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A singlf love rbings happinfss lo atl.
Love tale
“Love” envflops fvertyhing

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  1. Gutw says:

    my flist Love <3

  2. ieldanth says:

    WFLL, THFY TRIFD…

    (sorry about caps)

  3. JohnB says:

    Don’t you just hate it when your envflops? Especially when it’s with someone you “love”!

  4. JohnB says:

    Once again, let me try to preempt the annoying naysayers: This is not Engrish, just poor-quality OCR. Doesn’t this site have any standards? And shouldn’t you be ashamed for laughing at this, you trailer park idiots who make fun of the photoshopping yellow monkey people?

    There! Now can we just get on with the funny?

    • La Conejita says:

      *applause*

      Wow you sounded just like them!

    • bluejade says:

      JohnB, this truly is a wtf moment. This is garbled communication complete with pictures; pictures that make no sense! And there is a vowel shortage!

    • dr handle says:

      Hang on, hang on, can I just get a clarification here – are we laughing at the yellow monkey people because they do photoshopping, or are we laughing at the yellow monkey people because they are being photoshopped, or are we just laughing at them because we’re bigoted idiots who think that anyone who doesn’t speak our language like a native is subintelligent? I want to satisfy the habitual naysayers that I’m being racist for the correct reasons.

      • bluejade says:

        All of the above, and then some. I would say that it’s the white man’s burden; but I am sure some of us are neither white nor male. Yet we have assumed the burden!! We are fab-I mean, marvelous!!

      • PlutoniumBoss says:

        We’re laughing because they didn’t bother proofreading. If we laugh at an American who gets a tattoo he can’t read which translates to “Impotent White Guy” (and we do), why is it suddenly racist to laugh at a company that does the same thing on a mass-produced product that they had ample time to have somebody proofread beforehand?

        If you’re too cheap to have your text looked over by someone who speaks the language and end up producing a product covered with gibberish, you deserve to get mocked no matter what country you’re based in.

    • lexan D says:

      Standards…We don’t need no stinkin’ standards.

  5. JohnB says:

    Perhaps the strangest thing about this one is the people walking around with trees growing on their heads. WTF is THAT about? And what is the tree on the little guy in the middle of the lower three saying? “LOVE TALE”?

    • lexan D says:

      Doesn’t everyone have a love tale?

    • Humm. says:

      Maybe that’s the point. Making people wonder about something that is completely trivial with no effect with the rest of your life and somehow make you better as a human being through those thoughts. Note that those are the only words with the correct spelling, if the caps isn’t counted.

      …Or maybe they just screwed up the shirt that had no sense to begin with through awful typos.

      • Humm. says:

        Hmh. I failed that post. Can’t be bothered to make it clearer though.

        • JohnB says:

          No offense intended, but if communicating clearly is too much of a bother, don’t bother. It sounded to me like you had some sort of valid observation in there somewhere, one that perhaps might be valuable to some of us. This is a humor site, absolutely, but any time you are communicating with anyone, there is always the potential for a powerful connection. I, for one, consider that almost as important here as the LOLZ. Lots of people aren’t afraid to bring their whole personhood here, and I love them for that, and feel like I know who they are, even though I have never met them.

      • ShadowSplicer says:

        Wow. How…….emo.

      • dr handle says:

        Some of these Engrish posts can, by their very WTF-ness, be extremely thought-provoking. Just don’t spend TOO much time trying to work out what they mean – that way madness lies…

  6. telefil says:

    Aww, it’s a story about love. A single love brings happiness to all (we call that “a hooker” where I come from). And “LOVE” does wrap everything in a nice shiny envelope of gonorrhea. The trees are symbolic, not literal. See?

  7. La Conejita says:

    Wow, the only thing they spelled correctly is A and Love.

    I guess all you need is love, love, love. Love is all you need.

  8. bluejade says:

    Ooh, freaky! I just realized those identical guys with trees growing out of their heads look like Quasi, only Quasi didn’t have a tree!

    • bluejade says:

      I tried to show you guys Quasi, but got modded away, sorry! Quasi is a hoot.
      Look on youtube for Quasi at the Quackadero. Quasi is as weird as anything ever posted on engrish.
      Why can those guys spam us with videos, and I can’t show you Quasi?

