Um... Just how lazy are some people?

[Mark]

And when you want chicken, BBQ sauce, and pineapple on your pizza, they're great. But for your basic boring pepperoni, they're a bit pricey.

They seem pricey no matter what, to me, but I do agree that in the former instances the taste is fine enough.

 

[cignus_pfaccari]

I can see why having such a command might be useful, since getting food can be problematic depending on what you're doing at the time. Having a pizza menu up is easier than running to the kitchen for a Hot Pocket...since you can always cancel out if something requires your immediate attention, like, say, a giant wandering into your group. Sure, you could call and do that, but not everybody has broadband.

Of course, you still have to answer the door and sign for it, but that shouldn't take too long. And it's not like you have to eat the entire pizza in one sitting. It keeps in the fridge for a few days.

Brad

 

[Barendd Nobeard]

It isn't the EQII players that developed the ability to do this. I can't imagine many places on the planet where someone would pick up a phone to call for pizza and Pizza Hut would be first choice. It's not pizza, so much as a sponge with ketchup and processed cheese food on top. Pizza Hut is just preying on the imobility of EQII players and praying the phone is on the other side of the room.

What, you think you got better pizza in your town or something?

 

[Xath]

I've had independent pizza. Angelo's Pizza, where I grew up, makes the claim to have the "World's Largest Slice" of pizza. And it's friggen huge, and tasty. But certainly not the best pizza I've ever had. (They do have the best cheese-steaks ever, but that's a debate for another thread)

All I'm saying is that I infinitely prefer frozed pizza, because it's always fresh and much much much less greasy. It also tastes just as good, if not better, than any commercial pizza I have come across. And I have come across quite a few commercial pizza places. This is not to say that all frozen pizzas are good, but the ratio of frozen pizza goodness to commercial pizza goodness is quite high. Go on, go get a Dijorno. See if you don't like it.

 

[reveal]

http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/fun.games/02/28/sony.pizza.order.ap/index.html

Sony plans to integrate the pizza function more tightly into the game, so players can charge pizza to their monthly game subscription bill.

"Billy! Why was my credit card charged $400 this month for Everquest!"

 

[barsoomcore]

My cable payment IS larger than my car payment.

$43 a month, dude.

 

[Campbell]

My cable payment IS larger than my car payment.

$43 a month, dude.

You're getting off easy man. The basic non-digital package where I live is $51 per month. To add to the exorbant cable rates here, a local ordinance against minidishes in apartments only makes things worse.

 

[Galethorn]

I'm that lazy, but I'm so much more cheap that I neither play MMOs or would be willing to order pizza when the kitchen--and the bulk goods therein--is just down the hall. That said, my dad and I often talk to each other at opposite ends of the house with our cell phones or a net messaging program, so we don't have to shout...

That said, I walk about two miles a day just in the process of commuting to school. That said, it's because I'm too lazy to work enough to pay for a car and gas.

 

[Psychic Warrior]

That's really funny because this comic makes fun of just that.

http://ctrlaltdel-online.com/images/comics/20050221.jpg

That comic is so unrealistic. i mean - the guy would defiantely have married an elf from Evercrack.