Entries tagged with 'Sports'
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Race Baiting
Domino's, purveyor of such dreck as the Doublemelt, is holding a contest to find America's biggest pizza fanatic. Not big as in girth, but big as in enthusiastic (though we suspect the two might go hand in hand). The winner gets to take a friend to to a VIP NASCAR weekend September 9 and 10 at Richmond International Raceway. The vee-eye-pizzas get to meet Michael Waltrip, who'll be driving the Domino's car in those races. We know we've got some pizza fanatics among our Slice readers, and we'd love to see one of you win this (and take pix and...Cascarino's at Shea Stadium
KAZUO GANBATTE! *Kazuo Matsui's Seibu Lions card, with an actual piece of a game-used baseball (top left). Shea Stadium, or, as Seltzerboy likes to call it, "Shea International Airport" (top right). Mets players swarm Cliff Floyd, whose ninth-inning single drove in the game's winning run (middle). The food directory that led us to the pizza stand (above left). FOS (Friend of Slice) H.S. digs into (but doesn't dig) a lackluster slice (above right) at Shea. 日本語訳 [NIHONGO] | When it comes to sports, this reporter couldn't care less who's on first or who f_ _ _ed around and got a...Fan Apizziation
Toronto Raptors fans got a free slice after the team scored 87 points against the Denver Nuggets.Used to be 100, but the Raptors don't usually score that much anymore....Former Deliveryman
This, from CNN.com: Tim Petrovic was another stroke behind after a 66, and he was on another kind of bubble. The former pizza deliveryman is 41st on the money list, and appears to be a shoo-in to wind up in the top 40 and qualify for the Masters. I don't really follow golf, so Petrovic's former career as pizza driver is news to me....Slice is part of the Foodblog Ad Network. To advertise on this site or across a network of food-related weblogs, click here.
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