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When you get to that point, it’s time to quit.

engrish funny smoking bed

NO SMOKING THE BED

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  1. dr handle says:

    Well, frankly, you go stuffing the mattress with marijuana, you’re just asking for trouble.

    • paws4thot says:

      Århus N is a district in the city of Århus, consisting of Riis skov, Christianbjerg, Trøjborg, and Marienlund. Århus N is located north of the city centre and therefore the name Århus Nord (lit. English, “Aarhus North”).

      Many of the neighborhoods in the district was once separated small towns and villages, but developed and grow through the industrial evolution and later on grow together wit the rest of Århus.

      Århus N has 30,000 inhabitants.

      Christiansbjerg is one of Århus’s old boroughs located beyond the historic city center. Developed in the beginning of the nineteen hundreds as a small town, but first really developed in the 30s and 40s. There was build a lot of houses and apartments and several urban squares has given Christiansbjerg its own structure with its own urban center with lots of shops. Today, the area has around 22,000 inhabitants, and has become a important part of the city, with a computer college, the just expanded shopping centre StorCenter Nord and many students living in the area, just next to the University.

  2. keithybabes says:

    ‘Doctor, doctor, my girlfriend smokes in bed. What should I do?’
    ‘Use a better lubricant’

  3. JohnB says:

    Good thing Faith McNulty or Farah Fawcett never saw this sign.

  4. TheCannyScot says:

    Usually, a smoking bed get me an A for effort from the wife…

  5. paws4thot says:

    And here is the news.

    Hope is fading for the company of Marines who have spent the last 2 weeks trapped in Britt Eckand’s bedroom. ;)

  6. laconejita says:

    You can’t smoke the bed, but they didn’t say anything about not smorking the bed. So carry on.

  7. Meowth says:

    Can I smoke a ham?

    • bluejade says:

      No need to ask permission. Let me know if you get off, maybe I’ll give it a go…
      Maybe I’ll save it till around Christmas.

    • JohnB says:

      I got smoked pretty bad by a transmitter once, and I don’t advise it.

      • blueJade says:

        I smoked a really large power drill once, oh it smelled awful.

        • Meowth says:

          Don’t smoke I will crazy!

          • JohnB says:

            I was expecting you to pick up on my “getting smoked by a transmitter,” since you’d mentioned smoking a “ham.”

            • Meowth says:

              Ah, I thought it was something like that. I just didn’t have a good comeback ready by the time BlueJade beat me to it.

              • JohnB says:

                Paradoxically, it seems like electronics smoked a lot more often back in the vacuum tube days than since the advent of solid state, even though chips are much easier to fry. But those old tubes, particularly in a transmitter, could get pretty hot.

                • Meowth says:

                  I can imagine. They were much less efficient back then.

                • Droll not Troll says:

                  It’s so disappointing when I ruin a chip and there isn’t even a puff of smoke. I blew 4 chips last week when I forgot to wind down the supply voltage, and there were no satisfying fireworks. A blue or red glow in an overloaded vacuum tube was much more fun!

                  • Meowth says:

                    You could put popcorn kernels on the chips so they will pop when the chips overheat. You will damage a lot of components that way, but you will have a show.

                  • JohnB says:

                    Ahh, yes, I can still remember the days when if a power supply circuit breaker kept popping, the easiest way to fix it was to open it up, hold the circuit breaker in the “on” position, and wait to see what smoked.

  8. Guess Again says:

    Please not to smork bed – I will upset and call the smorking police.

  9. dr handle says:

    I don’t smoke, so once I tried baking it into some chocolate chip biscuits – and discovered that I don’t like mattress stuffing in bikkies, either.

    • naleta says:

      A friend of mine used to simmer it in butter. He would then use some of the butter to make excellent chocolate chip cookies, and the rest of the butter (plus the simmered herb) to make his very own Magic Granola Bars! Those were the days…

      • dr handle says:

        I have ackshully use the funny parsley in chokky chip bikkies as a painkiller, following a very nasty bike bingle, when it was discovered that prescribed analgesics didn’t work on me very well. A worldly anaesthetist suggested that I try marijuana. “Where do I get that from?” I asked, being not nearly as worldly as this anaesthetist, “Do I just go to the pharmacy and ask for some, post an ad in the local paper, ask the local cop shop if I can raid their evidence safe, what?” “Oh, come on,” he replied, “You’re a motorcyclist, you must know *somebody* who can get you some.”

        • Droll not Troll says:

          Typecast much?
          You didn’t tell us how effective it was as a painkiller. I have a feeling that the chocolate might help a bit, too.

          • paws4thot says:

            It’s reputed to be much more effective than manufactured pharma are against certain conditions. I’ve only got anecdotal evidence of that though, being neither a medic nor a sufferer from one of those conditions.

            • Serious JohnB says:

              Okay, I’m making the serious now, so those of you who hate when I get serious, please just skip ahead. The fact is that only in the past several years have researchers begun to understand how pot works, and it has been found that there are endogenous (occurring naturally in the body) chemicals related to the cannabinoids, active chemicals found in pot. There are active research projects into several cannabinoids (it’s a myth that only delta-9-THC is active) for pain control, maintaining weight in chemotherapy patients, antiemesis, and (the one most interesting to me professionally) treatment-resistant depression.

              There. Now I’ll go back to being silly!

              • blueJade says:

                We have a decent “medical marijuana” law in my fair state of California. It is easy to get a prescription, and depression is an acceptable diagnosis.

  10. amathistblue says:

    Yes, by my sweet embroidered Mary Janes, I Will smoke the bed.

  11. Loonix says:

    They have hemp mattresses?

  12. Javin says:

    …or else it will smoke you back

  13. dido1983 says:

    …can I smoke the sheets instead?


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