32flatbreads is an amazing weather phenomenon first observed by Professor Spencer Staiger at the University of Winnipeg in 1988. Hailstones were whittled into bread-like shapes by passing warm air currents before falling to the ground. Upon collection, there were exactly thirty two breadstones found throughout the city.
Now, 32flatbreads is a collection of mystery pages on the internet collected by #caffeinelounge, a federally-funded research institution dedicated to determining which pie is the best. We've got 32 flatbreads, but a bitch ain't one. (If you're having bread problems, we feel bad for you, son!)
As of today, 919 flatbreads have been collected and recorded. (close)