MANCHESTER
DINER
Many Have Eaten Here, Few Have Died
S pointed out that's not quite as bad as it could be. Just add "Only a" in front of few, and it's no longer just funny. It's a challenge. But, be afraid, be very afraid.
Saturday, September 5, 2009
What a difference a couple of words make
This is actually another sign of the times. Looking for a place to have breakfast in Manchester, NH, I came across the Web site for the Manchester diner:
S pointed out that's not quite as bad as it could be. Just add "Only a" in front of few, and it's no longer just funny. It's a challenge. But, be afraid, be very afraid.
S pointed out that's not quite as bad as it could be. Just add "Only a" in front of few, and it's no longer just funny. It's a challenge. But, be afraid, be very afraid.
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Did you and S take the challenge, Grandpa?
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The words "died" and "diner" in the same sentence represent a suitably alarming amount of inauspiciousness .... :)
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You can tell if it's written by a non-English speaking person for a line like this (on how to make cookies):
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It would be even more worrisome if the words "Quite a" were inserted in front of a few.
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