Monday, August 21, 2006
With a Name Like Hitler, it has to be good
So, there's a new restaurant in India called Hitler's Cross.
“We wanted to be different. This is one name that will stay in people’s minds,” owner Punit Shablok told Reuters. “We are not promoting Hitler. But we want to tell people we are different in the way he was different.”
Hmmm. Different in that genocide, crazy on meth invading countries and starting wars way? Or maybe he just had an unusual flare for spicing his sauces that we're all unaware of.
Hey honey, let's get takeout from Hitler's tonight. Oh, my.
“We wanted to be different. This is one name that will stay in people’s minds,” owner Punit Shablok told Reuters. “We are not promoting Hitler. But we want to tell people we are different in the way he was different.”
Hmmm. Different in that genocide, crazy on meth invading countries and starting wars way? Or maybe he just had an unusual flare for spicing his sauces that we're all unaware of.
Hey honey, let's get takeout from Hitler's tonight. Oh, my.
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An idea whose time soon passed:
BOMBAY, India - The owner of a restaurant named after Adolf Hitler said Thursday he will change its name because it angered so many people.
Puneet Sablok said he would remove Hitler’s name and the Nazi swastika from billboards and the menu. He had said the restaurant’s name — “Hitler’s Cross” — and symbols were only meant to attract attention.
Sablok made the decision after meeting with members of Bombay’s small Jewish community.
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BOMBAY, India - The owner of a restaurant named after Adolf Hitler said Thursday he will change its name because it angered so many people.
Puneet Sablok said he would remove Hitler’s name and the Nazi swastika from billboards and the menu. He had said the restaurant’s name — “Hitler’s Cross” — and symbols were only meant to attract attention.
Sablok made the decision after meeting with members of Bombay’s small Jewish community.
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