Napolians

na·po·le·on na·po·le·on [n? p?lee ?n, n? p?ly?n] (plural na·po·le·ons) n 1. food flaky pastry: a rectangular flaky pastry shape filled with custard cream 2. money old French coin: a gold coin formerly used in France, equivalent to 20 francs 3. card games Full form of nap3 [Early 19th century. Named for Napoleon I ; because the coin was issued in his reign.] Encarta ® World English Dictionary © & (P) 1998-2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This is a rich and flavorful pastry. Connoisseurs from all over find them tasty. However, here is the situation: Most people around here have an education. Perhaps that is why these pastries are not selling. Educated persons can see your bad spelling. Do I have to tell you over and over again? It is not spelled N-A-P-O-L-I-A-N. One thing can be determined. It is easy to see. You do not need intelligence to work in a bakery.