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Recycling is going too far


engrish funny rubbish cake

Rubbish rice cake with Gold foil and Chestnut bean jam
20 pieces 980 yen

You did say not to throw it out.

Submitted by: phoebz via Engrish Funny Submissions

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  1. ShadowSplicer says:

    Gold covered Rice Trash?………I’ll buy two boxes!

  2. la conejita says:

    All those colors are hurting my eyes.

  3. v000 says:

    20 pieces is rubbish, once you open the box you understand there’s only 4 inside.

  4. Queen o'sarcasm says:

    gold foil?if you got money to burn than sure!

  5. dr handle says:

    Maybe it isn’t made from rubbish, maybe it just tastes like rubbish.

    • Droll not Troll says:

      It’s not really Gold foil, either. The tinfoil hats weren’t selling, so they recycled them in these rice cakes.

      • la conejita says:

        Dr Handle did the best to advertise the use of tinfoil hats. I guess her efforts weren’t enough.

        • dr handle says:

          It’s one of the hazards of translating into another language. The original message, in dialect that would’ve been understandable to UK/Aus people, was “Wear yer foil hats on yer scones, you lot, to avoid getting trashed by mind control”. The translation was not checked by a native speaker, and what came out was “Put foil on lots of cakes, then jam your rubbish”. You can see how that happened. My pamphlet has probably popped up on a Chinglish site somewhere.

  6. Opallise says:

    I found this site if anyone wants to kind of know what it is.
    http://www.bashoudo.com/english/aboutwarabi/index.htm

  7. Redneck_Rebel says:

    Is it just me, or is “rubbish rice cake” a tautology?


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