Culture Buzz Yeah, good luck figuring out our words. Even native speakers can't get this down.
Culture Buzz Okay, okay, we all know it's a cultural faux pas to adopt an American-centric attitude about the world, but loosen up for a second and laugh at these hysterically bizarre signs. English isn't quite the lingua franca yet. At least, not any of these forms of it.
Snicker all you want, I'm going there. If for nothing else, than to satiate my curiosity.
Business Buzz I've compiled a very large collection of businesses in China with really bad names. None of these photos have been photoshopped. I swear.
Spotted somewhere in Japan. See also: 30 pictures of Asian people wearing Engrish shirts.
Culture Buzz Helpful advice for people traveling to Laos. Worst place ever?
Style Buzz A collection of really cute kids wearing t-shirts that don't make any sense.
This Malawi bootleg DVD of The Phantom Menace looks really fantastic.
I suppose there are lots of poo stories but a movie's worth, give me a break.
Culture Buzz A collection of some of the best misuses of English in Asian airports.
Deciding on what meat to put in your fried rice has never been this hard… The price difference worries me a little, to be honest.
The store's phones are totally off the hook as well. Place is bumping.
There are some things even House can't cure (like really bad Engrish).
I mean, I'll try anything once, but this just seems profoundly unpleasant.
A convincing ad for bubble tea. For $3.75, these balls better be the most enjoyable balls I've ever put in my mouth.
My favorite from a series of bad English translation signs. It's too bad most of the storefronts for Chinatown supermarkets aren't this honest.
What, making out with fish isn't a great idea? At least there's real love there.
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Mmm, uterus salad. Earthier than goose hepatitis, spicier than fuck flavor smoke bamboo.