Saturday, June 23, 2012

Chinglish Mega Post

I haven't posted at all this semester, but that doesn't mean I wasn't collecting pictures to share.  Here's my collection of Chinglish from the 2nd semester:


Found this one on our oatmeal package...


Good, I hate it when my food testosterots.  And I've heard many times it's important to meet the daily recommended value of polydextrase.

This next one isn't Chinglish, just an interesting sign I found at a park.


Who's the jerk bringing in dragonflies?


Drink too much of this and the name could come true...



Beam on beaming on...



Cruel joke for those of us going bald...



I know it's a name, but it could also make for a very relaxing massage.



I'm sold...



Also not Chinglish, but it just needed to be seen...



This is from a Karaoke TV (KTV) place...


Does this award really deserve a plaque?




Let's hope it's describing the consumer's digestion.


This was on the wall in the room of a hostel we stayed at in Qingdao.


Don't worry, I only moved one kind.


Two birds, one stone...



Another one from a bathroom...


Soooo relaxed.




Time. is. organized.




I didn't know things were going that poorly for MSN.




Every once in a while we all need to hit that reset button.




Must be some pretty crappy toys & gifts.




I'm not sure that will help bring in more business.


Simple, straightforward, peace-loving.





I dunno, those anifemales can be pretty rough, too.


What do you get when you cross a phone booth with a bathroom stall?



Are they trying to say the coffee was roasted?




This is from the menu of a nearby restaurant.  I had to order that second item...


And this is what they looked like (they were cut-up hot dogs)...





Pssshhhh, goin' to the bathroom ain't no thang.


Kind of depressing, buddy, thanks.




Not gonna use that phrase ever again.






If you're not a child under 1.2 meters....in yo face!




So...it's Korean food.


Ok fine, I won't order the orange fruit.



I still can't figure out what this sign is trying to tell people.



Taking abstract art to an unnecessary level...



This is a typical Chinese toilet...


This must be what they think of Westerners...




 I'm gonna miss you, Chinglish.  :)