      • Droll not Troll says:

        I’m starting to think it could even be bad luck with timing. The server seems to be crashing more often lately.
        There is definitely some weird sh!t happening here, though. One of the emails I got from here today was one of my own comments from a few days earlier, but this time, attributed to a different name and avatar!

        • Droll not Troll says:

          OK, that last bit was caused by one of those #^%#$&$ spammers, who copy/pasted my comment. A gigantic FAIL! Fool doesn’t even read what he’s copying! Whoever it is could make some great Engrish.
          The only funny thing was that the date stamp was for the original post, not the copy post 3 days later, so this site still has bugs. :?

      • Droll not Troll says:

        I’m not surprised you can’t post that one, though. While I was watching it, I noticed the “Embedding is disabled by request”.

        • bluejade says:

          I couldn’t link it, either.
          Didja like Quasi??

          • Droll not Troll says:

            There are some interesting ideas there, but as far as simple animation goes, I’ve seen better things done with it.

            Let’s see if I can link it. Quasi at the Quackadero

            • Droll not Troll says:

              That works. Maybe you’re getting something wrong in typing the instruction. I always check this one carefully before I post, since there are so many parts you could f*ck up.

              FWIW, I think I’ve seen animation a lot like that before, and I wonder if it’s a style that attracts women but not men so much.

              • bluejade says:

                I just use the cheap’n easy on my mac; embed using edit/copy/paste, or file/mail a link to this page. Usually works, and requires no brain power. If you don’t like Sally Cruikshank, how about Marv Newland?

                • Droll not Troll says:

                  Some of that is hilarious! Sort of “Bill Plympton meets Monty Python”.
                  Does the piano player have a tentacle instead of a right arm?? I switched to HQ part-way through. Have to watch it again some time.

                • ShadowSplicer says:

                  Srsly….your videos are kinda creeping me out!! Do you actually watch this sh!t?

                  • JohnB says:

                    Obviously, you’re not a fan of hentai, which makes these videos seem more like “Sesame Street.” That in itself gives me a modicum of hope for the youth of today.

                  • blueJade says:

                    Am I supposed to dignify that with a response?
                    Yes, I watch and love this sh!t. This is mainstream.
                    I recommend you stay well away from Art Crumb.

                    This stuff has absolutely no relation to hentai.

                    • Droll not Troll says:

                      Ah, so that’s where you’re coming from. I’d heard of Robert Crumb (years ago) but haven’t even thought about looking for his work on the interwebs. And no, this stuff is nothing like the bits of Hentai I’ve seen, fortunately.

                      • blueJade says:

                        Where am I coming from??? I have no idea.
                        There is quite a bit of comix on the interweb, in fact I would say the scene is exploding. The hardest part is sifting to find the good stuff.

                        • Droll not Troll says:

                          Yes, that applies to most things on the interweb. A lot like life. *sigh*

                        • bluejade says:

                          A source of joy and delight to me is found at alien loves predator .com, all one word. I’m not going to struggle with the mods on this one. Another, with a totally different feel is at xkcd .com (forget the space) If you move the mouse around on xkcd, there is a message embedded in the frame.

                      • JohnB says:

                        So since we previously have established that we are fairly close in age, I imagine that the R. Crumb comic books didn’t make it down to your neck of the woods, since they were all over the place here (at least in New York; I don’t know if they’ve made it to Kentucky even yet!) in the early ’70s.

                        • bluejade says:

                          When it comes to age we ain’t established nuttin’! Anyway, there’s two of us though one hasn’t had time to post in awhile.
                          Hmm, maybe I better recruit another bluejade. Maybe the dog would be interested… if PG ’s poodle can respond, why not?

                        • JohnB says:

                          That was directed at Droll not Troll, with whom I have established that our ages are within a couple of years of each other, if I’m not mistaken. I think he’s the slightly older one, but I’m not sure. Based on your comments, I suspect you are at least a few years younger than either of us, but I’m guessing.

                          Are you serious that “bluejade” is actually two different people? Can we tell by the avatar? I often pretend to be other people, just for the lolz, and I once even stated flatly that there were many people behind JohnB, but I was joking.

                        • la conejita says:

                          How come you guys never say your age? You are just talking around the numbers saying one is older or younger.

                          BlueJade, why would you want someone else posting with your same avatar? What if the other person ruins your personality.

                        • JohnB says:

                          I just didn’t mention it specifically since no one else seemed to. I’m 56.

                        • la conejita says:

                          Congratulations for coming out.

