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New Yorker: Food Humor Cartoon for 11/02/2009
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Report Offensive Content James - 11-02-2008 10:05


cabernet does not mean alcohol necessarily. Ther's also a cabernet sauce that is quite popular in france, it is served over fish, squid and lobster it is semi sweet and looks like a white sauce, I'm sure the cartoon means sauce as it says tuna also.


Report Offensive Content karen - 11-02-2008 10:00


the poor kid the parents must be blind yuck!


Report Offensive Content AZ Desert Rat - 11-02-2008 09:53

Cabernet

So...I'm to assume that the excesses of the wealthy have spread down to the kids. No milk in the lunch box, instead a container of wine. How wonderful to create cartoons about kids usng alcohol - reallly humorous (NOT!)



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