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This is what happens when you don’t eat your meat



engrish funny no pudding

No pudding, No life.

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  1. x3nic says:

    must be damn good pudding

  2. Someone says:

    And if you don’t eat your meat you can’t have any pudding. Take that, vegetarians!
    (*not meant as an attack to vegetarians, of course*)

  3. sopranomom says:

    Too classic!!! My husband and I say that to each other, and to the kids, all the time!!!! LOVE IT!

  4. Braeduin says:

    Is this like “No shirt, no service”?

  5. Rhianimator says:

    This must be the little known “Pudding of Life” that is used to put out the fires of “Curry of Life”.

  6. JohnB says:

    Ah, but remember, barbecue will find a way!

  7. JohnB says:

    I already have no life! Why don’t I have plenty of pudding?

  8. PoodleGroomer says:

    There is no pudding. It has a 6 month shelf life. There is no life supporting substance in the package. It is all snack cake filling.

  9. Droll not Troll says:

    It’s not the pudding in your life that counts, it’s the life in your pudding.

  10. Droll not Troll says:

    This pudding is no more. It has ceased to be. It’s expired and gone to meet its maker. This is a late pudding. It’s a stiff. Bereft of life, it rests in peace.

  11. A Noun says:

    Hmph. I find all of this very off-pudding.

  12. mamarosa says:

    Why is pudding getting all philosophical on me?

  13. BondFan4518 says:

    I’m Japanese, and that’s exactly what the Japanese above says. This poster is advertising a theme park.

  14. fyi says:

    NON-ENGRISH DETECTED

  15. WorrierPrincess says:

    No pudding, no life.
    Know pudding, know life.

    (think I once heard similar claims made about Jesus and peace)

  16. Litewinger says:

    Well, life without pudding would be unbearable. So, I agree “No pudding, No life.”

  17. garnet says:

    this seems to be a play on the Japanese tower records slogan “no music, no life” I think it’s a stretch to call this engrish.

  18. dragonrady says:

    Like No glove, no love.

    Maybe this my problem. No pudding, so no life. Give me butterscotch or give me…carrot!

    • dr handle says:

      Carrot pudding? Yergl… mind you, I do have a recipe for carrot, banana and zucchini loaf, and it’s delicious.

  19. josizzle says:

    Actually, this is a fair translation of the Japanese above it which says “without pudding, one can’t live”

  20. mamarosa says:

    Why is pudding so damn important?

    Pudding thinks it’s G-d or something……

    …. pudding’s not the boss of me….

  21. JohnB says:

    Pudding has a lot of bowls, doesn’t it?

  22. I_Am_Iron_Man says:

    I have a question.

    I’m allergic to milk, so do I have no life due to my lack of pudding consumption?

    • Droll not Troll says:

      I don’t speak Spanish, but I sense the possibility of a riff on “Soy pudding” here.
      Anybody?

    • PoodleGroomer says:

      This sounds like a Woody Allen riff: Superman has Kryptonite. I_Am_Iron_Man has milk allergies and lactose intolerance. “His enemies killed him with a milk shake, ranch dressing fries, a double cheese burger, and 4 cheese burrito with sour cream.”

    • Mark. Gooley says:

      There’s always black pudding. I think you could make Yorkshire pudding without milk. Maybe a traditional Christmas pudding, too?

  23. dr handle says:

    This could be a philosophy for life. It’s just as profound as “barbeque will find a way”.

    If I could nest comments, I’d've added “No ute, no circle work”.

    JohnB, maybe if you have no life, you actually *are* the pudding.

  24. buckinarut says:

    If this be the truth, or, excuse me, the Truth, does that mean Bill Cosby was the second coming? He kept preaching about that Jello Pudding, and even suffered the little children while he did it. I’ll never look at a Jello Pudding Pop the same again… maybe I’ll wear a little gold one around my neck, to commemorate seeing the Light, or the Chocolate, or whatever.

  25. buckinarut says:

    I keep hearing this as a blues song now for some reason. To the tune of “Bright Lights, Big City”. Rhythm or meter works, I reckon.

    • Basara549 says:

      Actually, it’s not really Engrish in the usual sense of the word….

      “No (fill in the blank), No Life” is apparently a common meme for a slogan in Asia.

      Among other things, it’s appeared as song titles, etc. (example, “No Rock, No Life” by Honey Bee, the closing song from the anime Sumomo Momomo, about 2 years ago). So, it makes me think of a J-Rock song.

      Still, it IS funny with the caption referencing “The Wall”….

      On a similar note:

      “Without music, life would be a mistake” – Friedrich Nietzsche

      • buckinarut says:

        At first, the slogan “No (fill in the blank), No Life” sounded a bit Zen or Mahayana to me, so I can understand why it may permeate throughout Asia. Problem is, though, is that as I understand it, in order to live life, one needs nothing, earthly things are ephemeral and lead you astray from the spiritual path instead of farther along toward Nirvana. Therefore, a life that needs some thing to be full or complete and is incomplete without it would be rather materialistic, and no better than all the Westerners who want stuff, need stuff, feel that who dies with the most stuff wins(!).

        Here I am in a forum where I’m s’posed to be snarky and just a wee little bit funny and I’m getting all serious and thinking in depth, I guess partly in response to part of the seriousness of your tone, though my take on Buddhism might be considered superficial, oversimplified, simple-minded, half-assed, or snarky… I’m used to a rough crowd.

        All this thinking reminds me of Yosemite Sam in a cartoon where he says, “I’m a-thinkin’! And muh head hurts!” I’ve always been more Warner Brothers than Anime.

        Instead of pudding or meat, I’d rather be comfortably numb. With the Jimmy Reed song playin’ in muh head.

