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  1. Disturbance says:

    good translator

  2. ClickClick says:

    Wonder what city that’s in.

  3. Art Vandalay says:

    Creepy cartoon smiling sunflower says “Many happy sneaky food make you on your shopping adventure.”

    • umbringer says:

      Make happy times food fresh sneakings, all for adventure shops!?
      Times make food fresh sneakings! Adventures shopping!!!
      lol

  4. Erin K says:

    aww and it looked so friendly with the happy sun!

  5. Eryn with a Y says:

    These tomatoes taste good….too good…*shifty eyes*

  6. Anonymous says:

    6th :D

  7. Anonymous says:

    5th!?

  8. umbringer says:

    wow. uber fail. id still shop their though. . because the fail

  9. "Christine" says:

    [thinking to herself: "I wonder how I can bore everyone on this fail, and show just how thoughtful I learned to be at uni"]

  10. ReTARDIS says:

    Why do they even TRY to translate their shit into English?

    TRANSLATION FAIL!

  11. xaethos says:

    About time I say! I was tired of looking for places to cater my suspicious needs!

  12. David says:

    Are we to be suspicious of their products? Or is the supermarket itself suspicious of us? Branding fail, confusing readers WIN.

  13. the incredible bulk says:

    YAY my favorite shop has been recognized

  14. Lk says:

    GOOGLE TRANSLATION FAIL!

  15. CHARLES says:

    VERRY SUSPICIOUS SUPAR MARKET SAY:

    “PLEASE COME IN! CHECK OUT OUR VERY SUSPICIOUS SALE ON ALL OUR SUSPICIOUS FRUITS AND VEGITABLES!”

    EVERY CUSTOMER= VERY SUspicious cuSTOMER!
    we take extra suspicious care of you

  16. Clockwork says:

    What makes it even more suspicious is the Hell’s ChibiAngels scooters parked out front.

  17. Anonymous says:

    If you shop there, beware the suspicious sausages.

  18. Anonymous says:

    More like… “photoshopped supermarket fail.”

  19. CaeruleanXII says:

    If this is China, then I’m sure the food sold there IS suspicious.
    Government standards FAIL.

  20. "Christine" says:

    One time, at Uni, a bunch of us went into a supermarket and there was an asian man working.

  21. Mr Sparkle says:

    I’m disrespectful to dirt!
    Can you see I am serious!

    Get out of my way, all of you!

    This is no place for loafers.

    Join me or die.

    Can you do any less?

    For lucky best wash, use Mr. Sparkle!

  22. Mr. Zoom says:

    Neipu, Taiwan, according to this blog post, with a picture taken from a different angle.

    The blog author says it’s two blocks from her house.

    http://sandyintaiwan.blogspot.com/2007/01/very-suspicious-supermarket.html

  23. going says:

    They even spelled FTL wrong.

  24. Animol says:

    I’m curious what are they selling in there :)

  25. spelling nazi says:

    I’m surprised they managed to spell “suspicious” correctly.

  26. Adhara says:

    The characters on the non-English side of the sign are “live/raw”, “fresh”, “super”, and “market/city”. Makes sense to me. I’m not sure how they got “suspicious” out of it. o.O

    DISCLAIMER: Those are the Japanese meanings of the characters. They may or may not have the same nuances when used in Taiwanese. >_>

    • Demzon says:

      it’s the same in Chinese as that where written Japanese comes from. Sounds about right to me, looks like they had a 高校 (high school, koukou) kid translate for them though. ;)

      • Demzon says:

        Forgot to say that Taiwanese is not really a separate language, just as Osaka-ese is not counted as separate from Japanese. should re-read what I say beofre I hit post more often. -_-’

    • nettie says:

      My guess is that whoever did the translation found a word they thought was right because it is spelled similar. One of my friends who is Korean once wrote an email and used the word “distracted” when she meant “distressed.” She would transpose words like that a lot.

      Possibly they meant “auspicious”?

      • silverpie says:

        That’s what I’m figuring, “auspicious” with a typo. One key over, often called “fat-fingering.”

