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Wash Your P*ssy

And then drink it

Submitted by: sunlee1988 via Engrish Funny Submissions

Seoul, Korea

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  1. Frank says:

    That’s not Engrish. That’s a ‘higeene motivatur’.

    • blueJade says:

      Anyone care to comment? Is this engrish? Or, ahem, poor taste?

    • Droll not Troll says:

      *refrains from making pun about Persian-al hygiene*

      • dr handle says:

        *Dreadful Pun Hell fairy faints anyway*

        • Droll not Troll says:

          What a shame! I was expecting reply along the lines of “I saw what you didn’t do there….”

          • dr handle says:

            I understand that in some brands of religion, thinking about something sinful is deemed every bit as sinful as actually doing the sinning. Usually, I would regard that as utterly unreasonable – however, it is a central tenet of Dreadfulpunism. (Impossible standards being necessary to a religion, of course, otherwise all the people who work in Dreadful Pun Hell would be out of a job. Think of the jacuzzi pump maintenance man, and his three children, all needing orthodontics.)

            • JohnB says:

              The widely known Bible quote about Jesus saying that a man who has thought about adultery with a woman has committed adultery in his heart is widely misinterpreted as meaning to lust in one’s heart or head is as bad as actual cheating on one’s spouse. This was not at all the intent of the verse; Jesus was really teaching that none of us should judge another, because we all have the same desires in our hearts or minds, so we should not be so quick to condemn someone who succumbed to temptation.

              • dr handle says:

                Go and tell that to the headmaster of my school – he was a lay preacher who took RS classes (or rat sh!t, as we charming young gels were wont to call it), and he took the view that even thinking about thinking about sin was sinful. Hell, even thinking about thinking about thinking about sin was sinful.

                • Droll not Troll says:

                  He sounds like the sort of bloke who deserves to be *accidentally* flashed occasionally.

                  • blueJade says:

                    And risk exploding brain all over the place? Worse, a crazed monster?

                  • dr handle says:

                    Strangely enough, shortly after my Year 12 (last year of high school Down Here) exams finished, he was shot (not fatally – you’d have to dip silver bullets in holy water to accomplish that). When the news made it to the school, someone asked the Year 12 co-ordinator, “Do they have any suspects?” and without missing a beat she replied, “Well, there are 83 girls in Year 12…” (As it turned out, it was a case of mistaken identity: an aggrieved parent who was cheesed off after a custody hearing mistook him for a Family Court judge. Still, it gives you an idea of how “beloved” he was by his students that we might be considered suspects.)

              • blueJade says:

                You’ve been out-holied, JohnB! How does that feel?

                • JohnB says:

                  I do not equate repressiveness with holiness at all. As I just got done saying on another thread, I believe that in our minds we should be free to think anything and everything we care to. Holiness comes from our actions, how we treat others, how we utilize the talents we have been given, and whether we are trying to do the will of God as we understand him/her/it/them. And I also think an important but very neglected part of holiness is being truly and fully present in each moment, in every one of which, as Thich Nhat Hanh put it, we have an appointment with life.

            • ShadowSplicer says:

              *ow* Hi peoples. I just got back from the dentist. *ow* I have 13 tiny cavities that need to be filled. That’s not to bad *ow*, considering I haven’t been there for a little over 5 years…

              • Droll not Troll says:

                That’ll teach you. Go every 6 months for a check. In case you haven’t heard, tooth and gum problems can cause trouble in other parts of the body. A good dentist/hygienist should be able to catch them early.

                • ShadowSplicer says:

                  I take good care of my mouth! And I said tiny!

                  • Droll not Troll says:

                    Oh, OK. Do you trust your dentist not to do unnecessary work? My dentist told me that really tiny cavities can sometimes heal by themselves.

                    • ShadowSplicer says:

                      Never went to this dentist before. Anyways, we don’t have to pay for it, so it doesn’t really matter.

                      • blueJade says:

                        Does matter, a good dentist will not do unnecessary work. And a check-up after five years isn’t taking good care of your teeth.

                      • Droll not Troll says:

                        I think one of the best signs of a good, honest dentist is when s/he says,”Hmm, there’s a spot there; I’ll just keep an eye on that one for a while”, (assuming you get regular checkups) instead of fixing it when it may not need fixing.

