A worthy replacement for the Yinzer slur? At least it's creative. And there's a t-shirt...
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Did you know Mad Mex has a Yiner Wrap (page 6)? Not sure if they sell it in Philly, Columbus and State College or not. Only their drink menus are specialized by location.
Posted by: Amos the Poker Cat | May 15, 2006 at 02:11 PM
Amos,
Thanks for the heads up. That is an interesting sort of wrap. Cheesesteak. With pico de gallo? Fusion cuisine at its best? Also interesting that the menu entry riffs on the local accent.
I wonder--who's the target audience here? Laughing with or laughin at? I don't take offense either way, but I wonder what they are going after? Can't we all just get along... n'at?
Posted by: Sam M | May 16, 2006 at 11:30 AM