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Fri 2 Jun, 2006 11:01 am
What is the means these sentince please, thank you, go away
Bite me, round-eye devil.
Dotn known the mean sentence, I is Chinese.
Then you please going away very now . . .
For quite a while now, whenever I'm reading this stuff, I keep thinking about that old National Lampoon Yearbook edition they put out.
Set, I'm sure you know the one I'm talking about....
There was this one foreign exhange student, they never made it clear where she was from, but it was phucking hysterical.
They would be asking other student about their life goals on life and stuff, and she would say something like...
"now we are making the much much over our feet and triangles. you will please to eat this nafandabla from thiss kantala and make much much laugh laugh over the box"
This is making many pain in asses.
Please, who is put what in witch ass?
Proctologist say: All things go good in asses. Come out is the time of confusion.
Setanta wrote:Please, who is put what in witch ass?
you must be too an Chinese.....
Actual warning from a Chinglish owner's manual for an electronic device:
"Before putting away with damage removing all batteries will prevent this"
Oh Gawd..
I just made a reply to one of the threads and Hamster reported:
Hamster 2345623 reports - Sorry, but only can reply to posts in this forum.
The Chinglish effect is taking its toll on A2K....
We hired a Kerala Indian engineer. He could speak English but didnt know idiomatic phrases an colloquials. So some of our guys took him aside and taught him that calling anyone a "dildo" was showing great respect. Boy did that cause some trouble with clients. Most laughed their asses off but we had one that was seriously offended and wanted the guy off the project. I hadda go in and explain that it was a "hazing" process and rather than punishing the new engineer, I wanted to exact some revenge on the perps. So, my client helped turn the tables on them , and then he was part of thejoke and loved it.
So, there are many ways to outten wayget.