So sloppy Celebrity!

[cublet]

8 hours ago, jargey3000 said:

at least they didn't spell it Cruises "Cruise's"

Hello,

 

I don't know how far I will get with this as CC's 'offensive' word algorithm knows nothing of English cooking.

 

There is a meat product consisting, chiefly, of liver, onion and  pork. These are wrapped either in bacon or pig's caul. The resultant produce is known as (here we go): Take one letter F, followed by the letter 'A' then two letter 'G's, then the letter 'O' and finally the letter 'T'.

 

After all that introduction: I was reading the ingredients of a commercial product in a local supermarket and the ingredients listed the above and 'herb's'.

 

Regards,

 

Cublet

[Juni2106]

22 minutes ago, cublet said:

Hello,

 

I don't know how far I will get with this as CC's 'offensive' word algorithm knows nothing of English cooking.

 

There is a meat product consisting, chiefly, of liver, onion and  pork. These are wrapped either in bacon or pig's caul. The resultant produce is known as (here we go): Take one letter F, followed by the letter 'A' then two letter 'G's, then the letter 'O' and finally the letter 'T'.

 

After all that introduction: I was reading the ingredients of a commercial product in a local supermarket and the ingredients listed the above and 'herb's'.

 

Regards,

 

Cublet

 

 

When the worst thing about a food product is not that it is named "Mr Brain's" then you know to steer clear

 

and on topic do you think the apostrophe in Mr Brain's is superfluous or incorrect? is the product name actually Mr Brain? should it be Mr Brains' or Mr Brains's or maybe isn't needed at all - so many questions.

Edited March 20, 2023 by Juni2106

[j3000]

1 hour ago, Juni2106 said:

 

 

When the worst thing about a food product is not that it is named "Mr Brain's" then you know to steer clear

 

and on topic do you think the apostrophe in Mr Brain's is superfluous or incorrect? is the product name actually Mr Brain? should it be Mr Brains' or Mr Brains's or maybe isn't needed at all - so many questions.

 

you mean question's, shurely

[capsplace]

9 hours ago, coaster said:

 

I saw this one just yesterday!

[capsplace]

The funniest post on this thread is the person who wrote "????".   LOL!

[TeeRick]

4 minutes ago, capsplace said:

The funniest post on this thread is the person who wrote "????".   LOL!

????.

[sunviking90]

13 hours ago, cruisestitch said:

Let’s start a collection.  Here’s a favorite.  Nothing to do with English as a first language here

That’s a lovely shot with the Cape Breton Opera House in the background. 😉 

[cublet]

5 hours ago, Juni2106 said:

 

 

When the worst thing about a food product is not that it is named "Mr Brain's" then you know to steer clear

 

and on topic do you think the apostrophe in Mr Brain's is superfluous or incorrect? is the product name actually Mr Brain? should it be Mr Brains' or Mr Brains's or maybe isn't needed at all - so many questions.

Hello,

 

The product was reinvented by Herbert Brain from Bristol - as are all the best people! As with a lot of things, the Romans did it first. My butcher makes his own and they are a good sized portion too.

 

Regards,

 

Cublet

[capsplace]

1 hour ago, TeeRick said:

????.

You're joking, right?

 

[gerelmx]

17 hours ago, sunviking90 said:

I just received this email from Celebrity. I’m guessing they don’t proof read these before sending out?

 

 

The offer is still valid, until midnight

[Shiba_Lover]

15 hours ago, Arizona Wildcat said:

 

Got to remember much of the web stuff is not generated by people with English as their first language.

I don't think it is generated by people.  I think it is the bots.

[sunviking90]

28 minutes ago, gerelmx said:

 

The offer is still valid, until midnight

Validity of the offer wasn’t my point. I think another poster questioned that.

[D. B.]

13 hours ago, coaster said:

 

Well in their defense it says Dining Not Dinners?

 Although I thought it was a little bait and switch................

[TeeRick]

2 hours ago, capsplace said:

You're joking, right?

 

????.  😊

[Baynanno1]

13 hours ago, cublet said:

Hello,

 

I don't know how far I will get with this as CC's 'offensive' word algorithm knows nothing of English cooking.

 

There is a meat product consisting, chiefly, of liver, onion and  pork. These are wrapped either in bacon or pig's caul. The resultant produce is known as (here we go): Take one letter F, followed by the letter 'A' then two letter 'G's, then the letter 'O' and finally the letter 'T'.

 

After all that introduction: I was reading the ingredients of a commercial product in a local supermarket and the ingredients listed the above and 'herb's'.

 

Regards,

 

Cublet

 

 The word you have spelled out used to mean a bundle of sticks tied together as fuel.

F-----ing is used in embroidery.