Seen at one of Shanghai's metro stations.Sorry, I couldn't help myself. Sometimes those cringlish ones are just so funny! I love the 'throw the currency' part!!!
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- Jonna Wibelius
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5 comments:
Haha.. Now that's really funny..
Vansinnigt kul! :D
David Sedaris got the title of his latest book, "When You Are Engulfed in Flames," from translations he saw while living in Japan. Great post.
Hehe, that is pretty funny. I can't make out what the last sentence is saying? I'll just hold it if I am out in China, seems confusing.
haa haa, this is so funny.
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