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engrish funny wery delicius

We ve got meatballs
We have steak
We have shish
KEBAB
Hisko
Soup kind of there our soup are wery delicius

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Outskirts of Bursa, Turkey

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  1. shadowsplicer says:

    * First Emperor of Ancient China: Qin Shi Huang (ca. 221 BC)
    * First Emperor of Ancient Rome: Augustus (ca. 27 BC)
    * First Bishop of Rome to condemn heresy: Anicetus, by forbidding Montanism, also actively opposed the Gnostics and Marcionism
    * First Bishop of Rome to be called “Pope”: Siricius
    * First antipope: Hippolytus (d. 235)
    * First pope to adopt a regnal name: Pope John II (b. “Mercurius”; d. 535)
    * First Tsar (Tzar): Simeon I of Bulgaria (913)
    * First Christian Monarch of Sweden: Olof Skötkonung (995)
    * First Sultan of the Ottoman Empire: Osman I

    * First de facto Prime Minister of Great Britain: Robert Walpole (1721)
    * First official Prime Minister of the United Kingdom: William Pitt the Younger (first term, 1783-1801)
    * First President of Chile: Manuel Blanco Encalada. (1826)
    * First Prime Minister of Canada: Sir John A. Macdonald (1867)
    * First Prime Minister of Australia: Edmund Barton (1901)
    * First woman elected to the British House of Commons: Countess Markiewicz, December 1918 general election (did not take her seat)[1]

  2. shadowsplicer says:

    wery, WERY delicius!

  3. skrag2112 says:

    Mr. Chekov wrote the lunch menu for the Enterprise today.

    • JohnB says:

      But he von’t be eating any. He had too much wodka last night. It’s making him womit.

    • baldrick says:

      And Commander Hisko for the Cefiant.

      • JohnB says:

        DS9 ref WIN! That particular incarnation held a particular appeal to me, with its mystical themes. And I loved Commander (and later Captain) Cisko, whom I thought to be a wonderful combination of courage, intellect, and hardened steel backbone.

  4. Meowth says:

    We have shish!

  5. Meowth says:

    I feel very uncomfortable with a clone running around in a bad photocopy of my skin…

    • Meowth says:

      I meant to say a troll running around in a bad photocopy of my skin, but whatever…

      • Meowth says:

        skldjfl;shajk;fh ;sjadfwdrs

      • Meowth says:

        yeah, the quality could be better…

        • Meowth says:

          And now it has stolen my name, as well. Maybe it will go away if I ignore it?

          • JohnB says:

            A level of nuisance is being approached where it would not seem to me to be inappropriate for moderators to take action, IMO. But I don’t know how one would even approach them, or whether a ban would be enforceable.

            • Meowth says:

              They could ban his E-Mail address. That would solve the picture problem.

              • Meowth says:

                Oh, and they obviously read the comments. That would be how they always fix the title and caption errors when they are pointed out here.

              • JohnB says:

                Unless, of course, he has more than one account. Or if he has only one, he could obviously get another.

                • Meowth says:

                  Yes, but I didn’t want to tell it that! Now everyone knows! Why must you give the trolls information they probably would not think of on their own?

                  • laconejita says:

                    Poor Meowth,

                    I can tell you are getting tired of it. I had a stalking troll which I hated, but he was a zombie troll. No brain, just babbling words. My sympathies.

                  • JohnB says:

                    That wasn’t my intention, but I certainly didn’t think I was telling him something he didn’t know. Anyone clever enough to download a screen pic to use as an impostor avatar would surely have realized that he could open another e-mail account.

                    • Meowth says:

                      You give the trolls too much credit. Besides, maybe it knew, maybe it didn’t. Now it definitely does, as do all of the others, assuming they can read.

                      • JohnB says:

                        That’s a big assumption. Most of them seem to read only bits and pieces at most. But I’ll concede it was my bad. I have always had a tendency to assume that certain things are general knowledge, when they may not be. Common sense is actually not all that common.

