Alicia Smith​ 's great words, and fantastic watercolour of today.

Alicia Smith​ 's great words, and fantastic watercolour of today.

Originally shared by Alicia Smith

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  1. Stephen Gunnell7 August 2017 at 13:22

    Hessburger? ... Do you mean Rudolph Hessburger?! Ewww.

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  2. Rob Masters7 August 2017 at 15:12

    Nonono... It is the transliteration of an aspirated 'S', so 'Sburger'. Like the Rkiosks, KMarkets, and so on.

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  3. Alicia Smith9 August 2017 at 01:53

    Spell one lousy burger wrong and they call you a cannibal.

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