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owlectomyA recent journal from the Max Planck institute had China as its focus. One of the journalists was asked to find a poem for the cover...
That worked out well.
That worked out well.
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8/7/09 22:01 (UTC)Sometimes I've thought of making a website that's all about home-grown bad English, or maybe Engrish or Not?, to feature the nonsensical T-shirt slogans, weird brands names, and bizarre shop names that native English speakers in the US, Australia, etc. are perfectly capable of creating.
(There was this time someone on ESLcafe.com brought up "The Athlete's Foot" as example of those wacky Japanese and their awful English shop names. Sigh.)