Category Archives: Strange Words

Your New Favorite Character

Dude, you know this shit is dope! Pooper has a one man show, and you couldn’t look away even if you wanted to. I think that the word “poop” is not used enough in the right context. “Pooper scooper” just … Continue reading

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Come Again?

This sign lacks the standard misspelled words and strange grammar, but somehow it is still distinctly Japanese Oh, how I was dying to go into this ramen-ya and mime my way through every interaction with anyone in my sphere of … Continue reading

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Putz Master

This is a close up of a concrete pump in Shanghai, in front of a new gargantuan shopping mall under construction along the Bund. I had never seen a Putzmeister until then, and so I assumed that Putzmeister was a … Continue reading

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Behold… A Five-Assed Monkey!

Today was the day of the brand spankin’ new Ubuyama Hoikuen’s Rakusaishiki (Opening Ceremony). There were no good photo ops, but I will eventually take and post pictures of this great new pre-school which will merge Ubuyama, Nambu, and Hokubu … Continue reading

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Gaijin Jelly Donut

Koreans don’t take no sh*t from smartass foreigners.

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American Engrish

Damn, this picture is so great, I was tempted to cut and post it here, but I will resist my online klepto temptations. The site’s worth exploring with gems like “Chinese Hut“. I had no idea that there were Mister … Continue reading

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Hmmm… Beer? Sake? No, I’ve got it! How about some…

Mmmmm, it does go well with the chicken! Delicious again Peter.

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FUKUTOKU

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The Oracle of Starbucks

As far as I can tell this Oracle is 100 percent accurate.

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What Beer Best Complements A Fat Slice Of Beeg?

China actually had good beer! Tiger, Tsingtao, and even some microbrews to boot! This .5 litre bottle cost something like 60 cents. However, drinks in the clubs and bars had prices comparable to those in Japan. I wish I had … Continue reading

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