Engrish poetry
September 16th, 2009
I am always amused by engrish. It’s like language without rules.
Think of the possibilities!
Today in psychology class a girl sat near me wearing a yellowish hoodie with skulls, angels and asparagus (?) on it. And on her right sleeve, just big enough for me to read it three people away, was the text:
| the fashion best |
| moor tip top happy |
| to you there whe |
| wear sport on shool |
| love you girl |
Ahem.
I got flashbacks of all the clothes I have seen that have major WTF writings on them. I know I myself have had tees with what looks like a poem on them, but is actually the result of some Chinese kid’s play of lets-flip-the-dictionary-and-pick-random-words.
I wish I would still have the shirt I had when I was 10 that had some good 20 long lines on it. I remember I tried to read it and afterwards felt like I was the stupidest person alive because I could not understand anything. I dreamt of the day I would be able to decipher that wretched code, get to the bottom of that – no doubt – meaningful and deep message, and get on with my life. That day never came, of course.
And just to continue on the subject of randomness, here’s a picture of a chair I like:


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