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  1. la conejita says:

    I bet this sweater also went through the filter that switches letters around adn meka look stupdi.

    • Almighty Garden Filter says:

      Well, I can say it certainly didn’t go through me!

      • la conejita says:

        Dear Almighty Garden Filter,

        I look at my plants and see that they are drying out and dying. Sometimes I have doubts whether you exist or not. Please make me strong in my faith.

        *goes to water plants*

        • Almighty Garden Filter says:

          How can you doubt me, when you yourself are one of my workers?

          • la conejita says:

            It’s just that I haven’t been receiving my paycheck lately. I am wondering if I work for someone who is part of my imagination.

            • Almighty Garden Filter says:

              Your rewards are not monetary. And whenever you doubt, just recall Pascal’s reasoning: that if there isn’t a God, and I believe, all I have done is believe something that has given me comfort and perhaps inspired me to be a better person. If there is a God and I don’t believe, I miss out on one of the most important aspects of life, and may dim my prospects for the next life.

          • dr handle says:

            Dear Almighty Garden Filter,
            Thank you for organising the rain that arrived this week, the plants are looking much happier, and the pond has filled up a bit.

    • Droll not Troll says:

      On the front, there’s probably a picture of Pulto.

  2. bluejade says:

    Maybe trying to avoid a copyright infringement?

  3. Meowth says:

    Mckiey Muose!

  4. dr handle says:

    Mickey Moose. The main character from Canadian Disney.

    • Lawlin at things noone else ever lawls at like the word moose ; Also, CEO of trolls on trial, we make you the FIRST one in court :D says:

      Although i lol… I am slightly offended by the fact american people believe mooses live in canadians back yards. they dont. where i live, theyre rare.

      • dr handle says:

        I am slightly offended by the thought that you believe that I am a Merkin.

        • Mr. Frykas says:

          @ Lawlin… Several moose (woah… awesome pluralization) go through my yard on a regular basis. Granted, I live on a farm next to a game trail, but still… All part of life in north Alberta.

          @ Dr. Handle… Please forgive Lawlin for his transgression, but it’s just as bad as suggesting that several wallabies hang out in your yard. (P.S. How is summer?)

          • dr handle says:

            Summer is just starting to get hot and humid. Not by tropical standards, of course, but to us Mexicans (which is what Victorians are called Down Here, because we’re south of the river – which makes Tasmanians the Cubans, I suppose) it’s pretty yuck. Hopefully none of the 46 degrees (Celsius) days we had last year (that’s 114.8 F).

            • PoodleGroomer says:

              I’ve spent the last week sawing, splitting, and stacking firewood. it is supposed to get to 29F tonight.

              • Mr. Frykas says:

                It’s been a balmy +2C lately, must be a chinook blowing through. Although there’s been no wind, so I dunno…

                @Dr. Handle… I can’t imagine 46C … I remember in 2006 it got to 37C here (@ 75% humidity) and I felt like I had died and gone to hell. Just think of me when it gets to -55C here next month (and hopefully kills those Japanese pine beetles once and for all!).

              • dr handle says:

                So, that’s (scrunches brain up and fishes for conversion nomogram) a couple of degrees below zero on the Celsius scale? That’s just a bit brisk, that is – put on a thicker jumper and throw another hippie on the fire.

        • Droll not Troll says:

          Be grateful that nobody thinks you’re lower than that!

      • paws4thot says:

        OTOH the tour party my parents were in were explicitly told to stay out of the way of themmoses in the grounds of the Banff Springs Hotel, so mooses being rare where you live says more about where you live (Ontario or Vancouver at a guess) than about a thinly populated nation like Canada as a whole.

        • paws4thot says:

          “…of the mooses…” The “make you look stupid filter” strikes again! ;)

        • lawlin' at things noone else ever lawls at like the word moose; also the CEO of trolls on trial, we make you the FIRST one in court says:

          Nice guess! ontario. FYI Canada is NOT thinly populated, just because the mean people/Km2 is 3, it means that theres some places noone lives. Which is why mean is a bullshiz way to do things. 200000 people are where i live, and about 2000000 people in toronto.

          • JohnB says:

            If there are three persons per average square kilometer, that means there are LOTS of places no one lives, which is pretty much the definition of “thinly populated.” A couple of big cities do not a crowded nation make.

