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  1. ShadowSplicer says:

    Aye! I’me leprechaun!

  2. JohnB says:

    Engrish from Ireland?

  3. I think its trying to be “Hip” and “Cool” Ex. “Press for green, man.” or its just saying if you press this you’ll get sick “Press [to become] green man”

  4. bluejade says:

    I love this! Press the button and a green man sprints out with a circle around him!! I could stand here and do this all day.

  5. showstopper says:

    But what came out of it aint green nor is it a man, rather it spat out a red woman.

  6. taco says:

    If phones had buttons this big we would all be in trouble

  7. Kame09 says:

    This button makes the blue man group pee themselves.

  8. la conejita says:

    Now you can get the HULK to come just by pressing this button!

  9. Ludugguduh says:

    When you press it it sprays you in the face with Peyote paste and then ejects you into the nearby forest

  10. Stardrake says:

    Gee.

    Push-button paganism.

    Who knew?

  11. rapljwop says:

    Is it just me, or is this kind of… normal? Me, my family and all of my friends call the green walking light the green man – “don’t cross yet, wait for the green man!” I suppose then, that this is normal in the UK (of course you’d only see the button with “WAIT” above it.

    I bet some troll will comment on this…

  12. skw says:

    Must call the mother ship.

  13. Sarge says:

    It’s a green man dispenser!

  14. ahse says:

    rofl this is from my country: Singapore

  15. zoozoopedals says:

    I would expect to find this in Philladelphia.

    Where’s it’s always sunny.

  16. Julian says:

    With a comma, this would make totally sense.

  17. np says:

    Cute, quirky, oddball, silly, etc., but NOT Engrish.

  18. MeowTseTongue says:

    I think the woman in the pic is resting, clearly having had a long day of green-man pushing.

  19. Ch3dd4r says:

    It couldn’t possibly mean the green-colored man that is internationally known as the “it’s safe to walk now” symbol

    • JohnB says:

      Sorry. I’ve never had occasion to walk internationally.

      • Sibilance says:

        I have, once… across the Rainbow Bridge, Niagara Falls. (No, not the one with the happy puppies and kitties on the other side!) Was faster than driving.

        • dr handle says:

          I’ve heard about that Rainbow Bridge – I’m a bit worried, to tell you the truth. There’ll be a number of dogs, a cat, a couple of horses and some lizards there waiting for me. It’s going to be bedlam.

      • Ch3dd4r says:

        I have, in several countries!

  20. MitchZer0 says:

    Free alien invasion/ Leprechaun siting!

  21. Oren Otter says:

    slash me press button for a green mans then watching them plays music on the pipes off the PVC.
    I lovings green man group.

  22. N/A says:

    It’s not engrish if it makes sense.

  23. dr handle says:

    Green man – a blue man who isn’t ripe yet.

  24. PercyPig says:

    I’ve seen this in person as well. The “green man” is the equivalent of the walk signal in Singapore. In a way, this is a fail, because English is an official language of Singapore.

  25. Vilx- says:

    Warning: friendliness not guaranteed. Recommended to have an Aes Sedai nearby.

  26. turn1 says:

    You guys should travel more. Not everyone sucks down burgers and fries like you. And not every sign and symbol the world has to follow your tight-assed standards.

    If you find you do not understand the message, it may not be engrish, it’s just that you should ask an adult for assistance when crossing a road.

  27. klutzo says:

    Can someone post some signs with ‘Pirates’ mistakenly printed on? I’m getting bored with these lame posts.

    • JohnB says:

      And who exactly is keeping you prisoner here amidst these boring, lame posts? There’s a great big internet out there, and as far as I know, no one is keeping you here, unless your identical twin “turn1″ is holding you hostage.

  28. lexan D says:

    Ok, but I’m wondering where the green woman is.