                        • blueJade says:

                          Yes, we’re more than one person and it’s convenient to use the same avatar (s), and what’s to ruin??
                          One of us hasn’t posted in a while, bummer. Things are too predictable.

                        • hasasenseofhumour says:

                          If any of Robert Crumb’s work found its way here in the 70s, I didn’t see it. Most of what I know about him, I saw in a documentary a few years ago.
                          John B has our ages the right way around; I’m 59.
                          Bluejade: I’m going to check out those sites when I get a chance.

                        • JohnB says:

                          His cartoons, and posters featuring his cartoons (you must have seen the one, “Keep On Truckin’,” which must have sold millions, I’m sure, a long, very laid-back figure with outsized legs and feet) were a big part of the underground or counter-culture in those days here. In fact, if I’m not mistaken, he did the cover art for the first Big Brother and the Holding Company album.

                        • bluejade says:

                          Yes, Cheap Thrills. Crumb has just released a Book of Genesis…

                        • Droll not Troll says:

                          Yes, the “Keep On Truckin’” thing made it Down Here, and I think I heard of Fritz the Cat about that time. I didn’t realise it was all part of a much bigger deal.

  9. sozthatnameexistsfool says:

    Enflops is my new word now

    • JohnB says:

      It’s “envflops”! If you’re going to use it, at least spell it wrong rightly!

      • Humm. says:

        If you spell it as it should be it can’t be spelled incorrectly. So your statement is a paradox.

      • dr handle says:

        Maybe the “v” is silent, or it’s a word taken from another language (say one of the dialects spoken on planet Zorg) and non-native speakers have difficulty in pronouncing the “vf” semi-voiced fricative strictly correctly, due to mother tongue interference. “Enflops” certainly sounds like a word I could work into my vocabulary; I think it would be perfect to describe the way in which I collapse onto the couch after a particularly strenuous bout of dog-walking or biscuit-baking.

  10. Someone says:

    Written by Daffy Duck

  11. Rhianimator says:

    Envflops…. hrrm…. is that something you do with a frop pipe? It would certainly explain all the love and the trees growing out of their heads.

  12. klutzo says:

    A curious case of lisping-dyxlexia.

  13. ladida says:

    Love envflops fvertyhing – except a big ass tree growing out of your head!

  14. dr handle says:

    Look, these people have TREES growing out of their heads. We should be amazed that they can do ANYTHING, even spell in Engrish. Who the hell could think at all with all that phloem flowing and the xylem xyling in and out of your neurons? Stop making amusing comments, and start raising money to sponsor these people to visit a country where they can be given cranial treeectomies!

    • lexan D says:

      I had read on one of the other posts that there were people willing to do beauty treatments with chainsaws and brushcutters. Perhaps they can help out.

    • Droll not Troll says:

      Too late. Their brains are totally rooted.

      • JohnB says:

        Then perhaps what they need is a visit from the Roto-Rooter man.

      • dr handle says:

        I’m hoping that the context of that explains what the expression “to be totally rooted” means in the Strine dialect of English to Merkins and Poms who may not have heard it used in that way.

        • Droll not Troll says:

          Would you believe there’s a Roto-Rooter franchise Down Here now? (If you’re interested, Jim’s Plumbing took it up). I bet they won’t be using the name widely. They would probably get too many enquiries from people who want kinky secks toys!

          • JohnB says:

            So what does “to be totally rooted” mean Down Under?

            • dr handle says:

              As an adjective, it can mean either “absolutely exhausted”, or “completely broken/screwed up to the point where it will be impossible to fix, ever”.

              It probably derives from its verbal use; “to root” is a mildly vulgar expression for “to entertain sexual congress”. Hence the term “root rat” for a fella who is constantly on the prowl for new sexual conquests.

  15. YounisAMAX says:

    GO EUCK YUORSFEL

  16. razorhead says:

    tree-hugging gone horribly awry…

  17. conanabanana02 says:

    I badly want this shirt! *begins hunt*

  18. YD says:

    It’s the Decabet that Dan Aykroyd informed us about

  19. Queen o'Sarcasm says:

    Space Thunder Kids!

  20. Bert says:

    We certainly need a lot more HAPPINFSS in Lower Atlanta, and as for Love ENFLOPING FVERTYHING, Im scared for 2012.

  21. Uvi says:

    Oh no! It’s thf happy trff pfoplf!


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