Sunday, January 2, 2011

Microfiction Monday: Gia'Sou (The Greek "Cheers")

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's the world's best meme, coming to you from Susan at Stony River. One of the highlights of a dangerous writer's week. Enjoy.

Advertize the real Greece? Spiros was delighted. So what was with the silly star and hat instead of a dish of Souvlaki and a glass of ouzo?
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And a big "cheers" to all of you for 2011. Thanks in advance for your comments. I'm looking forward to visiting as many as possible in return.

18 comments:

  1. Why, yes, what are they thinking???? Everyone knows souvlaki and ouzo belong to Grease/Greece! So what's with the silly spelling! I love it, Michael! Hope you've had a lovely holiday and that your new year is off to a great start!

    Sylvia

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  2. Thanks for the laugh...so funny!! :D I guess he's not a good speller or a noticer of the different spellings of homonyms! Excellent MM!

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  3. hard to read but that's what gave it personality, very funny twist.

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  4. I love it! My character had a different and yet similar sort of confusion.

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  5. Oh, very punny! Great entry!

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  6. Great fun! A lot of variation to the posts today.
    I'm back blogging now, with a new blog.

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  7. Ooooh...a contrarion! Greek instead of Mexican! Love it!

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  8. Great twist on the Mexican theme!

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  9. Love your pun. Clever one this week! :O)

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  10. A great new twist. Loved it, and your pun was also wonderful.
    Happy 2011!

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  11. Great stuff LOL! :O)

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  12. Greece, grease - hey, it's all in the cooking, right?

    Well done Michael!

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  13. apparently the ad agency is culturally confused ;)

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  14. Ha - I'm with him. Souvlaki and ouzo would be much more appetizing. Creative story!

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  15. I never even thought of Greece/grease! Great, Michael!

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  16. I could have sworn I left a comment here! Maybe the mention of Souvlaki distracted me. Just reading the word makes my mouth water. Both Spiros and my Eddy both got a shock when they discovered what they were really promoting!

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  17. Sigh. One of these days I will learn to proof read before hitting "enter".

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