Yet another in our collection of weird, funny or unfortunate shop names here in Africa.
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I love it! One of the best things about living in a foreign country! Ha!
ReplyDeleteHee! I remember seeing a place in the Ohio countryside called "Heinie's Cheese Factory," and I shuddered at the thought of "heinie" and "cheese" in the same sentence!
ReplyDeleteThat's funny!
ReplyDeleteHugs & love,
Mimi