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The more I think, the more I feel the years


engrish funny feeling years

Made in China
Adopt the deluxe leather material
Deluxe neutral paper
Design the novel work of thin make
Record life the feeling years with think

Submitted by: pips, Via Engrish Funny Submissions

Label of a notebook bought at the dollar store.

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  1. Seddah says:

    I can’t think to record my feeling years. I’ve adopted too much the deluxe whiskey material.

  2. boom says:

    neutral paper – it will not judge my thoughts of feeling years

    • MrEvilBreakfast says:

      Oooooooor, it’s neutral; it will never allow you to convey emotional affect no matter how hard you try. It will always be a very flat, uninspired read.

  3. Stabbquadd says:

    Sometimes, it would be great to offer a translation of what they meant to say…

  4. PoodleGroomer says:

    Design the novel work of thin make: Create a cookbook and exercise regimen around the fictitious concept of eating properly, exercising, and losing weight.

    • JohnB says:

      I read that as an injunction to write a cheap paperback romance, but we could always include a character who (unlike anyone in real life) actually does those things and flosses daily, too! And maybe is a vampire who discovers the Holy Grail…

    • PointsOutTheObvious says:

      Diet book? Of course not! No pudding, no life!

  5. PoodleGroomer says:

    Record life the feeling years with think: Record your thoughts after years of personal review have corrected the events. Never let the facts interfere with a good story.

    • JohnB says:

      This is, actually, a fairly good summation of actual psychological research on the subject of semantic memory. And the funny thing is that I’m being utterly serious!

  6. PoodleGroomer says:

    Adopt the deluxe leather material: The naugas harvested to make the Naugahyde cover has created abandoned naugas in the Adopt a Nauga Shelter. Please adopt, send money, and volunteer time. Be responsible; Neuter your Naugas.

  7. JohnB says:

    Could I record life the think years instead, if I did it with feeling?

    • PoodleGroomer says:

      I have a feeling the record life years think would be wholly fictitious.

      • JohnB says:

        Are you sure that’s a feeling, or is it a thought?

        • PoodleGroomer says:

          No, I think I lost my thought when it thunk. I think thoughts make a thunk when they think and hit bottom.

          • JohnB says:

            I used to drink thoughts, and they sure made a drunk when I hit bottom.

            • JohnB says:

              So always remember, you may be thunker than you drink!

              • PoodleGroomer says:

                Do you suppose most of the entries were made by people who have read “Engrishfunny Manual of Style and Editing” by Rev. Spooner ?

                • JohnB says:

                  I will admit that much of my humor owes a debt to the famous (or infamous) Reverend. I love spoonerisms, especially when unintentional. I think one of the funniest moments in broadcasting history was the announcer who attributed some information to a “high White Horse souse.” It was made funnier by the fact that White Horse is, in fact, a whiskey!

                  • Droll not Troll says:

                    Love those spoonerisms! One of the most famous newsreader’s slips in Australia is “a woman was bitten on the funnel by a finger-web spider”.
                    Clarification: the funnel-web (atrax robusta) is one of our venomous spiders, but AFAIK, nobody has died from a funnel-web bite in years. There is an effective anti-venom.

                    • JohnB says:

                      Jimi Hendrix, whose every note and word I have listened to many times, was prone to a slip of the tongue now and then (although somehow his guitar never hit a wrong note, as far as I can tell). Anyway, in one live blues number (“Once I Had a Woman”) he sings that a woman had him “wrapped around the left finger of her second hand.”

  8. bluejade says:

    Ah! Good engrish makes me feel like I’m slipping into a bath of warm fog.

    • JohnB says:

      They are much like Zen koans, in that they present the mind a set of familiar words that have no apparent meaning, demonstrating the ultimate futility of all words and concepts. (And you thought you were just wasting time here!)

      • PoodleGroomer says:

        How are Zen koans different from church sermons, business meetings, or school lectures. I’m not sleeping, I’m expanding my consciousness.

        • JohnB says:

          Church sermons, business meetings, and school lectures can all be koans if you make them so. But with Zen koans, the master hopes you see through the meaninglessness of the koan. With the other things, seeing through the meaninglessness usually gets you in trouble.

  9. dragonrady says:

    *SPEECHLESS*

  10. buckinarut says:

    The disturbing thing about this mess- all this mess is starting to make perfect sense to me.

  11. dr handle says:

    So, I dip my pen in the think, then record my life feelings?

  12. Much Glory Hopeful says:

    ♪ Are you feeling in the years
    Stowing away the time… ♪

  13. E. Coli says:

    “Adopt the deluxe leather material….record life the feeling years with think”
    it must be Cher’s ‘if i could turn back time …..’

    • JohnB says:

      If she could turn back time, she wouldn’t be made primarily of deluxe leather material. (I know, I sound like Kat Giantis!)

  14. Mark. Gooley says:

    Acid-free paper and genuine fake leather on a dollar-store notebook? Pretty good deal, but not as good as the description.


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