Presumably looking to invite some people for dinner, the presence of tonic suggests that this person already has a good stash of gin at home. No brandy or wine, though...or is the Brandywine River from Lord of the Rings? I particularly like the way that PLANTS require capitalisation, and that the shopper evidently thinks highly of them, as they are followed by the word "Ace" in red letters. Ace, indeed.
Wednesday, April 06, 2005
002 - Ace PLANTS
Presumably looking to invite some people for dinner, the presence of tonic suggests that this person already has a good stash of gin at home. No brandy or wine, though...or is the Brandywine River from Lord of the Rings? I particularly like the way that PLANTS require capitalisation, and that the shopper evidently thinks highly of them, as they are followed by the word "Ace" in red letters. Ace, indeed.
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I believe that Ace refers to the 'White Ace Budget Cider' drink that is so favoured by homeless people. With its distinctive green plastic bottle and blue cap it's nary a long way from a fingerless glove's grasp.
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