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Walking through Mayfair last month, I wandered past a sandwich shop that caught my attention:
Snob food? Certainly pretentious enough. It was in Mayfair, so pretentiousness fits in. I didn’t have time to stop and try any of the food, so I can’t even report on whether or not Napket lives up to its claims.
Posted 22 Jun 2009
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Of course you didn’t have time because you are too good for the food… you were probably off doing other snobby things…
When I clicked on the link, the design made me think it was for a clothing line. And then I remembered that for true snobs, fashion is one of life’s essentials – even more so than food. So wouldn’t it have been clever if the sign had actually been in front of a clothing store and not a sandwich shop?
@ Steve,
Oh where is the love? Where is the love?
I know that song bro… it’s the black-eyed peas remake… “Where is the love y’all… I don’t know… Where’s the truth y’all… I don’t know…” Come to think of it, that is quite accurate… there is no love without truth.