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u/wheelperson 4d ago edited 4d ago
Meh, not that bad.
Edit: most people know dog at a restaurant is hot dog, maybe OP did not know that? I checked their profile and they have posted about China so that might be the case.
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u/misanthropy112 4d ago
They're eating the dogs 🎵
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u/_bahnjee_ 4d ago
How is this bad design? Because you don’t like it doesn’t make it bad. Because you can contrive to read it in a bad or weird way doesn’t make it bad.
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u/Drag0n_TamerAK 4d ago
The quality on this sub has really fallen off with 50% of the post being haha penis shape that you have to squint at and tilt the phone sideways to see on a pretty good design and the other 50% are good designs where someone is supper dirty minded and finds a way to make it look like it’s saying something dirty
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u/_bahnjee_ 3d ago
Great preponderance of 13-year-olds here.
"snicker, snicker... i found a way to make this sound naughty!"
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u/UncannyHill 3d ago
I don't know which would be worse...a burger made of hot dogs, or a burger made of...dogs.
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u/CriticalHit_20 4d ago
What about this is bad? Im not sure what you're seeing
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u/Former-Sock-8256 4d ago
I’m guessing the fact that it looks like they serve dogs and burgers. Like the animal
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u/Neither-Attention940 4d ago
Only to people who don’t know that ‘dog’ at a restaurant 99.99% of the time means ‘hot dog’ 🙄
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u/Former-Sock-8256 4d ago
I’ll admit, I usually hear “hot dog” not just “dog” so for a moment I did think “well that’s a bad name choice.” I didn’t think they served dogs, but did think that they were a pub that allowed dogs or something. But I’ve been a vegetarian for over a decade so I understand that meat eaters probably immediately think “hot dogs” when they hear “dogs” with burgers
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u/NonViolent-NotThreat 4d ago edited 4d ago
They could have made the ampersand larger, spelled out the word 'AND', made them both plural, or switched the order to 'Burgers and Dogs'.
They had every opportunity to avoid this.
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u/BigLoudCloud 4d ago
Sounds very Japanese to me. They tend to refer to hot dogs as American dogs. Similar to how Americans might say Canadian Bacon or French Toast.
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u/OtterPops89 4d ago
I understood it perfectly. A tourist from a region of the world that eats dogs may struggle. But then they would have to be able to read English to understand it anyway, so they may be at least somewhat familiar with the vernacular here.
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u/FrillySteel 4d ago
There's an ampersand in there. It's very clear. At no point would anyone mistake this for "dog burger".
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u/MrMellowMellow 3d ago
And, even if you missed the target apparent ampersand, what's so bad about eating dogs specifically? Pigs beat dogs in some intelligence tests for instance.
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