Dear Waiters in Pittsburgh,
Item 1: The s in the final syllable of Niçoise is annunciated enunciated. You aren't subtly correcting me when you repeat it back to me incorrectly.
Item 2: Please stop saying Steak au "poave". It sounds like you're offering me "Poor Man's Steak."
Item 3: The second syllable in bruschetta is pronounced as a hard c. Seriously. I swear to god.
Love,
IOZ
PS Evidently my own spelling is religious.
Friday, November 07, 2008
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enunciated
Hey IOZ, I've been having a little trouble lately telling my ass from a hole in the ground. Think you could help?
Congrats on your newfound freedom, IOZ. I always wondered what you looked like.
Dear Customer,
Go fuck yourself.
Love,
The Waiter.
Anyone who eats nicoise is a tasteless cunt who gets what's coming to him. Illiterate waitstaff, obviously.
This post is on like a scone.
(In one correct version of the pronunciation of "scone", it rhymes with the preposition "on". Hence, my point. Nobody at shops selling coffee seems to know this and I get incorrected all the time. Why do I bother stubbornly and bullheadedly persisting in this pronunciation? Must be my abiding love for humanity and my sincere desire to better its lot bwahahahHAHAH..ahem...)
Pittsburgh has a Salade Niçoise worth eating?
haha fag
--customer0012, doesn't care to register
Erin tried to whip up a batch of funny, but she left out the funny.
Ioz:
Hard C? No way!
Now I can't pronounce "bruschetta" at all.
Seriously.
Ignore the maggots.
You're the best.
Love,
Mike
p.s. love you too erin, always have!
oh c'mon anon it was a little funny
(I'm just excited to finally figure out how to do the insert weblink thingy; watch out now baby! my arguments are going to be rock solid with cites to wikipedia and everything...)
ps love you too mike
Gosh, the two resident dorks of IOZ's comments find love with each other. It's almost enough to bring a tear to a jaded old cynic's eye.
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