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Yeah, I can believe that you’ll take my mony


engrish funny gas trick

you are suffereing with any disease. Are not working one your body. Because you are discourage. Lets come to me and get and get healthy. Medicines were cure of your disease we will take mony or gift from you. The se are the diseases we are cured.
Gas trick, stomach pain, acidity, ulcer, urine unable to come, stones are stored in the kidneys, heak, shankroid, senses are weak, sugar, blood pressure, to be come hypertension, lung diseased, 14 types of diseases were cured, women diseases, white dots, egjima, skin diseases, who become marriage and no children will be ger childrens, phyles, liver diseases, elergy, T.B, diseases of lungs, all types of secret diseases were cured from you, wee see the pulese and give the exact medicines, first you have to check the medicines and give the money.
To see the pulse fee 10 RS.
The medicines will be provided by credit if you are present govt. service certificate.

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  1. PoodleGroomer says:

    Gas Trick. First, pull my finger.

  2. PoodleGroomer says:

    Help my computer. I’ve lost my phyles.

  3. mamarosa says:

    I’ve had shankroid for a long time now.
    Also skin diseases who become marriage, but we dated a long time, so I thought we’d be alright.

    Well, this sounds pretty trustworthy, I think I’ll give him the mony.

  4. Droll not Troll says:

    By the time you get to the ele(r)gy, it’s way too late for a cure.

  5. peterpan says:

    what are these “secret deseases” exactly?

  6. JohnB says:

    Another mother lode of Engrish!!! Lord, where to even begin?!?!

  7. JohnB says:

    No childrens become ger childrens. Wasn’t that George W. Bush’s education plan?

  8. JohnB says:

    Wonder what “medicines” they give you that enable you to “see” the pulse? I vaguely recall some pulsing visualizations from some remote chemically assisted excursion years ago, but don’t remember precisely what “medicine” it was.

  9. JohnB says:

    Egjima. Isn’t that near Iwo Jima?

  10. Droll not Troll says:

    Urine unable to come? I don’t know if I’m coming or going!

  11. JohnB says:

    Urine unable to come. Is that one illness or two?

  12. JohnB says:

    I always check the medicines doctors prescribe, but their insisting that I have to does not encourage confidence in their professionalism.

  13. PoodleGroomer says:

    Give much monys and will cast out deamons and Bollywood earworms.

    • Jennifer says:

      but not this Billy Idol earworm
      *muwah ha haaaa!!!*

      Here she comes now sayin’ Mony Mony
      Shoot ‘em up come on Mony Mony
      Hey she look good now and I feel all right now
      Don’t stop now come on mony mony
      And feel all right, yeah I feel all right
      I said yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

      ‘Cause you make me feel
      So good, so good, so good
      So fine, so fine
      It’s all mine, well I feel all right
      I said yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

      Well you could shake it Mony Mony
      Shot gun dead and I’ll come on home yeah
      Don’t stop cookin’ ’cause I feel too good now
      Don’t stop now come on Mony
      Come on yeah, I said yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

      ‘Cause you make me feel
      So good, so good
      Well I feel all right
      You’re, and I feel all right
      I said yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

      I love you Mony mo-mo-mony
      I love you Mony mo-mo-mony sure I do
      I love you Mony mo-mo-mony sure I do
      I love you Mony mo-mo-mony sure I do
      I love you Mony mo-mo-mony sure I do
      I love you Mony mo-mo-mony sure I do
      I love you Mony mo-mo-mony sure I do
      I love you Mony mo-mo-mony
      Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

      Come on, come on
      Come on, come on
      Come on, come on
      Come on, come on
      Come on, come on
      Feel all right, I said yeah, yeah, yeah,
      yeah, yeah, yeah

      Wake it, shake it Mony Mony
      Up, down, turn around, come on mony
      Hey she give me love and I feel all right now
      Don’t stop now come on Mony
      Come on, I said yeah, yeah, yeah,
      yeah, yeah

      ‘Cause you make me feel
      So good, so good, so good
      Feel all right, all right
      Well I feel all right
      I said yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

      Ride your pony, ride your pony
      Ride your pony come on, come on
      Mony Mony
      Feel all right, I said yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

      • PoodleGroomer says:

        I thank God it’s not on my brain’s play list or archives.

