In article >,
Curly Sue > wrote:
>On Mon, 8 Dec 2003 20:13:12 +0000 (UTC), (Charles
>Demas) wrote:
>
>>In article >,
>>Curly Sue > wrote:
>>>Try here for opinions from people who actually use them:
>>>
>>>http://www.epinions.com/content_9187266180
>>
>>But those are the opinions of those stupid enough to have bought one.
>
>Nice guy!

Yup.


>>Yes, I think it's a stupid product, and that people that buy them
>>are wasting their money if they bought it to make great pizza.
>>
>>I might have bought one when I was working as an engineer in
>>computer control of commercial cooking ovens, but that would have
>>been out of intellectual curiosity.
>
>Let's see... for them it's stupidity, for you it's intellectual
>curiousity?

Yeah, and for me it would be deductable as a business expense.


>>If it has a thermostat to control the electric heat, then IIRC,
>>Underwriters Laboratory requires that the highest setting be
>>500 degrees F. That's too low for great pizza.
>
>Well that would mean that most people couldn't make pizza at home.
>Fortunately, you're wrong.

First, I said great pizza. Second, you can obviously make pizza
at higher than 500 degrees F using a gas or charcoal grille and
a pizza stone.

So, not only are you wrong, but you've shown you can't read or think.

Stop embarassing yourself.


Chuck Demas

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