                      • bluejade says:

                        Being annoying makes a troll click, so whether you give them the data or not, they are motivated to find it. Motivation trumps everything else, and it’s a game to them.
                        Any response at all tends to reinforce more interest, so us chatting provides positive feed-back. However, what we say may modify behavior. It wants interaction, and if losing interaction seems possible, it may try harder to be fit in.

                        If all else fails, it does seem to have a short attention span and is easily distracted.

                  • actually, i did know all of that.
                    and i didn’t mean to get on anyone’s nerves. sorry interweb peoples. :-(

            • bluejade says:

              I think we have an intelligent, young ADHD male here with good computer skills and zip for social graces. I don’t think he is mean, I think he’s just lame. He doesn’t understand that there are real people on the internet behind the avatars, and that they should be treated with respect and consideration.

              • JohnB says:

                I agree. Pretending to be another blogger for a little while is on the line, IMO, on humor site, provided that the truth is soon revealed or made obvious. But when you steal avatars, that to me is well over the line, because it causes people to be uncertain of who they are really talking to. For better or for worse, I have a persona on this site that actually bears a strong resemblance to the person I really am (although I have always been far more articulate in print than in speech). I don’t mind the put downs, if they’re done in the spirit of fun; heck, I put myself down all the time, which I can do because underneath I really do have a fairly good self-concept. If I make people uncomfortable, as I sometimes do, that’s the breaks, because I yam what I yam. But someone else messing with my persona is not at all welcome.

            • moe says:

              At the bottom of the page, below all the comments, is a “Contact Us” link. It says it’s for advertising on this site, but when you click on it, it really is a feedback form. My experience has always been that the cheezes are very attentive to icanhascheezburger complaints (inappropriate links, offensive posts, trolling), often attending to them immediately. I trust that the “licensed Asian American” who runs this site is also equally wery kind.

              • Meowth says:

                Yes, probably. The troll hasn’t been here since this morning, as far as I can see, so I’ll wait. I did know about the Contact Us link, but I have been busy today, which is why I wasn’t here as much. More work = good, though, right?

                • laconejita says:

                  Same here. I’ve been swamped with work. Wait, let me rephrase that. I have been busy at work. So I have only been able to check in from time to time, but can’t really participate in much.

                  • JohnB says:

                    Meetings, meetings, I hate how much of my life is wasted in meetings, meetings, meetings. I once sent out a memo at a place I worked proposing a “Meeting Reduction Committee” that would meet daily to find ways of reducing the number of meetings we had.

  6. laconejita says:

    Their soup is very kind.

  7. JohnB says:

    Somehow I don’t have a lot of confidence in “soup kind of there.”

    • JohnB says:

      When you’re sure it’s REALLY there, let me know. I might reconsider.

    • Droll not Troll says:

      It’s Schrodinger’s soup, served in a sealed box.

      • JohnB says:

        I am in an indeterminate state as to whether I would consume such a soup.

        • Meowth says:

          But as soon as you open the box, it becomes clear one way or the other.

          • JohnB says:

            But does the field collapse or the universe bifurcate? That is the question. Logically speaking, the many-worlds interpretation gets past a lot of the difficulties of the Copenhagen interpretation, but the thought of all those billions and billions of parallel universes diverging every second makes me dizzy.

            • Meowth says:

              Every possibility branches off into its own timestream. I know this because I have inadvertantly crossed them before, and I have been there when others have, as well. I believe we all do it occasionally, but it is usually too small for most people to notice, or they think it’s just their imagination. Like when a movie you have seen so many times that you have it memorized suddenly has a new verse in one of the songs that was not there, and you are watching the same tape you have for years. It happened to a friend when we were in high school. We were watching Labyrinth. I had only seen it once before, but she shouted out that the song had never gone into that verse before. Similar things happen to me all the time, where a well established past is preempted for a new and unfamiliar one.

              • bluejade says:

                Glitch in the Matrix.

                • Meowth says:

                  Perhaps.

