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Rust in Peace: Pontiac LeMans

In Rob Sass's "Rust in Peace" column, the author quickly analyzes an old stinker of a car telling us why and how it came about and what was so bad about it. I like the column, but he's gotta stop making this joke: "Today, the few survivors are packed mainly with pizzas, living out their remaining lives, like other fading economy cars, in the pizza delivery industry." See: October 30, 2008....

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Wall Street Journal (Sorta) Does the Math: Delivery vs. Frozen Pizza

©iStockPhoto.com/lvinst When I first clicked through to this link on the Wall Street Journal site about the cost of delivery vs. frozen pizza, I thought there'd be some interesting numbers and an illuminating conclusion regarding DiGiorno's ad campaign touting the cheaper price of frozen pies. But, alas, "The Numbers Guy" doesn't really break it down for us. It comes out to a he-said-she-said piece in which chain pizzerias tout their selling points while a Kraft spokeswoman maintains that DiGiorno pizzas are still cheaper. The chain-pizza party line: Added Chris Sternberg, of Papa John’s, in an email, “With delivered pizza,...

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Here's a Tip: Mediocre Pizza Is Better When You Order It 'Well-Done'

Pizza photograph by The Pizza Review T&R, where I often get my delivery and take-out pies. For the last year, whenever I've ordered a conventional-gas-oven, mediocre-ingredients-laden, decent-crusted plain pie from my local pizzeria of choice, T&R, I have been specifying that my pie be well-done. Why? Because uncooked, gummy pizza dough may be my No. 1 pizza pet peeve (also known as my "PPP"). Nothing ruins a pizza like a bite filled with raw dough. And you know what? Ordering well-done really makes a difference. My last pie from T&R was most excellent. Am I the only pizza lover...

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Do You Let Your Babysitter Order Pizza While You're Out?

Would you trust this man to deliver pizza to your children and their babysitter? Wait—don't answer that. ©iStockPhoto.com/lvinst I have to admit, as a man who has yet to produce Baby Slices, it's a question I've never considered. My first impulse was "Why not?" But it looks like the majority of parents polled in this advice column are skittish about letting a teen answer the door without an adult present: "We don't do delivery unless the sitter is an adult. We just pick up frozen pizza and go out with a peaceful mind. To be quite honest, if the...

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In Videos: David Sedaris Delivers a Pizza

When humorist David Sedaris needs to make some extra cash, he resorts to delivering pizza, "right to your door in 30 bleak anecdotes or less—or your irony is free!" While standing in your doorway, he'll regale you with anecdotes from his bleak childhood and even eat your pizza, for no extra charge! After the jump, watch the best/most potentially awkward pizza delivery ever, acted out by sketch comedy group Weak Nights. [via Defamer]...

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Order Pizza from Your AppleTV?

I wish this AppleTV hack had screenshots or a video demo: 0.3.0 Brings in the much awaited Pizza on Demand (POD for short) This exciting feature will allow you to order pizza from Domino's and Papa John's directly from your AppleTV! Currently it is only possible to order one pizza with multiple toppings, this will change in the future as long as we can still develop plugins in AppleTV 2.0.Installation: Pizza on Demand has a few essential requirements before it can function properly. 1. WebKit (Choose install software from the POD menu and then webkit installer) 2. Safari 3.0.3 or...

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Le Petit Camion de Pizza That Could

Editor's note: Last week, we ran an item on pizza in Reykajik, Iceland, sent in from homeslice Mark H. (aka Famdoc), who's written some reviews for us in the past (here and here). Mark grabbed some shots of the following: Dear Slice, While strolling the streets of Montpellier, France last month, I spied what must be the world's smallest pizza delivery truck, en route to a hungry, pizza-loving French person. —Mark H....

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Halloween Is Big Pizza Night

Who knew? Depending on where you live, Halloween is either the biggest or second-biggest pizza night of the year: Halloween trails just behind Super Bowl Sunday as the busiest day of the year for many pizzerias — and it is often the single busiest day for those located in neighborhoods that are not big on football. "Halloween breaks our records every year, particularly when it's on a weekend," said Byron Gougoumis, one of four brothers who own Pizza Rustica, with two branches in Oakland. "It's our busiest night of the year. Home delivery is insane. It's got to be the...

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Pizza Hut Online Fundraiser for Slain Driver

Pizza Hut is starting an online fundraiser for Toua Xiong, the delivery driver who was shot to death on Aug. 6th. Eighty stores across the Minnesota are donating part of their profits to Xiong's family for his memorial fund. A full page in Friday's Minneapolis Star Tribune advertises the event. For a week starting on Monday, Pizza Hut will donate 20 percent of its online sales to Xiong's family. Click here for more information: pizzahutmn.com Pizza Hut starts fundraiser for slain pizza driver [KSTP-TV 5]...

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Interesting Opportunity for Connecticut Pizza Deliverers

From Craigslist: Southern Connecticut based Television Production Company is looking for pizza delivery people to represent their pizza joint for a upcoming segment on a Food Network cooking show. Filming will take place on either Aug 22, 23 or 24 (date have not been finalized) Please put food network casting in subject letter of the email and include an up-to-date photo as well as the name of the pizza place you work at. Please note that you would need to dress in your uniform Thank you. Food Network need pizza delivery people [Craigslist]...

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