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These toddlers have got to quit drinking



engrish funny wipe shoulder

Unfamiliar of you I.
wipe a shoulder but lead

Submitted by: jrebeccat via Engrish Funny Submissions

From a Walmart in Cancun, Mexico

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  1. Droll not Troll says:

    ♫ But your lead on my shoulder,
    Unfamiliar of you, baby…..♫

  2. saywhat says:

    ah, good one.

  3. KinkyTom says:

    That’s the quality you get from sweatshops

    Is it just me or does it look like they’re swerving into each other :P

    • zippycat says:

      Yep, I thought so too! :)

    • Droll not Troll says:

      If they’re going fast enough, the well-known oversteer will soon fix that!

      • PoodleGroomer says:

        Toddlers learning to walk look like sand buggies racing with intermittent ground contact. They learn their limits, learn to adapt, and then find their new limits. A heavy duty diaper provides protective padding on their bumpers.

  4. MikeM says:

    What’s with the little loops at the top of the legs? What are you supposed to attach there?

  5. JohnB says:

    Wipe a shoulder, but lead. Campaign slogan of a dandruff sufferer?

    • bluejade says:

      You guys are missing the message; this is the driving code instilled in infants. in Mexico. It could not be any more clear.

  6. cevin_cadaver says:

    Why do baby clothes always have pockets? What does a baby need to carry?

    • JohnB says:

      To be practical, babies ought to come with installed luggage carriers, actually!

      Before baby: Time to pack up for a spontaneous trip somewhere: Brief pit stop. Total time: 5 minutes.

      After baby: Time to pack up for a spontaneous trip somewhere: 5 hours, including multiple trips back and forth to car, additional trips for things forgotten, trip back to house to change baby’s diaper, trip back to house to change entire baby due to puke, trip back to house for parents to change clothes from baby puke, trip back to house for extra clothes to change into in case baby pukes again, trip back to house to get… Total time: Aw, forget it. We’ll go somewhere next week.

    • Droll not Troll says:

      I wondered about that too, when I saw my 7-month-old cousin in overalls with HIP POCKETS! Then she started to crawl (actually more like “worm” at this stage) towards the fire. Those pockets make good handles or baby brakes!

      • Shalin says:

        And if you have seen a baby discover a pocket, it can be entertaining to not only them but everyone watching.

  7. toilet shark says:

    Having seen the performance that is getting a baby through the day, an undertaking that seems to entail several changes of clothes (and multiple loads of washing) as it keeps soiling itself, I have to wonder – why do people bother to dress them in the first place? Couldn’t you just put them in a lined bag from the waist down and put a poncho or something over its head, then hose them off every hour on the hour?

    • KinkyTom says:

      Yeah just don’t let the DCFS find out lol

    • Droll not Troll says:

      Have you heard of the baby poo-pump? That’s where the body movements of a baby with a full load work the stuff all the way up baby’s back. I just found out about that one.
      Apologies to anyone having dinner. :P

    • JohnB says:

      B.F. Skinner did invent the “baby tender,” a temperature controlled device in which babies were meant to be kept naked with some sort of provision made for waste disposal (sorry, folks, these 40-year-old memories can be a bit vague). It was really a fairly good idea, except that by then his strict behavioral theories had developed such a backlash that he was accused of inventing a “Skinner box for training kids.”

      • dr handle says:

        Sounds like a good idea to me, put your newborn child into a box where it can be tended and trained, until it’s of an age where you might be able to enjoy its company (say about 27).

        • JohnB says:

          My daughter started doing the “terrible twos” at about 18 months of age and still hasn’t stopped. I asked my mother what age they usually stop, and she said about 35.

  8. Altair says:

    It’s just another way to say “You are not the father of this child”.

  9. justin tyme says:

    mostly obligatory, but ovbiously verbose. Its a shaem thaet theh world is getting to theis point. I think that obamah should stelp down and reelect George M. Bushe


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