Wednesday, December 21, 2011

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a highly saturated photo of a sign explaining an oddly named store in Elora

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13 comments:

  1. a name like that probably would invite a lot of questions. I've never heard of that expression before, but I might start using it!

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  2. interesting. happy holidays. enjoy.

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  3. that's a great name
    I like that the sign explains it all

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  4. Wow, how thorough!
    Great find!

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  5. Merry Christmas Lesley, interesting sign but I have never heard this expression in Britain!

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  6. Not often a sign explains the name of a shop! Incredible find!

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  7. @Mark - I have googled it and the only things that come up are the race horse and the store! I have no idea where they got that information from.

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  8. I imagine having the sign explain saves them a lot of time! I never heard that expression, but it sounds perfectly British. My personal favorite is "Knock me up in the morning", which is the expression for requesting a wake-up call.

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  9. What a great sign! Not often you get a wonderfully annotated sign like that...
    Mine's up!
    Wishing everyone Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, a Wonderful Solstice or great break from the everyday during this festive season.

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  10. They must have been asked that question a million times to have made up that sign!

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  11. normaly i don´t link memes to memes but in this case the sign makes the picture :) have a great weekend!

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  12. "Plenty-Full" would be a good name for a store too ... well, maybe a restaurant? I like the sign that explains it all!

    Merry Christmas, Lesley!

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  13. Not heard that one in my 40 odd years of being a Brit but could be a cockney, east London phrase? Or maybe lost in translation as it headed west over the pond ;-)

    http://mancunianwave.blogspot.com

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