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Best Engrish item I've seen
I went to London yesterday and in one of the gift shops in the Trocadero, found a notebook, with the following profound poem on it:
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Hell, makes more sense than Gertrude Stein.
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Love is hiding in a quiet corner if you look back. I like it!!!!
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I'd love to know what it was supposed to mean if it had been translated properly - the first stanza looks like it ought to be something like
Sunlight reflecting from the window Through the air Inches its footsteps across your face Anybody got any ideas about the rest (or indeed better ideas about the first)? |
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#6
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"3cm 3cm" was maybe supposed to be "inch by inch". That's not breaking the code though.
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I like this one:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...n_1200068.html This was a pretty major department store chain here in Osaka and only last year. |
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"My mind evaporate into cloud"... too much cold medicine does that to me too...
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Fuckin' sales, how do they work?
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