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Engrish picture of a sign that says Child Beer

Engrish Photo By: ZerosMagic

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  1. Cheese says:

    I just wanted to be first in commenting something. Now im happy. Oh and never serve your children beer or make them into beer :-)

  2. Jay says:

    The top line in hindi says “English (western) liquor store” (to distinguish from the local brew. I guess they really wanted to say “Chilled Beer”

  3. Luddite says:

    Finally! Some one brave enough to speak the truth about Light Beer

  4. Roy says:

    the child beer actually is chilled beer.. am Indian.. I should know :D and the script is hindi.

  5. ro-ro says:

    i actually saw a version of this in india where it said “child bear” !!

  6. Ahmed says:

    It’s not photoshopped.
    That’s what they call non-alcoholic beer.

  7. asjoma says:

    They’ve skipped the jesus juice and went straight to giving kids beer!

  8. lakesidey says:

    No, it’s not photoshopped. I’ve actually seen this sign – it’s in a fort in Rajasthan (in Jaisalmer I think it was)! Ten minutes drive away is a cake-shop loving entitled “Krishna’s Boulangerie”.

  9. ihaz2cutegoggies says:

    hey my dad has seen one of these signs and it said “CHILD BEAR”

  10. crazykitty says:

    -_-’

  11. crazykitty says:

    who cares.

  12. trusts says:

    adult beer is no better, IMO.

  13. Alia says:

    This sign is outside a Beer Stall in Jaisalmer, India. I saw it and burst out laughing!!


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