Pizza is usually circular and cut into triangles. “Karen” posted on Twitter on January 29, 2014:
“Why are pizza slices shaped that way ?? Do they expect our mouths to get wider after each bite ??”
The pizza tweet has been popular in India.
Twitter
iAMShabazz
@ittyBittyMarie
I can’t eat food wider than my mouth. Ex. Pizza, I have to cut it up.
4:52 PM - 22 Jul 2011
Twitter
Chris Crump
@ChrisCrumpMusic
It’s the when the pizza gets wider than your mouth that it gets tricky
8:10 PM - 21 Sep 2012
Twitter
Karen
@KarenDcosta
Why are pizza slices shaped that way ?? Do they expect our mouths to get wider after each bite ??
2:45 PM - 29 Jan 2014
Twitter
Root Two.
@_Northernerd
High IQ Tweet, 9/10, RT @KarenDcosta :Why are pizza slices shaped that way ?? Do they expect our mouths to get wider after each bite ??
2:47 PM - 29 Jan 2014
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Karen @KarenDcosta
Why are pizza slices shaped that way ?? Do they expect our mouths to get wider after each bite ??
3:45 PM - 29 Jan 2014
Twitter
Gini Khan
@giniromet
Why are pizza slices shaped that way ?? Do they expect our mouths to get wider after each bite ??
12:24 AM - 20 Dec 2016
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