It’ll be the best god damn pizza you’ve ever tasted, but if you ask for anything besides Hawaiian, you disappear forever.

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      Pizza is more useful than fascism.

      Pizza relieves hunger while fascism forces minorities to go hungry.

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        It’s also the energy. They’re standing awkwardly, a little too straight but having trouble picking their chins all the way up, feet a little closer together than is comfortable.

        It’s an imitation of discipline and strength without the substance that would make it look natural.

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    5 months ago

    I was thinking of a joke about pizza not requiring armed guards, but I’m honestly just glad to see the change.

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        Well I was trying to find one thing that was exactly the same. The ground is level in the top photo. The curve in the curb is different. One building has a step down in the doorway, but not the other. The wall between the two buildings appears to be wider in one photo. I’m not saying it isn’t, I’m just saying as far as I’m concerned, it could just be two very similar structures at two different times.

        • SkyeStarfall@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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          The ground doesn’t look level at the top photo

          But also remember that asphalt is removed and re-applied about once every 20 years. The asphalt was probably redone at least 3 times. There’s a lot of possibility for slight variation over such a long period of time.

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            Um, that’s a cobblestone street. And it goes on the ground. There is no asphalt involved in the construction of a cobblestone street. It’s possible the ground has settled. But I call on you to show me anything in the two pictures that is identical. Again, not saying it isn’t the same place, just that I don’t see anything in the photos that I can see that something has simply aged, instead of completely changed.