                        Another thing, Shadow. Fillings don’t last forever. They can wear, leak, or come out, then the cavities gradually get bigger. Take it from one who knows, the best thing is to avoid getting them in the first place!

              • blueJade says:

                You said your appointment was on Monday. ?

      • Meowth says:

        Meowth, that’s right!

  2. Third_Reign says:

    where do i sign up for that t-shirt?

  3. Aaron Hong says:

    It needs a ‘$2/=’ at the bottom though.

  4. la conejita says:

    Will I have to step on the c0ck to get the water first?

  5. LAos says:

    or else fish

  6. Harry V says:

    I completely agree, no one like to go down on an unwashed one

  7. Taneen says:

    Aha!! that’s where the my cat washing towel got to! Ohhh mr tiddles!

  8. dr handle says:

    *Insert Mrs Slocombe joke here*

    Actually, I have to bathe our cat every few weeks in order to keep the husband’s allergy to her down to a dull roar. Thankfully all she does is make a bit of noise during the procedure – with all those claws and teeth it could be so much worse if she really decided DO NOT WANT.

    • Taneen says:

      Golly thats love!!! Your hubby staying with an allergy to a cat.. OR the cat not mutilating you during or after her bath. I just have to contend with a cat with a love for the hubby.

      • dr handle says:

        Well, the cat was his cat originally – he developed the allergies after he’d had her for about five years. It wasn’t until he moved in with me that she decided I’d become head of her human staff.

    • lexan D says:

      It’s good to have a clean kitty. And the other kind, too.
      @ Mrs. Slocombe win!

  9. Jennifer says:

    This is a public service announcement.

    • dr handle says:

      Or possibly a pubic service announcement.

      • JohnB says:

        Well, there are other forms of pubic service…

        • Droll not Troll says:

          Some people merely pay lip service, but that’s better than no service at all.

          • JohnB says:

            Why is that? Cat got their tongue?

            • BuckInARut says:

              Nahh, it’s ’cause their pussy is getting prickly.

              Everyone these days insists on shaving their pussies and all… a stubbly pussy is not a pleasant pussy, usually.

              • dr handle says:

                *Put on Mrs Slocombe wig* In the hot weather, I have to clip mai pussy, otherwise it gets so hot and bothered and restless that it keeps me awake all night.

              • JohnB says:

                I agree that rubbing one’s lips and tongue against shaved skin is much less pleasant than the same skin with a soft mat of hair. My wife apparently feels the same way, since she has insisted that I not shave the area around my mouth for 23 years.

                • dr handle says:

                  John, I have to ask this now, and I really hope you won’t be offended: how many bearded women have you snogged?

                  • JohnB says:

                    Not a one, at least yet. But I have certainly placed my face against shaved areas (I don’t think I need identify them!), and I definitely prefer the feel of soft fur to sandpaper scratchiness, and I understand why my wife makes the same choice vis-a-vis my mouth area.

    • JohnB says:

      That’s an understatement. This spam stinks to high heaven.

    • ShadowSplicer says:

      I’m really hoping that the name/link doesn’t go where I think it goes…

      • ShadowSplicer says:

        (I’m not even thinking of clicking on it!)
        .
        .
        .
        .
        *click*

      • Droll not Troll says:

        It does! ;) At least they’re honest about it. Just goes to show the kinds of high-profile organisations who make money from p0rn. Even the Catholic church, indirectly.

        • ShadowSplicer says:

          You….*GASP!* clicked on it?!

          • Droll not Troll says:

            I’m not easily shocked. After watching a recent TV doco on the influence of p0rn in society, I thought that was where the link might lead. Actually, I don’t even think that link is the best place to start.

            • JohnB says:

              I’m not ashamed to admit, despite my being an ordained minister, that I do indulge in a little p0rn watching on the net. That and coffee are basically my only remaining vices. But I am very careful about when and where I do that, am rather picky about the quality (and type) of stuff that I look at, and I greatly resent being lured into p0rn sites under false pretenses when I am looking for something else entirely. And I will not pay for anything, period, not because I’m cheap but because I don’t feel I ought to financially support that industry. (And, I might note, there’s enough free stuff around that there’s really no need.) For so many years, conventional religions have equated “morality” with “sexuality”; I strongly disagree. There is much more sinfulness (and virtue) to be found in how we treat people we deal with on a daily basis; what we do for others, and what we fail to do for others; and how we utilize the talents we have been given and the skills we have learned, than in what we do in bed. And no, because of my experience as a psychologist, I am almost impossible to shock.

