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engrish funny unusual pancake

Coffee pancake
Green apple pancake
Unusual private’s pancake
Pancale of QQ

Still better than rice poop

Submitted by: Ben G via Engrish Funny Submissions

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  1. Jean-Philippe Green says:

    Maybe it’s a pancake made by Private Ryan.

  2. wobble says:

    less QQ more caek!

  3. Rhianimator says:

    I’ll have a refreshing Pancale and the usual unusual.

  4. paws4thot says:

    Just what the deuce is a “QQ”?

    I’m guessing that the “Unusual private’s pancake” is filled with Dave or Steve, and seasoned with whore dust!

  5. telefil says:

    Ahaha! What do the kanji say, for the private’s pancake?

  6. thatguy says:

    I think the QQ is filled with Dave or Steve, indeed.

  7. jinxed says:

    I don’t like balls or lumps in my pancakes. The coffee pancake does sound interesting though.

  8. the ninky nonk says:

    I`ll have a coffee pancake, to go.

  9. Dumbinator says:

    Maybe the Green apple pancake is covered in God Filet.

  10. thatguy says:

    mmmm God filet.

  11. la conejita says:

    When I have pancakes, I want people to keep their unusual privates to themselves. No flashing me and definitely no private parts in my pancakes.

    • ShadowSplicer says:

      That would just be wrong!

    • JohnB says:

      What about those whose privates are usual?

      • la conejita says:

        Then I would make an exception:

        Flashing is allowed, but no privates in my pancakes!

        • JohnB says:

          I would think the usual privates would be the rule, not the exception. Exceptions are made for the unusual.

          • la conejita says:

            Ok professor, I have revized my work.

            Rule: privates SHOULD flash me. No privates in my pancakes.

            Exception:No unusual privates should flash me.

            • Professor says:

              Revised.

              • la conejita says:

                But I like spelling it with a Z and the spellchecker says it’s ok.
                Revized.

                *waits for the professor’s lecture about how he is more intelligent than the spellchecker*

                • Professor says:

                  I’ll let Merriam-Webster do it for me:

                  Main Entry: re·vise
                  Pronunciation: \ri-ˈvīz\
                  Function: verb
                  Inflected Form(s): re·vised; re·vis·ing
                  Etymology: Middle French reviser, from Latin revisere to look at again, frequentative of revidēre to see again, from re- + vidēre to see — more at wit
                  Date: 1596
                  transitive verb
                  1 a : to look over again in order to correct or improve b British : to study again : review
                  2 a : to make a new, amended, improved, or up-to-date version of b : to provide with a new taxonomic arrangement
                  intransitive verb
                  British : review 1

                  synonyms see correct

                  — re·vis·able \-ˈvī-zə-bəl\ adjective

                  — re·vis·er or re·vi·sor \-ˈvī-zər\ noun

                  I will add that I do not recall ever having seen it with a “z.” Your spell checker, by the way, can become corrupted if you inadvertently hit the wrong key during proofing and add words that are spelled wrong.

                  • la conejita says:

                    Will this be on the test? I already have to cram (fish) for the exam.

                    • Professor says:

                      I learned long ago that if students ever ask if something is going to be on the test, the only answer should be, “Maybe.” If you say it’s not, you might as well stop talking, at least to most college students. (Graduate students have usually learned to play the game well enough to at least feign interest.)

                      • la conejita says:

                        I will take some notes and revize.(I know that being the professor, it must be driving you nuts that I wrote the word with a z again. )

                        Sorry, I couldn’t help to bait the professor.

                  • paws4thot says:

                    Amazing – Chambers, Collins and the OED (main authorities on “English English”; I’ll give you Webster’s for “US English”) all agree that it’s “revise” too, and don’t quote a variant spelling.

                    • la conejita says:

                      I also agree that it’s revise, but I wanted to get JohnB to explain how he is better than the spellchecker.

                      • Professor says:

                        But I didn’t, did I? I merely asserted that I was right. Computers can certainly beat me when it comes to consistent attention to detail, but any spellchecker is only as good as the program that devised it and the information that is put into it. (And spellcheckers are quite useless if your misspelling is another valid word.)

            • PoodleGroomer says:

              The cook makes pancakes in the morning and has a stage show with ping pong balls in the evening.

  12. Ashmead says:

    My grandpa used to say, if you gonna eat Pancale, you gotta have at least QQQQ. Wise man.

  13. jinxed says:

    I bet they put diet c0ck in the ‘unusual’ private pancake

  14. meetoo says:

    I was going to make a Penguins of Madagascar joke, but then realized that I’m maybe the only one here watching it with grand kids? I’ll spare you.

  15. meetoo says:

    By the way – a coffee pancake is a great idea if you’re in a hurry. Breakfast and coffee – you can eat it in the car on the freeway. Hmmm.

  16. dr handle says:

    I thought the whole point of army privates is that they are all usual. They put them in a big vat and homogenise them so they all come out the same.

    Not sure about whether the army teaches enlisted personnel to make pancakes, though – it’s possible, I suppose, my husband makes reasonable pancakes but I don’t know whether he learned it whilst in the army.

  17. Aaron Hong says:

    What goes with a pancake of QQ?

    A nice tall glass of STFU.


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