Noun pile of the week
If you've been staying in practice with your British noun piles, this one shouldn't be a problem, but just in case, here's the BBC:
A Canadian oil-change shop employee has been fired after police saw his tweet apparently seeking a marijuana delivery - and replied.
The Twitter user asked on the social network whether a dealer could bring drugs to his Toronto-area shop, as he needed "a spliff or two" to finish his shift.
York police retweeted the request and declared: "Awesome! Can we come too?"
As international neighbors go, yes: Canada's pretty cool.
A Canadian oil-change shop employee has been fired after police saw his tweet apparently seeking a marijuana delivery - and replied.
The Twitter user asked on the social network whether a dealer could bring drugs to his Toronto-area shop, as he needed "a spliff or two" to finish his shift.
York police retweeted the request and declared: "Awesome! Can we come too?"
As international neighbors go, yes: Canada's pretty cool.
Labels: heds, noun piles
2 Comments:
How many more words would it have taken to write it normally?
I reckon in this case two – "who wrote". CANADIAN WHO WROTE 'SEND DRUGS' TWEET FIRED.
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