Showing posts with label using Italian stereotypes to depict the french. Show all posts
Showing posts with label using Italian stereotypes to depict the french. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Sbarro

Pictured below, a sign at Sbarro announces who's on duty.


Good God, I made a whole entry out of this?

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Another Imagined Conversation.



"Pablo!"
"Yes, Trujillo?"
"We-a should advertise-a our feta cheese!"
"Hey, that's-a good idea! How do we that-a?"
"We give-a some money to my Uncle Giuseppe!"
"What-a does your Uncle Giuseppe do? He do-a advertising?"
"He knows a guy-a who works for Max-a Racks-a!"
"Those free postcards-a? Yes, what better way-a to advertise our fine feta cheese-a by talking to people in restaurants-a!"
"That's-a what I was-a thinking!"
"But what if the Max-a Racks-a card rack-a is near the bathroom-a? Or worse, over a urinal-a in a shitty barbecue-a place on Third Avenue-a? That would reflect-a poorly on our product-a."
"Relax, Trujillo! What-a are the chances of that-a?"