Chic-fil-A is probably my favorite fast food restaurant, largely due to how different their menu is from all the others and their consistent high standard of preparation. So, despite the frequent Christian radio playing while dining-in there, the occasional Bible study being held in one of their large booths in the corner, or their extremely annoying Sunday-off policy (Chic-fil-A is Christian-owned and often employed), I frequent this establishment on a regular basis.
While eating there recently, I saw the following advertisement for their new line of chicken strips, spelled in the seemingly-appropriate cow-spelling they're now known for:
"Weer big fanz of nu stripz"
The thing that caught me off guard about this is that no fewer than three of the six words in that sentence, despite being misspelled in English, are legitimate Dutch words!
weer = 'again' or 'weather'
of = 'or'
nu = 'now'
Funny.
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