      • blueJade says:

        My friend that lived in Anchorage got a huge vet bill as a result of an altercation between a moose and her dog. (The moose was fine.) I know that’s not Canada, but it’s sort of close.

        • Mr. Frykas says:

          Hey, that’s close enough to count. Anyone that can put up with -40 for weeks at a time is okay in my books.

          • lawlin' at things noone else ever lawls at like the word moose; also the CEO of trolls on trial, we make you the FIRST one in court says:

            Im ok in your books then!

      • Meowth says:

        We have them in New Hampshire, but that is the USA.

  5. lexan D says:

    Can a mouse be dyslectic?

    • Bran says:

      Made me lol from the bad spelling.

      • JohnB says:

        I had some professors who were dyslectic, i.e. terrible lecturers.

        • dr handle says:

          We had one who was terribly passionate and enthusiastic about his teaching (he took second year biochem lectures), and when he got really warmed up, he would lapse back into German. “Prof… Prof… Prof, you’re Doing It again… Prof… bitte, Prof… oh, can someone in the front row throw something at him please?”

          • JohnB says:

            I once co-taught a class on research design with a fellow who was largely bald, but did a total comb-over from the hair on the left side of his head over the top and down to the right. That in itself was tacky, but he had this annoying habit of jerking his head up and to the left whenever he was emphasizing a point, which made the hair fall off the top of his head and hang down, literally, past his left shoulder, which looked so lopsidedly strange that it was hard not to burst out laughing. But he, apparently totally oblivious, would simply replace the hair and go on as if nothing had happened, until he tossed his head again, which would be perhaps two minutes later. I don’t recall a word he ever said, but I can still see the hair routine as if it was yesterday, when it was actually 25 years ago. I doubt the students did much better with his portions of the lectures…

          • blueJade says:

            My ex had an instructor known as “Mad Dog,” due to his foaming saliva that would fleck the students in the front row.

            • JohnB says:

              LOL! I had one prof who was from Greece, and his accent was incredibly thick, and my friend and I both wrote down every single word we understood from his lectures, and when we put them together we still had no idea what he actually said. Fortunately, his tests were mostly from the texts.

              I seem to be mostly waxing philosophical and walking down memory lane this evening, so I think I’ll slip out of here and come back when I’m more on the sharp and witty side! It was an interesting holiday weekend…

  6. BuckInARut says:

    This would be much better if Mckiey Muose was making a moue.

  7. dust-the-bunny says:

    I never saw a purple muose
    I hope to never see one
    But I can tell you anyhow
    I’d rather see than be one.

    • Lawlin at things noone else ever lawls at like the word moose ; Also, CEO of trolls on trial, we make you the FIRST one in court :D says:

      I can tell by reading this,
      You copied Dr. Seuss,
      and you can tell by reading tis,
      My rhymes are rather loose. :D

      • dr handle says:

        When I was small, my Dr Seuss
        Was always highly rated,
        I liked it so much more than Enid
        Blighton (whom I hated).

        The Grinch, the Whos, the Lorax books
        Were like a wondrous game,
        While Blighton’s lousy Far’way Tree
        Was just completely lame.

        • lawlin at things noone else ever lawls at like the word moose ; Also, CEO of trolls on trial, we make you the FIRST one in court :D says:

          *copy,paste in childrens poetry book, publish, $10000 goes to Dr. Handle, $200000 goes to me*

      • blueJade says:

        That would be Ogden Nash.

  8. dust-the-bunny says:

    Yes, I know that’s a takeoff on the childrens’ rhyme.
    I’ve never seen a purple cow, either.

  9. Dan says:

    Bad title for this pic. Its a bit much. How about M-I-K-C-E-Y M-U-O-S-E! as the song

    • blueJade says:

      I like it!

    • BuckInARut says:

      I don’t understand your objection to the title since this is the Mickey Mouse Club theme song… this is a line that proceeds the chorus you’ve requested.

      I never thought I’d ever accuse someone of trying to “dumb down” as/since it concerns the Mickey Mouse Club. Irony, where is thy sting?

  10. Jessica says:

    This is my picture! You copied it!!!


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