              • blueJade says:

                Here, hold this wire for a moment, please!

                • JohnB says:

                  As a lifelong tinkerer with electronic devices, I also am familiar with shocks of various kinds and voltages, and haven’t been done in by one yet. Standard 130V AC isn’t too dangerous unless you get a good strong connnection going through you; it does sting the hands. I did once inadvertently hit the high voltage circuit of a color TV I was working on while it was running, roughly 18,000 volts; every muscle in my body contracted at once and it hurled me across the room as if I’d been kicked by a horse. But other than ripping out the probe I was still holding on to from the meter, it did no damage. I’ve been lucky.

                  • Droll not Troll says:

                    You may already know this, but I feel it can’t be repeated often enough, for the benefit of others. NEVER work on the innards of a microwave oven unless you understand the danger inside, and what to do about it. There can be a lethal 2000 volt charge waiting, even if the oven hasn’t been used for a while. These things have killed people.

                    • blueJade says:

                      Let’s send in JohnB, he’s impossible to shock. He’s like one of the Marvel guys.

                      • JohnB says:

                        Nah. I’ve pretty much given up trying to fix anything electronic unless it’s quite obvious and easy. Circuits these days are just too d@mn small and delicate for an old fart like me, who grew up with a soldering gun in my hand, and chances are by the time something breaks down, you can buy a better one cheaper than you can fix it. But yes, I don’t advise anyone to work on any live circuits, and components that have a lot of capacitance can retain a whopping charge almost indefinitely, so if you don’t know what you’re doing, don’t assume that unplugging the thing makes it safe to fool with. Nor is it safe to assume that because the voltage is low, it’s not dangerous; there are cases on record of people having been killed by a 12-V car battery.

  10. Pennyforth says:

    Reminds me of a verse from 2 Live Crew’s cover of “Doo Wah Diddy”.

  11. koolboy says:

    Aah Cleanliness *sigh*

  12. np says:

    Of all the postings to this site, this one is the furthest thing from Engrish. It’s Engrish in no way, shape or form. Total fail.

    • baldrick says:

      np stands for nitpicking I presume?

      • np says:

        No. Maybe sometimes it could, but here it does not. It’s glaringly not Engrish. Not only was nothing translated poorly, but nothing was translated at all. These three words were written in English by someone who understands English. Goal: To make a pussy joke. While it may be a cute/funny shirt, it has no place on this page.

        • Meowth says:

          I somehow doubt that they realized the connotations that the word “Pussy” has to native English speakers. Therefore, it is a shining example of Engrish.

  13. bluejade says:

    I tried to a few days ago, she got mad though.

  14. bluejade says:

    I’m not sure I wanna give Hello Kitty a bath.

  15. Taneen says:

    I wonder how many grandmas are going to get this or give this for christmas? god bless their innocence.

    • JohnB says:

      My 10-y/o daughter happened to see this on my screen, and her laugh suggested she definitely did not interpret this in an innocent fashion.

      • ShadowSplicer says:

        Bad JohnB! BAD!!! *Squirts water bottle* Don’t you know this site is age-inappropriate?!

        • JohnB says:

          Yes, but she approached while I had my hands full with something else. But if we’re going to start enforcing age limits here, you’ll have to leave!

          • ShadowSplicer says:

            It would be only PG-13 probably. And yes I could still visit.

            • Meowth says:

              And as it is his daughter, he is the parent whose guidance is required before allowing his child of under 13 to view it. If he has no problem with it, neither should you. That is what “Parental Guidance for children under 13,” or PG-13 for short, is all about. If the parent says it is okay, it is okay.

  16. Unendingfear says:

    o.O I don’t have one (either meaning) >.>

  17. Lekgolo says:

    ill wash “it” for you!

    GIGGITY GIGGITY GIGGITY GIGGTY!

  18. PsychoDad says:

    Ya, I don’t think that’s “Engrish”, I think that is a deliberate double entendre,!


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