Entries tagged with 'T-shirts'
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Leftovers: The Day's Stray Links
The Gutter Gourmet wore his folded-slice T-shirt to last Sunday's Serious Eats Hot Dog Hootenanny. He wore a similar shirt to the Pieman's Craft event at Una Pizza Napoletana last fall. You Think? Domino's miscreant finding it hard to get new job. [NYDN] Rim Shot? Charming a customer goes a long way. Will this parting line earn delivery driver a laugh—and a tip? [Pizza Delivery Stories] Jamie Pugh: BGT singing sensation bracing for day back at Domino's. [The Sun] Hell Pizza at It Again: This time the New Zealand chain specializing in controversial advertising takes flak over a Hitler...Pizzeria Delfina's Genius Anti-Yelp T-Shirts
7x7 San Francisco's Pizzeria Delfina has come up with a brilliant way of countering negative reviews from less-than-literate Yelpers—it simply prints the nasty reviews on its employees' T-shirts. 7x7, which first reported on the shirts, makes a great analogy—it's sort of like taking back the night. Or, perhaps a better comparison would be in the way that minority groups attempt to reclaim certain derogatory terms—queer, nigga, bitch—from the dominant culture, thereby mitigating the sting of those words. With messages such as "The pizza was soooo greasy. I am assuming this was in part due to the pig fat" (natalie...Folding Your Slice: It's a New York Thing
This is one of the best pizza T-shirts ever. Available from aNYthing. A little steep at $34 plus shipping. [via Jake Dobkin]...I [Slice] NY T-Shirt Update
Dear Homeslices Who Have Ordered I [Slice] NY T-Shirts, Since many of you are asking—and because I should have updated you all earlier—I wanted to give a status report on the I [Slice] NY tees. I apologize for the delay and thank you for your patience on these. They were just shipped via UPS, and I expect them to arrive at Slice headquarters by the week's end. If they arrive by Friday (and I think they will), I'll be shipping them first thing Monday morning. Again, sorry for the delay on these. They should be in your hands shortly....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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