F*k Man Road
You’ve got it the wrong way round.
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Huh. I didn’t get it until I read the title.
Why don’t we do it in the road
Why don’t we just do it in the road
Why don’t we do it in the road
Why don’t we do it in the road
No one will be watching us, why don’t we do it in the road?
Sounds like a busy street…
I bet the council workers love filling in the holes in that road!
Specially when the holes in that road are on a woman.
And is this where the Hung Manshop is?
Though the holes were rather small, we had to count them all. Now we know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall.
Doesn’t this intersect with Sucky Sucky Avenue and Me Love You Long Time Boulevard?
No, I think the intersex folk ply their trade in another part of town.
no, i think they are still down town
Well this street is in Hong Kong. And they do have some weird names (especially when ‘translated’ to English). So to answer your question, it is possible.
XD hmm… in the town i’m in (in the uk), there used to be a gropec*nt street…cant think why they renamed it!
It’s still called that. Grannycatflap lives there.
Darling, I love you but not so fast.
But the road is so long and black, just how I like them.
Is that the long and winding road?
I live in this village – it is called Sai Kung, and it is in Hong Kong. In the same village there is also a “Wang King Path”.
I suppose the dress code for that lane is trench coats and gumboots.
that remids me,in China there’s a sign in the subway that says instead of Caution: watch your step they say Caution watch your crotch! that’s a sign to use here!
Confucius say;
“Man who goes in turnstile sideways going to Bangkok”
I’m just a gigolo and everywhere I go,
People know the part I’m playin’.
Pay for every dance, sellin’ each romance,
Ooohh what they’re sayin’?
There will come a day, when youth will pass away,
What will they say about me?
When the end comes I know, there was just a gigolo’s
Life goes on without me.
I was looking for the road to happiness.
Wait! Where the F**k am I?
Could be you’re on the right track.
And once he gets out of that road, he could have experienced a moment of happiness. Giving this story the happy ending it needed.
Just be careful of the third rail.
And the light at the end of the tunnel, which could be a train.
This effing mistranslation obsession gets old very quickly. h**p://itre.cis.upenn.edu/~myl/languagelog/archives/005195.html
Have something more thought provoking?
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We may go about our business.[/Jedi]
The Force, with you it is not^^
Think, or think not. There is no provoke.
LOL our school had sports day at Sai Kung Sports Ground, which is on that street LOLOL. When i saw the map for the directions i LOLd hard
Everything is well categorised. The numbers at the bottom of the sign are age groups.
I agree. Tourist attractions should be clearly marked, or visitors may get lost.Reminds me of an Amsterdam police officer who said about people getting pickpocketed in the righ light district: “they always have lost their way, but they always lose their way on the Wallen, never in church”. The local tourst board has taken its duties seriously here.
Not quite in the same category but about 20 km from where I live there is a Pull And Be Damned Road.
Over 42 years old to the left, under 40 years old to the right, anyone 41 years old will not be serviced, sorry for the inconvenience this may have caused.
That’s not even English. That’s romanisation for the Cantonese street name in Hong Kong. It’s more of a pronunciation key, so essentially its NOT a translation, and not an Engrish Funny.
it’s actually not that funny…