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Re: Worst restaurant names

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From: Jim Youngmeyer
Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2003 16:31
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> I recall seeing some flap about a Mexican restaurant up in Yankee-land 
> somewhere that had the locals all a-twitter.  Seems that the owner had a 
> waggish sense of humor, and named his place with a term that he thought 
> would go unnoticed.  And it did, for a while.  I'm not sure how it 
> turned out, but knowing the levels of righteous indignation that our 
> civic moral guardians are capable of, he probably had to change it.
> 
> Oh, the name?  C. O. Jones Mexican restaurant.  Ballsy name, IMHO.
> 
> 
> Matt

I remember seeing a Mexican restaurant in Buffalo, New York called
"Spic and Span".  I'm not kidding.

Jim
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