Spotted at a bar in Watertown, Mass., which shall remain nameless.
Unlike Larry David, I don't want to sh*t where I eat.
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The Worlds' Worst. Punctuation;
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2 comments:
Plus the wings only cost 1/4 of a cent
Anonymous, you beat me to the comment. It drives me nuts when places use the cent symbol and the decimal point!
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