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Signs that make me laugh: “Sir Greek & Sir Sub”

May 14, 2010May 14, 2010 / James Pedlar

Found at Danforth and Linsmore.

These guys are so much classier than the competition.

I love how they even worked in the Canadian flag. The imitation is more blatant (and less puzzling) than Coffee Lime.

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