Not really a witty caption, but i just wanted to say: four top notch ‘Engrish Of The Day’s in a row! Will tomorrow bring a fifth…?
Spoony
14 years ago
Yesterday it expended. Slow slow.
Spoony
14 years ago
After a few drinks the coaster made perfect sense sense.
Damo
14 years ago
dUHHH, by which of course i meant FIVE… pointless bloody caption!
It waste tomorrow in excellent leprosy.
Senobarr
14 years ago
Strong words from and old Jedi Master they are they are!!!
jjhitt
14 years ago
..and either it expands fast fast ,,, or the guy with the Weedeater gets it.
Terryl
14 years ago
My thinking must have been prevented! I just cannot grasp what they really want to say. Either I have tried hard hard but not hard enough, or i need to brush up my Engrish grammar.
Algernon
14 years ago
Those darn weeds! They’re everywhere!
rowger
14 years ago
Tomorrow, I’m starting with a clean slate.
Kees
14 years ago
Happy tommorow comes with fast thinking weeds? I’m thinking pot pot.
beechoak
14 years ago
[singing] … “Tomorrow! Tomorrow! I love ya, Tomorrow! You’re always a day away away…!”
Hayden Otton
14 years ago
sentient leaves????
kringo
14 years ago
Which do you prefer – good grammar or a happy tomorrow?
Grifter
14 years ago
An aim and a miss… at happiness…
Xila
14 years ago
Happiness is like a green vine that quickly wraps itself around and squeezes you to death.
And we find the source for the scripts of both The Ruins and The Happening.
Gene
14 years ago
Right in your eye!!!
Ram
14 years ago
tomorrow comes happy,tomorrow aims at happy,tomorrow extends the leaf,tomorrow is fast thinking,tomorrow is not prevented,tomorrow is fast fast (or either slow slow – an implicit suggestion).. m only helping
Robin S
13 years ago
would that be Japan’s 99 cent store?
JMS Stinnett
13 years ago
“Goodbye sad yesterday!”
JD
12 years ago
aims at happiness ………. if it misses ……….. make it expand fast fast to it does not miss it
Not really a witty caption, but i just wanted to say: four top notch ‘Engrish Of The Day’s in a row! Will tomorrow bring a fifth…?
Yesterday it expended. Slow slow.
After a few drinks the coaster made perfect sense sense.
dUHHH, by which of course i meant FIVE… pointless bloody caption!
It waste tomorrow in excellent leprosy.
Strong words from and old Jedi Master they are they are!!!
..and either it expands fast fast ,,, or the guy with the Weedeater gets it.
My thinking must have been prevented! I just cannot grasp what they really want to say. Either I have tried hard hard but not hard enough, or i need to brush up my Engrish grammar.
Those darn weeds! They’re everywhere!
Tomorrow, I’m starting with a clean slate.
Happy tommorow comes with fast thinking weeds? I’m thinking pot pot.
[singing] … “Tomorrow! Tomorrow! I love ya, Tomorrow! You’re always a day away away…!”
sentient leaves????
Which do you prefer – good grammar or a happy tomorrow?
An aim and a miss… at happiness…
Happiness is like a green vine that quickly wraps itself around and squeezes you to death.
Happiness is left white and sticky!
We aim to please you. Please aim to please us.
Happy tomorrow comes. Comprehension, never.
After it expands fast fast through the leaf (or bush), happiness soon comes, which is the aim of everyone.
Fonzies is back in HAPPY DAY TOMORROW!
misery today, happy tomorrow, doom next week.
When talking coasters at a Japanese bar start to make sense, it’s time to go home.
The leaf fast thinking of tomorrow is not prevented? Time to break out the weedkiller… 🙂
When I’m coming I’m usually aiming at something else than a happy tomorrow.
I’ll just put a happy little bush right over there. See you tomorrow!
Is this a toilet seat lid?
And we find the source for the scripts of both The Ruins and The Happening.
Right in your eye!!!
tomorrow comes happy,tomorrow aims at happy,tomorrow extends the leaf,tomorrow is fast thinking,tomorrow is not prevented,tomorrow is fast fast (or either slow slow – an implicit suggestion).. m only helping
would that be Japan’s 99 cent store?
“Goodbye sad yesterday!”
aims at happiness ………. if it misses ……….. make it expand fast fast to it does not miss it
You’re welcome to come fast again