the Dziuras are not amused
From blogger Marc Choi, and brought to my attention by my Williamsburghian colleague Mikey McClelland:
As Marc calls them: "Racist Flakes!"
(an ad for rice cereal from a Polish newspaper)
Mikey writes: "I love that my friend caught this over the shoulder of a Polish woman on the G train who was reading it, then got off the train and bought himself a copy."
It was especially strange to learn of this ad on this particular morning, as just a few hours ago I was making coffee and I looked out my window and saw a fifty-ish, pleasingly huggable woman in another building standing in front of a window folding clothes, and thought "How can my mom be in New York?" I squinted, and it was an Asian woman. Who looked kind of like my mom. She had the exact haircut my mom had, like, three years ago, and my mom has almost-black hair. It was weird.
I and my quasi-Asian family with the Polish last name will kick some ass over this.
Why does that little girl kinda look like me?
Related post: my celebrity matches
As Marc calls them: "Racist Flakes!"(an ad for rice cereal from a Polish newspaper)
Mikey writes: "I love that my friend caught this over the shoulder of a Polish woman on the G train who was reading it, then got off the train and bought himself a copy."
It was especially strange to learn of this ad on this particular morning, as just a few hours ago I was making coffee and I looked out my window and saw a fifty-ish, pleasingly huggable woman in another building standing in front of a window folding clothes, and thought "How can my mom be in New York?" I squinted, and it was an Asian woman. Who looked kind of like my mom. She had the exact haircut my mom had, like, three years ago, and my mom has almost-black hair. It was weird.
I and my quasi-Asian family with the Polish last name will kick some ass over this.
Why does that little girl kinda look like me?
Related post: my celebrity matches





2 Comments:
The worst part is, Rice Flakes are actually quite tasty and when I tried a spoonful, I couldn't resist doing a spinning jump kick across the kitchen, right into my giant gong...
Hahahaha.
Wax on, wax off.
Jen
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