      • Anarnomoose says:

        Did we need the whole song?

        • JohnB says:

          I didn’t! Just “I said a mony, mony, mo mo mo” would have brought back Tommy James and the Shondells in all their glory (?). If you listened to rock radio in those days, the song is forever planted in your head. As Stephen King observed, someone who writes a hit song owns a piece of your mind forever.

          • Anarnomoose says:

            Tommy James and the “what” now? I’m from the Billy Idol era. And like the kids of today who listen to artists who perform a remake of an old song, I’m going to say that no one else sang that song but Billy Idol! And yes, it’s in my head now… thanks, Jennifer. *sigh*

            • JohnB says:

              Tommy James and the Shondells. Notable not only for having this as a big hit, but also the unforgettable, “My Baby Does the Hanky-Panky.” Billy Idol is fine in his own right but you really should check out the original!

            • JohnB says:

              One thing that we usually develop as we get older is an appreciation for the roots of things, an awareness that we did not invent everything in the world, but that most everything we value comes out of a long tradition. I have come to see that a lot of the songs I thought were so original back in the ’60s are either covers of, or heavily influenced by, earlier blues songs. Obviously, no one listened to TJ&S for their lyrics! But they put together a compelling rock sound that influenced a lot of rockers that came later. I’ll get off my soap box now and get back to the LOLZ!!!

      • PoodleGroomer says:

        May you have sitar, tiny clanking cymbals, and dissonant harmonizing soprano and countertenor earworms.

  14. JohnB says:

    The medicines will be provided by credit if I am present. Does that mean if I send cash, I don’t have to go in?

  15. JohnB says:

    I’m also very glad to know that the medicines were cured of my disease. I was feeling a sense of responsibility for all the sick medicines.

  16. StCyr says:

    Finally, a cure for my secret diseases!

  17. PoodleGroomer says:

    Secret diseases? Childrens phyles? He can cure pedophilia.

  18. Anarnomoose says:

    “stones are stored in the kidneys” Is this a disease or an FYI?

  19. varuna says:

    It was shankroid and ger childrens that got me.

  20. chad says:

    is “water running of the ass” covered?

  21. JohnB says:

    “Skin diseases who become marriage…” I don’t know, but I think after my first date with skin disease I wouldn’t want to go any further!

  22. JohnB says:

    I notice that they can cure “heat” too. Let’s get them on this global warming thing!

  23. dr handle says:

    14 types of diseases were cured womens diseases… if I was unfortunate enough to has a PMS (which I never am of course), I wonder if they would do something to cheer me up? The gas trick, maybe?

    • I'm the chief says:

      denial is a symptom of..

      • JohnB says:

        Everything!

        • PoodleGroomer says:

          National Lampoon Radio Dinner Hour and George Carlin both had routines about the new secret disease that had no symptoms or treatment, and the only cure is death. Sometimes, you only die if you’re lucky.

          • JohnB says:

            Reminds me of that Chris Prentiss guy who’s always hawking his book on TV. He says that alcoholism isn’t a disease, but he can cure it.

            • PoodleGroomer says:

              I thought it was a John Waters interview spoof for a new movie. It was too passionate and sleazy to be real.

              • JohnB says:

                No, unfortunately it’s real. They guy also runs a rehab out in California that charges over $60,000 a month! I can’t figure out why anyone would go there when they can get the cure in his book for only $24.95.

    • I'm the chief says:

      i can make invisible gas disappear!

      • PoodleGroomer says:

        Try a decongestant and new hearing aid batteries, for now. It’s still there. Consider Beano for the long term.

  24. tea says:

    I took “women diseases” to mean women who *are* diseases, rather than diseases that women have… Perhaps they cure you of mothers-in-law? Though the idea of their curing PMS is far more appealing.

    Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to go become hypertension.

  25. Jetpack in my Pants says:

    This has got to be the best Engrish posting I have ever seen.

  26. I'm the chief says:

    ?…???…OMG!! my shankroid senses are too weak!

  27. I'm the chief says:

    I checked the medicines. now give me my money.

  28. I'm the chief says:

    Chikitsa? is he from the chick point too?
    FATIMEH! YOUR LONG LOST GYNECOLOGIST IS HERE!

  29. Putuk says:

    TL;DR

    • JohnB says:

      That’s definitely your loss!

    • emspace says:

      Sorry, not to de-rail, but what is this TL;DR business about?

      • JohnB says:

        Shorthand for “too long; didn’t read.” Me, I can’t tell you how many times I reread it, savoring every bit of malformed English, bizarre randomness, and brazen hucksterism.

        • emspace says:

          Ah, thank you for clearing that up.

          I agree! This is like the “A Tale of Two Cities” of Engrish – every time I read it, I get something new out of it.

  30. Anomnomnom Omnomnom says:

    first you check the drugs then pay the money? just like real life!!

  31. SeaBee says:

    Try reading it aloud using a Yoda accent.
    It makes perfect sense then.

  32. Duffy says:

    I don’t want to be cured of my blood pressure, thank you.
    I’m kind of interested in being cured of the Gas Trick, tho.

    • PoodleGroomer says:

      Self managed care option: Pull your own finger. Entertain and amaze your family and friends. Not available in stores or on tv.

  33. huh? says:

    shankroid?

  34. Patricia says:

    All I can say is…makes more sense than most of my insurance and HIPPA forms…

  35. freckleyredhead says:

    Elergy? I can figure out most of it but what’s elergy? Oh wait, it just hit me. Allergy.

    • JohnB says:

      As Droll not Troll noted above, it could be elegy, in which case the cure is too late, unless this guy can raise the dead (wouldn’t surprise me if he claimed to be able to!).

  36. Patricia says:

    I must comment on the semi-hilarity of this: The advert on the bottom of my screen (thanks Feedback-Ads by Google!) says “Hypoxia at Birth: Could It Been Prevented?” Seems someone needs to take an English class at the advertising agency…

  37. Austin says:

    I have seen the pulse and I am encourage!

  38. bluejade says:

    To: dr handle, JohnB, PoodleGroomer, I’m the chief, and others; a toast! Thanks to you, and whoever posted this gem! Now I need to dry my eyes and breathe.

    • JohnB says:

      Many thanks for the positive feedback. It’s often hard to know if we are making posts that people are enjoying! When I’m laughing myself as I make a post, I usually know, but otherwise I’m shooting in the dark. But I, for one, love the interplay here and think that together we are much funnier than any one of us would be alone.

      • bluejade says:

        You had a choice piece of material, the finest engrish combined with hucksterism and medical pompousness at reasonable rates… You guys pulled it all together! Sweet synergy!

      • Droll not Troll says:

        JohnB: I agree 100% with your last sentence.
        To Everyone: Don’t be afraid to post a comment that you think is lame, half thought out or just weird. I do all of these (oh, you noticed?) and hope someone else will improve on it. And often they do!

  39. R says:

    :D Oh my God. I can’t breathe. Oh, my stomach hurts. Oh…

  40. Required says:

    Good news: Your white spots were cured.

    Bad news: You’re now married to your psoriasis.

  41. Angelica says:

    nooo not the the shankroid!!

  42. Jay says:

    I think I have a bad case of “Urine unable to come” from reading this.

  43. STARR says:

    Good Lord Almighty, I do NOT want a case of “Shankroids”….

    I think the beauty of the “secret diseases” is that you don’t even know you HAVE them, until they have been cured by this oh wondrous of all medical miracle workers. wow.

  44. Hakencat says:

    dr. engrish will coor you for only mony!

  45. Andoryuu says:

    Bollywood Jebus, he need mony bad… Mr. Curns…


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