I can’t see well enough to know what it sells. Is is one of those practical joke shops, where you can buy whoopee cushions and handshake shockers and such?
No, the shop sells food. Pet food, as promoted by Dr. Billinghurst on his lovely “BARF Australia” website, where BARF stands for “biologically appropriate raw food,” and visitors are encouraged to “Insist on Dr. B’s Genuine BARF.” On German pages, BARF gets transformed into a verb – “BARFEN ist ganz einfach” makes the juvenile in me chuckle.
I can’t see well enough to know what it sells. Is is one of those practical joke shops, where you can buy whoopee cushions and handshake shockers and such?
No, the shop sells food. Pet food, as promoted by Dr. Billinghurst on his lovely “BARF Australia” website, where BARF stands for “biologically appropriate raw food,” and visitors are encouraged to “Insist on Dr. B’s Genuine BARF.” On German pages, BARF gets transformed into a verb – “BARFEN ist ganz einfach” makes the juvenile in me chuckle.
Made me chuckle, too. Dr. Billinghurst has no excuse; last I knew they spoke English in Australia. Or is “barf” American?
Maybe he thought it was funny and catchy.