I'm such a hypocrite! I was SURE no one would notice that bacon in the next post! I'm totally snagged!
Actually, the anonymous commenting is because this post is linked on gothamist.com today, which is bringing non-LJers, and they can only comment anonymously.
I mean, they could SIGN their posts, but mostly they're not.
You've also made Don Surber's blog as well. I've got an old boss in my I can hear laughing at this. He used to ask, as he was about to eat his soul food from across the street of the business, "This Smothered Pork Chop is kosher. Right?". Not an orthodox man by any body's imagination. It was great food though...a chop in red beans and rice. . . yum
Why pork was proscribed by Hebraic law is still unclear, and some scholars believe that the Torah merely suggested not eating pork at certain restaurants. /Woody Allen
This is marketing baby! As long as the store thinks it found niche worth exploring it will go for that niche, even if it means promoting Chanukah in New York. Davvie, blair rewards complaints
I just think it's hilarious that a food shop in Manhattan would promote ham as a Chanukah product.
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Why are 80% of the people commenting here anon? Is ham for Hanukkah really *that* controversial?
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Actually, the anonymous commenting is because this post is linked on gothamist.com today, which is bringing non-LJers, and they can only comment anonymously.
I mean, they could SIGN their posts, but mostly they're not.
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At least it wasn't bacon wrapped around scallops...
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I've got an old boss in my I can hear laughing at this.
He used to ask, as he was about to eat his soul food from across the street of the business, "This Smothered Pork Chop is kosher. Right?".
Not an orthodox man by any body's imagination.
It was great food though...a chop in red beans and rice. . . yum
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maybe its a mitzvah to marry your shiksa step daughter, as well.
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Davvie, blair rewards complaints
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