San Francisco may be 1st city to cut Yellow Pages

[garbon]

I keep my phone books. When my power was out for 3 days lats winter, I was able to maintain communications with pizza joints.

Why would you need more than one though? When I moved to SF, I took one but when they came around next year, I really didn't need a new one. My local pizza places didn't pop in and out of existence so quickly.

[Ed Anger]

I keep my phone books. When my power was out for 3 days lats winter, I was able to maintain communications with pizza joints.

Why would you need more than one though? When I moved to SF, I took one but when they came around next year, I really didn't need a new one. My local pizza places didn't pop in and out of existence so quickly.

Sheer laziness. I toss the new ones on top of the stack.

[derspiess]

I keep my phone books. When my power was out for 3 days lats winter, I was able to maintain communications with pizza joints.

Refrigerator magnets

[Ed Anger]

I keep my phone books. When my power was out for 3 days lats winter, I was able to maintain communications with pizza joints.

Refrigerator magnets

My phone books don't fall to the floor.

[Josquius]

I keep my phone books. When my power was out for 3 days lats winter, I was able to maintain communications with pizza joints.

They don't bombard you with little menus through the letter box (/in the mail box) over there?

[Richard Hakluyt]

I keep my phone books. When my power was out for 3 days lats winter, I was able to maintain communications with pizza joints.

They don't bombard you with little menus through the letter box (/in the mail box) over there?

They do, but unlike derspiess, Ed has not yet mastered the advanced technology of the fridge magnet.

OTOH he no doubt maintains a proscription list of unsatisfactory pizza joints 

[Ed Anger]

I keep my phone books. When my power was out for 3 days lats winter, I was able to maintain communications with pizza joints.

They don't bombard you with little menus through the letter box (/in the mail box) over there?

They do, but unlike derspiess, Ed has not yet mastered the advanced technology of the fridge magnet.

OTOH he no doubt maintains a proscription list of unsatisfactory pizza joints 

Domino's head the list. Dominos delenda est.

[HVC]

So the ads lie? Dominoes still sucks?

[garbon]

So the ads lie? Dominoes still sucks?

Actually, it is way better than it used to be.

[jimmy olsen]

So the ads lie? Dominoes still sucks?

Actually, it is way better than it used to be.

I agree.

[sbr]

I keep my phone books. When my power was out for 3 days lats winter, I was able to maintain communications with pizza joints.

I only order pizza from one place and their number is easy enough to remember I haven't had to look it up in years: 538-3800

[Razgovory]

So the ads lie? Dominoes still sucks?

Actually, it is way better than it used to be.

They stopped letting the Noid shit on the pizzas.

[dps]

Regardless of the need or lack of need for phonebooks in general and the yellow pages in particular, I don't think it's really any of the governments business whether or not they are being distrubuted.

[Caliga]

So the ads lie? Dominoes still sucks?

Actually, it is way better than it used to be.

That's cool, but at some point they will need to increase profit margins so will cut back on quality/quantity of ingredients again and it will once again suck.  Papa John's goes through cycles like that all the time.  In the case of Papa John's, it has to do with whether or not John Schnatter is actively involved in managing the chain.  He has repeatedly stepped into and out of an active management role over the years, and when they're in a "Schnatter is hands-on now" phase, quality improves but profits drop.  Then the board gets angry, so quality goes back down and Schnatter gets mad and 'retires'.  Rinse, repeat.

[Ed Anger]

Papa John's breadsticks suck.