If you live near Watson Lake, Yukon, Canada be sure and stop by our own Wankette’s burger joint. Who knew? After that we can stop by for some sushi at the Kum Den and wash it down with a beer at Hitler’s Cross.
h/t: Instapundit
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My Dung Restaurant seems like it could be a truth in advertising, and perhaps best passed by. And considering it’s in California, there might be a larger significance.
No wonder we only hear from Wanks once a week. She’s too busy sneaking across the border to run her burger joint.
Aha! A Cannuck in sheeps clothing!
Oh, maaaaaaaannnnnn!!!!!!!! I want that sign! Wonder if I could sue for copyright infringement.
Floyd, kiss on the lips, etc., for tracking this one down.
Heh! Hitler’s Cross. Heh. That went over well with the Muslim population of Mumbai but no one else thought it humerous.
Ah, Canada: North America’s Nazi Germany, but without all the snappy uniforms…
Kind of like the currency of Vietnam…the Dong
Great site,floyd…did you see the 10 Unfortunate Store Names?
Back in the early 1970s before “polical correctness” hit America and everyone on the left lost their sense of humor, there was a barbecue restaurant in Arlington, Texas right across the street from The Univ. Of Texas at Arlington. In bold, large neon letters facing the major street intersection, the sign read, “Big Nigger’s Barbecue.” The restaurant was indeed owned and operated by a very large black gentleman, who was proud to turn out some of the best barbecue in north central Texas.
I’m guessing that a group of PC white people got together and told him to close it or change the name.
You lived in Arlington Tx back in the early 70’s? So did I!
Yes Tracy, for about 6 years and then on to Wichita Falls (not a pretty city).
Good point,Fritz…the only people in 2009 who use that word are black
And then there’s Hung Far Low.
Jake saw it
No wonder it’s Hung Far Low Scott — it was established in 1928!
Is that the Won Hung Lo family?