“Best friends: Ready to die for each other, but will fight to the death over the last slice of pizza” is a jocular saying that has been printed on many images. “’@MrShade_: Best friends: Ready to die for each other, but will fight to the death over the last slice of pizza’ lmao. Probably” was posted on Twitter by kristina mutti on September 10, 2013.
Authorship of the saying is unknown, but it possibly originated from an image.
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kristina mutti
@Kmutti26
“@MrShade_: Best friends: Ready to die for each other, but will fight to the death over the last slice of pizza” lmao. Probably
11:08 AM · Sep 10, 2013·Twitter for iPhone
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Sohail
@dreamstealer82
Best friends: Ready to die for each other, but will fight to the death over the last slice of pizza.. 😉
—EJ
6:02 PM · Sep 15, 2013·Facebook
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Laffnga bacha
@laffnga
Best friends: Ready to die for each other, but will fight to the death over the last slice of pizza.. 😉
#Ayesha
11:35 AM · Sep 16, 2013·Facebook
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Waqar Ahmed
@waqarahmed236
Best friends: Ready to die for each other, but will fight to the death over the last slice of pizza. ♥ aNGEL ♥
12:10 PM · Sep 16, 2013·Facebook
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Sir Jadeja fan
@SirJadeja
Best Friends are ready to die for each other, but will fight to the death over the last slice of pizza.
2:21 PM · Feb 7, 2014·Twitter Web Client
16 June 2017, The Advertiser (Adelaide, Australia), “The Last Word” by Marty Smith, pg. 24:
JUST A THOUGHT Best friends: ready to die for each other, but will fight to the death over the last slice of pizza.
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Abhinandan Varthaman
@holybilal
Best friends:
Ready to die for each other, but will fight to the death over the last slice of pizza.
5:08 AM · Jan 24, 2018·Twitter Web Client
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Ishq Mout
May 29, 2019 ·
Best friends: Ready to die for each other, but will fight to the death over the last slice of pizza.❤😂😂
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Living Sarcasm
@SarcasmLiving
Best friends: Ready to die for each other, but will fight to the death over the last slice of pizza.
11:03 AM · Jul 23, 2019·TweetCaster for Android
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