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Video: Pi Day With Dominos
Pi Day celebrated with a time-lapse of spiraling dominos. 3.141592653589793238462643383279…
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Image: Domino’s Pizza Employee Warning Record
If you're going to go out, go out in style. Or smeared in “lava cake mix”… either way is good.
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Video: Japanese Chrome Domino Test
Rube Goldberg dominoes aren't the most obvious measure of browser speed, but they're much more fun to watch than the other options.
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Image: Domino's Breakfast Pizza
A Domino’s franchise near the University of Dayton is doing some excellent marketing to the hangover crowd. The pizza base is cheese and bread, topped with sunny-side up eggs, sausage, bacon, onions and green peppers, and costs $7.99.
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Domino Building Lego Machine
Tech Buzz Another wonderful Lego invention. Getting tired of setting up dominoes? This machine built out of Legos will set up perfectly spaced dominoes.
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Image: Domino’s Bread Bowl Pasta
Dominos has finally come up with a solution to the world's widespread carbohydrate deficiency problem: Bread Bowl Pasta. Basically it's like the soup bread bowl, but 100% more likely to give you a stroke.
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Food Tampering Laws, Explained
Food Buzz Is it really illegal to fart on a sandwich? Am I allowed to make the B in my BLT stand for boogers? Not in all states…but for our North Carolinian pizza-making friends…maybe. In Ohio, probably not. Slate takes a look.
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Image: Domino’s Employee Mug Shots
Here they are - your salami farting, butt wiping, pizza sneezing and recently fired Domino's employee mug shots. They've both been charged with “distributing prohibited foods,” and will *probably* never work in food service again, unless Taco Bell's hiring.
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Video: Disgusting Domino’s People
These videos offer some very convincing reasons for thinking twice about those fart-covered Domino's salami sandwiches. But thankfully, everyone involved just got fired. So I guess you could say Domino's Pizza = safe and booger free once again…right?
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Video: Beer Dominos
This is a truly impressive feat. Who knows what the - Swedish? - caption at the end means, but I'm guessing it roughly translates as “We have absolutely no regrets about investing our time in this project.”
