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Pieing
- Asking for older people in the crowd, in order to avoid having to slam a pie into the face of one of the children pressing the stage, Jones reluctantly ends up pieing a Towson great-grandmother. (www.baltimoremagazine.net, gesammelt am 02.11.2016)
- Professional clowns – those performers who make their living custard pieing each other – are up in arms. (www.irishexaminer.com, gesammelt am 11.11.2016)
- No pieing can be anonymous so the accused always has the option of redirecting it to the original sender. (www.liverpoolecho.co.uk, gesammelt am 20.11.2016)
- But be warned — if that person really doesn’t want to get pied, they can donate the amount you donated, plus an extra $5, to have the pieing put on you instead! (www.montpelierbridge.com, gesammelt am 12.11.2016)
- Who are these people putting a stop to Adam Jones’s post-game pieing? (www.baltimoremagazine.net, gesammelt am 10.11.2016)
- The likely originator of pieing as a political act was Thomas King Forcade, the founder of High Times magazine. (www.ibtimes.co.uk, gesammelt am 26.11.2016)
- FWM will not donate nor take part in the pieing of Adkins. (www.folioweekly.com, gesammelt am 10.11.2016)
- After the Orioles clinched their first American League East title since 1997 on Tuesday night, and their first at home since 1969, Adam Jones celebrated the way he has all season: by pieing his teammates. (www.baltimoremagazine.net, gesammelt am 10.11.2016)
- I vividly remember, as if it were yesterday, copypaper with carbon sheets inserted, Linotype machines, galley proofs and pieing sticks of lead type. (www.delaforum.com, gesammelt am 03.11.2016)
- “Mostly the guys were pieing each other, so that’s why they ended up winning in the end,” said Smock. (www.thecrimson.com, gesammelt am 15.11.2016)
