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* [http://www.livejournal.com/community/abuse_lj_abuse/53353.html?style=mine Poor widdle cinnabunny] can't catch a break w/[[LJ_Abuse]] because the Pizza Partiers called her a Jew.
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Latest revision as of 14:10, 3 March 2014


One of the community's icons.

ljpizza_party was a LiveJournal community dedicated to using sock puppet accounts to troll people's journals with pizza-related comments. Such comment blitzes are referred to by the community members as "pizza parties".

LJpizza_party was eventually suspended for "organized harassment" but it may rise again in time.

Typical LJPizza_Party Tactics

  1. The community is joined with a variety of journals with different toppings...er...pizza-related names.
  2. A user decides to have a "pizza party" at another user's journal.
  3. Lulz ensue as all the pizza puppets use pizza-related comments, images, and image macros to spam the shit out of the journal.

Dramatic Situations