Sunday, May 25, 2008

Sundayish

Lizzie gives us a real puzzler.
The regular patrons know they really serve it on Wednesday night. They just put up that sign so they can laugh at people who ask for pozole on a Sunday.
I'm still wondering what the foshizzle is Pozole?
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7 comments:

  1. BrianYYZ25/5/08 11:06 AM

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pozole

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  2. La Familia Higgy25/5/08 2:10 PM

    Pozole is the most delicious Mexican food in ever!

    I love Mexican food. You know, burritos, enchiladas and tacos from the taco trucks but Pozole is a million times better.

    It's a soup with pork and hominy. Once cooked I like to pile lettuce, avocados to the top and squirt some lime juice on it. Then I crush tortilla chips and stir it all up.

    MMMMM....Fantastic!

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  3. Kaveh25/5/08 4:16 PM

    I go for lots of shredded cabbage, plus a few squirts of lime juice and a big pinch of Mexican oregano (might be the same as Greek oregano, not sure...).

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  4. Qaro1/6/08 10:13 AM

    I think this one works because a particular "this Sunday" will always change dates.

    Um, maybe it would be better if they just said "every Sunday". (Are my quotations necessary here? Never commented here before. Ouch, now I know why. Too hard : )

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  5. Anonymous2/6/08 3:49 AM

    "Foshizzle" is slang for "for sure," so "what the foshizzle" does not make sense.

    http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=foshizzle

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  6. artimus3/6/08 3:38 AM

    I second Vicky's comment. A blog as pedantic as this (and I mean that in a good way), should get it right.

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  7. Anonymous4/6/08 1:42 PM

    Urk. Lettuce? Pozole isn't pozole unless you use shredded cabbage.

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