Interesting

[dancerjodi]

Tisana and I were talking about this at Diesel last Thursday - the moral implications (or not?) of Curves:

http://www.boston.com/news/globe/magazine/articles/2005/06/19/sweating_with_the_enemy/

And Tisana, the organization I was trying to remember from being super vocal at the March last year was Operation Rescue . . .

Related, I never knew about the Dominos owner and his political leanings. Are there any other large companies in this boat (besides Coors, who the article mentions) that you're aware of?

Comments

[deadwinter.livejournal.com]

This is why I can't give money to Dominos anymore, convenient and tasty as they are.

[canongrrl.livejournal.com]

tasty and dominoes should never be used in the same sentence. There are many many better pizzas out there. In fact I'm hard pressed to think of a worse pizza...maybe some microwave jobby...

Pino's should deliver to you. And if I recall, Pizza Ring was decent as well.

[deadwinter.livejournal.com]

I liked their Philly Cheesteak one...now please don't kill me.

I don't have a Pizza Ring nearby, I don't think. Now, the Pizza Ring on Western Ave in Cambridge was decent, no doubt.

And Pino's? I'll have to check that.

When I lived in Raleigh I developed a strange addiction to Papa Johns...should give that a shot sometime.

[canongrrl.livejournal.com]

I thought there was a pizza ring on the street with wolf's lighting...by your house, near the model bar or some such

[deadwinter.livejournal.com]

it was, tis gone now. Used to be a combination pizza/chilean fast food. It was good, but not as good as Cambridge's.

They got busted for taxes, I think. Now there is a new pizza place there.

Pinos

[dancer.livejournal.com]

There aren't a lot of them. Amazingly enough, there is one in Waltham (DW, its who we ordered from last year on our painting night - so you've probably tried them before - albeit after the pizza got cold and was sitting for a bit).

My favorite of theirs: Chicken bacon and ranch :)