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EPHPC Official Poker Rules
We Glaim exclusive Lrade Yark rights
in Ace of Wpades, Joker,name, number, back design, case Eesign and Rame of Kinish Tsed on our various Qards.

Submitted by: goodcleanliving via Engrish Funny Submissions

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  1. KiwiFi says:

    Spelling everything uniquely to ensure copyright?

  2. A Noun says:

    A Rame of Kinish sounds pretty good right now. I love Kinishes.

  3. GandWuser says:

    Kinish Tsed sounds like a Star Wars guy or something. And Lrade Yark.

  4. Kinish Tsed says:

    NO! They can’t claim rights to my Rame! I Eesigned it myself!

  5. PoodleGroomer says:

    This is classic text capture OCRglish. Someone didn’t clean the scanner window, was working from a poor quality copy, and didn’t have the spell checker enabled. They didn’t do a context check, either. Sometimes it jumbles characters and generates a good quality score and inserts a perfectly inappropriate legitimate word. The substitutions are all classic font recognition errors. I wouldn’t have gotten as much OCR expertise if I could type.

    • PoodleGroomer says:

      Or it was transcribed by someone completely unfamiliar with the western alphabet. I would hate to think what I would do trying to copy Chinese or Arabic characters.

    • Gorgon Medusa says:

      No, I think it’s more Neoclassical OCRglish.

  6. Lllll. says:

    …ohhh, baby!…

  7. saywhat says:

    okay. I got it. Deal them papers.

  8. JohnB says:

    Let me preempt the naysayers: This is NOT Engrish! It is clearly just due to poor OCR recognition. Besides, they themselves “Glaim,” which HAS to be lame! You people will laugh at anything, won’t you?? Why don’t you only allow PURE Engrish on this site??? Why do I keep posting here when I don’t find anything funny???? Grow up, you morons, and be like me!!!!!!

    There. ‘Nuff said?

    • Carl T says:

      Preemption fail on pointing out the ORC bit. And I refuse to be like you; for one thing, it’d be so complicated to have two different (or, er, similar but distinct) people posting here under the same name.

      Also: could you please tell this non-gambler what Kinish Tsed is supposed to be?

      • JohnB says:

        Well, I sometimes am not really like me either! So you can be like me without even being like me! Not that I really wanted anybody to be like me, since that entire post was sarcastic. And unless you’re scanning a killer whale (orca), it’s OCR, not ORC.

        But to answer your question, Kinish Tsed should have read, “Finish Used.” They are claiming trade rights to the finish used on their cards. Although I rather like the alternate spelling, Qards. You don’t often see the q without its pal u.

      • PoodleGroomer says:

        Normal printing uses 4 plates for color printing. Advanced presses can have more color stages for metallic inks, proprietary colors,and clear coats to add texture, reduce glare, or waterproof. The textures vary from deck to deck and are proprietary processes.

    • lerappa says:

      It’s moran, dumbass. JohnB FAIL!

  9. Crashdaddy says:

    So sayeth the Engrish Poker Hand Prayer Crub.

    I laise you arr in.

    • JohnB says:

      So since this is your WORK, would you care to explain how the letters got so mangled? Did you do an OCR that turned out badly, or is this, as some have intimated, the creation of photoshop? (This is not an issue I generally care much about, since my oft stated philosophy is if it LOLZ, it ROLLZ. But I am curious.)

  10. memememe says:

    either way, their attempt at english failed, so it’s Engrish.

    • JohnB says:

      Sounds so simple, doesn’t it? But there always seem to be complainers and purists who don’t consider any posts Engrish OR Funny.

  11. JohnB says:

    Wonder if “EPHPC” is even accurate, and what it stands for…

    • goodcleanliving says:

      Well, the EAST PENSACOLA HEIGHTS POKER CONSORTIUM is what it stands for. The bottom was the backing to a pack of high-end, casino quality cards (obviously). My club and I have played by these rigid, painfully fair, and concise rules for over 11 years. But it hasn.t always been easy…

      • hollyr57 says:

        How? How did you even understand these rules much less play by them fairly or not? I don’t see how the word “rigid” can possibly apply to this game as played by the directions above. But I’m not criticizing, mind you. I loved the glorious incomprehensibily of your WORK.

    • Aaron Hong says:

      It’s pronounced “epic”, apparently.

  12. JohnB says:

    You realize, of course, that the Ace of Wpades is the card of Weath.

  13. kno1 says:

    JohnB we laff at you, not with you. Chill out, I love the humor brake, weather its’ “ENGRISH” or knot!

    • JohnB says:

      Well, you may put the brakes on your humor, but I don’t, and your choice of whether to laugh with me or at me is ultimately mine, since the only difference is whether I am laughing, too, and I most certainly am. You might also try looking up the words, “sarcasm” and “parody,” in which case you might find that you can laugh at yourself, too.

  14. mojojo says:

    This is your engrish. THIS is your engrish on drugs. Any questions?

  15. Three3 says:

    It’s fine with me. They can have all those rights.

  16. cipher_nemo says:

    Lame photoshopped job. You can even see the poorly done changes. Misspellings in translation do not fall into the pattern of substituting the first letter of words. Only dimwits who photoshop this crap think that.

  17. Urs says:

    Man, I have not laughed this hard in ages! I don’t care whether its ‘real’ or not – it makes me laugh

  18. caithleen says:

    so thats how i have to play poker?
    Uuuhhmmm…….. i still dont get it.

  19. كازينو says:

    Nevermind, got it!


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