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I've done this beforeSo I am calling Domino's to take home a pizza and some cheesy sticks (wife is going out with some girl friends so it is me, my son, and my 2 daughters that have strep throat tonight). They tell me their specials, of which one is 2 medium 1-toppings and a bread for $14.99. They also have their XLP 1-topping for $9.99, with cheese sticks being $3.99.
So thein me immediately asks for the diameter of each pizza, I do a little pi X radius squared and figure out the most pizza per buck spent.
And no, there are not ANY good mom and pop pizza joints within 10 miles of where I live, so spare the "Good pizza down" comments.
2 x 12" is 24" of pizza for $14.991 x 16" pizza for 9.99. I think they are about equal. except you get the bread with the other pizza. 2 for deal sounds better but hey don't trust a Cane bra'So I am calling Domino's to take home a pizza and some cheesy sticks (wife is going out with some girl friends so it is me, my son, and my 2 daughters that have strep throat tonight). They tell me their specials, of which one is 2 medium 1-toppings and a bread for $14.99. They also have their XLP 1-topping for $9.99, with cheese sticks being $3.99.
So the
And no, there are not ANY good mom and pop pizza joints within 10 miles of where I live, so spare the "Good pizza down" comments.
12 slices for $15 = 8 slices for $10Chop the pot.The little pizzas have six slices. The big pizza has eight.Wait. How many slices is the $10 pizza?Not when the pizzas are different sizes...don't you have to take that into account?Damn your complicated math.
2 pizzas for $15 (we'll round) is $7.50 per pizza. Obviously a better deal.
1 pizza for $10
Card carrying member of the MOP fanclub, eh Shick!?
Pi B round.
@ MoP. He's like the mouse that keeps shocking himself trying to get the piece of cheese pizza.
I.P. Daily
Just leaving this out there is killing me. Call it the teacher in me, but not giving a solid answer to this atrocity is just wrong...Area of a circle = Pi * r^2
MoP poker threads down?
Shick, did this not cover it?
Isn't Pi 22/7...no? Than you multiply times the radius squared which I did...than you have 2 of the 12" pizzas so I doubled that number...c'mon Mr Kotter...what's wrong with this logic?
You still didn't answer the question or correct my math. When one of your students makes a mistake do you just tell him/her that their wrong and go right back to insulting the FFA community on your inclass laptop? I don't get it.
MOP, doesn't your cyphering reveal that the 2 12" pizzas represent a better deal?Shick's math indicates that the 16" is a $.017 better deal per square inch. That's without even considering that the 12" pizzas probably have more butt crust to be accounted for.
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1. I don't think I can get you any more irritated than you must be already since you have stopped responding to all my PMs.2. Why would I want to take potshots at you since in general I like your posts even when we disagree? You have always been a favorite poster of mine...well you were anyways.
Butt crust...is that part of the pizza? Do you ever get crustless pizza?MOP, doesn't your cyphering reveal that the 2 12" pizzas represent a better deal?Shick's math indicates that the 16" is a $.017 better deal per square inch. That's without even considering that the 12" pizzas probably have more butt crust to be accounted for.
Maybe you should take a dip in your cement pond and think it over
If I make it myself, it has very little real estate that is not covered by toppingsButt crust...is that part of the pizza? Do you ever get crustless pizza?MOP, doesn't your cyphering reveal that the 2 12" pizzas represent a better deal?Shick's math indicates that the 16" is a $.017 better deal per square inch. That's without even considering that the 12" pizzas probably have more butt crust to be accounted for.
Maybe you should take a dip in your cement pond and think it over
My wife can not get beyond this. Every time she's trying to figure out how large or how many pizzas to get, she always asks how many slices it is.Wait. How many slices is the $10 pizza?Not when the pizzas are different sizes...don't you have to take that into account?Damn your complicated math.
2 pizzas for $15 (we'll round) is $7.50 per pizza. Obviously a better deal.
1 pizza for $10
between nerd and smart, I'd rate this: CHEAP.So I am calling Domino's to take home a pizza and some cheesy sticks (wife is going out with some girl friends so it is me, my son, and my 2 daughters that have strep throat tonight). They tell me their specials, of which one is 2 medium 1-toppings and a bread for $14.99. They also have their XLP 1-topping for $9.99, with cheese sticks being $3.99.
So the
And no, there are not ANY good mom and pop pizza joints within 10 miles of where I live, so spare the "Good pizza down" comments.
I don't understand why everyone uses 22/7, when 16*atan(1/5) - 4*atan(1/239) is SO MUCH more accurate.
This is the best thread this week.
Work has been hell and I've had actually no free time whatsoever lately. Also, work upgraded it's websense filters....and I actually finagled my access to the forums here. The main site is still blocked...but I can now get to the FFA again. 
