Why do they call it oven when you of in the cold food of out hot eat the food?

[nellanella]

Can someone decipher this? It's been giving me a really hard time and I'm at the point of giving up all hope. I have no idea what the hooplah this means.

[s w e k]

That's just a buncha bologna.

[nellanella]

Originally posted by s w e k:

That's just a buncha bologna.

Honestly, at this point I'm inclined to agree. And it's not the tasty kind either.

[Blargo]

Deja vu. I read this somewhere on the internet yesterday and was wondering the same thing.

[Plaid]

I translated that to simple chinese, then back again and it reads this:

"Why do you call it an oven when you eat cold food outside?"

At least it's easier to read that way.

[whatamidoing]

Originally posted by Plaid:

I translated that to simple chinese, then back again and it reads this:

Why do you call it an oven when you eat cold food outside?

I ran it through a few more languages, and I got:
"Why shouldn't it be cold or hot, will I have a meal on the phone?"

[trousers]

"When oven when you of
in the cold food of out
hot eat the food"

to the tune of "That's Amore" by Dean Martin

[s w e k]

Originally posted by whatamidoing:

I ran it through a few more languages, and I got:
"Why shouldn't it be cold or hot, will I have a meal on the phone?"

Well that clears it up.

[Bykeshgoly]

Originally posted by Swan:

Originally posted by Bykeshgoly:

1. True: It's there for some reason.
2. Blue: Australian flag colours.
3. Aussie: STRALIA!

Okay, but why do their national teams wear yellow and green?

IT'S GREEN AND GOLD,

But anyway the gold is mostly in relation to the beaches of Australia and also that the country is fairly plentiful in mineral resources such as gold.

The green is probably reminiscent of the coastal flora, the green in the gum trees and other plant life.

[Bykeshgoly]

Originally posted by Swan:

Originally posted by Bykeshgoly:

IT'S GREEN AND GOLD,

But anyway the gold is mostly in relation to the beaches of Australia and also that the country is fairly plentiful in mineral resources such as gold.

The green is probably reminiscent of the coastal flora, the green in the gum trees and other plant life.

:D I apologize, seriously. I didn't mean to offend. If I come off like I'm being an a-hole I assure you that was not my intent. I am legitimately curious.about this stuff.

I was joking with the first part, it's how I'd imagine I'd say it to one of mates that knows nothing about Australia.

[ATU| Toaster]

Actually dont knw

[Watchful Liz]

Originally posted by Fish:

Actually dont knw

If you're this bored then quit necroing threads for GabeN's sake!

[ATU| Toaster]

cause i can

[Biff]

I think its; "You call it an oven if you have cold food put in hot eat it". Sort of......Kind of.....Maybe........

[Mathtician]

I'm a little late on this one, but I think it's intended to be a pun where "of in" sounds like "oven." The sentence means "Why do they call it oven when you put food (of) in when it's cold but only eat it once it's hot and taken (of) out?" There was no easy way to put "of" and "in" together without it sounding weird, so I guess the writer decided to make the entire sentence nonsensical.

[nellanella]

Originally posted by Mathtician:

I'm a little late on this one, but I think it's intended to be a pun where "of in" sounds like "oven." The sentence means "Why do they call it oven when you put food (of) in when it's cold but only eat it once it's hot and taken (of) out?" There was no easy way to put "of" and "in" together without it sounding weird, so I guess the writer decided to make the entire sentence nonsensical.

That... that makes a lot more sense. Thank you for this.