Monday morning contest: Who knows where this bottle is from?

[mznb1u]

Liechtenstein?

  Tim

[BONOVOX]

ISREAL................ So what do I win??   

[Cokemachinesandmore]

oy vey you get the satisfaction of coming up with the right answer, isn't that enough 

[jholmgren]

Congrats Ed ! 

Yes, this bottle was schlepped (<- see what I did there?) the whole way back from Israel for me by one of my employees.

You win one whole shekel.   Roughly 27 cents, but unfortunately this contest is void outside the Continental US, so I'll just keep it.   

Incidentally - as you would expect, this Coke is kosher and is made with cane sugar.

Jim

[BONOVOX]

I must admit... I cheated lol and looked it up on this site;

http://www.cokebottles.de/homectr1.htm

But I get points for doing PI work?  Now... about Hoffa 

 

[davethebirdman]

Vatt... Kosher coke already....

[BONOVOX]

LAHIEM!

 

[Larry]

 איך געדאַנק אַז איך באשטימט איז געווען די

געווינער. דעם קאָנקורס איז ומיוישערדיק.



חשבתי שאני בהחלט היה

הזוכה. תחרות זה לא הוגן


The first one is Yiddish the second one is in Hebrew.  

[BONOVOX]

It all looks Chinese to me 

My wife was a manager of a high end jewellery store (by app. only) and 99999.99999 % (I got that from Inglorious bastards lol) of the clients were Jewish, and although she has not worked there for 7 years now, she STILL says MANY words in Hebrew (mostly when I do something bad lol)

Oie Vey (sp) is the most common lol.

I always did wonder why Coca Cola spelled in script is not always the same around the world.  I know it's "English", yet the way it's written with that old st lye script alone is a "symbol" that I always thought transends cultures and languages

[Cokemachinesandmore]

since were on the subject of riddles, and guessing games.  who can answer this:

how does a Jew make tea???







Hebrews it............ how else did you think he would make it lol