At our monthly annual business meeting at Larry’s Pizza last week, we all learned something new. One of the waitresses brought a garlic chicken pizza by our table, and we were debating on whether we wanted any. She informed us that it’ll keep the devil away. That sounds like a good plan, so I ate a piece. But we all thought the garlic effect applied to vampires, not the devil. But perhaps the devil is a vampire… I haven’t heard of that before, but I don’t have much to do with him, so I don’t know. But I do know that I like eating at Larry’s Pizza, and apparently that makes my life better in several ways…
Fab
“Monthly annual business meeting”?
Buffet o' Blog Administrator
It’s an annual meeting that happens monthly. If you were there, you might understand. Perhaps we can extend a special exclusive guest pass for you to attend one of these unique meetings, so you may experience the awesomeness.
You would enjoy these meetings, I think. Randomness abounds, you get to fellowship with the entire Buffet o’ Blog staff, plus there’s unlimited pizza. You can’t beat that with a stick! (Actually, stick-beating at these meetings is frowned upon since the Mango-Man incident of ’07.)
Thomas Wayne
I agree with the Buff Blog Admin on this one… the meetings are awesome, and stick-beating should not be referenced. I’ll spare the ugly details, but it involved Mango-Man’s prized ketunias, and let’s just say there was much crying and sobbing from a certain individual, and we do not care to ever witness such a debacle again!
Holiday Inn Express
It had occurred to me that she may not have been referring to the garlic. I think it’s the chicken would keep the devil away. So a simple garlic chicken pizza provides protection from both vampires and the devil.
Now if only we can find what is repelled by cheese. I’m betting yeti.