You know, using five jars of mayo on one sandwich isn’t that out of the ordinary if you live in Sweden. – Matty Malaprop
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I’m Spanish, therefore I get it.
The pun, I mean I get the pun.
I learned about the holiday in Spanish class. Hee hee.
Hanko di Mayo
It’s Cuatro, not Quatro.
Because anyone loling at this really cares how they spell it.
They should, because the “u” after a “q” is silent, and it is atypical in Spanish unless the vowels that follow are either “E” or “I”.
Damn it. That’ll teach me to make a joke in a language I don’t speak.
I blame my wife for not correcting me. She was too busy despairing.
Yet the joke only works with the English interpretation of the word ‘Mayo’ so the pronunciation cues would be localized as well.
only that “mayo” in Spaish se pronuncia “MAH-jo.”
It’s “Quatre” in Catalan xD
Primero de Mayo.
↑ Esto!
Pictured: A ziggurat built by the Mayos.
…where one may peer amid the mountain of sacrificial gore-do.
Cinco de Mayo = Clinical Depression
Yo quiero un sammich…uno sammicho…una sammicha? Aww dammit…
I’m hungry!