    • JohnB says:

      It is internationally known to everyone except stupid burger-snorting Americans that women are not allowed to cross streets in most countries of the world. You need to go to some countries and cross some streets, like today! If you’re a man, that is. American woman, stay away from mee-eeeh. American woman, you can’t cross my stree-eets!

      • bluejade says:

        JohnB, that is so yesterday… the woman precedes the man across the street now, if not for the mines, as least to slow the traffic. It’s much safer for the guy that way.

      • lexan D says:

        *snorts burger*
        American women, who now serve on the undefinable front lines of the wars we have, may think otherwise.

  29. CookieMonsta says:

    “Green man” is used instead of “crossing light” in many European countries. Even traffic safety ads etc say “Only cross when the green man is showing”, rather than “only cross with the crossing light” or whatever. If you said “crossing light” instead of “green man” here you’d probably get some funny looks.

    • Droll not Troll says:

      I recall a joke in a British comedy show about the instruction “Do not cross when the green man is flashing”. The mental picture is hilarious. Pickle surprise?

  30. kiwi says:

    hey that’s singapore. EPIC FAIL!

  31. J0sh says:

    Where is Charlie from Always Sunny in Philadelphia when you need him?

  32. JaWzY83 says:

    It’s from my country… The ‘fine’ city, Singapore! :D

    This sign can be seen on most of our pedestrian lights.

    And LTA is the Land Transport Authority. The government agency in charge of our roads, vehicles, etc.

  33. Sir Chocolate says:

    I’m sure I’ve seen this somewhere…oh yes its in Singapore(not the ghost town) I live there!
    Green man= walk
    Red man= stop

  34. K says:

    Um……….

    Where is the Engrish? I don’t see it.

  35. Mike says:

    I’ve been reading these comments trying to work out why such a straightforward, simple to understand sign is Engrish.

    Aha, now I know why – in the US you don’t use the green man. Pretty well the only country that doesn’t use the green man.

    But now I’m trying to work, out why Jinxed says that I HATE AMERICA because I understand the sign and he doesn’t… can you the reader tell me what other things I shouldn’t do? I don’t want to be an America Hater by accident!

  36. Alice says:

    This is common in English speaking countries (mainly the UK), so I don’t get the Engrish here? Oh wait, Americans don’t wait for the green man, they have “walk” and “dont walk” and jay-walk anyway.

  37. Not Engrish? says:

    No Engrish here. The green man means walk. You press a button to set of a sequence that changes the light from a red man (don’t walk) to a green man.

  38. MrOpinion says:

    In the land of the stupid – where walk/don’t walk and stop/go are just too complicated …. with hour school system will need them here soon
    (here we already have ‘speaky’ crosswalk ‘traffic’ lights (wait, wait, walk, walk, don’t walk don’t walk … wait………) SoCal – of course soon we’ll have to have them in multiple languages so it’ll be red again before you found your language.

  39. Jac says:

    It means to press the button for the Green Man light to flash, indicating the right to cross. In that country, the Green Man is automatically associated with the green light for crossing.

    Technically, if you don’t press the button, the light won’t flash so as to avoid unnecessary disruption of traffic. Therefore, “Press for Green Man”! :D

    Oh and by the way, those signs aren’t around anymore. LTA wised up to accommodate foreigners.

  40. Jorden says:

    That’s from SINGAPORE :)

  41. tl says:

    SHUT UP ASSES. IM FROM SINGAPORE AND IT SIMPLY MEANS ‘PRESS THE BUTTON,WAIT, [GREEN MAN FLASHES ON THE TRAFFIC LIGHT] AND THEN CROSS.’
    MOST OF THE COMMENTS HERE ARE INSULTING TO SINGAPOREANS, SO THIS IS HIGHLY UNFAIR. IT IS LIKE SAYING ‘AMERICANS ARE HAIRY IDIOTS’ OR ‘CHINESE ARE STUPID’. THINK ABOUT HOW YOUR COMMENT MIGHT AFFECT OTHERE.


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