Hot-dog stand? Falafel stand? No no no. I give you, the West-Jerusalem crepe stand of delectable lusciousness. Each crepe is HUGE, with over 20 choices of filling for your individual taste selection. Above is pictured the non-fruit crepe that I shared with Jason Bentley. We chose white, dark, and milk chocolate, caramel, an amaretto creme frosting, and we chose to split it so we wouldn't instantly become diabetic after one bite.
Diabetes-being-tied-to-sugar-intake perhaps caused the phrase, "the sweetest honey is loathsome in it's own deliciousness." [Name that quote without cheating and you win a prize.] MAN were those crepes good. I seriously want one. And I'll be sure to not pronounce it as "craype." I've recently learned from Dylan that that is incorrect. Apparently it's closer to "crehp." ...Whatever.
Amie and Whitney modeling their lip-smacking delights 
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As for the pronunciation thing, if I'm expected to pronounce words that the French have borrowed from English (such as le weekend and le stress) in the French manner while in a francophone country, then dang it, I'm gonna pronounce their words in the American manner while I'm here. For me, it's "craype," unless I'm speaking French. So there. :P
Suits me. Just so you know, if you ever really want to annoy Dylan, say CRAYPE on purpose right in front of him.
I've lived with him for a year and a half now. You think I don't know this?
Sometimes I whisper it through the air vents as he goes to sleep, just so I can hear the horrible dreams he has the next morning...
;-)
HAHAHAHHAHAhahhahhahaha! Ah, Bill. That is why I love you so much. HAHAHHAHAHahahhaha
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