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Tea, Orange Juice, Doughnut …
Some time you HUG me
Some time you do not

Submitted by: threestories via Engrish Funny Submissions

A t-shirt found in Seoul, South Korea

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  1. JohnB says:

    I’m fond of tea and orange juice, but I can’t say they’ve ever hugged me.

  2. la conejita says:

    This is how us girls get guys confused. Some tim you HUG me, some time you do not.

  3. PoodleGroomer says:

    Homemade hugs are better than store bought.

    • la conejita says:

      Yes, but how come men can’t tell when us women are faking?

      • JohnB says:

        Why should we even suspect you might be faking? If I believe my wife is deriving immense satisfaction from our lovemaking, and she really isn’t, that is a real betrayal, because I very much want to do whatever it takes to give her pleasure, and if I should be doing something else or something different, I want to know about it!

        • la conejita says:

          I agree with you. I believe that a couple should communicate well with each other and let the other person know what he/she is doing well or wrong. It feels great to make love to someone who already knows exactly what you want.

          I also agree completely with the comment you made a while back about why have sex when you can make love. When people have casual sex they become selfish and are looking for their own satisfaction. When you make love, you are looking to satisfy the other person, just as that other person wants to satisfy you.

          • la conejita says:

            And for the record, I have never faked. The only reason I responded that to PG is because it seemed like a relevant response.

            • TheObject says:

              (good save)

              • JohnB says:

                I agree! (Great save, that is.) Yes, I truly feel sorry for people who have never experienced that deep sense of communion with another person that takes place when two people are deeply in love and deeply making love, where personal boundaries almost seem to disappear and the two really do become one in a sense. Don’t get me wrong; I’m not saying that physical sexuality is not pleasurable. Of course it is. But truly making love takes us to a level and a dimension that is so far beyond the mere physical pleasure of secks, that if you’ve experienced it, mere secks is no longer a big deal at all.

                • Bran says:

                  you make me sad. All I’ve ever found are obsessive, possessive selfish jerks who I wouldn’t let touch me with a 10 foot pole (or anything else) because they don’t know the difference between the two.

      • PoodleGroomer says:

        Women are complex mechanisms and make computers relatively as complex as rocks. Most men have never spent as much time understanding the details of women as they have of their computers. Mainly, men have never read the chapters on women’s identifying characteristics, maintenance, repairs, operations, and diagnostics. If it seems to be working, don’t mess with it. Repairing anything enough times will break it.

  4. dr handle says:

    Maybe this lady is onto something – just as you make a shopping list to remind you what to buy when you go shopping, it might be prudent to make a doing list for your husband, to remind him of what he’s supposed to do. That way he can’t use the excuse of forgetting, or not knowing it was expected.
    - some time you hug me
    - some time you do not, for example when I am holding a hot cup of tea, putting on my boots or cleaning up dog crap
    - take the rubbish out when the bin is full
    - do the dishes before midnight when it is your turn
    - do not let the dog jump all over the furniture
    - put your damned Warhammer army away, I think I have a bolter stuck in my slipper again
    - put your DVDs away or I will use them as drink coasters
    - etc.

    • la conejita says:

      This is a good idea for a shirt. Although I would suggest that it also has a recording that says the list over and over. Men don’t like reading lists.

      • Jake says:

        I like lists!

        • Droll not Troll says:

          I don’t think you’re on the level.

        • ShadowSplicer says:

          Then you aren’t a guy!

        • dr handle says:

          My husband likes it when I leave him lists of things to do. He does, he really likes those lists – I think what he likes is the lovely crisp scruncy noises they make as he screws them up, then the satisfaction of scoring a “three pointer” as he throws them into the bin from the other side of the room.

          • la conejita says:

            Whenever my husband has a day off from work, and I do have to go to work, I leave him a list of things that need to get done around the house. He doesn’t crumble it up or throws it away. When I come home most of the items of the list, just didn’t get done.

      • paws4thot says:

        Well, that may not be a problem with this list; that depends rather on how tightly it fits though!

  5. Anna XD says:

    I so wanna buy this t-shirt now XD. How cool would that be to wear around in public?

  6. lexan D says:

    Tea, orange juice, doughnut.
    You are supposed to eat it not wear it.

  7. pinkpet says:

    Since I’ve been reading Engrish, I pay more attention to people in the United States wearing clothes with foreign characters on them and wonder if they say something absurd as the above example.

  8. Bran says:

    *sings* you can’t always get what you want~

  9. baldrick says:

    It sounds like a compressed version of Leonard Cohen’s Suzanne.

    Buy also the My Way T-shirt

    Case…
    Curtain
    Chewing Gum
    Sometimes it worked well,
    Sometimes it didn’t

  10. TheObject says:

    Sweet Haiku, where’s the Engrish?

    • JohnB says:

      The context, first of all. Why would anyone put those words on a shirt if they knew what they meant? Secondly, the passage as a whole. No, there are no errors of spelling and few of grammar, but WTF do tea, orange juice, and/or doughnuts have to do with hugging? For that matter, what do tea, orange juice, and doughnuts have in common except that they are all consumable items? And that last “sentence,” “Some time(s) you hug me and some time(s) you don’t.” Well, duh! It would be somewhat difficult to get through life if I spent every waking minute hugging my wife, or my daughter, or my mother, or my dog, now, wouldn’t it? Hence, the meaning of this whole thing is most inscrutable, therefore putting it comfortably in the domain of Engrish.

  11. Usagi32211 says:

    This reminded me of an episode of That 70s Show when Leo wrote a love letter to Kitty.

    Roses are red,
    Violets are blue,
    Coffee, milk, sugar

  12. Villkoy says:

    Not Engrish, this be poetry.

    It is a reference to the morning routine at home.
    Breakfast is tea / juice with a donut and sometimes a hug.

  13. allison says:

    Because your hug, your hug, is on my list..

  14. A Noun says:

    Sometimes I feel like a nut, sometimes I don’t.

  15. Queen o'Sarcasm says:

    If your covered in orange juice and tea then of coarse Doug Hut won’t hug you!

  16. Emii says:

    It’s from the brand Sechuna! I have this shirt <3

  17. ham says:

    cake, knife icecream when the knife hug me i scream.

  18. And somtime, Tea and Orange juice just like to watch while Doughnut and I 69.

  19. Lynne says:

    What a sad, sad shirt. I really feel the pain of the person who wrote this grocery list. The hug is a sad, forgotten gesture making a melancholy plea for attention…

    “Please… a hug. One simple hug. Can’t you find ten seconds of time amidst your busy orange juice shopping?”

  20. Tony G says:

    AHHHH! where do I find this shirt? Anybody know the way to the Korean internet from here?


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