One Child Policy Homeschool

September 28, 2008 - Crazy English at the Mall

China never disappoints me with hilarious signs! Here are two more.



Okay, this isn't hilarious. This is actually sad because it reflects the attitude in China towards those with disabilities. (By the way, a handicapped accessible toilet is a rare thing here.)



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September 20, 2008 - A Blessed Dog Peeler

I won't bother commenting a lot on this find. I'll let you, my readers, do that.


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If you can't read the fine print, here it is:

With incredible magic of the pretty dog,
you too will be the best friend
like a lot of many people all over the world.


I needed a new peeler anyway, and this was well worth the 5 RMB of laughter I got. I was born in the year of the dog, remember. And we all know that I'm super blessed! And it does work well; I tested it on carrots tonight.

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July 17, 2008 - Crazy Menus

Moving means getting to know a new city, finding new restaurants, and discovering new Crazy English! Here you go... enjoy some menu and restaurant related bloopers.

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After you eat all that, you may need to visit this place.

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But no matter what, just remember this...

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For much more hilarious fun, visit Crazy English, where I've compiled all my Crazy English pics onto one photo gallery.



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May 11, 2008 - Caution!!



A very needed sign -- they can be so dangerous, you know.

(This is basically a "baby on board" sign, hung in the back of a bus. But without context, it's pretty humorous. Sprite was the one who pointed it out to me as funny.)

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March 15, 2008 - Spelling Disasters of Olympic Proportions


In case you missed it, here's a close up.


Yep. It's not a doctored photo.
At least Chinese is spelled correctly.


I heard that a special committee cmmittee was set up in Beijing just to correct the bad English on signs and menus.
Hmmm... looks like the
committee cmmittee didn't make it to my province.

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