Engrish & Funny Typos

Another misuse of apostrophes. The poor thing needs to be put out of its misery, at least on this van.

A new marketing scheme put into motion by Bloods’ members? From some reviews of the product’s quality, that may well be true.

I’m not sure that spa is the best thing to relax in. Maybe it is more for aroma therapy? Nah.

This is what you “smell” – so I’m guessing you aren’t really smelling anything…in reality? Or maybe this is a sarcastic quoting? But in this reality I know that someone just used quotes without any idea of when to use quotation marks.

submitted by Molly

The attached photo was taken on Rt 30 heading into Pittsburgh. I thought I read the sign wrong when I first drove by, so I turned around to double check. I couldn’t pass up such a great photo!

submitted by Shirley

I’ll admit my Thai is a little rusty (read, nonexistent) but I’m pretty sure it is supposed to say Thai Sushi.

~Beth

Wow. The only line of text that makes any sense is the last one, where they state how much you owe if you break the chair. This one has it all: engrish, typos, and grammar problems. I officially nominate this for the non-existent Funny Typos Worst Offender Award.

submitted by Bianx

Is a hmes a person, place or thing? I hope it is a person. Hmes would be a cool race of people, don’t you think.

submitted by Paige

I took this picture in a tourist attraction in Aruba… I couldn’t contain my laughter.

How does one clim stairs? Engrish always provides a laugh.

submitted by  Nathan

Taken outside the Port Orange, Florida police department. Shouldn’t there be a class for the world to take on how to use the apostrophe?

submitted by Fred