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Cows with fingers? Mutants!!!!


engrish funny lady finger

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Beef lady finger meat

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  1. Rhianimator says:

    I never knew cows had fingers, or knew how to use them.

  2. The Admiral says:

    Who cares, because you saved $1.00!!!

  3. Jake says:

    Maybe it’s like Buffalo Wings? Or Dave is pretending to be a cow Oo

  4. adnoxious says:

    I see nothing wrong with this sign. I totally agree that Beef Lady Finger Meat is “special”.

    adnoxious.blogspot.com
    Taking aim at lousy advertising

  5. laconejita says:

    Well now that I’ve seen Dave’s balls, I am not going to get squeemish about beef lady finger meat.

  6. Shin says:

    Did someone say Brahmin? I definitely heard someone say Brahmin

  7. Basara says:

    actually, it’s the mummified digits of the woman from the old “Wendy’s” commercials…

    “Where’s the Beef???”

  8. laconejita says:

    I AM SEEING A DIFFERENT FORMAT OF THE PAGE. IS IT JUST ME?

    *rubs eyes*

    I CAN STILL SEE IT. MAYBE THE SITE IS ALSO A MUTANT AND IT’S TRANSFORMING.

  9. TheCannyScot says:

    I thought Lady Fingers were made of cake?

    • naleta says:

      You must always remember that the cake is a lie! Now we know why!

    • griffinlady says:

      yes… and when dipped in cappuccino or rum (and some other things) it makes tiramisu . . . NOM NOM NOM NOM

      • dr handle says:

        *sigh* I don’t like the taste of coffee at all, in anything, but when I see tiramisu, I always have this sad sneaking suspicion that I am missing out on something wonderful.

        • Droll not Troll says:

          Don’t be afraid to try it. I don’t like coffee either, but I find that sometimes, in cakey desserts, it’s not too noticeable.

          • bluejade says:

            Not a coffee fan, but— I have had some mighty fine cappuccino brownies. The bitterness and aroma of the coffee flavor brings out the chocolate. It’s a stealth ingredient.

        • griffinlady says:

          *nods* I don’t like coffee either, but tiramisu is one of those weird combination’s that work. A really good authentic Italian restaurant should have a piece or too.

  10. Kevin says:

    Is this a band?

  11. Kevin says:

    Dave doesn’t go next to the Steve! Dave goes next to the Carl.

  12. Droll not Troll says:

    I need to know two things here: who is this beef lady, and what meat will she finger?

  13. amathistblue says:

    Oh, no. Why would you do away with a cow that can milk itself? Should have sold it to the traveling show instead. Someone gave the owner some baaad advice, they’d have made a fortune.

  14. dingbat says:

    Whoa, I see characters for both beef and pork…must be some kind of mutant Pig-Cow.

  15. Meowth says:

    The beef lady has spoken! We shall all have finger meat!

  16. keithybabes says:

    Beef, lady, finger and meat are all $2.99/lb. Which is better value? Discuss. Or not…

  17. Britta says:

    Huh. I never knew that they had Wendy’s in China. Now I know

  18. Asian says:

    Lady finger is a vegetable get it right.

    • paws4thot says:

      Not necessarily. From Wikipedia:-
      Ladyfingers (called Savoiardi in Italian, meaning “from Savoy”), or in French ‘Biscuits à la cuillère,’ are a principal ingredient in many French dessert recipes. These cookies are light, crispy and sweet sponge cakes roughly shaped like a large finger. They should not be confused with the Lady’s Finger, another name for the vegetable okra.

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  20. herpish derp says:

    It’s ladyfingers as in the vegetable..
    Not a fail at all :/


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