I guess this store is sometimes only open to those in the know. Thanks, Kathy.
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- excuse our "emptiness"
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- people and pets
- the other side
- ants
- fire alarm
- you're so "loving"
- police do be out
- building formerly known as church
- "no sex policy"
- "parents"
- "a" puppy
- cheaper than cheaper
- a true "classic"
- thank "god"
- revelation
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- "stop"
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- some kind of life
- as we call it
- ok, a few things
- some kind of pedal
- American-ish
- theoretically cuban
- sort of required
- closed to you anyway
- you say this comes from mexico? charming!
- sounds fun
- you know, "water"
- rat-tail removals
- "dealers only"
- openish
- the people called your neighbors
- Paul McCartney: Kindred Spirit
- totally impatient
- somebody is going to die, I think
- this needs "fixing"
- something like quality
- or whatever you do
- except not money
- not US as such
- not so special
- half-baked?
- "seeded"
- as it were
- "when" does it work?
- fresh-ish
- "starbucks"
- a little bit of a trash dump
- you know, "salmon"
- fake renovations, happening all the time
- like a cheap bra
- Alfies "pub"
- some transrats
- or whatever it is
- what are they really driving?
- we'll pretend to love it
- if you call those vegetables
- it's our "cottage"
- seriously
- what an "event"!
- as you gringos misprounounce...
- "works" "well"?
- as our super once said
- usually good
- disdain that defies grammar
- don't be so "negative"
- don't remind me
- maybe it was, maybe it wasn't
- you know, "plaza"
- moderately appreciated
- now-ish
- a little posessive of the PTA
- you know, the "construction" period
- portland metro area
- mmm "pizza"
- a little far
- you know, be "gentle"
- "watch" it
- if you bring our cell phone over here, that is
- you know, a "bowl"
- trust us!
- "a" body shop
- is there any excuse?
- sounds "clean"
- non-traditional salad
- it just got up and walked away
- it really "has to"
- "ice and snow"
- Don't forget about the FAQ
- it never really stops
- good nickname for silent movies...
- totally insults you
- pandora's mailbox
- just kidding
- more like a big puddle
- yummy
- you know, "log off"
- yeah, "turn" it "off"
- "plastic bags"
- "healthy"
- "hump nite"
- well, it's like this
- "stylish"
- as it were
- if you can call it pizza
- the birthday person we know as "Eric"
- Fake emergencies allowed
- for "foals"... right
- lackeys
- "free wi-fi"
- brownish?
- "special"
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2 comments:
It's really just a subtle nod to rich skaters who happen to like classic rock:
"When she gets there she knows, if the stores are all closed \ With a word she can get what she came for \
Ooh, ooh, and she's buying a stairway to heaven \ There's a sign on the wall but she wants to be sure \ 'Cause you know sometimes words have two meanings."
In Vans' defense, their logo is a skateboard reading "Off the Wall" (with the quotation marks). I think this use of q-marks is legit because it's a euphemistic phrase. The use of q-marks on the "Closed" sign is a nod to the famous "Off the Wall" logo, so they aren't being used in an incorrect grammatical way but merely to invoke the original logo.
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