Engrish Pictures and other Funny Engrish Mistakes in English from around the world.

 

« Previous | Next »


Is there anything it can’t do?


engrish funny pat stick

pat pat stick operating
pat pat stick only need mouth gassing
when filling with gas the inpouring mouth sealed automation
uses:cheering-section of ball match and other matches, starting business propaganda, enterprise adver,birthday, new year, christmas gifts etc, this product can be used for several times

Submitted by: kaydenc-jy via Engrish Funny Submissions

Incorrect source or offensive?
  • Share on Facebook
  • Copy & paste this:

» Glory! 63 Comment

  1. johan says:

    first!!

  2. Much Glory Hopeful says:

    It’s like Happy Fun Ball!

    • Droll not Troll says:

      I’m curious- are you referring to the mp3 instructions posted here about 6 months ago? I hadn’t seen that post before. It’s even funnier than this one!

      Now how do I work the word “funipendulous” into conversation?

      • JohnB says:

        When a woman has breast implants that are so far beyond the range of normal human breast size that they look absolutely ridiculous, they can properly be referred to by that unique combination of “funny” and “pendulous,” funipendulous.

      • Sorry it took me so long to reply.
        Happy Fun Ball was a fake commercial on Sat Night Live yrs ago. (click)

  3. Tristara says:

    It’s a boom stick! I have one from a ball game. :)

    • Droll not Troll says:

      You’re right. I bought a cheap pair of these from a local variety store because I was curious about what they were for! My packaging didn’t have any Engrish, though.

      • JohnB says:

        All right, you two! This is just a joke you both have worked out, right? Or is there really such a thing as a “boom stick”? And if so, what is it, and why would one have one left over from a ball game?

        • zippycat says:

          They’re inflatable tubes – about 5-6 feet long. You bend them in half, then whack the two ends together, and they make this cool booming sound. :)

        • Droll not Troll says:

          I’m serious! The ones I bought are called Pong Bong sticks, which describes the sound made by banging 2 of them together. Since I already had them, it was easy for me to decode the Engrish above.
          Basically, they are flat polyethylene tubes. You use your mouth to inflate them, and a valve in the neck stops the air coming out. Then you bang 2 of them together.
          Dunno about Tristara’s ball game.
          Oh yes, there’s another sound I must record in Garage Band.

          • Droll not Troll says:

            I just realised “Pong Bong” could be good enough Engrish for funnies. If you smoke one of these, the name could be appropriate, BUT DON’T TRY IT, KIDDIES! IT’LL KILL YOU!

            • JohnB says:

              I doubt they were smoking these when they invented them, but I’m fairly sure they were smoking SOMETHING. Just what is certainly suggested by the name they came up with…

              • PointsOutTheObvious says:

                Boom stick… Isn’t that another term for a double barreled hunting shotgun? But yeah, I have seen them before (I think on TV during a football game on a crowd pan), tho I’ve never owned them.

                • JohnB says:

                  Witches ride boom stick. When they fring.

                  • PointsOutTheObvious says:

                    Don’t mess with witches.

                  • dr handle says:

                    My grandmother did – she was a test pilot for a broom factory in her younger days – but these days the petrolhead witch gets about on a v8 (8 vortex) bagless vacuum cleaner. I’ve got an aftermarket wand and furniture brush on mine, it sounds really horny.

        • buckinarut says:

          You might be more familiar with the term “Thundersticks”. Those I’ve heard of, I’m not familiar with “boom stick” either. The name “Pat pat” sticks makes them sound way too polite, which must mean these are from Japan.
          To me, of course, they follow in the tradition of the Pittsburgh “Terrible Towel”, though those didn’t have the audio impact of thunder/boom sticks. To me, Thundersticks are just a louder way to annoy me than the wave, mainly through the unoriginality and groupthink/mob behavior, though giving me a headache may have something to do with it. C’mon people, be creative!

          I did wander over to Wiki-pee-dia to look this up. The ROK is responsible for these things originally, which kinda makes sense, since the Koreans do seem a little higher strung than the Japanese in day to day cultural behavior (I love it when their Parliament members riot and beat the crap out of each other; now that’s politics). Not to mention that it looks like they’re getting on a war footing again here lately… Kim Jong Il has been pounding them sticks for propaganda purposes, apparently. That, and fast-tracking his nuclear weapons program.

          Us ‘mericans, it seems, first saw them when the then Anaheim Angels fans used them in the 2002 season when they won the World Series. I wish someone would’ve taken a Thunderstick to the damn “Rally Monkey,” which I’ve always thought was stupid/obnoxious (now somebody from the SPCA or PETA will whoop up on me for merely uttering such a sentiment, not to mention an Angels fan).

          This, however, ain’t near as stupid or obnoxious as renaming the team “The Los Angeles Angels”, which has to be the most idiotic and/or ignernt gringo thing to have ever been perpetrated. And the most gawdawful case of Spanglish I’ve ever seen. They named the team “The The Angels Angels” fer chrissake. Most Latinos I know are not at all amused. Funny, but some people dislike other people, whether out of ignorance or stupidity, mangling the hell out of their native tongue. Go figure.

