Anyone for a bit of cow slow salad with their cum shaft?
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November 1, 2013 at 6:21pm
At the university canteen (of all places) – I imagine that’s coleslaw:
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Is that a justification why it has tuna inside and not beef? The cow was slow. Hilarious.
Would love some tomatomo with that as well, please.
What a shame! I’m sure even an 8 year-old can spell Mediterranean…. if not, dictionaries are always a help; assuming one knows what a dictionary looks like.
Mediteranen ! That’s in German
Rubbish! In German it would be “mediterran”.
Fresh from the English Department.
Fresh from the lobotomy department.
tomatomo – sounds delicious.
And that’s not even a ‘ftira’.
That’s six mistakes.
Choped parsley anyone?
The cow slow sounds divine.
Sounds bovine.
Got help mi plis
Good thing the cow is slow, a fast one would cost double that.
The cow was too slow getting to the abattoir so tuna chunks are the requisite form of protein at the university, which explains Franco Debono’s fondness for tuna on toast.
I tink det dey ar priperink 4 d in flaks of ciniz stewdentz .
Tomatomo ? Is that a Japanese delicacy?
He can’t spell ”Mediterranean;; either.
Tomatomo ? Are they already teaching Mandarin down at the university ?
I saw this label a few weeks ago, and it took me a few seconds to realise what they actually meant by ‘cow slow’ since it was so absurd-looking and out of place.
But then a few sound bites of how most Maltese folks say ‘coalslaw’ sprang into mind, and that’s exactly how some of us pronounce it: ‘kow slow’, ‘kowl slow’, ‘kowslo’ and many other variations. It’s a phonetical transcription in Maltese.
Honestly though, I’d send this picture to the canteen manager (run by JM Catering Services) to have these labels corrected. What sort of impression does it give?
Naqra positive thinking imma, kif għallimna Joseph: their crispy chicken baguettes are wonderful.