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Arget wrote: ↑Sun Mar 29, 2020 6:03 pm
good to see a lot of positive excuses but in reality they fucked up and then had to rip it off after two days. There was no "Pub" on the signs.
I am obviouisly thick but what is wrong with "130 gastro" as a name?
Gastro is Australian for having the runs.
So funny.
gatro is english for a pub that serves overpriced food. Obviously a culture specific joke
Gastro just means related to the stomach. So gastro in Australia is gastroenteritis (inflammation of the stomach and intestines) while in the UK gastro in gastro pub is gastronomic meaning fine eating.
Arget wrote: ↑Sun Mar 29, 2020 6:03 pm
good to see a lot of positive excuses but in reality they fucked up and then had to rip it off after two days. There was no "Pub" on the signs.
I am obviouisly thick but what is wrong with "130 gastro" as a name?
Gastro is Australian for having the runs.
So funny.
Rubbish. Never heard of anyone with the runs referring to it as gastro.
See Arget's post above ^^ for an education on gastro. There's more to gastro than just the runs.
Arget wrote: ↑Sun Mar 29, 2020 6:03 pm
good to see a lot of positive excuses but in reality they fucked up and then had to rip it off after two days. There was no "Pub" on the signs.
I am obviouisly thick but what is wrong with "130 gastro" as a name?
Gastro is Australian for having the runs.
So funny.
gatro is english for a pub that serves overpriced food. Obviously a culture specific joke
Gastro just means related to the stomach. So gastro in Australia is gastroenteritis (inflammation of the stomach and intestines) while in the UK gastro in gastro pub is gastronomic meaning fine eating.
in uk ( and most of europe i guess) gastro stands for gastronomy which is "fine dining". You often hear foodies going on about the gastronomic delight of eating something or other, or that the menu was a gastronomic tour de force etc. We call an upset stomach "the shits"
