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engrish funny sushi pledge

The Sushi Pledge
I promise I will honor any sushi. Sushi won the war. So remember honor sushi and there honorable friends Chopsticks and Soya sauce. This is on of sushi grand master.
Tuna roll is my name.

Engrish photo by Thomas Chiles

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  1. Emoom says:

    It’s nice to meat you, Tuna Roll!

    • Emoom says:

      *Raises right hand and hides left hand behind back with crossed fingers* I promise.

      • lalalalala says:

        maybe you’d know. I’ve always wondered. What was the deal with the skinny red-headed girl that spent all her time with the moomins? she was weird.

        (and apparently an inspiration to debra messing)

        • I'm the chief says:

          the whole deal wit the moomins is weird

          • Vila Restal says:

            The only skinny Red Headed girl I know from Cartoons is Crystal Tipps and she spent all her time with a dog named Alistair :-) (How many people are going to remember that one :-) )

  2. Jabberwocky says:

    Did I miss something about the WWII outcome?

    • JohnB says:

      I’m gathering sushi must have been a secret ingredient in the atomic bomb. So yes, it won the war, just not for the Empire of Japan.

    • Papa T says:

      No, That’ll be WWIII, the Sushi war. also known as the invasion of the Toyota.

      • Droll not Troll says:

        When the war gets serious, they will be using Realota.

        • Lllll. says:

          …GET DOWN!…DOWN!!!…WASABI GAS!!!…

          • dr handle says:

            The chemical causing the “bite” in wasabi, as for horseradish, is an isothiocyanate, which is in fact good for you – upregulates yer phase II detoxification enzymes, and so, like so many unpleasant things, it is actually good for you.

            These methylisothiocyanates are irritating in high doses; wasabi causes “heat” irritation more similar to that found in mustard plants, rather than “chilli” heat (engendered by capsaicin, which activates the VR1 receptor). Mustards contain the chemical allyl isothiocyanate, an activator of TRPA1 ion channel receptors.

            Confusingly, this particular irritant chemical from mustard plants has nothing to do at all with sulphur mustard (aka mustard gas, although this is a misnomer since it is not at all a gas, but a liquid that may form heavy vapour under certain conditions): although sulphur mustard contains two thiol groups, it is an entirely synthetic chemical. It is a potent bifunctional alkylator, which targets many macromolecules in cells, but has a particularly high affinity for DNA…

            What do you mean, “How come I know this stuff?”?…

            • Droll not Troll says:

              What an amazing coincidence! That’s exactly what I was not going to say!

              • dr handle says:

                I are sad geek with no life – DnT is very polite not to ask. I like DnT. Will save him a special seat next time he goes to Dreadful Pun Hell. No burst destructor attached, I promise.

                • Droll not Troll says:

                  Sometimes observation is more fun than asking. Geek? It takes one to know one. It was obvious before I realised you were female. But no life? Pssshh! Just not the one you wish you had – join the club! Observation also leads me to conclude you are caucasian (from things you HAVEN’T said), you are probably a real doctor, but not a GP or a paediatrician.
                  Don’t want to get too personal- I like this game!

            • Lllll. says:

              …wow…I’m a walking laboratory…uh-oh, incoming…

            • JohnB says:

              Methyl isocyanate (known also as “MIC”) is far more than just irritating. Just ask the families of the thousands who died at Bhopal, India. Oh, wait. I missed the “thio.” MITC, not MIC. A sulfur instead of the oxygen. Never mind!

            • Vila Restal says:

              A Cyanate good for you???? Aren’t Cyanates related to Cyanide??? And if there is one thing guaranteed to spoil your days it’s sushi washed down with a liberal dose of Potassium Cyanide (known by many as one of Agatha Christie’s favourite poisons, as it is used in a number of her books), unless it’s KGB Sushi (Sushi with added Polonium :-) )

    • ironpoptart says:

      The historical revisionism in Japan has just gone too far…

    • Vila Restal says:

      **SPORTS RESULTS**

      Germany Vs Britain – Cancelled due to popular demand
      Germany vs France – After a shattering French defeat the Germans were defeated in the last minutes.
      Germany vs Russian – Cancelled due to bad weather
      Everyone Else vs Japan – After a slow but steady erosion of the Japanese defense, the American Team Captain blew up the Japanese Goal, paved the entire area, put up a MacDonalds where the goal used to be, and declared themselves to be the winner even though the team included both British, Dutch, Russian, Chinese and dissident German players.

    • cj says:

      fakka you, dorphreen!

  3. giraffe giraffe says:

    sushi grand master flash.

  4. nihixul says:

    You’d think they’d… I dunno… make the photo actually of a tuna roll.

  5. Jennifer says:

    Wins the war with spectacular gastrointestinal explosions and eruptions!

  6. Goldenthrush says:

    To be fair, maybe Tuna Roll won the war on drugs. Or terrorism. Or against the tyranny of the hibachi.

  7. Heather says:

    All glory to the hypno-tuna.

  8. TurboPanda says:

    ooh sushi :D i dont know why people don tlike sushi..is it cuz its raw?
    “I am not a spicy tuna roll” <- props if you know where this is from

  9. White says:

    Maybe that happened in cuisin planet :P

  10. ObscureWittyReference says:

    I really, really would prefer not to be spoken to (even in print) by my potential food. I don’t have a problem with meat/fish being from recently live creatures, but I don’t want them to talk to me. Particularly after they are dead.

  11. LuLu says:

    Tuna Roll is my name and honor is my game!

  12. dr handle says:

    Well, slice me up and roll me in rice!

  13. Hell Hath No Fury says:

    RAW is the answer!

  14. zzackcc says:

    indeed, the sushi hath saved us all, giving its life for freedom and superior noms

  15. Droll not Troll says:

    If meat is murder, sushi is just a casualty of war.

  16. skrag2112 says:

    This must be the sushi chef’s creed, similar to the U.S. Marines rifleman’s creed.

    “This is my sushi!
    There are many like it, but this one is mine!
    My sushi is my best freind!
    It is my life!
    I must master it as I must master my life!
    Without me, my sushi is useless!
    Without my sushi, I am useless!
    I must prepare my sushi true!
    I must prepare it better than my competition who is trying to put me out of business!
    I will!
    Before God, I swear this creed!
    I will feed my customers my sushi until there is no more hunger, but full bellys!
    Amen!”

  17. Troll0165 says:

    Su su SUshi Oh!

  18. Hi thar says:

    I’d try to win a war if my friend’s names were Chopsticks and Soya Sauce, too

  19. nameless one says:

    ah yes righty-o old chap, sushi won the war, what with rationing, the blitz spirit, stiff upper lip and all that, carry on then, undoubtedly.

  20. J Wolfe says:

    I didn’t hear about a bait war.

    When was it, and why did the tuna win?
    Were they tastier than nightcrawlers?

  21. Jackie says:

    Now that San-X series about the sushi that has a family, makes sense to me now. They must be making fun of this type of nonsense.

  22. Samantha says:

    Why can’t I add this one to my favorites?

  23. Email (Obligating, unsafe, We alwayse violate privacy) says:

    The food fight, obviously!

  24. got to love that sushi!

  25. Blackflame says:

    Sushi won the war?


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