It's Greek To Me: Great gyros, wacky onions

Actually Robin the plural is (phonetically) yeeree written in greek as gyroi.
Nouns ending in os take oi as the plural which sounds like ee. Just paying you back for your friendly barb at A.J.;s Gyro Cafe lol


Alison

I'm just saying two things:

* Gyros is Greek. I think it's fine if Iranian, Palestinian or Lebanese restaurants want to make it, but probably it's best to start with the ethnic original. (As for gyros vs doner, I'm not *about* to get in between Greeks and Turks.

* Gyros is a singular noun. One gyros, many gyros. A gyro is a sort of helicopter.

[Robin Garr]

[quote="Alison Hanover"]Actually Robin the plural is (phonetically) yeeree written in greek as gyroi.
Nouns ending in os take oi as the plural which sounds like ee. Just paying you back for your friendly barb at A.J.;s Gyro Cafe lol[quote="Robin Garr"]I'm just saying two things:

D'oh! And hey! It's about the season for a trip to Georgetown!

Yeah, Mike and Becky just came by - not that I knew who they were tho - said they would be back and posted on LHB

Hope to see you soon, I wish this weather would get better though.

Actually Robin the plural is (phonetically) yeeree written in greek as gyroi.
Nouns ending in os take oi as the plural which sounds like ee. Just paying you back for your friendly barb at A.J.;s Gyro Cafe lol

I'm just saying two things:

D'oh! And hey! It's about the season for a trip to Georgetown!

[Robin Garr]

[quote="Alison Hanover"I wish this weather would get better though.[/quote]
It's supposed to improve tomorrow!