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engrish funny fresh idiots

Fresh Idiots
Rock Fish

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  1. dissodatore says:

    yes, stale idiots are nasty tasting

  2. JohnB says:

    I think this is a statement, not a label. “Fresh idiots rock fish.” Well, I think fish are entirely too easily impressed, since I don’t care how fresh and idiot is, I’m not gonna be rocked.

  3. laconejita says:

    I prefer a fresh Steve or Dave, than a fresh idiot.

  4. BuckInARut says:

    I’ve been called a “fresh idiot” before. But this ain’t my fish.

  5. the ninky nonk says:

    i had fresh idiotsyou have to cook it well, or it will make you stupid

  6. NotAtHome says:

    If it smart, it would be in that bag now, would it?

  7. Op says:

    Uh-oh. I gotta make sure I keep an eye on my brothers from now on, if they keep selling this.

  8. Meowth says:

    Keep hot foods hot!

  9. Jenn says:

    at the asian supermarket there really is a fish called “idiots fish”.

  10. Janet says:

    Jenn is right… Asian markets really do sell “idiots fish”. It looks like a red cod with really big eyes.

  11. SeaBee says:

    The Idiot fish, real name the longspine thornyhead, is found in a small area of a deepwater trench in Canadian waters off the coast of Vancouver.

    Due to over fishing it’s population size has fallen by at least 60%.

    Here endeth the lesson.

  12. Hebime says:

    Hmmm, is this Engrish, or just native English fail?
    Looks more like a brand name fail to me, but hey, what do I know…

  13. keithybabes says:

    Looks like an album cover to me. It’s either the Seattle band Fresh Idiots’ album ‘Rock Fish’ or the Chicago indie group Fresh Rock’s difficult second album ‘Idiots Fish’. Both are good, though I prefer Fresh Idiots Rock Fish’s single ‘Safe Handling Instructions’.

  14. dukethepcdr says:

    The fish was the idiot for not avoiding the net or the bait that caught him.

  15. blueJade says:

    Fish don’t have the market cornered on idiocy.

  16. PoodleGroomer says:

    Sometimes it is not idiocy that gets one caught in the net. Sometimes it is misspent or misdirected genius that earns the Darwin Award.

  17. varenoea says:

    Am I the only one who thinks that “fish” is a funny name for something that is made out of “meat and/or poultry”?

  18. dr handle says:

    That fish is idiot enough to get fresh with me, I will slap it.

  19. Mr Evilwrench says:

    Slap it? Slap its fro?

  20. macburl says:

    selling rocks to idiots disguised as fish… clever… WANT.

  21. fondleknob says:

    If the fish’s a-rocking, don’t come a-knocking, you fresh idiot!

  22. Corey says:

    Idiot fish are a real thing, another common name for them are Channel Rock. Not only do they have HUGE eye’s, but they also have tiny little feet like fins on the bottom of thier bodies. These little guys are HUGE in the asian markets.

  23. danielle says:

    this label is an american label. Note the unit price is per pound, not kg. and the date is Sept 15, not 15 Sept. Engrish Fail.

    • paws4thot says:

      Europeans are happy to use Dec 25 or 25 Dec; what we object to is using 12/25 to denote Christmas day.

      As a software engineer I say you’re all wrong anyway, and everyone should use 2009/12/25 for Christmas day coming.

    • JohnB says:

      We have LOLed heartily at Engrish that apparently emanated from English-speaking countries before, and why not? What the form of the date (which incidentally says “SEP” and not “Sept”) has to do with anything is beyond me. Fail FAIL.

  24. amathistblue says:

    I think they’ve found the rest of Dave.

  25. Hardy says:

    Shortspine and Longspine Thornyhead rockfish are commonly called “idiots”

  26. Eric says:

    I can see why they killed that specific fish now…


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