which restaurant do you work at monkey
maybe i have ordered from you
If I actually said that, one of you people would call my boss and be all "Your employee told the internet to stop ordering pizza close to closing, you should totally fire him" and he would and I'd be unemployed and have to sell crack at Pioneer Square to smelly crackheads and fuck that noise.
Mad Pizza.
It's a secret to everybody.
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nevilleThe Worst Gay(Seriously. The Worst!)Registered Userregular
which restaurant do you work at monkey
maybe i have ordered from you
If I actually said that, one of you people would call my boss and be all "Your employee told the internet to stop ordering pizza close to closing, you should totally fire him" and he would and I'd be unemployed and have to sell crack at Pioneer Square to smelly crackheads and fuck that noise.
Mad Pizza.
It's a secret to everybody.
eh, not really
i was just curious
you should work for pagliacci's
mad pizza is also not bad
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edited July 2007
That is such a fratboy name.
"Dude, let's get mad pizza, yo."
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I feel so ridiculous saying "Mad Pizza" into various callboxes. I've come this close to just saying "Pizza". I mean, they know who they ordered from. Even if they don't know where they live. That's a fun statistic for you, something like half of all people have no clue what their own address is. It's sad.
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I feel so ridiculous saying "Mad Pizza" into various callboxes. I've come this close to just saying "Pizza". I mean, they know who they ordered from. Even if they don't know where they live. That's a fun statistic for you, something like half of all people have no clue what their own address is. It's sad.
"I dunno, that street?
you know... the one by the starbucks"
I feel so ridiculous saying "Mad Pizza" into various callboxes. I've come this close to just saying "Pizza". I mean, they know who they ordered from. Even if they don't know where they live. That's a fun statistic for you, something like half of all people have no clue what their own address is. It's sad.
What? Maybe it's guests that are over and ordering pizza or something.
I feel so ridiculous saying "Mad Pizza" into various callboxes. I've come this close to just saying "Pizza". I mean, they know who they ordered from. Even if they don't know where they live. That's a fun statistic for you, something like half of all people have no clue what their own address is. It's sad.
"I dunno, that street?
you know... the one by the starbucks"
Ok, you've narrowed it down to 80% of the blocks in Seattle...
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Mad Pizza is great. Do you by any chance work at the one on E. Madison?
Nope, the one on regular Madison. Having two stores on the same street confuses many people. And 411. Who always give people our number when they want theirs.
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Mad Pizza is great. Do you by any chance work at the one on E. Madison?
Nope, the one on regular Madison. Having two stores on the same street confuses many people. And 411. Who always give people our number when they want theirs.
Wait, so you are at the one on 1st Hill and I mistakenly referred to the street as E. Madison. I live just a few blocks from that store. Don't worry though, I'm not going to try and weasel some discount pizza off you. :P
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Mad Pizza is great. Do you by any chance work at the one on E. Madison?
Nope, the one on regular Madison. Having two stores on the same street confuses many people. And 411. Who always give people our number when they want theirs.
Wait, so you are at the one on 1st Hill and I mistakenly referred to the street as E. Madison. I live just a few blocks from that store. Don't worry though, I'm not going to try and weasel some discount pizza off you. :P
Yes. Most streets don't become East until after Broadway, but Madison is really odd because it's just a continuation of the downtown grid, so even I don't know exactly where it transitions from Madison to E. Madison. But I know my store is on Boylston and Madison.
If you see a blue and rust honda prelude ripping down your street at the fastest speed possible which is still safe, that's me 2 years and I have yet to cause an accident Though now that I think about almost the entire store drives Preludes. I've got the only blue and rust one though.
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Mad Pizza is great. Do you by any chance work at the one on E. Madison?
Nope, the one on regular Madison. Having two stores on the same street confuses many people. And 411. Who always give people our number when they want theirs.
Wait, so you are at the one on 1st Hill and I mistakenly referred to the street as E. Madison. I live just a few blocks from that store. Don't worry though, I'm not going to try and weasel some discount pizza off you. :P
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edited July 2007
I live in a culdesac. Also how much does it rain in Seattle.
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edited July 2007
Did you know that, when you are turning south onto Boren from Madison, it is almost always faster to turn left at Minor instead, then turn right on Marion and left on Boren, because the light at Boren and Marion is timed such that anyone who turns left from Madison hits a red light?
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edited July 2007
No pizza delivery driver will ever match the pure skill of Medic One drivers. I swear I have seen those guys go 60 down Pike during rush hour in the rain and hit nothing. The lights and siren probably help though.
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edited July 2007
oh come on, Dru, you know the pony joke was funny
and yeah, the drivers here are either awesome or awful
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True. But there's something like 3 of them in this city.
Also, I lied. The one time I was in an accident during work was this lady driving a Toyota Corolla who cut me off. Ironically at the time I was also driving a Corolla.
Her insurance bought my Prelude.
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If I actually said that, one of you people would call my boss and be all "Your employee told the internet to stop ordering pizza close to closing, you should totally fire him" and he would and I'd be unemployed and have to sell crack at Pioneer Square to smelly crackheads and fuck that noise.
It's a secret to everybody.
eh, not really
i was just curious
you should work for pagliacci's
mad pizza is also not bad
"Dude, let's get mad pizza, yo."
I worked at Domino's before that. It was worse than Wal-Mart.
WORSE THAN WAL-MART!
I feel so ridiculous saying "Mad Pizza" into various callboxes. I've come this close to just saying "Pizza". I mean, they know who they ordered from. Even if they don't know where they live. That's a fun statistic for you, something like half of all people have no clue what their own address is. It's sad.
"I dunno, that street?
you know... the one by the starbucks"
What? Maybe it's guests that are over and ordering pizza or something.
Nope, the one on regular Madison. Having two stores on the same street confuses many people. And 411. Who always give people our number when they want theirs.
Yes. Most streets don't become East until after Broadway, but Madison is really odd because it's just a continuation of the downtown grid, so even I don't know exactly where it transitions from Madison to E. Madison. But I know my store is on Boylston and Madison.
If you see a blue and rust honda prelude ripping down your street at the fastest speed possible which is still safe, that's me
haha
i live like 3 blocks from his work
h5?
there's a roundabout outside my house
and a lot. but its mostly drizzle
nuh uh
Think of the children. Well, the children who will later grow up and drive. Assuming the timing remains the same.
or Spike?
i'm so lost
SO LOST
and yeah, the drivers here are either awesome or awful
Almost every awful driver I see is either talking on their phone, txting on their phone, or driving a Lexus.
Hummer drivers are also awful.
True. But there's something like 3 of them in this city.
Also, I lied. The one time I was in an accident during work was this lady driving a Toyota Corolla who cut me off. Ironically at the time I was also driving a Corolla.
Her insurance bought my Prelude.
body so racked
front rail
oh the pain
but oh the view
seet 6 minute complete video of da funk performance too
ugh sleep
Why the hell don't I have any daft punk.
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