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Video: 30 Rock's Devon Banks on Cold Pizza the Morning After

On 30 Rock last night, Devon Banks (Will Arnett) returns to plot his revenge against Jack Donaghy (Alec Baldwin). A heated(?) exchange ensues about cold, morning-after pizza and hot, hot pizza: Devon: You know, revenge is a dish best served cold, Jack. Like sashimi ... or pizza.Jack: You prefer cold pizza?Devon: The morning after? It's the best.Jack: Better than hot pizza? That's insane.Devon: You don't tell me what kind of pizza to like. You don't tell me anything anymore, Jack! Another weird TV pizza reference: Doctor Who Tries to Call U.N.I.T., Dials Pizza Geronimo by Mistake...

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Video: Crispycones Pizza Cone on 'Colbert Report'

Crispycones appeared on the October 15, 2009, Colbert Report. Stephen gives it both a Tip of the Hat and a Wag of the Finger for being too easy to eat. The cone-shaped treat solves an age-old problem—namely the difficultly inherent in eating a slice of pizza. And, hah! The Crispycones website has embedded the Colbert video. [via Eat Me Daily] Pizza Cones Ad Nauseam Pizza in a Cone: Crispycones Pizza in a Cone: Kornet Pizza Pizza Cones Make U.S. Debut in K.C. Mall...

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Is One of Your Coworkers This Bad?

[Photograph: passiveaggressivenotes.com] My first thought on seeing this photo on passiveaggressivenotes.com was that the coworker had nibbled from the wrong end....

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Comment of the Day: We Tease You 'Cause We Love You

"Free pizza for Camaro owners? That should make the entire state of NJ very happy." —ESNY1077...

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Comment of the Day: Is There a Doctor in the House?

"...For all of you who answered '8,' I'll be treating your acid reflux in a few years." —famdoc, on the "How Many Slices Do You Eat?" poll...

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People in Pizza Costumes Becoming Pizzas

The site People in Pizza Costumes Becoming Pizzas cleverly clones single "slices" of pizza-costumed people into whole "pies." In addition to the cute little baby slice above, there are five other pizzas on the site....

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Pizza Is Like Sex, Sex Is Like Pizza

buycostumes.com When you've been blogging about pizza for more than five years, you've heard the old "pizza is like sex" joke—"even when it's bad, it's good." It ceased to amuse me by, oh, about the second time I heard it, which is why I was surprised when I found myself LOLing at a recent thread in the Serious Eats Talk section: Sex is like pizza...or is it... You look back on your experiences with it in college, and say, "What was I thinking?" (If you've already seen this thread, forgive me. I'm still catching up on stuff I missed...

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Man Complains About Frozen Pizza with No Toppings

Turns out he had opened it upside down and saw only the bottom. Tosser. [via Daily Fork]...

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Quote of the Day: Nostalgia

"Props to 99¢ Fresh Pizza for looking like something around since the early 1980s..." —santoslhalper...

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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...

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