Chris of Apostrophe Abuse sent me this photo. For 2.50, I'm not sure I'm willing to find out whether or not it really is soup.
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
more sketchy food
Chris of Apostrophe Abuse sent me this photo. For 2.50, I'm not sure I'm willing to find out whether or not it really is soup.
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That is a little scary. :-) Also, this sign has a little mixing of cursive and printed writing with that 3-hump letter "m".
I'm not sure I want to know what home made means either.
This looks like a case of someone with English as a second language. The clue is in the angled quote marks. I see those angled marks often, all in Spanish language signs. I presume they are used for emphasis in Spanish, that is, they have a different meaning than the English language usage of "uncertainty".
I doubt it, quaid. The person who said quotes are for emphasis in german was wrong - so wrong that a german language site linked here approvingly. Those quote marks look completely normal to me, not like special ESL ones.
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