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Bread butter pudding.  Don’t be hesitate what your heart is going to state Just give this milk and croissant mate Then, have nice date  Rp 9.000

From Bali

Engrish photo by Ben

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» Glory! 43 Comment

  1. Puppatoons says:

    Aw, it’s adorable!
    Oh, I mean, first?

  2. ObscureWittyReference says:

    Almost endearing, though I find the “milk and croissant mate” part confusing.

  3. Livvie says:

    So what? Is it bread, butter, pudding, milk, croissants, or the muffins things in the background?

  4. Leanan says:

    Cute!

  5. Kelly says:

    …then be seated and defecate!

  6. Cupid Stunt says:

    Isn’t it customary to have your nice date BEFORE you mate?

  7. skeppy says:

    Burma Shave?

  8. Misha says:

    so… I can’t have a nice “date” until I give my croissant and “this milk” to my mate?
    how the hell am I going to meet my mate then? I need the nice date first!!!

  9. sexelk says:

    if only i’d seen this before valentines day :(

  10. Much Glory Hopeful says:

    This seem more like a greeting card than the actual greeting card from 2 days ago. Perhaps if that depressed person commits suicide a job will open up for this poetically talented bakery clerk.

  11. Alli_KHat says:

    That poem made me hungry, I’d buy one.

  12. dr_handle says:

    I think that this sign is suggesting that after having the bread & butter pudding for mains, move on to the sticky date pudding for afters. Srsly, are there people out there who have never eaten bread & butter pudding? (Made with croissants or brioche it’s even better). Dahlings, you haven’t lived!

  13. blake says:

    what’s an rP?

  14. dyslexia- says:

    Actually it’s Rupiah. 9.000 Rp amount to about 60 cent (european).

    And if I’m not mistaken the shop where you can get these pastries is either Bali Deli or Cafe Moka. I’ll check next week when I’m back. Damn I miss Bali.

  15. rpl says:

    lol. it’s indonesian. rupiah. and i was proud.

  16. jess22 says:

    ROFL! It’s from the BreadTalk bakery! I live in Indonesia :D

  17. gatosmaya says:

    they figured that as long as each phrase ends in “‘ate”, they must have a poem.

  18. Lief says:

    Is it just me, or does that look like it was edited in MS Paint?

  19. Minh says:

    Nothing wrong with this :-? Then it must be a hilarious WIN ! Btw, what the croissant and milk have to do with a date ?

  20. Mewzerium says:

    At least it rhymes.


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