h a l f b a k e r yOn the one hand, true. On the other hand, bollocks.
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Instead of those stupid leaflets with a long listing of all
possible pizzas I can order I want a magnet with the name of
the pizza and the phone-number. I hate to get these leaflets
as junkmail but when I need one I can't find one. And when I
find one I forgot which from the 70 or so choices
I liked so
much last time. Not when I saved the magnet that came along
with that pizza.
Tombstone Pizza
http://www.tombstone.com
For the love o' God, man! Eat in! [The Military, Aug 19 2001, last modified Oct 17 2004]
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Baked-- when they bother. Papa J's in Cleveland gave
these out all teh time. |
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When my local pizza place delivers, they provide a current price list with your order marked on it. This list lives by the phone. All others go in the bin. |
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Ain't life a bitch. Make a binder of door knob flyers. |
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1) Buy a normal fridge magnet
2) Order a pizza.
If pizza is good then:
3a) Attach pizza place leaflet to fridge door with magnet.
Else:
3b) Don't. |
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I use pizza magnets all the time. I am starring at some now, on the weirdly magnetic walls of my office. |
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I think what [rrrddsnl] is trying to say is if the pizza place delivers you a pizza with Hard Salami, Pineapples, and Banana Peppers that they should give you a magnet that says Hard Salami, Pineapples, and Banana Peppers. Better then that, but it should also be in the shape of a pizza, maybe even with the condiments shapes on there too. It's a good idea, but not really bakeable unless the delivery service has common pizzas that they can do that with, but not too many people are going to order anchovies, but if it's one of your favorites and you want a magnet, you are just SOL |
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You have that hard a time remembering what you like on a pizza? |
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If there's 70 or so choices, I'm guessing [rrrddsnl] is from the USA. |
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I only ever see a choice of about 10 where I am. There's Spam, Spam & Bacon, Spam Bacon Eggs & Spam... |
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StarChaser, I am not from the US of A. I was staying in
suburbia in the Netherlands at my parent's place when I
got this idea. It is very rare, say once every 2 months,
that a pizza is ordered by phone there. But there are so
many, but I forget which precise combination out of 70
was best. And the flyer is always lost. Hence the magnet
idea. Because they don't have magnets there either.
Fridge magnets are an urban thing here, I have the
impression. Not suburban. I am curious about the magnets
of Papa J though. I like Steve's idea a lot. The
pizzadelivery only needs one line though, just a computer
phone routing server behind it. CallerID to trace the
address of the caller. As a service an automated voice
calls to give an update, like FedEx packages. When the
pizza gets in the oven (you can still cancel the order)
when it gets out (you can cancel), when it is coming your
way, when it is at 10 minutes from your house (thanks to
GPS). Or SMS messages would be less intrusive. Could be a
USP. |
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That would take what little soul is left. |
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Well, this is sort of baked on Papa John's website anyway...Has an option for 'Use last order'. |
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It still seems like a lot of work to remember 'pepperoni and hamburger'... |
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What do I want on *my* Tombstone? "Where's My Frickin' Magnet!?" |
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Magnets don't work below sea level, maybe? |
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