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engrish funny sticky favorite

SALE
To you who know true value
I’ll sticky about my favorite things.

Submitted by: dunno source via Engrish Funny Submissions

In a car insurance company window. Kyoto, Japan

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  1. Droll not Troll says:

    It’s time you took a shower, then.

  2. PoodleGroomer says:

    Blogging with Post-It Notes or duct tape and markers.

  3. PoodleGroomer says:

    Children’s favorite things are usually marked with fingerprints of sugar, corn syrup, and artificial color. Spaghetti or pizza sauce is the second choice.

    • JohnB says:

      Except, of course, off-white walls, which are always marked with dirt so black you’d think the kids had been playing in a coal mine.

      • I'm the chief says:

        you can say that again! last week i had to paint at least 5 coats of white paint to cover the stains in the living room! you can just imagine my fury when my 3 yr old kid got his hand dipped in some food and nicely printed his hand on the wall last night.

  4. JohnB says:

    Is Sticky the new Twitter? Awesome! I’ll join today so I can Sticky all my friends about my favorite things! You all join too!

  5. Favorite things I’m sticky about:
    raindrops on roses, schnitzel with noodles….and Oh, yeah, brown paper packages tied up with string.

  6. Men In White Coats With Nets says:

    I’m sometimes sticky AFTER some of my favorite things…

  7. Sinatra says:

    It’s all fine and dandy to get excited ‘n all but you don’t need to blow a big wad over it.

    • I'm 16 says:

      I really, really can’t help it, and I really, really am glad this is Friday, so they can get me out of here before I do some real damage!

      • PoodleGroomer says:

        You sound grumpy and need a nap. Propofol, ask for it by name.

        • JohnB says:

          I prefer naps that end with awakening.

          • JohnB says:

            Although as it turns out, I am coming down with a migraine, and one of the first symptoms is actually confusion. I’m sitting in my darkened office now and I need to go home, but outside is a ragingly sunny Kentucky afternoon, and it’s 22 miles to home, and as luck would have it my daughter is having a slumber party, complete with guests who are already there and are spending the day. (A houseful of circa-ten-year-old girls, one invariably accompanied by her hyperactive 7-year-old brother! Wonderful for migraines! Especially when they get our two little dogs to barking in that high-pitched key that is known to cause visual hallucinations if I’ve got a good whopper of a migraine!) This is really quite a predicament!

            • bluejade says:

              Do you have a reliable local acupuncturist? Works for me. Also for good TMJ, I was bad shape when I went in; walked out normal. Awesome. You could also try getting your neck adjusted.
              I had migraines as a kid, I think it may have been caused by a dairy allergy. There was red lightening when my eyes were closed. Oh, and pain and vomiting.
              Good Luck!!

              • JohnB says:

                A reliable local acupuncturist? I live in rural Kentucky. It’s tough enough to find a reliable local physician!

                Actually conventional allopathic medicine has done a fairly good job of bringing them under control and treating the few I have now. This was the first since March and maybe the fourth in the last three years. Before treatment I was getting about 12-15 a month.

                And I certainly don’t knock alternative medicines as well as my own wellness regimens. I have used chiropractic many times for my back, and on occasion I’ve had neck manipulations knock out a migraine too. I think this was probably the result of (what is for me) an unusual episode of strong anger that persisted several hours. Anger is a trigger for both my migraines and my asthma. Fortunately I am generally a very patient man not much prone to anger. Oh, a bad migraine can be incredible, if you’ve never had the experience. I have been known to darken my bedroom, crawl into bed, place two pillows and a blanket over my head, and it’s still much too light and noisy in there! I have literally gone to the ER and demanded amputation!

            • Yikes says:

              Oh, my lord, this makes me actually appreciate my life! You have my complete sympathy!

              But…sunny in Kentucky? Heyyy, my other half told me it was rainy there…starting to make me wonder now…

              • JohnB says:

                Not today.

                • JohnB says:

                  Actually, the most accurate thing to say about Kentucky weather is if you don’t like it, stick around for fifteen minutes. It will probably change! It’s not unusual to see a change of 60 degrees Fahrenheit in a 36-hour period. This week we had a low of 53 on Wednesday and it cracked 100 here today. We had torrents of rain on Monday, sunny on Tuesday, severe thunderstorms on Wednesday, sunny and pleasant Thursday, and sunny and stifling hot and muggy today. Then just to make it more interesting we’re right in Tornado Alley.

                  • Basara549 says:

                    Ain’t that the truth, JohnB.

                    I’m down here in London, KY – and I’ve always joked prior to this year, that KY only had two Seasons – The Wet Monsoon (November to May) and the Dry Monsoon (June to November), but this year has made a mockery of it.

                    This summer has been like getting April weather all summer long (wet, cold, with the occasional couple days of abnormally hot temperatures).

                    I think God took a look at Al Gore, then decided to thumb his nose at him by giving KY & TN the usual summer weather of OR & WA, and vice-versa.

  8. I'm 16 says:

    I really can’t help it!!!

  9. dr handle says:

    Well, I’m not sure how I ever survived before the invention of sticky notes, so maybe I should take this as an invitation to recite a life-affirming mantra. Or an invitation to douse my husband in chocolate sauce.


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