Tuesday, May 26, 2009

"menu"


Everything at this restaurant has an alias. It's like the witness protection restaurant. Thanks, Pete.

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Interesting. . . I guess "Coca-Cola" isn't "really" Coca-Cola.

Laura Dotson-Thomson said...

I'm more worried about the "extra shots"...

Michelle said...

I'm interested in "soy milk". If they'd written "soy" milk, I'd assume the person is just particular and doesn't consider it real milk... but apparently it's not really soy either.. so I don't know what to think.

..::Poca::.. said...

"serving" breakfast, lunch, dinner. You can order whatever you like, but don't expect us to provide it any time soon :)

Grant Fikes said...

What the crap is up with the single quotation mark on "COFFEE BAR SPECIALTIES? It's like the whole menu is a quote.

Anonymous said...

I knew that Southerners used "coke" for any cola, but I thought they'd at least respect that "Coca-Cola" is a brand name.

Actually, maybe that's it. Some sources call for quotation marks around brand names (Scott Adams got some flack for not doing so with "Velcro"). Maybe most of these are just obscure brands with unoriginal names.

smartwick said...

Crap. This is only a few blocks from my office. I feel like going over there with some "Wite-Out."

Anonymous said...

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