March 14- $3.14 Blaze Pizza
- Price:
- $3.14
- Expiry:
- March 14, 2018
- Retailer:
- Blaze Pizza
Saw the signage up today. Be prepared for massive lineup once more
I'm serious as cancer when I say rhythm is a dancer.
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- sprung [OP]
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- whoa-albert
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The pizza is so good that I rather pay full price than wait in line.
- matttheman
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Expect loads of ryerson students as well as other people who want cheap and good pizza
- ronak137
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Thats not the RFD way.whoa-albert wrote: ↑ The pizza is so good that I rather pay full price than wait in line.
- ahlong
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just saw this email too
- RedSwagDeals
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I also hear this a lot, what makes it so good? To me seems like an overpriced hipster spot, but i am a thrifty RFD'er so i'm cheap AF to begin with.whoa-albert wrote: ↑ The pizza is so good that I rather pay full price than wait in line.
- sprung [OP]
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all toppings included in flat rate price. i get everything on mine and have trouble finishing it. BTW, just one per person on 3/14RedSwagDeals wrote: ↑ I also hear this a lot, what makes it so good? To me seems like an overpriced hipster spot, but i am a thrifty RFD'er so i'm cheap AF to begin with.
I'm serious as cancer when I say rhythm is a dancer.
- appleb
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I remember it was previously raining on this day, and the lineup still wrapped around the building up to the Tim Hortons. There are too many Ryerson students in the area with all the free time to wait in line.
Almost guaranteed the lineup will be close to 2 hours long. If you're an office worker in the area thinking you can grab one during lunch... forget it.
Almost guaranteed the lineup will be close to 2 hours long. If you're an office worker in the area thinking you can grab one during lunch... forget it.
- ApeShmtCrazy
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Cut in line. If people complain, start talking in a foreign language, gibberish and act erratic. Remember, Canadians are polite and absolutely no one want's to get stabbed.appleb wrote: ↑ I remember it was previously raining on this day, and the lineup still wrapped around the building up to the Tim Hortons. There are too many Ryerson students in the area with all the free time to wait in line.
Almost guaranteed the lineup will be close to 2 hours long. If you're an office worker in the area thinking you can grab one during lunch... forget it.
- Flunk
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That's a good way to get punched, or in the worst case, stabbed.ApeShmtCrazy wrote: ↑ Cut in line. If people complain, start talking in a foreign language, gibberish and act erratic. Remember, Canadians are polite and absolutely no one want's to get stabbed.
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- Micelli_Illuminatti
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LOL. You could get kicked out by the restaurant, though.ApeShmtCrazy wrote: ↑ Cut in line. If people complain, start talking in a foreign language, gibberish and act erratic. Remember, Canadians are polite and absolutely no one want's to get stabbed.
Corvus oculum corvi non eruit.
- iloveS2
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I was going to go last year but the line up was insane... people started lining up way before lunch time.
IMO, its better to pay the full price than wait in line. But if you have nothing else to do, its not a bad deal at all.
IMO, its better to pay the full price than wait in line. But if you have nothing else to do, its not a bad deal at all.
- ApeShmtCrazy
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Or you might get that pizza for free if you're convincing enough with your implication. Fast food employees are people too.Micelli_Illuminatti wrote: ↑ LOL. You could get kicked out by the restaurant, though.
- Flunk
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Or you get them cops there to pull you out and and perhaps even a psychological evaluation. It's a stupid strategy to save a few bucks.ApeShmtCrazy wrote: ↑ Or you might get that pizza for free if you're convincing enough with your implication. Fast food employees are people too.
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- armadaone
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I hope this is a reference to it's always sunny.ApeShmtCrazy wrote: ↑ Not if you're the one people think is going to stab somebody. You see, it's all about the implication.
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- steven80
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why did you post so many threads on this?
- whatyoulookinatbud
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how are the lines people?!
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