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Getting off your ass is officially a thing of the past. I heard on the radio today that you'll soon be able to order a pizza from Dominos through your TV.

http://blog.wired.com/business/2008/07/tivo-to-cash-in.html

It's amazing that we put so much effort into trying to do less.

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My friend already orders her Dominos online. I'm not surprised by this. What I am surprised is that anyone would order pizza from Dominos as it's really the farthest thing from good pizza.

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Getting off your ass is officially a thing of the past. I heard on the radio today that you'll soon be able to order a pizza from Dominos through your TV.

http://blog.wired.com/business/2008/07/tivo-to-cash-in.html

It's amazing that we put so much effort into trying to do less.

Laptop + wireless internet + dominos online = old news

edit: and with skype, I don't even have to get up to get the phone if I need to call in an order

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I once lived on Dominos for 3 straight days, and it was terrific, but this was many many moons ago.

Sometimes I think 'labor-saving' efforts should be reversed; a great quantity of people would do themselves well by actually DOING something once in a while. Call it Waist-Saving or some such.

Me, I almost slid off the metal roof of my shop this afternoon- I was up there leaf blowing, naturally. But at least I wasn't flattening couch cushions...

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aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand we're officially one step closer to being morbidly obese lethargic blobs like the people in Wall-E. Does anybody else get the feeling we're headed for the existence shown in that movie if we don't start doing for ourselves again soon?

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Laptop + wireless internet + dominos online = old news

edit: and with skype, I don't even have to get up to get the phone if I need to call in an order

Yes...I've done that for years... w/ Papa Johns also. Still have to get up to answer the door, though.

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Yes...I've done that for years... w/ Papa Johns also. Still have to get up to answer the door, though.

When I was delivering, there was a woman who would instruct us to leave the pizzas on the bench on her porch, take the cash from under the doormat and keep the change. I always thought it was strange. Turns out she had a psychotic poodle that would freak out when the doorbell rang or when there were strangers around.

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When I was delivering, there was a woman who would instruct us to leave the pizzas on the bench on her porch, take the cash from under the doormat and keep the change. I always thought it was strange. Turns out she had a psychotic poodle that would freak out when the doorbell rang or when there were strangers around.

Interesting... my dogs start barking and jumping around when the doorbell rings. Actually, since I pay and tip online, I really don't need to appear at the door except to take the pizza (though I always check it before the delivery guy leaves, as Papa John's has a history of forgetting toppings).

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