Ordering a pizza in 2010
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Brian...... Please for the love of god START RIDING YOUR BIKE!!!!!
Can't wife is in China, I'll ride if you come babysit my kidsTheMontashu said:
you would trust me with kids???Brian HCM#1 said:Can't wife is in China, I'll ride if you come babysit my kids
We're talking about riding hereTheMontashu said:
Sounds good, but if it goes down like that I'm popin 3 thizz pillssanjuro said:
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!Brian HCM#1 said:We're talking about riding here
you better wach it or some one will be getting a pair of nuts deposited in thier mouthes while they sleep.sanjuro said:
F no, they would break him.sanjuro said:
Has anybody got a whole *bunch* of tinfoil hats for the ACLU? 
Hogwash. Most companies can't even get their *OWN* data integrated, much less data from thousands of disparate sources. The pizza place knows your name and what you order because they keep track of it and have caller ID.stinkyboy said:A pizza joint by my place answers by saying my name, and they know what I always order because their computer pulls it up. This isn't that far off.
I'll send you a tinfoil hat, too.
TheMontashu said:
You should see what your credit card company knows about you, or even if you have a loyalty card at a large supermarket.SkaredShtles said:Hogwash. Most companies can't even get their *OWN* data integrated, much less data from thousands of disparate sources. The pizza place knows your name and what you order because they keep track of it and have caller ID.
I'll send you a tinfoil hat, too.
What does the credit card company know about me that would surprise me? What I buy? What my SSN is? Am I likely to be shocked and horrified by the information they have?Changleen said:
I don't think I really have that much interesting info.............
Actually your credit report can really hurt you and 1 in 4 credit reports is wrong and will unfairly impact you financially. 1 in 4 accuracy is completely unacceptable.SkaredShtles said:What does the credit card company know about me that would surprise me? What I buy? What my SSN is? Am I likely to be shocked and horrified by the information they have?
I don't think I really have that much interesting info.............
There is currently lobbying effort to get these credit reporting companies in line.
WTF has this got to do with my question? What does my credit *CARD* company know about me that is going to horrify me?syadasti said:
And yes, I check my credit report 3x a year and no, there have never been any misinformation.
Yeah. Thanks for that earth shattering information.syadasti said:
Could you try answering the question I posed? Or do you not have any input and are just randomly spewing forth information?
Well if companies share or sell information about you without your authorization or via sneaky contracts they are violating your privacy rights which is the point of the cartoon at the start of this thread. Do you like spam, being suspected of something you are not, or nosey people in general?SkaredShtles said:Yeah. Thanks for that earth shattering information.
Could you try answering the question I posed? Or do you not have any input and are just randomly spewing forth information?
Spam costs something like $2000/year/employee with a 3% loss of productivity.
[url=http://marketplace.publicradio.org/shows/2006/05/18/PM200605186.html?refid=0]Recent News Piece on inaccurate credit reporting[/url] said:
Wasnt much interest when I posted it 2 months ago either
just give it some time though.
http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=148506
http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=148506
A computer that pulls up what I ordered last time I called. Wow, I guess that is just way too far off in the future.SkaredShtles said:Hogwash. Most companies can't even get their *OWN* data integrated, much less data from thousands of disparate sources. The pizza place knows your name and what you order because they keep track of it and have caller ID.
I'll send you a tinfoil hat, too.
Give them a call and find out for yourself: http://www.zpizza.com/
How do they rate for a pizza chain?stinkyboy said:
This one is pretty decent compared to dominos, papa john, pizza hut, etc:
http://www.hell.co.nz/
It's very good California style pizza. Chicken and fresh basil leaves on wheat crust rules!syadasti said:
I've heard of Hell but never eaten their pizza. They took some flack for some of their advertising featuring a photo of George W. and the headline: "Hell: Too Good For Some Evil Bastards."
I don't think most of the people in NZ would care that muchstinkyboy said:I've heard of Hell but never eaten their pizza. They took some flack for some of their advertising featuring a photo of George W. and the headline: "Hell: Too Good For Some Evil Bastards."
There was a great place nearby that was going to go chain called the American Pizza Kitchen (like the California Pizza Kitchen chain) but it had financial troubles and failed to lift off. Awesome pizza, bar, and food though!