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Wednesday, April 13, 2005

Sharp spoons

If you're like me, and enjoy a nice cup of frozen yogurt after lunch at the dining hall, aren't criminal enough to steal a metal spoon from the dining hall, but also aren't crazy enough to pack one from home, you can find plastic spoons in the food court, across from "the bathroom", as I call it. I'm sorry, but Szechwan Express* really could have spent a few bucks on a second opinion. I don't care how many nasty looks I get from friends and random strangers- I'm calling it that until they get rid of the tiles.

But I digress...

Be warned, yogurt-lover! The price of spoon swiping is a small cut in side of your upper lip. Maybe they custom-order them that way, so you can get a more intense appreciation of the food.

I'll see you in hell, with the rest of us utensil usurpers.


* I'm so proud! I spelled it right on the first try! I feel so supportive of diversity!

1 Comments:

Blogger Will said...

Thanks for the warning (and for trying to your support for language diversity). It would be unreasonable to expect you to know this, but Szechwan is actually misspelled (probably deliberately for ease(?) of pronunciation) and should be Szchwan or Sichuan.

11:04 PM, April 16, 2005  

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