“Visitin”
April 16, 2007
Ma chère famille – is this what we’ve come to?
Seulement à la fuckin Nouvelle-Orléans.
(^notez l’herb fausse, là.)
Paper does not belong on a dinner table, unless it’s a menu. Srsly.
Despite this recent abomination, I signed the silly petition. But it’s obviously too late. All is lost.
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we have our very own abominations here, thank you Lassonde :P
oops
warning: the link i posted apparently launches a video ad when you click on it :/
Re: oops
Oh yes. I have this vague memory of walking right past those boxes at a 24 Frères or someplace. They barely registered.
I’m annoyed by how they’re trying to sell these boxes as “the environmental alternative”. Glass is still recyclable, last I looked. Brokers simply prefer the box because there’s less product loss in-transit.
Nevertheless – it doesn’t surprise me that the SAQ would import such BS. My point is that Creoles should know better.
Makes sense for a picnic or camping but doesn’t seem classy enough for anything else.
They’re trying to convince you otherwise.
Someday: cardboard = classy.
I loved the juice boxes of wine that I saw in France. I always wondered who would buy them. Parents for children? Picnickers? Mobile drinkers?
If the commercials showed a baby in a stroller, wine box in hand – then I might consider.
Soy milk or Pinot Noir? I CAN’T TELL THE DIFFERENCE!!
I think wine in a box, no matter how expensive or how good it is, will always be compared to Franzia.
That reference might be lost on the Canadian/Euro readers. So…
Franzia was (is?) actually wine-in-a-bag-in-a-box. Once a favorite of small art galleries and brazen shoplifters.