        • bored says:

          … which can also be quite a fun hobby! See which one your freinds can have a tamper with the biggest bird of the night.

          Possible side game – compare smells!

  27. Richard says:

    Of course, since some people don’t seem to have sussed it, it was almost certainly supposed to read “auspicious”. Pretty close… but, as they say, no cigar.

    • Boyfriend says:

      Nopes!.. They might’ve been trying “spacious”

      try typing “spspacious” in word and rightclick for auto correct options.. you get only “suspicious”.

      well.. now that’s suspicious ;P

      • happymisanthropy says:

        Or, they were going for something like “Top quality” = “Very selective” = “Very suspicious”

  28. Daniel Tyack says:

    Cool this is my fail pic! :)

  29. RedWhiteAndBoom says:

    This is almost something out of an Austin Powers film.

  30. Mr. Zoom says:

    I tried to post this earlier, but it didn’t take:

    I found a blog entry with, apparently, a picture of this same supermarket taken from a different article.

    IMHO, this is evidence against the above photo being photo-shopped.

    The blog poster says the supermarket is two blocks from her house in Neipu, Taiwan.

    http://sandyintaiwan.blogspot.com/2007/01/very-suspicious-supermarket.html

    • Mr. Zoom says:

      Aagh, typo! I meant different ANGLE.

      I call dictionary fail on myself!

    • Very Suspicious guy says:

      thanks for investigating this so thoroughly.

    • thehaggard says:

      I shop there. I live two blocks from the place. It’s okay… not great. Like a very large C-Store or a very small grocery store. It is is Neipu (Ney-Poo) village, about 15 minutes south of PingTung (Ping Dung) city in Pingtung County on Provincial Highway 1. No one has been able to explain to me why it is named such. I can provide new photos or even video of the place if needs be. It is not a fake… Oh! How I wish it were… it is a prime example of English Usage in Taiwan.

  31. Anonymous says:

    lolwut?

  32. Zombii says:

    Mmf. I’m Taiwanese. D:

    I should check this market out. ><

  33. Sofar says:

    That is too awesome for words.

  34. Pescador_Gama says:

    I would buy my stuff in there with no prob man…

  35. Nikolai says:

    they sell masks

  36. anonyman says:

    first

  37. Vita says:

    This might be my favorite fail on this site.

  38. sam says:

    Best fail ever, I think I laughed for like 5 minutes when I first saw this.

  39. Christine says:

    lost in translation much?
    its almost as wierd as deep fried urinating prawn

  40. Memec says:

    Gelo kabeh…

  41. gorila says:

    lawl
    thats an un euphemised sign at its best

  42. Ian says:

    I wonder if they sell phony drivers licenses and Rolex watches?

  43. Jeremy says:

    Clearly the sunflower society

  44. DeepThinkerSarcasticSpeaker says:

    Why, yes, the sun IS shining suspiciously brightly…AHHHH!!! RUN AWAY!!!! THEY CAN READ OUR MINDS!!!!

  45. i love all the moped/motorcycles out front it’s probably like a hang out for like a Chinese biker gang and the name of the store is a subtle cry for help from the owner………………hm ever wonder that it’s not a fail but an SOS?!?!?!?! huh??? never thought of that yeah just wait till they say on the news “all staff and customers yesterday in the Suspicious Super market were killed by biker/moped gang…..”

  46. an-elite says:

    This is Engrish, obviously.

  47. Noha307 says:

    Makes the cops job easier.

  48. BLEEDER says:

    hahaha that’s awesome

  49. Andrew Ong says:

    Very suspicious a market indeed. Market fail – suspicion win.
    (Often their products don’t meet actual standards.)

  50. Disturbance says:

    Thank you thank you, I did my best to not say:

    “lolololol im first and im gay(i’m wearing pink) roflolmao nyarrr!”

    but my many years of Jedi mind control training finally showed off.

  51. aaaaanon says:

    “and im gay(i’m wearing pink)”
    rofl
    can’t believe you remember that one


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