Now being a duck requires a diet of bugs and small fish, however sometimes Salty goes out for a drink or two and finds itself very hungry. That is when I see it a light at the end of the artery clogged tunnel: Pizza Pizza. Evil I say! One can't stay slim and trim if they are always eating that delicious delicacy.
Not only are they open long hours but the price is right too, gosh i feel like a commercial for Pizza Pizza. There was one time that I resisted, or should I say repulsed, temptation. One night I went there and a female employee was filing her nails over the pizza-totally gross and against health & safety regulations!
I think a petition should be started to close down the Church/Wellseley location, reason: trying to make us fat!
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RUFFLE MY FEATHERS
I am the Salty Duck. I was created as a means to enlighten people when their ways irritate, irk or offend society and/or me. Alot of things tend to rufle my feathers and you will know when I have a feather to pluck with you. The Salty Duck is here as a forum for me to relate just how ignorant and rude people can be and also to hear your complaints and to counsel and comment on them. Please feel free to discuss any issue freely but try not to be offended by my frank and curt attitude, I am a duck after all.
- QUACK!
- QUACK!
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