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MP3 Player Engrish


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please don’t put it in dust place, and don’t let the dust into it – please don’t let it near water – when let it funipendulous, maybe cliped by the door, it’s dangerous, please give the attention – if put it in the pocket, when you fall down or collide, it’s dangerous to contuse, please give the attention – please don’t put it in the damp place. please aver from the sunlight to keep shoot, warm air etc.

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  1. magnet says:

    So what language did we get funipendulous from?

  2. Zomgbratto says:

    funipendulous – hanging by the rope

    New word of the day

  3. Zedo Mann says:

    My MP3 Player’s name is Rover and I can’t let it near water.

  4. nonny says:

    Are we sure it’s not directions for taking care of a Mogwai? Perhaps number 1 was don’t feed after midnight.

  5. Toxic Kitten says:

    mogwai 2.0 now with more rules!

  6. Ashley says:

    What the hell does funipendulous mean?!

  7. Un Onymous says:

    What is “the damp place”? And: “to keep shoot”? :O

  8. RevATC says:

    Sounds like the rules of owning a Gremlin.

  9. D.R. says:

    I can’t find the “Funipendulous” directory on my iPod.

  10. B4 says:

    Is it safe to point at the creature ?

  11. Micker says:

    would this MP3 have pale skin? Do not let in sunlight…

  12. Fox says:

    I have that player.. it’s actually called an MP4 player, really.. plays all sorts of stuff, but is only 1Gig big. And the entire handbook is written like that, sadly. I love that they put the page with “funipendulous” in it. My friends and I were laughing for days, and making many jokes about the “keep out of moist areas” Great machine, horrid hand book.

  13. MinisterofSilly says:

    Can we taunt it? It doesn’t saying anything about not taunting it!

  14. Curtis says:

    Wow, Engrish has allowed me to learn a new work…funipendulous.

    The best part is that all of the statements are horrrible english, so they are all funny to read.

    • Psychedelic says:

      Funipendulous is now an action-verb that relates to work? And here all this time I thought it was just an attitude problem…

  15. faisel says:

    I’m contuse.. err.. confuse

  16. Cevian says:

    There is no number 8…

  17. Ninjah! says:

    I have that mp3-player! Evenn did a video about the instructions on YT. :) It sucked though, had to buy an iPod instead like a year later.

  18. callitak says:

    You gotta love the foreigns, they can’t spell or count.

  19. Psychedelic says:

    Whenever any electronic appliance of mine is funipendulous, I make absolutely sure never, ever to let it go near water, no matter how much it nags that it’s got a new bathing suit it wants to show off. I realize it’s just confused and needs attention. This is also an important thing to remember as relates to basic electrical appliances, such as toasters or blow-driers. However, if your ‘fridge ever wants to go near water, damn, don’t stand in the way; the thing’ll flatten your a$$!

  20. pilarius says:

    Nobody noticed? There is no 8. Just 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10. :D

    • SeaBee says:

      I like instruction 9.
      If you have the machine in your pocket when you fall over or collide with something it could get damaged so you must pay attention.

      Yah, don’t worry about possible injury to body parts when you are involved in an accident, protect your MP3 at all costs.

  21. joplin says:

    don’t let it near water expose it to bright light or feed it after midnight…
    if you feed it after midnight your MP3 will go into some cacoon and emerge 5 days later as a CD player…

  22. madhatt3r1 says:

    It looks like directions for the care of a mogwai.

  23. Keera Cullen says:

    If you let it near sunlight, it sparkles and causes traffic accidents, so it must be funipedulous.

  24. themasha says:

    funipendolous?? greatest word ever

  25. dukethepcdr says:

    The way people walk around in a daze with their ear buds in and listening to their music at full blast, it’s no wonder they had to put the warning in about colliding with things.

    Darn MP3 players, always trying to run off and get in trouble. You’ve got to train them to behave before you take them outside.

  26. Caithleen says:

    oh and never forget that when you put mp3 player in your pocket and fall down it is dangerous to contuse.
    if i only knew what contuse means

  27. slobbo says:

    contuse means to continue use. it should be funipendulously obvious to anyone.

  28. Paws4thot says:

    “maybe cliped by the door” – I’ve got to ask what the MP3 player did wrong, and who the door told about it to get it into trouble?

  29. Slobbo says:

    I might give attention

  30. those generic mp3 players that are made in china are really cheap but i still prefer to use my ipod ,’~


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