Shut Up And Eat.

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I just had dinner at a restaurant called Shut Up and Eat. It was divine. We all just shut up and ate.

Still, it seems like an odd thing to name your business.

What unusual business names do you know?

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[+7] - Ice Demon - 03/05/2013One time ago, I was on a road trip with friends, and we stopped to feed the starveling four wheeled box at a corner called "Eat Here and Get Gas." Very hospitable service, food was good,...
[+4] - Ceili - 03/05/2013Hair salons tend to have clever names like 'curl up and dye'.
[+3] - nextone - 03/05/2013A kosher Chinese restaurant in Brooklyn, NY- Shang Chai. Only Chinese restaurant I know of that served flanken.

@boomerang,

A kosher Chinese restaurant in Brooklyn, NY- Shang Chai. Only Chinese restaurant I know of that served flanken.

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@nextone,

Kosher Chinese!?

That sounds very New York!

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Not really the same thing, but I hear tell of a gas station/convenience store in somewhere in the midwest, named "Pump-n-Munch"

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@thack45,

Ha!

Are they clueless or horny?

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Hair salons tend to have clever names like 'curl up and dye'.

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@boomerang,

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v372/18436572/pump.jpg

boomerang wrote:

Ha!

Are they clueless or horny?

You can be both, you know... why do you think there's so many damned kids all over the place?

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@thack45,

Quote:

You can be both, you know... why do you think there's so many damned kids all over the place?

Snort!

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@boomerang,

One time ago, I was on a road trip with friends, and we stopped to feed the starveling four wheeled box at a corner called "Eat Here and Get Gas." Very hospitable service, food was good, but most importantly, no one bloated.

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There was a Comedian on telly the other night who had an interest in pun names for shops. The only one she said that I can remember was an Indian Restaurant called Poppadom Preach.

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@boomerang,

Rice to Riches, 37 Spring St., New York, NY 10012, a store that specializes in rice pudding;
Eat Here Now, 839 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10065;

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Shut Up And Eat.

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