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He died so we might eat fish and chips.


engrish funny fried god

fried squid
frieds shrimps
octapus
fried god
small fish
small fish

I had been looking for a good way to cook it.

Submitted by: ckaviking via Engrish Funny Submissions

Taken in Greece, summer 2005

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  1. taco says:

    How big is that fryer? just to know.

  2. Droll not Troll says:

    Is this where Michelangelo got his inspiration for The Creation of Adam?

  3. Zabimaru says:

    Mmm, fried God. Tasty, but not very filling.

  4. Qwghlm says:

    Fried spaghetti with meat balls.

  5. v000 says:

    Looks like one of the lesser gods, hence small g.

  6. mamarosa says:

    I think it’s more PC to use:

    *crispy god

    I dunno, still a toss up between small fish and the other small fish.

  7. frogband12 says:

    I’ll bet it was supposed to be ‘fried cod’

    • mamarosa says:

      Pls, don’t shatter my alternate reality like that. It’s a real downer.

      I’m having the other small fish and a side of fried god, thx.

    • gia pet says:

      yu r tho thmart.

    • Demetrius says:

      Fried “cod”? I don’t know… Kind of a stretch. I guess that explains all the fish decals on those cars, tho.

      • JohnB says:

        We have encountered cod rendered as god, as well as god rendered as cod, more than once on this site before, so I have no doubt that’s what’s meant. If you think that’s a stretch, stick around! You’d be amazed at how mangled some things get in translation.

  8. gia pet says:

    Well, it is Lent so is it OK to eat that on Fridays or do we have to go with one of the fried fish?

  9. tzeentch says:

    they sell fried cthulhu? my SWEET lord!

  10. Sorcerer Of Rhiannon says:

    Braise The Lord And Pass The Dipping Sauce!

  11. Mahmen says:

    This is a Greek sign. Ελλαδα FTW!

  12. KinkyTom says:

    meh I’m not really up to eating fried god I think I’ll check the pegan menu and see what they have

  13. Firefox737 says:

    God dies? I haven’t read that far in the bible yet.

  14. jl5691426 says:

    Hmm…when I was growing up in the Catholic Church it was always served baked, unleavened. I might have stayed around if they had tried some new recipes.

    • JohnB says:

      If they used deep-fried Snickers bars for Eucharistic purposes, I might still be Catholic!

      • bluejade says:

        Or Lil’ Debbies… maybe even Moon Pies, huh? Damnit, JohnB, I don’t see why it can’t be done!

        • ShadowSplicer says:

          Why don’t you try making some? I would, but I have had bad experiences with hot oil….

          • JohnB says:

            It would be hard to justify using candy or snack foods in place of bread, from a Christian tradition, but one of these days when I start up my own religion, it seems to me it would make sense to have the body of God be delicious.

            • bluejade says:

              That’s right; if it feels good, ferget it! Ok, how about rare roast beast?

            • PoodleGroomer says:

              I could see the alter guild preparing deep fried Twinkies for the Eucharist. It would have drawing power. You could add to the experience with the censer giving off the smoke of the sacred herb.

              • bluejade says:

                Since it’s a church thing it would be legal… we could use turkey fryers to make the experience more intense… I think we could pack the place.

  15. A Noun says:

    I see they have small fish listed twice, they must be really small if you need two.

  16. Sorcerer Of Rhiannon says:

    “All I said was..That bit of Halibut was good enough for Jehovah.”

    “BLASPHEMY!!! THAT WAS JEHOVAH!! STONE HIM!!!!!!”

  17. Oren Otter says:

    I’ll has one Ra on a stick, A Dionysius (extra snockereded), a bowl of diets Loki and a glass of flesh-squeezed Shin juice. Oh, and a strawsberry Molech for desserts.

  18. Demetrius says:

    I’m sorry, sir. I don’t know what gave you the idea that two little fishes ans five loaves of bread constitutes a Party Platter.

  19. dr handle says:

    Take this and eat of it, for it is my body. Not too much though, it’s high in saturated fat. I think in future we’ll use little tiny pieces of wafer.

  20. Anna Rexia says:

    Where is ur Cod nao?

  21. Failmastah says:

    mmm, this is divine!

  22. adam says:

    holly noms

  23. Sorcerer Of Rhiannon says:

    Is this Kosher?

  24. Sorcerer Of Rhiannon says:

    [IMG]http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o293/ikvnexis/dont-make-fun-of-god-almighty.png[/IMG]

  25. la conejita says:

    You know, they say that God is everywhere. When he starts showing up in your food, it’s time to believe it.

  26. SMC says:

    How do you suppose Gilbert Gottfried’s family got their name in the old country? Pushing around a cart of fried god, dipped in batter, and rolled in powdered sugar! (Gott = ‘god’ in germanic languages)

    If it wasn’t for the Penn Jillette radio show in 2006
    I could never spell Gilbert’s last name correctly.

    AFLAC!

  27. Liz says:

    I haven’t tried Him fried yet. I think I’ll take a side of that to my church potluck.

  28. joe says:

    Hey waiter, I ordered an octapus with my fried god

  29. Zev says:

    Did we mention we have fried fish?

  30. f-f-f-fail master says:

    Where is my fried God?!?

  31. かわいい積立金〔子猫〕! says:

    they wanted prayers so they stole him along with lolrus’s bucket. They used the bucket to hold their fried god. duh.

  32. Klara says:

    mmmh! buddha all you can eat :D nice

  33. Rizki says:

    Oh god, who gonna fill his tummy with god !!!!!!

  34. Ayetho says:

    He fried for our sins!


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