This from frequent commenter Minh. While these cafeteria sandwitches may or may not be made with eggplant, they are still vegitarian (hence the (V) below). I don't like eggplant, but maybe "eggplant" will do it for me...
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Not eggplant, but egg plant.
Not sandwich, but sandwhich.
I think this gives them the excuse to serve anything they want.
The 'sandwitches' may be 'vegitarian' but I prefer vegetarian sandwiches.
PS. sitboaf, the old addage about people in glass houses springs to mind. Check the OED before you throw stones ;-)
^ I'm a little confused. I don't see an error in sitboaf's post. I do, however, see a reference to this mysterious thing called an "addage" in yours. Might want check that OED yourself ;)
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hahaha yay! i hope sitboaf and the whole finnie family come back to check on that one.
i would say with confidence that it actually says sandwhick. or sandwhiclc.
and i'm guessing that the finnie family thought sitboaf was trying to say that eggplant was supposed to be egg plant, etc. which leads me to believe that it was probably one of the younger finnies commenting. how embarassing to act condescending and not only be wrong, but to make that very mistake all at the same time. all in the same sentence! a braying donkey springs to mind.
Exactly what are the QMs supposed to be enclosing? One of them seems to be a single quote and the other is sort of dangling between the words. I almost expect the word "Umbrella" to be written nearby. ;)
You can actually make out a dot where the the left stroke of the opening quotation mark would be. And yeah, I'm pretty sure it says “sandwhick”.
I’m told in previous years they used to place quotation marks around any meat, such as “meat” loaf and fried “chicken”. Fun times.
I was simply pointing out the sign's existing spelling errors. I wasn't correcting incorrectly.
Also, the finnies used a wink at the end, which was either mitigation for a passive-aggressive barb, or was meant all in fun. I tend to to think the former.
Guess they didn't get my "joke."
No worries. Let's hug it out.
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