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Just throw them a sausage and RUN

engrish funny please dogs

Beware of Dogs and
Please
the DOGS.

And while you’re scared…

Submitted by: firefliez via Engrish Funny Submissions

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  1. MRNot says:

    I can see their little paws on hips as they say, “Please!”

  2. Lolcatz or Layla n Amentia or whatevs says:

    Throw ‘em a bone.

  3. la conejita says:

    We have to beware of them, but they also want us to please them? Anybody know a trick to achieving this?

  4. Butterflyl says:

    Perhaps being wary of the dogs is pleasing to them?

  5. O RLY GUY says:

    Throw them a sausage and run?
    throw them YOUR sausage, then try to run

  6. dr handle says:

    Sounds just like what to do when the Lady Of The House has a PMS – keep a supply of the right sort of biscuits on hand. If you have an encounter while you are being ware, throw the biscuit, then run for it. (Not that I’d know, because I never has a PMS, my husband just throws biscuits at me every few weeks because he loves me.)

    • jinxed says:

      What kind of biscuits are “the right sort of biscuits?”

      • jinxed says:

        *pulls out a notepad*

      • dr handle says:

        TimTams for preference, but anything with srs chocolate involvement is acceptable.

        • jinxed says:

          What about s’mores instead?

          • lexan D says:

            Have you tried TimTams?
            I hadn’t, until last week, as I had never seen them available. A grocery store recently had put up a display of them with a sign saying Australia’s favorite cookie.
            Wow, they are good.
            A bit addictive, though…

            • jinxed says:

              I’ll have to try them, if for any reason they sell those in texas.

            • dr handle says:

              They are a cultural icon Down Here. Particularly fun is the TimTam Slam, where you bite the ends of the chocolate coating off the biscuit, then suck coffee or hot chocolate through the biscuit layer, then shove the whole thing into your mouth just before it crumbles into the cup.

              • bluejade says:

                You guys know how to live.

                • jinxed says:

                  Wait, are they biscuits or cookies?

                  • dr handle says:

                    Australia uses the word “biscuit” to describe what Merkins call “cookies”, although the irresistable cultural imperialism of the YouSay means that the word “cookie” also pops up in marketing, and everyone knows what you mean. For some reason, biscuits made with chocolate chips in them are invariable called “cookies”.

                    • jinxed says:

                      *puts on a lexan D mask* ahhh, I’m confused.

                      • lexan D says:

                        And what are you confused about?

                        • jinxed says:

                          If I’m correct, dr handle said that in aussies use the word buscuit for what the merkins call cookies, and that a cookie could just be a buscuit w/ chocolate chips..

                        • jinxed says:

                          I’m confused about whether or not Australians even have a proper definition for buscuits…

                        • lexan D says:

                          Buscuits or biscuits?

                        • dr handle says:

                          Usually we’re more interested in eating them than defining them meticulously.

                        • JohnB says:

                          Bit at least you spull thim cerrictly, even if you don’t knaw whut thay ere.

                        • dr handle says:

                          Brother John, have you suddenly morphed into a Kiwi or a Soth Efrican?

                        • JohnB says:

                          I just started substituting random vowels, but when I read it after I was done, I thought it did sound a bit Enzud or Sothfreakin, and I thought you might enjoy it. I never did, though, get a straight answer as to whether you have anything Down Under that corresponds to the pastry we Merkins call “biscuits,” which are kind of like rolls but bake up in thin, flaky layers. Not sweet at all. Most folks just put butter and maybe jam on them, but here in Dixie they like to cover them with sausage gravy, which I thought to be an abomination when I first saw it, but I have grown to love.

                        • dr handle says:

                          I think the closest thing we would have to your “biscuits” is scones. They’re made from dough, and are usually eaten with jam (and cream can be added too). They are not sweet, there is no sugar in the recipe (unless you make lemonade scones), so they could equally well be used to mop up gravy. However, if I’m looking for a non-sweet bread-like item for gravy or meat-juice mopping, I make Yorkshire pudding, which is similar to a pancake batter, but it’s baked in a very hot oven. It’s not sweet either (no sugar), but it is ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS whether eaten with meat or veg, or covered in maple syrup.

              • vex says:

                sounds like fun

        • jinxed says:

          *writes down something on the notepad* Anything else?

  7. Sarge says:

    I read it like:
    “Beware of dogs and please _________ the dogs.”
    I’m gonna go ahead and insert “shoot” there, okaies?

  8. djaldd420 says:

    Throw them hotdogs and AIDS. I hear they like that stuff over there.

  9. PoodleGroomer says:

    My dog is whining and trying to talk to me. I will get no peace until he gets a waffle.

  10. lexan D says:

    Dogs are easily pleased.
    Cats…well that is another matter.

  11. I like squirrels says:

    What kind of sausages are you throwing them to please them? ;) I might take a bite of it.

  12. Oren Otter says:

    I is happy to pleasing dog. She is lady friend of pretty.

  13. Droll not Troll says:

    This looks like the answer to the sign a few posts further on.
    “Please *empty* the Dogs”.

  14. Ginger Snape says:

    UGH! My brain is stuck on France!! Anybody got any mindbleach?

  15. MrOpinion says:

    I think they goofed up the pictures – they were supposed to be pictures of MEN

  16. Our Mom says:

    It’s pretty obviously missing letters. At least in my opinion. At first, I was like :D but then I troll’d.


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