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  1. loufail says:

    This menu makes no sense. But I would order the boiled one over the fried.

  2. Soulcrun says:

    Nonsense.

  3. SuShi says:

    Lol…give me a bucket of fried nonsense please

  4. MarkovChain says:

    No steamed nonsense? It’s so much healthier than fried and doesn’t lose nutrients like boiled.

  5. Odo Trip says:

    I like my nonsense sauteed in absurdity, garnished with non-sequitors, and served with a nice glass of Chateau Mirage.

  6. Korin says:

    Ever been to the Indiana State Fair? ANYTHING is good fried.
    So…
    I’ll have fried nonsense, kthxbai.

  7. Dr Hugh says:

    I think I would demand to view the “fried nonsense” before making a judgement… or trying to eat it.

    • ne0n says:

      I think I have seen many a dish of fried nonsense in my time.

      • cicili says:

        I’d like a Scotch Egg.

        • Odo Trip says:

          Mmmmm… Scotch Egg with an Orkney Ale on the side…. *salivary glands kick in to high gear*

        • kelti says:

          MMmmmm been a while since I had a decent Scottish egg! Maybe I will have to make some….

          • ErickB says:

            Just give me some Haggis, neeps and tatties with a Guinness and I’m good :)

            • Odo Trip says:

              Substitute a Black Cuillen Ale for the Guinness and I’m right there with you! I first had Haggis on the Isle of Skye with about 6 BCAs to work up some cullinary courage. It was wonderful, but just doesn’t seem “right” without that beer now.

            • Odo Trip says:

              Substitute a Black Cuillen Ale for the Guinness and I’m right there with you! I first had Haggis on the Isle of Skye with about 6 BCAs and a couple of Taliskers to work up some cullinary courage. Now if I have Haggis without BCA, it just doesn’t seem right…

  8. anonymous jerk says:

    Wow… Failiure to get first reply.

    SELF EPIC FAIL.

    Anyways….

    These people have been using babelfish. And cycling through it in random languages 30 times =P

  9. nonsense… does that taste anything like shenanigans?

    • Blue2thFairy says:

      “Hey Farva, what’s the name of that restaurant you like with all the goofy shit on the wall and the mozzarella sticks?”

    • anonymous jerk says:

      Yes. And doeth doth detecteth in thy fabric of the world concealed in small tubes reaching across the world, that thou calleth the internet, a new lord riseth in thy form that some may call a translation service, to dominateth the world! And this thy world’s new potential lord might be calleth: babelfish.
      His evil plan to conquereth the world results in him translatingeth thou text poorly as to agravateth your foreign freinds readeth it, resultingeth in a world war where he shall riseth!

      WORD WALL FTWETH

    • thepowerofblue says:

      Not if it’s prepared correctly. Fried or boiled, nonsense is best paired with flibbertygibblets and some flimflam for dessert.

  10. Jim says:

    “Visit Engrish Funny for more translation fails”?

    Did this get posted at the wrong site?

  11. spam says:

    yes, I want spam fried nonsense spam with no spam please.

  12. Blue2thFairy says:

    I wonder what the requirements are to herd vegetables?

  13. Blue2thFairy says:

    You can but I hear Cuclumber Spaniels work better

  14. Not_you says:

    i like my nonsense fresh, as delivered by cnn.com/politics

  15. Annie says:

    Enough with this nonsense!

  16. BillGama says:

    That’s exatly what I think about vegetarians. They are people who only eat nonsense.

  17. Tessie says:

    Fail indeed. I mean, seriously: stuffed peppers? EWWWW!!!

  18. ja fail says:

    Can I have an order of the nonsense please with nonsauce on the side?

  19. harpdevil says:

    Hey, at least they were honest.

  20. bugloaf says:

    I wonder what got translated as “nonsense”.

    • rewboss says:

      I’m tempted to think it could be baloney.

    • GreekDick says:

      OMG OMG OMG OMG!!!!! I’ve been to this restaurant. Its in Syros, a Greek island.

      I remember having epic laughs at this same fail. Nonsense is κολοκύθια (kolokythia) which means zucchini. But κολοκυθια can also mean nonsense in Greek in an obscure meaning of the word.

  21. Capt. Awesome says:

    Two kinds of veggies, (herd) and non(herd)? Huge fail.

    By the way, is the fried nonsense still free for 500 yen? Do I still have to wait while the whore children eat first? You know, before Virginia eats them first? I accidentally the boiled nonsense. What should I do?

  22. c-dub says:

    I would imagine it’s tripe.

    And I would also imagine I’m right and smarter than all of you. First that!

  23. CzechJerk says:

    THIS is nonsense.

  24. Dexaan says:

    Is this the menu in Wonderland Resturaunt?

  25. Siberias says:

    Would anyone like to start and meaningful and thought provoking discussion on how this menu’s use of English is using curious language to grab attention?

  26. darkweasel says:

    I guess this is a German-English translation fail, as it was probably “-schmarren” in German (i dunno what this translates to in English, but there are some kinds of food that end in “-schmarren” in German, eg Kaiserschmarren).

    (Yes, my first language is German =p)

  27. Double_A says:

    I think they mean “savoy” and not “nonsense”.
    Im sure that original recipe was german.

    The german word for “savoy” is “Wirsing” but it sounds a bit like the german word “Irrsinn” and that means “nonsense”.

  28. IronnonymnIntadsNaw says:

    lkeeupmaivmryxodwell, hi admin adn people nice forum indeed. how’s life? hope it’s introduce branch ;)

  29. frogman says:

    fail

  30. Sinister Finister says:

    I’ll have some boiled nonsense, with a side of herd vegetables prease.

  31. Sync' says:

    …and does consuming nonsense increase creativity by any means…? Hmm.. In case I want to be creative in weird ways, it would make… err… sense. Does anybody have a bit more knowledge in healthy living who could advise me? :)

  32. Ian says:

    Bonus fail – spelled aubergine wrong.


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