Annie wasn't sure if she should order the soup-like substance or the not-very-special. I wonder what she ended up doing.
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I'm definately one of the 'guilty parties' on this topic
"today's special" meaning yesterday's regular?
What a totally bizarre concept for a blog -- but it's "hilarious".
Maybe "today's soup" is yesterday's "special", after a trip to the blender.
I like to think that's a contraction and "Today's Special" is the sign writer's sarcastic commentary on how ordinary today is.
Where do you find all these?
haha. great blog. "unnecessary" quotation marks drive me insane. there's a very large % of people that seemingly have no idea what quotation marks are even for or more to the point, not for.
I didn't order either. I think I was having, ahem, breakfast at Charly's. ;)
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