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The Andy Milonakis Show had a quick prank involving pizza on it the other day. Missed it? It's on MTV; it'll repeat. I was eager to finally catch an episode of this show, believing Milonakis (right) to be the effing-hilarious Man Show Boy. Apparently he's not. The fact that Andy Milonakis is not funny should have been my first clue. I'll stick with Date My Mom and Room Raiders.
Give Andy His Pizza [TVSquad.com]
Bubbles and tea went so well together, why not pizza? Here's your answer.
Bubble Pizza recipe [Quad Cities Online]
"At one point, the Pizza Pizza phone number became so well known in Toronto that even customs immigration agents used it as a 'True Torontonian' test."
Pizza, Pizza [Pop Matters]
I think ABC is looking for a pizza-slinging family to star in an episode of Wife Swap—but then again, this press release is written so poorly it's hard to tell.
A Family That Takes the Pie [PRLeap.com]
Northeastern Pennsylvania is the pizza capital of the U.S. What? You didn't get the memo?
Pizza capital, where else? [Scranton Times-Tribune]
"Citing the importance of customer and employee health, KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) and Pizza Hut both announced today they will enact a No Smoking Policy for all company-owned restaurants." Company officials had no comment on the health risks posed by the Meat Lover's Pizza, the Cheese Lover's Pizza, the Stuffed Crust Pizza, or the Meat Lovin' Cheese Lovin' Twisted Stuffed Crust Bacon Double Cheesburger Pizza.
KFC, Pizza Hut announce no-smoking policy [Restaurant News Resource]
"When they ask us what they should offer [to the goddess of children], we suggest anything that children like to eat, which means pizzas, hot dogs, burgers... even soft drinks," Aimprasad J Dave, the temple's keeper, told IANS.
Pizza, hot dog, cola - for children's goddess [Hindustan Times]
Clear Lake pizza, pasta entrepreneur has a watchword: Fresh. No shit, Sherlock. [Mason City (IA) Globe Gazette]
" 'This is the first case of pizza rage I've ever heard,' Justice Norman Douglas said in the report."
Ontario Girl Given 12-Month No Pizza Sentence [Pizza Marketing Quarterly]