Marco Polo brought macaroni products back to Italy from China. Christopher Columbus brought scones to the Aztecs. The Aztecs learned how to make them light. The secret was lost in the epic return to Aztlan through the pyramids, but now the recipe has been rediscovered.
Aztec wall scone – $30 (South [Ish])
Beautiful lighting system, never used. Still in original box. Only serious inquiries.
As submitter Ralph said, For your next bake sale, from the South Ish Chinese Aztecs!
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Wall scones were used to light palaces and temples. The common people used ceiling bagels.
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…and the commoners usually had low ceilings, so when they wanted to move air around their home, they used ceiling whacks.
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Sheesh, Spark’, it’s written on the flipping box . . .
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Wall scone? Is that a Sussex version of a gingerbread house construction piece? (Presumably held together with piped clotted cream.)
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Not really relevant, but I hate the use of the word ‘olde’ instead of ‘old’ in the description on the box.
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Yeah, what’s uppe with that?
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Olde should only be seen between Ye and Shoppe.
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I tried a wall scone once. I chipped a tooth.
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Chine Aztec wall scones don’t match my French Prudential Chandeliars or Candlebras.
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Since when does one fixture constitute a “lighting system”?
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Since Sparky graduated from trade school. 8)
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When it’s ‘olde’.
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