                  • JohnB says:

                    I believe I have knowledge of several parallel universes not too far off from the one I’m in, but with some significant differences, and that’s where I think these ideas come from. Rather than my having actually slipped into a different time stream, I think probably we visit some of the other universes from time to time and we get the feeling THAT’S how it should have gone. I know I visit some of the parallels in dreams, the ones I call “epic dreams,” because they seem to have included years and years of time. But just the idea of how many universes are being generated in every second of every day makes my head spin! I don’t have a good logical argument against it, and my intuition tells me it’s true. But it absolutely blows my mind to contemplate. This one universe is SO much vaster than we realized in the past–an average galaxy has maybe 100 billion stars, and there are perhaps 100 billion galaxies that we can see. And yet every day this universe gives birth to literally billions, maybe trillions, of more universes. What can you say besides, “WOW!!!”

                    • bluejade says:

                      I can say, dude, wtf?

                      • JohnB says:

                        Sorry, I wax metaphysically mystical from time to time (actually, much of the time!). It can happen because my mind goes off on its own; because the spirit moves me; or because I’m tired, and my normal executive function breaks down and I start saying whatever I’m thinking. Right now, I think I’ve got all three going!

                    • Meowth says:

                      Every measurable instant splits off into a near infinite, if not actually infinite, number of possibilities. Can you call them parallel universes? maybe, but they all came from the same source.

          • moe says:

            Clear soup? I prefer bisque myself

        • PoodleGroomer says:

          It is chilly and rainy. I am chilly so I made a big slow cooker of home made chili and beans.

  8. JohnB says:

    And what, I wonder is *HISKO* ? And why does it need to be set apart with two asterisks? Did it, like, break the major league home run record, but while on steroids and playing with a doctored bat?

  9. Droll not Troll says:

    They seem to be fresh out of asterisk, but you can still see the place where they usually keep it.

  10. D.R. says:

    If the soup is kind of there, may I have my salad first?

  11. JohnB says:

    Of all the things in life so dreary,
    Nothing beats a soup that’s weary.

  12. Meowth says:

    Maybe you have to read top to bottom? Soup of our are kind there wery delicious?

  13. Anthea says:

    According to quantum physicists, any soup, at any given time is only ‘kind of there’ :P . It seems to me like the were able to manifest the meatballs and steak and shish kebab, but have some trouble with liquids…

    It works for me, as I don’t *really* like soups: if it’s wery delicius I might *kind of* want it.

    Another happy customer ^__^ (Or was is ‘costumer’ ?)

    • Jake says:

      Nonono… Soup is only kind of there when it has infinite impulse. Otherwise it could be everywhere!

    • Meowth says:

      No, Is wasn’t a costumer. Is was the store clerk.

    • JohnB says:

      You are absolutely right. When you get down to the nitty gritty of what a fundamental “particle” is, our concept of little solid things, however tiny, is just nonexistent. There’s no “there” there. A “particle” is a tendency for certain kinds of interactions to take place in a location that is constantly shifting, and may go from one place to another without passing through any space in between. And what is a particle made of? It’s made of space, literally. The Buddhists had it right thousands of years ago. Vast emptiness.

  14. Tom says:

    I had some soup that was kind of there too.

  15. Queen o' sarcasm says:

    Shish

    kebab

  16. toilet shark says:

    He wanks as high as any in Wome!

  17. awookie says:

    I think someone shouldnt have hired elmer fudd to advertise o.O

  18. General Lord Saber of the Ongoing Joke says:

    Why did they have Elmer Fudd write the menu here?

    • Anthea says:

      Tweety was n/a…

    • PoodleGroomer says:

      Sylvester’s slobbering spitting speech impediment and possible parasites got him banned from the building by the health inspector. That is why they hung the “If door does not open do not enter” sign on the automatic door controller.

  19. ghigh says:

    who the heck keeps on takin photos in turkey!!! armut dersem çık elma dersem çıkma!!! ARMUT!! XDXD ciddiim “Kimsin Sen???”.

  20. Sled says:

    GIVE! ME! KEBAB! ŞİMDİ!!!

  21. Crazyhorse says:

    Hahaha! Almost all the lines are wrong! How could they attract customers if they are like that! Hehehe :-)

  22. Deep says:

    Damn it I love my country. XD
    The whole place is filled with ridiculous grammar with both Turkish and foreign languages. :D

  23. Queen o' sarcasm says:

    H-I-S-K-O that’s the way we HISKO!


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