On US Highway 34 as you travel out of the Chicago metro area, there are two towns next to each other – Plano and Sandwich. Every once and a while some goof installs a sign that says “Bologna” between the two towns so you read: Plano Bologna Sandwich.
For those who are not queued into American dialects, “Plano” is a pun on “plain old” which sounds like “plane-o” when spoken quickly.
BE THIS GUY about 7 years ago
Balognie has a Subway and 2 gas stations. What more do you want?
Sherlock Watson about 7 years ago
Is that where Sasquatches come from?
Ontman about 7 years ago
Cue the irate Canadians.
Pab Sungenis creator about 7 years ago
At least I picked a town other than Beloit.
Linguist about 7 years ago
I have been in Saskatchewan – in the winter !
One of the reasons I now live in a nice warm clime.
Durak Premium Member about 7 years ago
No, and neither have you.
phlash about 7 years ago
Saskatchewan is like Denny’s – nobody goes there, they just sorta end up there….
Louis in Joliet about 7 years ago
On US Highway 34 as you travel out of the Chicago metro area, there are two towns next to each other – Plano and Sandwich. Every once and a while some goof installs a sign that says “Bologna” between the two towns so you read: Plano Bologna Sandwich.
For those who are not queued into American dialects, “Plano” is a pun on “plain old” which sounds like “plane-o” when spoken quickly.
Say What Now‽ Premium Member about 7 years ago
I’ve been through Saskatchewan; they have a hill there.