April 3, 2008

What?

Coffee was great,
but I didn't get it yet...




Coffee Time

Taste a cup of street that delicious
coffee lets you place oneself in
the foreign country up!


5 comments:

Anglo-Libyan said...

errrrrrrrrrrr I didnt get either :o)

hope the coffee was nice at least!

Living Away said...

anglo, the coffee was good thank god! i read, i read again, i re-read and i can't get it!
there is a lot of nonsense english phrases here and i think the most popular one is a sticker on parent's car saying "baby in car"!

dusk till dawn said...

hi
its a cup of cafee left alone to be picked up and paid for , but no thing can beat a barazian pure cuppa , specialy at a sun set , ur right abt using phrases , are they up to it?

JC said...

In India, during British rule, because clerks were mostly Bengalis who thought in their mother tongue and then translated those into English in offcial letters they dealt with, the term became popular among English officers - "What Ghosh writes, Bose understands." :D)

Ali said...

Hahaha you have just been exposed to the brilliance of Engrish

www.engrish.com/