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I’ll have the shrimp



engrish funny burn crayfish

F*ck to burn the crayfish
fragrant crayfish

Submitted by: Brad via Engrish Funny Submissions

This picture was taken in Shanghai at Clawfish house

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  1. Shrimp says:

    *nommed*

  2. Jennifer says:

    That’s not generally the intent while “with” my husband…

    • paws4thot says:

      Not normally what I’d have in mind either.

    • JohnB says:

      Yeah, but if you interrupt cooking dinner for a little “side dish,” I could see where you might forget all about those crayfish on the stove and leave them to burn.

      • dr handle says:

        Are you kidding? I’d choose crayfish over secks ANY day. Secks I can get any time (well, provided my husband is awake, and the neighbours aren’t visiting); crayfish is EXPENSIVE, an occasional DELICIOUS AND HIGHLY DESIRABLE TREAT, and there’s NO WAY I’d ever let it burn. I wouldn’t leave it in the kitchen unattended for A SINGLE MINUTE. Get used to the idea, fellas: you rate second to crayfish. The crayfish ranks you. You will never be as desirable as crayfish. You are not as important as crayfish. We love you; but we love crayfish more. It’s just the way of the world.

        • PoodleGroomer says:

          But do you suck the head?

          • dr handle says:

            No. I jam a very large knife through it, then split it, then cut it off and toss it aside to be nibbled at by the cat.

            • JohnB says:

              I would DEFINITELY let you have your fill of crayfish before distracting you for something else.

              • dr handle says:

                No wonder Mrs B married you; clearly, you are a very intelligent man. That, or your instinct for self-preservation may well confer selective advantage upon your progeny and made you a good selection for breeding.

          • Mark. Gooley says:

            Well, sucking the head isn’t quite how to do it. What you want to do is have a look at the tomalley (various spellings possible), which serves as a sort of combined liver and pancreas to the animal, if memory serves. If it looks sort of clay colored and not too grungy it usually will taste good. I usually remove it with the handle of a spoon rather than sucking it out. If it looks all odd and dark and mangled, don’t eat it.

        • timy says:

          liar then why are u all going for guys who are gay and still go after em poor guys, and what about if u iz ALLERGIC TO CRAYFISH hmmm. andwhatever happened to choclate that ideal gone down the drain too?! andwhat about vegetarianz like me what do they do eat, cray tofu?! sorry :) it’s just that i find ur coment to be offensive sarry :)

        • Den says:

          “We” hehe~ you only speak for yourself, never assume. Guess you just have a low Seks drive. However….yes crayfish is yum.

    • paws4thot says:

      Actually, in the general case (since I’m not your hubby) my intent would be to cook and eat the entree, then have my partner of the moment as dessert!

  3. David J says:

    If that’s all it takes to burn the crayfish…COUNT ME IN!

  4. Jennifer says:

    Dear PETA,

    Good luck stopping this atrocity.

    Sincerely,
    Satisfied

  5. JohnB says:

    I want to know what to do with the “fragrant” crayfish mentioned in the line below. Are we supposed to do different things with crayfish that smell differently? And if so, whose sense of smell gets to be the authority in these crayfish matters???

  6. PoodleGroomer says:

    I think it is Engrish. The adjective and verb were not formed correctly. Those are pepper seeds over a triple glazing of “pray for death” sauce.
    Proper conjugation of English is difficult while rolling under the table screaming an expression of ” The crayfish f’n burns”. Survival is considered a regional challenge and entertainmnet.

    • H3xx says:

      Who in their right mind would dare eat anything coated in something called “pray for death” sauce 0_o?

      • PoodleGroomer says:

        It is the pepper popper’s equivalent of the fugu challenge. It is the last challenge after surviving “omnidirectional concurrent flame” sauce.

      • dr handle says:

        Police, or soldiers. It’s their idea of fun.

        • JohnB says:

          H3xx asked, however, about people in their right mind…

          • dr handle says:

            Ah, yes. You have spotted a gaping flaw in my answer. I do apologise. And it is a gaping flaw; people who spray each other with capsicum spray for fun and pass a pleasant afternoon zapping each other with tasers are, clearly, not completely of sound mind. (Especially when they film it on their cameras, and bring it home like excited children from a zoo excursion, yelling excitedly “Guess what we did today?”) What can I say? The fit ones could outrun me, and the smart ones saw me coming…

            • JohnB says:

              Yes, I have a nephew who is a sheriff’s deputy, so I know a bit about law enforcement types. Also I did have a job where I examined applicants for a police force for their psychological fitness. I learned it was not a matter of differentiating the sane from the crazy, but figuring out if the applicant had the right kind of insanity to fit in well.

              • PoodleGroomer says:

                I will be looking for the numbers for “determined qualified level of psychosis for law enforcement” on insurance standardized procedures billing forms.

                • JohnB says:

                  The police departments pay for the evaluations, so we never have to worry about the billing codes. And actually the applicants don’t usually look psychotic, but psychopathic. Much like psychologists.

                • dr handle says:

                  I suppose that so long as they only zap/spray/beat up each other for fun, they’re not doing any harm – what really annoys me is when he leaves a shirt covered with blood in the bottom of his locker for a week then brings it home and says “Oh, can you get this clean? It’s okay, it’s mine – we were sparring and Reedy kicked me in the face, it was great!…”

  7. Ben says:

    Does anyone know what that really says in the language in which it is written?

  8. LuLu says:

    I feel as though the crayfish might end up burnt due to the vigorous friction…

  9. Cucaracha says:

    Hilarious! That could be a Slipknot songtitle

  10. deejinator says:

    Is this like rubbing two sticks together to start a fire. Or maybe that is just some really hot sex.

    • JohnB says:

      Rubbing two sticks together could NEVER fall under my definition of really hot secks. Which is not to cast aspersions onto those inclined in that direction, though.

  11. I never had crayfish before. Wonder how it tastes like.

  12. Droll not Troll says:

    Most people lose interest in the crayfish well before it reaches the colon. In the usual direction, at least.

  13. buckinarut says:

    This looks like it my be Cajun slang for that little sum’n sum’n. Then again, if it were Cajun, they’d be sayin’ “crawdad” and not “crayfish”…. so more research needed.

    Me, I use either one. Depends on how hoity-toity the folks are around me. Which means I usually say “crawdad”.

  14. alankace says:

    LOL “I’ll have the shrimp”

  15. timy says:

    my icon looks like a retarded nerd which i am not. I am an ADHD geek.

  16. snaz says:

    dr handle, the story is by Larry Niven, “Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex.” I think it was published in Playboy.

  17. snaz says:

    The only time I would ever say “crayfish” is when I’m reading the printed word. They are “crawdads.”


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