"The leopards, swift and terrible and white, / Within the loins that shudder as they crawl"

[larryhammer]

Seen outside a local restaurant:


(Sign: "LOVE PEOPLE / COOK THEM / TASTY FOOD")

I originally took this as an object lesson in the importance of punctuation, but it could also be taken as one in the importance of case markers -- the ambiguity being whether "them" is a direct or indirect object.

(And yes, it does have tasty food -- it's a quesadilla joint, good enough that TBD requested we go back.)

---L.

Subject quote from "Happiest," George Sterling.

Comments

[sartorias]

Oh yes!

[batwrangler]

Penzey's also uses that phrase....

[larryhammer]

With the same punctuation issue?

[larryhammer]

:-)

[batwrangler]

They are better about the punctuation, but I've seen their stickers creatively repunctuated.

[larryhammer]

Heh.

[rachelmanija]

But what sort of meat is in those quesadillas, hmm?

[larryhammer]

TBD only eats cheese-only, so we're good there. I usually get pollo asado or carne asada, and -- hmm -- while the latter customarily means grilled beef, it literally is grilled/roasted "meat." Hmmmm.

[asakiyume]

TERRIFYING!

[larryhammer]

But, but, they love people!