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Celtore
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Umm...is itchy a taste?
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Samariyu
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| Posted: Fri 15 Jun 2007 17:47 Post subject: |
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| Celtore wrote: |
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Close enough.
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Hyraxylos
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| Posted: Tue 10 Jul 2007 15:54 Post subject: |
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FINALLY remembered what I wanted to post here! Kept forgetting and forgetting and forgetting and always hitting myself in the head later... Here it is. You want weird food? HERE'S your weird food!
The only possible way a restaurant menu can be more electrifying is if I myself try to write one in Mandarin! 
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Celtore
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| Posted: Wed 11 Jul 2007 7:12 Post subject: |
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| Sadly, Hyraxylos, I think you'd do a better job. |
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Hyraxylos
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| Posted: Wed 11 Jul 2007 10:26 Post subject: |
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Actually no. No I really wouldn't. But if I could translate the languages vocabulary-wise, then I would at least have the sense to have it PROOFREAD FIRST by someone who actually understands the grammar!  And like someone in the comments said, the first thing listed under the "DILICIOUS SNACK" items sounds more like a Brokeback Mountain synopsis than a food... 
These menus are quite a laugh all over the world. Americans and Chinese both enjoy laughing at Chinese-English and English-Chinese errors mutually, and they're even funnier if you can figure out HOW the machines responsible made the errors. But this is definitely the wildest restaurant menu I've ever seen anywhere.
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QueenOfTheShadows
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| Posted: Thu 26 Jul 2007 9:30 Post subject: |
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This was all very entertaining... there is an odd food id like to try. Grilled trantula. I've heard tell that it kinda tastes like a cross betwen lobster and chicken, but you have to crack it open like you would crab. I don't know maby I'm just a little more adventursome than most when it comes to trying new stull, or foods that are much more common food items in other parts of the world. Heck somtimes I even visit the little ethniic markets here in town and admiditly try foods who's lables i can't even read. ah well we all have our quirks.
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| Posted: Sat 18 Aug 2007 5:39 Post subject: |
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Ew...... People refers it's a weapon *pukes* D:
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Ok two things.
1. Is explodescow a kind of gunpowder?
2. Do they have cowboys in China? Or are they imported? |
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