Greece and Me!
Friday, May 18, 2007
HAR HAR HAR
So you know how people in not-America buy shirts with American words on them? And they usually make no sense? Well today my Greek teacher was wearing this shirt. On it was a large star, formed of silver....things. I don't know. Within the star was the word "GAS" spelled with silver metal letters. I couldn't even believe it. Jason actually had the courage to say "What...does your shirt mean?" and she said "I don't know, what does it mean?" and he started saying "Well, gas is something that we all produce..." and I was getting really uncomfortable until she said "There used to be another letter at the end, but it fell off. It was a P. What does that mean?" So we explained to her what GASP meant, and I'm just so glad that a letter falling off didn't render the shirt un-wearable. Because now she's wearing a shirt that says GAS on it. Which is hilarious.
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2 comments:
hahaha at first i thought it meant something about stars being made of gas which i thought was funny and nerdy but the real story is so much funnier!
you should keep goin with this it was great!
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