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Tuesday, December 04, 2007
Things that make my heart hurt 2
Posted by Kemp at Tuesday, December 04, 2007
Labels: Things that make my head hurt
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7 comments:
Seriously. Do they NOT have the Internet?
Perhaps it's a sale for the gentiles?
You have got to be f-ing kidding me.
Heh. That's awesome.
I remember the first time I went to my in-law's house, it was Hannukah. And my father-in-law-to-be made a huge pork roast. Gotta love marrying into a family that's half-Puerto-Rican and half-Jewish.
In a slightly related topic, I went to a military college with some Turkish, Muslim exchange cadets. During Ramadan, the cafeteria made boxed meals for them to pick-up in the evenings. On the first day of Ramadan freshman year, they opened the box to discover....ham sandwiches.
this was done by a bag boy that doesnt noramlly work in the food dept. most likely a kid. a stupid kid. dont take it to heart. at least try not to. everybody makes mistakes.
When I lived near Shreveport LA every year during Passover I would make a trek to the supermarket (we lived there for almost 6 years, so I tried a bunch of supermarkets in the are) and each time I asked "Do you carry matzo?" I would be directed to the Hawaiian Fruit Bread. I tried to figure out why. Then it occurred to me that we do "dip" the bitter herbs during Passover, so maybe they thought it was a holiday to celebrate dip. (For those who may not be familiar, the Fruit Bread they sold in the supermarkets near me were popular for carving out the center and filling with spinach dip.)
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