h a l f b a k e r yThe word "How?" springs to mind at this point.
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This is actually an idea I had years ago but just remembered
when I was thinking about pizza.
Trying to reach a friend who didn't have a phone, I stopped
at
a Western Union office and priced sending a message
($10.00).
Too pricy, I declined and hit upon this idea.
I called the local
Pizza Parlor in my friend's town and
ordered a hot cheese pizza to be delivered. "By the way," I
asked, "Could you write on the box 'will not arrive until 10
pm. [name]"? Voila! Message sent in fifteen minutes with a
hot cheese pizza thrown in extra.
I never did reimburse Richie for the pizza come to think of
it.
(I want to change the name from 'Western Union Pizza'.)
Pizza Chute
http://www.halfbake.../idea/Pizza_20Chute
by Zircon. Entirely dissimilar. [my face your, Oct 04 2004]
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so your friend pays for pizza and message on delivery? what if he is out? this makes a lot of sense at the end of a long day when I am coming down with the flu. actch chooo. |
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The pizza trick jutta mentions is on page 165 of "How to Play with your Food" at least in the first edition. The book appears to be out of print. |
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I'm a huge Penn & Teller fan, have all their stuff. (WTAGIPBAN) |
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What better way to say 'I love you' than with piping hot pizza? :) Croissant! |
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At that time a whole pie, delivered, was $7.00. |
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[krelnik]: All their stuff? How about "Penn and Teller Get Killed" on laserdisc? No? You want it? Maybe we can deal before I put it up for auction. |
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This wouldn't work if the doughnut-shaped pizza were widely adopted. There'd be no point to the message. |
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Hmmmm, since I don't have the appropriate equipment to play it on, I think I'll pass, Gun. |
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