          • PointsOutTheObvious says:

            They’ve transcended any one sport or team. I see them EVERYWHERE now, even at BASKETBALL games 0_o

            • buckinarut says:

              Me too. So I have to take plenty of aspirin if I go to any sporting event. Problem with Basketball is that it is indoors, so the sound gets to bounce around for a while instead of dissipating like in a stadium. Like you, I’m 0_o.

          • pamera says:

            They give them out at Pac Bell park for Giants games. I’m going to one next week.
            Thanks Bickinarut – I’ll remember to take Tylenol with me!! Good advice – and you weren’t even trying.

        • dr handle says:

          If you doubt the existence of the boom stick, go and rewatch the Evil Dead fillums.

  4. Droll not Troll says:

    I think it was mouth sealed automation that produced my avatar!

  5. Phlip says:

    I can only guess at how you would use what I can only assume is an inflatable bat of some kind to “start business propaganda”…

    Though… maybe they’re suggesting you take a bunch of the inflatable bats, stick your logo on them somehow, and give them out at events? Possibly? “Enterprise adver” could mean the same thing…

    • pamera says:

      You could bang them together at the beginning of a meeting to get everyone’s attention, you know, before they kill you for doing so. Propaganda is up to the boss….

  6. Droll not Troll says:

    It’s a good thing pat pat stick only need mouth gassing. Wouldn’t want to have to stick it anywhere else!

  7. KartoonNotWerk says:

    It has some bizarre WIN to it, I just can’t pin down where exactly.

  8. DarthKain says:

    I could SO become Hitler with this pat pat stick. I will begin starting propaganda soon, anyone wanna join me?

    • KartoonNotWerk says:

      Are you in the US? If so, no thanks, we already have a propaganda machine running full-tilt.

      • JohnB says:

        Yeah, but whether you think it’s a right-wing or left-wing machine depends on whether you trend towards the right or left. So obviously it’s not a very efficient propaganda machine, since in effective propaganda, everyone knows where the communicator stands.

    • Droll not Troll says:

      Strutting around with one of these sticks, you’ll look a proper goose!

    • buckinarut says:

      I think you’re on to something. If they already have pat pat sticks, your Brownshirts won’t need to get their own clubs or brass knuckles when you tell them tonight’s the night for Krystallnacht!

    • tea says:

      Would not recommend, since Hitler killed himself and all. I’ll be over there with the Allied forces.

  9. Coyote.weeps says:

    I could start some serious business propaganda with an inflated bat:

    *hits potential customer in the head with soft bat* “See, that’s -our- business model…”

    *hits potential customer in the head with real bat* “…and that’s theirs!”

  10. JohnB says:

    Apparently, re-gifting is officially approved, since right after “Christmas gifts etc,” they mention that it can be used “for several times.”

  11. JohnB says:

    Some people need the inpouring mouth sealed, and some people need the outpouring mouth sealed. So I doubt this automation scheme will work well.

  12. dragonrady says:

    Just don’t re-gift me with your mouth gas seal, Funny Boy.

    • JohnB says:

      I would have to know you much better, my dear, before I would gift you in the first place, particularly with anything so intimate! As for being called Funny Boy, I take that as a compliment.

      • JohnB says:

        And as I have indicated previously in this space, I am married, going on 23 years now, to a woman who, despite all her charms, has a bad temper and knows how to use firearms!

        • buckinarut says:

          Two words: Duck! Run!

          • JohnB says:

            One word: Behave! Believe me, I am well trained!

            • buckinarut says:

              I guess after 23 years she’d have you housebroken. Even if your not one to take to it quickly.

              I also guess after 23 years, you’d figure you got the right one, so not point in risking anything by roaming. Unless, of course, your midlife crisis hasn’t kicked in yet. Then you’d desperately want a 22 year old bubble headed bottled blond and a Porsche.

              I had my midlife crisis when I was 17. But had no money for the Porsche (‘cept maybe a Matchbox, but I was a bit old and not regressing), and I’ve always had horrible luck with ladies, bubbled and bottled or not. Which may mean my crisis hasn’t entirely gone away, or the aftereffects lingered. Plus, if 17 was midlife, then I’m on about 8-9 years borrowed time.

  13. tehexile says:

    … but i don’t wanna be gassed by a guy with a stick!

  14. D.R. says:

    I am scared of stick.

  15. PointsOutTheObvious says:

    THAT’S WHAT SHE SAID!!!!!!!!!

  16. Magdalicious says:

    Omigod.. so funny I made a video about the pat pat sticks!

  17. Francisco says:

    I hate mouth gassing, specially in elevators…

  18. Clazy Rady says:

    Inpouring sealed automation for your mouth gassing pleasure.

  19. Polyshot says:

    In Hong Kongese slang, “Pat Pat” means arse…… it’s true!!


Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out / Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out / Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out / Change )

Connecting to %s

Newsletter Sign-up