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Truer Words Were Never Spoken


engrish funny  - Truer Words Were Never Spoken

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  1. pertti says:

    Hows this Engrish?

  2. Kame09 says:

    Its that the bus companies slogan?
    They probably have one of those stickers that says “Hows my driving? Dial 1-800-GOFVCKYOURSELF”

  3. Kame09 says:

    This must be a rough part of India if that was suposed to “motivate”.

  4. la conejita says:

    Well then again if life didn’t fvck you, you would wonder what’s wrong with you.

  5. Captain Obvious says:

    Not even Indian bust logos are safe from the shoppers.

  6. dr handle says:

    I may have been f*cked by life (and possibly certain gentlemen), but I will be forever virgin on the ridiculous.

  7. Amber says:

    olkkkk

  8. Amber says:

    ROFL! Reminds me of some mcDonalds Engrish.. so many funnies and fails… ROFL here’s one where the Smile is printed as $0.00 lol right below the McShake at
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    McServed . com
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  9. Snookie_Townshend says:

    In Engrish one can find great truth…

  10. Loling@stuff says:

    Lol that’s great, I’ve seen it before, But I still smile when I read that.
    It’s funny because it’s sooo true.
    (I don’t see how it’s engrish though)

  11. Boba Fett says:

    Boba’s glad we don’t lolspeak here.

  12. LaEscopeta says:

    Can anyone read the Devanāgarī script at the top? Something like “Amali Jat”?

    Google translator says “Amali” means “Practical” in Hindi, and I think I remember “practical” used often in private school names. So this might be a school bus, putting additional spin on the English words of wisdom.

    Also “jat” might mean “caste” but Google is not finding that. “Jat” might be Nepali, but you should not trust my memory now a days. Also you should not trust my memory now a days.

  13. LaEscopeta says:

    Brain waking up. The Nepali word for “caste” is “jaat” not “jat.” I don’t know what “jat” could mena…

  14. Sylvie says:

    Jat is a caste of the religion Sikhism. Amli usually means crazy-ish in Punjabi.

    • jamar says:

      Which gives this phrase a whole new meaning given the context. But honesty is the best policy and all that…

  15. KinkyTom says:

    Looks like we got a competitor to KFC’s Double Down :P

  16. Prabh Jassal says:

    Amli Jat is actually a punjabi word which is written in hindi on the back of this auto-rickshaw. Amli means a guy who is usually what you would say high all the time or on drugs all the time. Jat is a caste of people who are usually farmers but now have branched to many other professions.

  17. Skullzie says:

    OK… this is true… just gross… ^.^

  18. ShadowSplicer says:

    Life fuϲks everybody.


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