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I adore deep digs on obscure subject like this. One wonders if the idea goes back even further, before registration. Perhaps some 1880's cafe was cranking them
by justtopost 8y ago
I adore deep digs on obscure subject like this. One wonders if the idea goes back even further, before registration. Perhaps some 1880's cafe was cranking them out with a diy divice. Seems like it would be a device you produce for practicality first, and 'you ought patent that' later when its utility was manifest.
- nickelcitymario 8y agoMore entertaining than the deep dig is the passionate position the author took: "The entire cult of those who open their ketchup cups is build upon lies, misinterpretation and shitty journalism." Remember that scene from Knocked Up when Paul Rudd (I think it was him) talks about how much he wishes he liked anything the way his kid likes blowing bubbles? I feel like there's an inverse here: I wish I was opposed to anything as much as this author is opposed to the improper use of ketchup cups.
- stevenwoo 8y agoI interpreted the statement as a tongue in cheek joke. One of the ever present dangers of the printed word, we can look at one sentence and come away with different meanings.