Thursday, July 24, 2008

maybe you can put in glass


Ben saw this at a law firm in Boston. I like to read it to mean that they think "no glass" is a hip new way of saying "we're cool."
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6 comments:

  1. Samantha24/7/08 3:36 PM

    Or maybe "no glass" is an obscure reference to one of the old Fat Albert cartoon's classic "no class" jokes, in which one of the gang says Albert is like a plastic cup: No Glass.

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  2. Anonymous24/7/08 4:35 PM

    They're cool, but the would benefit from a grammar review.

    "This bins . . . "?

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  3. Carla Pasquale24/7/08 11:09 PM

    what firm?

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  4. dykewife25/7/08 6:40 PM

    "i" "love" "your" "blog""!"

    did you notice the subject/verb disagreement? "this bins is..."

    since i started reading your blog yesterday i've been looking to see instances of inappropriate quotation usage.

    it's truly sad when so-called professionals make such glaring errors. it doesn't motivate me to be a client, that's certain.

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  5. Being Honest26/7/08 12:32 AM

    Can't. Get. Enough.
    I just keep coming back here and I am never disappointed.

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  6. Derek Manuel24/9/08 3:55 PM

    I think "no glass" in "this bins" for charity means they "care" about "people" who need "charity," so don't put anything in there that might "injure" them...

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