The kind of astrology I can have and eat it, too.
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Methinks, before clicking "hmm I hope I'm a latke"
Oh look, I AM a latke!
Yay!
Clearly, this is the most accurate astrology ever invented.
Cool! I'm Lox! (Better than an egg cream. Yech.)
Also Lox. Goes well with Bagels...
I saw these at my synagogue's Hanukkah carnival this past Sunday. I bought my daughter an Egg Cream t-shirt to give as one of her gifts.
I'm a pickle, but I'd get too many strange comments from friends if I advertised that.