      • K. says:

        I actually think it’s meant to be a play on the catchphrase for Tower Records Japan – “No Music, No Life”.

  26. Guess Again says:

    …and smoke it?
    I’m not sure if smoking pudding would work….or have any benefit…but there’s only one way to find out! *hits the pudding* *coughs* MMMM….chocolate flavor LOL.

  27. AirshipCaptainAzrael says:

    What is the meaning of this existence without PUDDING?!?!?!??

    • JohnB says:

      What is the meaning of this pudding without EXISTENCE?!?!

      • dr handle says:

        It’s called pudding in potentia, also known as a “recipe”.

        • JohnB says:

          Ah, but you do not satisfy your hunger by reading a recipe book Besides, who wants and impotent pudding???

          • dr handle says:

            Of course, the actual article is always more satisfying than just reading about it. Applies not just to pudding. And you’re right, about the impotent pudding; there’s nothing quite as sad as a Yorkshire pudding gone all limp and floppy and fallen in, it’s much more impressive when it’s just come out of the oven, and it’s all puffed up and rampant, ooooh, just thinking about it makes me want to grab the meat and start eating…

    • dr handle says:

      Existence without pudding? There’s only one explanation: you’ve died, and gone to hell.

  28. Victoria says:

    Boring pudding, boring life?

    • JohnB says:

      Boring into pudding would certainly be boring. So if you spend your life boring pudding, I’m sure your life would be boring. Try drilling into an ice cream cake for a change.

      • PoodleGroomer says:

        I just finished boring 3 finger holes into a bocconcini the size of a bowling ball.

        • dr handle says:

          I love you, you know that, don’t you.

          • PoodleGroomer says:

            Really, you need a second bowling bag for your shoes. The shoes will smell like cheese and the cheese will smell like old bowling shoes. (win-win? fail-fail?)

            • Much Glory Hopeful says:

              Only on the Internet would this be a response from a guy to a woman saying, “I love you, you know that, don’t you.”

              • Poodle Groomer says:

                There comes a time when you need someone with a chain saw, drain snake, portable generator, volt meter, network analyzer, sawzall, assorted welders, car jack, engine hoist, tools, animal trimmers, and/or network analyzer and know how to use them. I am the guy that can look and honestly say “The drive motor’s 3 phase variable frequency inverter has smoked an H-driver.” (Maytag Neptune) and fix it with one part (driver board @$180). I have learned to smile and receive hyperbolic gratitude from others graciously and professionally. Every time another woman tries to get close to Superman it causes big trouble for both of them and I have my Lois Lane. In fact, I have accumulated all of these tools from all of the times I heard her say “Honey, would you please come and look at this.”

                • dr handle says:

                  OMG I’d pay so much to have phone secks with you.

                  • dr handle says:

                    In fact, if you have a biscuit joiner and can TIG weld, I’m going to hunt you down and molest you.

                    • PoodleGroomer says:

                      I do and can. Fair warning. I have the wife and poodle very spoiled and they are verrrry possessive.

                      • Much Glory Hopeful says:

                        Went to a popular bar tonight – woman by herself at the bar, looking bored – sat next to her and said, “Excuse me, is it possible that your drive motor’s 3 phase variable frequency inverter has smoked an H-driver?”
                        Long story short – are you a lot taller than I am? – ’cause it didn’t work for me.

                        • PoodleGroomer says:

                          Women see men as another big problem and are only interested in them if they see them as a solution for a bigger problem in their lives. Find the problem and be the solution. If she was at the bar getting change for the laundromat because her Neptune smoked itself and was wearing a swim suit for underwear, she would have been all over you.

                      • JohnB says:

                        You won’t be able to keep it up if you keep smoking those H-drivers!

                      • dr handle says:

                        Oh, isn’t it always the way… I’ll just have to make do with my own husband. Maybe I could ask for a biscuit joiner for my birthday?

                    • JohnB says:

                      My biscuits often come out joined when I bake them. Does that count?

            • dr handle says:

              Enough of this romance – hand over the cheese!

  29. Kid Choronsom says:

    100% NOT Engrish

  30. Katie says:

    Am I the only one that got the Pink Floyd reference?

    • Much Glory Hopeful says:

      Yup! All the posts above that reference “Another Brick in the Wall”were generated by a computer program assigned to reply to pictures on this site.

    • JohnB says:

      Pink WHAT? Never heard of them.

    • brock says:

      this may be late, but i got the reference! Another Brick in the Wall part II . . . woot! “If you don’t eat yer meat, you can’t have any pudding. How can you
      have any pudding if you don’t eat yer meat?”

  31. lazuline says:

    Have any of you ever eating Japanese pudding? it’s f*cking amazing, and no that’s not a sexual innuendo. I’m talking about the milk-derived dessert you can get in supermarkets, specialty shops and school cafeterias. It’s a lot like the flan you can buy in Mexican super markets but with better ingredients.

    Still, the best pudding I’ve ever tasted is German, hands down.

  32. Mark. Gooley says:

    “Life without Yum-Yum- why, it seems absurd!”

  33. Danny Poos says:

    How do you kill that which has no life?

    Take away its pudding?

  34. Boux says:

    “プリンなしでは生きていけない”
    PURIN nashi dewa ikite ikenai
    ***

  35. Somnium says:

    There is no Engrish here. It is exactly what is stated in japanese above. Just a strange comercial, i guess ^^

  36. nozza21 says:

    CAKE OR DEATH!

  37. night light says:

    Class to much

  38. Gwen H says:

    I need this sign. It reminds me of the triviality of life, but that we need that banality to live. deep!

  39. Honzis says:

    Not as good as the “No pants! No LIFE!” one.


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