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What looks like half of a Famiglia’s pizza has been displayed for distribution on Broadway. Sanitation might be of some concern, but, hell, you’re probably a little bit drunk and it’s free. Limited time only; while supplies last.

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What can’t Facebook do? It helped protesters organize in Egypt, it’s telling us we could win a Snoop Dogg concert (we’re in 5th place!), and now we’re getting free chipotle. NBC trying to build social-networking hype for their new show America’s Next Great Restaurant by offering free Chipotle “Buy One, Get One Free” coupons (apparently Chipotle […]

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