(1) Engrish Funny always elicits a chuckle. I don't delude myself; I'm lucky English is my first language, because it's insanely difficult to master otherwise. I admire anyone who has to learn it as a second tongue. But still, sometimes this happens...
It was a really crappy novel.
(2) GraphJam is hit or miss, amusement-wise, but this is particularly clever: famous movie quotes in graph form. My favorite is the quote from Harry Callahan. Click to enlarge.
(3) This year's strangest book title has been officially chosen. Thank you, Bookseller Magazine. I know you're on pins and needles, Dear Reader, but the wait is over ... Crocheting Adventures with Hyperbolic Planes narrowly edged out Collectible Spoons of the Third Reich. So many titling inspirations for my own book!
And now for something completely different, that did not make me laugh but instead gave me warm fuzzies:
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Yeah, I always loved how the T-shirts my grandma sent me from Taiwan had random English phrases.
I once owned a Snoopy shirt that spelled baseball with one l and had the following in italics under the Snoopy cartoons "Turn chicken over and chicken with glaze." I always got a lot of comments from wearing that shirt.
You're welcome! The award is well-deserved; your blog always makes me smile!
The Engrish Funny site is awesome! Thanks for sharing!
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