Free Dominos CinnaStix w/code, No Purchase Necessary

**onthewhat** · 03-31-09, 05:20 PM

Bobby has excellent connections on Slick Deals.net

**VegasDave** · 03-31-09, 05:24 PM

What is it with this site and Domino's discounts?

**onthewhat** · 03-31-09, 05:25 PM

Vegas Dave I think posters have side action on your weight loss goals

Bobby must be on the "NO" side

**VegasDave** · 03-31-09, 05:31 PM

Originally posted by onthewhat

Vegas Dave I think posters have side action on your weight loss goals

Bobby must be on the "NO" side

This definitely makes sense

Next weigh in is tomorrow. Fingers crossed.

**treece** · 03-31-09, 05:37 PM

Dominos is expensive. There used to be one here, they moved right across the street from another pizza joint. Dominos charged about $13 for a pepperoni pizza and other place was like $9.50. Dominos was gone within 2 years.

**bobbyfk** · 03-31-09, 05:50 PM

looks good:

**Willie Bee** · 03-31-09, 06:01 PM

Looks like a lot of cardboard for nothing special, not to mention stoners calling in for them without thinking that delivery guy just might be a cop.

Place 2 slices of bread in toaster and crank it up to your desired effect

2 teaspoons sugar mixed with a few dashes of cinnamon.

Butter and butter knife, nothing too sharp for some of y'all.

Once toast is done, apply butter liberally. Sprinkle on sugar and cinnamon mix. Eat.

**Junkyard Dog** · 03-31-09, 06:02 PM

thanks sandals

**bobbyfk** · 03-31-09, 06:11 PM

Originally posted by Willie Bee

Looks like a lot of cardboard for nothing special, not to mention stoners calling in for them without thinking that delivery guy just might be a cop.

Place 2 slices of bread in toaster and crank it up to your desired effect

2 teaspoons sugar mixed with a few dashes of cinnamon.

Butter and butter knife, nothing too sharp for some of y'all.

Once toast is done, apply butter liberally. Sprinkle on sugar and cinnamon mix. Eat.

thanks WB

**Willie Bee** · 03-31-09, 06:15 PM

Remember Bobby, the real trick is the liberal application of the butter. Even poster Obama Our Lord is keen on liberally applying the butter. It's the one thing the whole world can agree to be liberal about, applying butter. Paula Deen is like the patron saint of butter liberals.

**The_Kid** · 03-31-09, 06:16 PM

Originally posted by Willie Bee

Paula Deen is like the patron saint of butter liberals.

Ever watch her on the Food Network? That lady LOVES butter in her dishes.

**BadNina** · 03-31-09, 06:40 PM

Originally posted by VegasDave

What is it with this site and Domino's discounts?

Loubert loves Domino's.

**RogueJuror** · 04-01-09, 05:37 AM

keep posting them bobby, this could be your niche

**ryanspeer2001** · 04-01-09, 06:03 AM

bobbyfk thank you for contributing to my love for food and borderline obesity.

**InTheHole** · 04-01-09, 06:07 AM

SlickDeals.net?

**Shortstop** · 04-01-09, 06:20 AM

Bobby they don't deliver here.

**bobbyfk** · 04-01-09, 07:12 AM

pick up ShortStop

**BestPlay2day** · 04-01-09, 11:59 AM

Dominos f'ed up, wasn't suppose to be a free pizza deal:

http://i.consumerist.com/5193012/dominos-accidentally-gives-away-11000-pizzas-in-bailout-promotion

This morning, Rick Broida posted a great deal from ubiquitous pizza chain Domino's at his Cheapskate blog on CNET. Customers could get a free one-topping pizza (carryout only) by ordering online and using the coupon code "BAILOUT."
The problem: It never was intended to be a real promotion.
The original coupon code was discovered by trial and error by one of Broida's readers. Eventually, individual franchises started canceling the Web orders, blaming the Web coupon's existence on hackers or a "computer glitch."
In all, 11,000 readers and other pizza (such as it is) lovers used the code before Domino's turned it off, and Broida learned the real origin of the promotion:

Spoke to a Domino's rep, who told me the free-pizza code was created internally for a promotion that was never actually green-lit. A customer happened to enter the code (Domino's has been heavily advertising their "bailout" promotion), told the world, and here we are. Apparently the company honored nearly 11,000 of the coupons before pulling the plug.

I haven't eaten their pizza since the '80s, but I have to hand it to Domino's for at least honoring the orders that went through before they caught the glitch, and for giving blog readers another promotional code (SWEET) good for an order of free Cinna Stix with online orders.

**treece** · 04-01-09, 06:14 PM

Cinnastix are very good.