Squirrel-Shaped Fish
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Is it a store?
I would love to know what that is all about because it obviously not squirrel, fish, or alligators and I truly hope that it is not really about squirrel-shaped fish that look like alligators.
Squirrel shaped fish is a famous mandarin dish. The store is a well known store, named after the dish, that sells knock off Izod shirts.
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Five seconds on google, people. Teh Internets: learn to use them.
What I want to know, is how the hell they came up with the idea for calling a food item “squirrel-shaped fish”. Doesn’t sound very appetizing.
Do you remember back in the days before the Internet, how when you wanted to know something you had to ask a smart person, or look it up in a encyclopedia or something? Yeah, that was a long time ago. I mean seriously people, “squirrel shaped fish.” Type it into Google. Read the resulting pages.
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Okay, look. They leave the had and tail attached by a flap of skin, sticking up in a way that looks like a squirrel with its tail in the air. I know this because I’ve spent my entire adult life studying squirrel shaped fish. No, wait, it’s because I typed ‘squirrel shaped fish’ into Google and spent two minutes reading.
I find your icon rather fitting for your current attitude.
Yeah, you kinda are. But you love it that way so I guess it’s cool, right?
Dude, calm down. The fact that it has an actual meaning doesn’t make it any less bizarre sounding or entertaining. If you’re getting this worked up about an engrish post, I suggest you take a break from websurfing and like go for a jog or something.
Now why would I bother to Google it when smug tarts like yourself will do it for me?
Squirrel-shaped fish… eating alligator maybe.
yeah, well, if you sorta squint your eyes, and tilt your head that way… maybe…
If they try to feed bread crumbs and worms, or even nuts to these ‘fish’, they’re going to loose a limb. What on earth caused this epic mistranslation, I’ll never know. Someone’s brain got eaten by a squirrel-shaped fish, perhaps.
It’s actually not likely to be an English fail. Squirrel shaped fish refers to a dish fixed for an Emperor long ago in China.
thanks for putting in your two cents worth
I gave two cents? Can I get my half cent change, please?
How does that refer to an alligator? Seriously?
And it’s Squirrel-shaped ‘Mandarin’ Fish. So basically the sign is wrong…
It depends upon the menu…and the alligator is apparently just a knock off, as expected.
Gee — here in Florida, we just call ‘em “gators”. Much easier to say.
I’m thinking Izod gone horribly horribly wrong…
looks like the LaCoste logo to me…
one is a gator (izod) the other is a croc (lacoste)
but yeah… that sign makes me hungry regardless
I don’t know, squirrel-shaped fish sound kind of tasty…
i sawed a pregnant squirrel on time. she was pretty.