This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Tony’s Pizza. All opinions are 100% mine.

I was recently given the opportunity to try out Tony’s Pizza in return for writing about it here. And here is said writing. Hey, being an internet publisher isn’t all HTML and headaches. Sometimes you get pizza, too!

I was actually given quite a few coupons, as the people at Tony’s wanted me to spread the love around. And spread I did. I sent two free Tony’s Pizza coupons to a friend in Texas and Three free coupons to a friend in Alabama. I kept the last three for myself, two of which my wife and I consumed last night (the pizza, not the coupons).

The image you see up there is the end result of my cookery. A pizza for my wife and I. I cut them into quarters and we split them in half. We proceeded to have the pizza for dinner.

I have to say that these pizzas fit better under the category of ‘bachelor chow’ than ‘family dinner’. They may not be the healthiest grub (hey, we are talking about pizza here), but they more than make up for it in the “bang for the buck” department. Now, I ate en entire one of these pizzas by myself and I was quite full. The pizza was on sale for $1.29 at Safeway. You’d have a hard time finding anything near as filling for that price.

I’d also like to point out that these would be a great party snack- cut them up into little bite-sized chunks and put toothpicks in them and you’ve got fun little snacks.

So, in summary, Tony’s Pizza is easy to cook, inexpensive, tasty and a great value.

Madam Curie by sly_hoax

The mother of radium puts dynamite to shame. Like the discovery radioactivity, my music number is simultaneously epic and disturbing. Marie Curie is but one of many scientists who were killed by their own inventions.

Madame Curies’s death, at the age of 67, was due to leukemia, a disease which is now known to be caused by exposure to the penetrating radiation. When physicists learned better how to be careful with radiation, photographic films were placed between the sheets of Madame Curie’s laboratory books. The developed films have shown numerous fingerprints caused by radioactive deposits on the sheets touched by Madame Curie’s fingers.

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