LOL Cats Launches EngrishFunny.com
Going Like Sixty — August 29, 2008 — Pop Culture
References: engrishfunny
Oh, this pains me. It just isn't right. But LOL Cats has launched EngrishFunny.com. Justified by the fact that it's not showing the actual people butchering the language, just the graphic artists, the site is loaded already with bad translations of Asian languages into English.
The name? Engrish? Ouch.
The concept with the emphasis on photos will provide some chuckles. I have a feeling videos will be next, probably of the LPGA players fracturing English as they try to keep competing on the tour.
The name? Engrish? Ouch.
The concept with the emphasis on photos will provide some chuckles. I have a feeling videos will be next, probably of the LPGA players fracturing English as they try to keep competing on the tour.
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