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engrish funny shrimp dumping

Shrimp Dumping

via Engrish Funny Submissions. Submitted by: nyckaren

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» Glory! 52 Comment

  1. Gino says:

    Heh, no wonder my last one tasted so weird…

  2. liquidvssolid says:

    My first ever comment on teh site & it’s the first.

  3. liquidvssolid says:

    ^^Guess I was late by a second

  4. Rafiq of the Many says:

    Well, that is what will happen to the dumpling anyway, so all in all not to bad.

  5. alpha says:

    For you guys that can’t read, the translationwas correct. Instead of putting meat in the dumpling, they put shrimp. So that’s why it’s called a “shrimp dumpling”

    • JohnB says:

      Correct me if I’m wrong, but there is a significant difference between “dumpling” and “dumping.” There are places for the dumping of toxic waste, but I pray there are no dumplings of toxic waste…

    • nyckaren says:

      “For you guys that can’t read”

      Irony, thy name is alpha.

  6. I'm the chief says:

    OK. This is getting really annoying. I’m targetted for the mod squad. nothing seems to please them.

  7. JohnB says:

    I had no idea shrimp had need of such large facilities! I guess we know now what shrimp are full of…

  8. shin0bi272 says:

    that is what that little black line is in your shrimp… its his colon! So eat up.

  9. buckinarut says:

    Is this the shrimp version of the “female only” toilet?

  10. Delta Sierra says:

    I’d be less disturbed by a sign saying “shrimp dumping” than one that said “humans dumping”. Or “shrimp humping”, but I bet it would be hard to tell. “Shrimp jumping” = not so bad.

    • JohnB says:

      My degree in biology is getting on in years, like its owner, and I don’t often read books on ethology, but I don’t believe shrimp hump. They spawn, I believe, and spawning does not involve humping at all, in the usual sense of the word.

    • wicked witch says:

      The one ya gotta watch out for is “squid dumping.” Someone dumped old bait squid several times in a row near the bay where I live. The smell was equalled only by the unbelievable attractiveness to dogs for rolling in it.

  11. dragonrady says:

    Never, never eat bottom feeders. That why they are called “BOTTOM feeders”.

  12. dr handle says:

    And the seafood is fierce! Look out!

  13. dr handle says:

    Finally, somewhere for me to get rid of all those old shrimps I’ve been stockpiling in the garage (the local tip and the recycling depot won’t take ‘em, you know). I’ll just back the truck up. You might want to stand back.

    • JohnB says:

      Phew-weee! I once did actually forget about some shrimp from a restaurant doggie bag that got pushed to the back of the refrigerator behind some other items. And I opened the fridge door one morning to get my juice and OMG! I don’t think I’ve ever smelled anything that went bad smell THAT bad!!!

      • dr handle says:

        The packet of peas might’ve outdone it; when I was a kid, we had a packet of peas in the freezer that was specifically to be put on ouchy bits (when you have kids in the household doing riding, football, martial arts etc. there are weekly ouchy bits that need an “ice pack”). That was fine, as everybody know that the particular packet of peas, thawed and refrozen at least once a week for about a year, was not to be opened. Until one day my grandmother was visiting, and decided to cook us dinner. And opened the packet of peas.

  14. gobbledegook says:

    Wait, I don’t get it! I eat shrimp dumplings all the time. They’re pretty good!
    Would someone care to explain/mock my ignorance?

    • JohnB says:

      Look carefully at the second word in the picture, the one that follows “shrimp.” Carefully. Now, one more time.


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