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  1. themotts says:

    Omg he is like camouflaged.

  2. Bradbury says:

    Who’s blending in?

  3. Warren says:

    I thought Japanese people wore them things.
    Is he a white ninja?
    A winga?

    • torchrain says:

      No, wingas are on chickens from gaga street.

    • Solarium says:

      So if a white guy is a ninja you have to make a whole new word for it?

      Is there some special asian-supepower that makes ninja’ing an asian job only? and why was i not told of that? WHY?!

      • noooo says:

        because every white guy imitating asians is sick and other wite guys put a w in front of his title to tell the disease quickly. you was just lucky enough to escape the infected or else you would know

  4. Zomgwtf says:

    Tsk, what a fool. Black shirt? c’mon!

  5. Leila™ says:

    He sticks out like a sore thumb.

  6. Wowow says:

    If only he had wore a suit…

  7. redm62 says:

    he looks like the guy from big trouble in little china

  8. UKRANiAN says:

    I do not understand. Why would farmer take subway to commute to fields? This is erroneous.

  9. K says:

    hahaha! I went to India last year and I could compare that with a white woman wearing a sari… you don’t look like them. Assume yourself.

  10. ANNA says:

    OMG he looks like and is dressed like a guy i saw in a dream…except he was adam sandler

  11. Lbekuchen says:

    what is he holding with his hands?

  12. eepah says:

    I just gotta say… best FAIR in a RONG time!!!

  13. bigjohn756 says:

    When I ride a bus in China, I have to stand because the seats are so small. Furthermore, I must stand with my head in one of the skylight/vents in order to accommodate my 6’4″ height. I am hardly noticed at all.

    “Excuse me, lady. What are you giggling about.?”

  14. kitty says:

    The picture is pretty funny, but I’ve seen international tourists in the US wearing cowboy hats. But somehow, this is less dignified.

    • Bill says:

      It’s less dignified because he’s running away from his developed part of the world (where he had nothing to make him special from everyone else) to escape into another (where he could)… which is fine except he really should be ok with his own original identity.

      The internationals who come down here wearing the cowboy hats are so numerous that they practically fit in their own niche.

      This guy stands alone; hence less dignified. Nice observation!

  15. keogh says:

    I must disagree.
    I think that the silver pole, which is on vacation from New York, has done a spectacular job fitting in with the locals!

  16. Adam says:

    Ummmm where’s the fail here?

  17. Balla says:

    just pull the edge of your eyes back then you blend in

  18. Shipoopie says:

    Just another example of US jobs being shipped to China.

  19. Ezio Auditore da Firenze says:

    This is funny until you find out that this is the new blending scheme in Assassin’s Creed 3.

    Reply ‘lol’ if you can’t wait for Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood.

  20. LOL-Cal says:

    you sir or madam, win the weirdest comment EVER

  21. TravelingJack says:

    When I lived in Japan, I discovered that most people – especially in cities – think of the “coolie hat” (which this guys is wearing) as something only backwoods yokels would wear. It’s not a common “cultural” fashion accessory. It denotes you as someone “simple” or “low class”.

    Imagine riding the subway in New York and seeing some guy in blue demin overalls, bare feet, a straw hat and smoking a corn cob pipe. You’d immediately think “hillbilly.”

    Now imagine that guy in the hillbilly get-up is a Japanese man (or Chinese or Korea or what-have-you). Some people would think that this person is making fun of what they see as the “lazy, ignorant American” stereotype.

    Look at the two business men sitting on the right of the picture. Doesn’t it kind of look like they think this kid is just some jackass foreigner, wearing what he think’s is “traditional” Japanese clothing?

    I bet he got his ass kicked on his little trip.

  22. Jonas189 says:

    I don’t get it!

    I’ve been starring at this – as you call it – “FAIL” and didn’t realize anything special, funny or stuff!

    I’ve read the comments and still didn’t get it!

    I want back my time.. Or will anybody tell me, what the FAIL is on that?

  23. Sean says:

    He’s clearly the best ninja ever

  24. Brainy says:

    OMG! I know this guy!!! He’s from Sweden :D

  25. sucop says:

    f**king racist stereotyping the asians…a true fail!

  26. mulatto says:

    I hate Vietcongs XD

  27. Peter Ngo says:

    I only see Asian people. And Raiden.

  28. Czuhc says:

    Thomson and Thompson trying to blend in in China:

    htt p://www.michaelcarpentier.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/08/tintinmouse.jpg

    “Don’t look back, but I have the impression that we’re being followed”

  29. Adam says:

    This is equivalent to a Chinese man wearing a ten gallon hat on a the Chicago El.

  30. Myka says:

    HOLY S**T. I think I went to college with that kid. He was a douche.

  31. Sillek says:

    ROLOLOLOLOL!!! i spit tacos on my keyboard the instant i saw this. Hilarious and well done!

  32. zikittyzakitty says:

    weeaboos, in MY subway car? it’s more likely than you think.

  33. Thiago says:

    Raiden wins

  34. Anon says:

    This was on ED months ago.
    And wowsers, what fashion sense! >.>


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