The EVR Pizza Experiment

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Have you ever wondered what a piece of pizza looked like after sitting around an office for an entire year? No? Well we have! The purpose of this blog is to document what happens to two pieces of pizza (one with vegan cheese, one with regular mozzarella cheese) over the course of an entire year. We'll be taking pictures daily and giving you regular updates on the pizza's journey through 2009! What's going to happen at the end of the year? Will the pizza evaporate? Will mice eat the pizza? Will we end up with a giant pile of penicillin? Who knows!! Check back regularly so you don't miss out on this important piece of American history!

Friday, January 30, 2009

It's been a few days since our last update and there have been some extremely exciting changes! Although it isn't visible in these photos, under close inspection, the vegan slice of pizza has a bunch of yellow beads of liquid all over it. Now, I'm no scientist, but I'm pretty sure it's not urine. The regular cheese slice is starting to develop some cracks in it, resembling the San Andreas fault. Maybe the cheese slice is eventually going to split in half!

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

We decided to give you some close up photos of our test subjects today to give you a better view of what's been going down.

The cheese slice is pretty boring. The only real changes that have occured with it over the past week or so is the aroma, which is starting to remind me of grundle sweat.

The vegan slice has been the more interesting of the two. It's continuing to curl up on all sides, and there now appears to be a spot that resembles that giant red dot on the surface of Jupiter. The vegan cheese appears to be speckled with little black dots in a few places.

Here's a close up of Dick the Duck. Totally looks like a duck, right?

Monday, January 26, 2009

Another weekend come and gone, and our test subjects are still holding up fairly well. No signs of mold or mouse poop, so these slices are probably still safe to eat.



Our pal Pizza T. Hut (the "T" stands for "the") swung by the office over the weekend to visit his illegitimate son. Did I not tell you that the vegan slice of pizza is Pizza T. Hut's son? Well if I didn't, now you know! The resemblance is uncanny, isn't it? Pizza T. Hut couldn't stay long, but atleast he stopped to pose for a quick photo (since Spaceballs came out, he's been banging chicks left and right. Needless to say, he's got something like 8,000 kids to visit, so we understand why he had to take off so quickly)

It's common knowledge that Pizza The Hut is vegan. And yes, his favorite band is Earth Crisis. Hopefully he comes by the office to visit again soon so we can all mosh to "Firestorm" together!

Friday, January 23, 2009



Wow, we're two weeks into this exciting experiment! Can you believe it? Only 50 weeks to go! Our two test subjects still appear to be shrinking on a daily basis.


In this profile pic of our test subjects, not only can you see how curled up both slices are getting, as well as our pal Dick the Duck (yup, the grease spot has a name now), but you also get a clearer view of the love-snot on the side of the box! I can't wait to see what developments occur over the weekend!
On a side note, what's more boring than a lame blog about a chia pet? That's right, not a damn thing! Chia pets are "hella" lame.
PIZZA EXPERIMENT 4 LYFE!

Thursday, January 22, 2009


Sorry for the lack of update yesterday. Our test subjects are still nice and dry looking, but are now starting to emit a slight odor, similar to a mixture between sour milk and body odor. As you can see from the photo, the regular cheese pizza is really starting to curl up on the end. And incase you haven't noticed it before, the grease spot in the box between the two test subjects is starting to resemble a duck. Go on, look at it! If you don't see a duck you're an idiot.

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Our test subjects have not changed at all since yesterday. BOOORRIIINGGGGGGG!!!!!
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Monday, January 19, 2009

What an uneventful weekend! Seems like there were no earth shattering changes to our two test subjects over the past few days. If this keeps up, all we're going to have is two giant croutons after our experiment is over!

Friday, January 16, 2009




We're one week in to our year long pizza experiment, hooray! Both test subjects look pretty much the same as they did yesterday. Hopefully we'll have some exciting and earth shattering developments over the weekend!

Thursday, January 15, 2009




Our test subjects aren't looking much different today. They're looking about as dry (and as appetizing) as a menopausal woman's cootch. Gross.....

Wednesday, January 14, 2009















Ever have those Shrinky Dink things when you were a kid? Those things were fucking awesome! I don't know how they worked (I'm assuming they're magical), but to this day I'm still blown away by how small those things got after you pulled them out of the oven. Something similar seems to be occuring with our test subjects. The heat has been blasting in the office over the past few days, which is most likely contributing to our continuously shrinking slices of pizza. Who knows, maybe we'll have teenie-tiny slices of pizza in a few days! Mr. T would totally eat that shit.

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Not much change in our pizza since yesterday. Both pieces are starting to curl up at the ends, just like elf shoes! Maybe these pieces of pizza are both going to eventually morph into elves! That would be sweet! We could sure use the extra help around the office.

Monday, January 12, 2009

After the first weekend!

Our test subjects are looking a little dry after their first weekend! The vegan pizza is starting to curl up a bit more on the edges, but thankfully the vegan cheese still looks like a healthy batch of semen. The regular cheese pizza also looks a little dehydrated, but otherwise is unchanged.

Friday, January 9, 2009

Here are our test subjects after about 24 hours of sitting in the office. The vegan pizza is looking a little shriveled, while the regular cheese pizza is looking relatively the same. I wonder what wonderful changes will occur over the weekend?

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Here are two test subjects! Vegan pizza on the left, regular cheese pizza on the right! This picture was taken on day 1 of our year long experiment!