Where’s your brother, WeeWee?

Where’s your brother, WeeWee?

posted on 23 Dec 2016 in Clothing

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I’m afraid to ask what Peko means…

Photo courtesy of Steve Kaye.
Child’s t-shirt found in SE Asia.

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Seventy2rd o clock
Seventy2rd o clock
7 years ago

Peeko! Gu! Ni! Neewoom!

algernon
algernon
7 years ago

Stylish Diarrhoea t-shirts for children

algernon
algernon
7 years ago

Are you sitting down

Seventy2rd o clock
Seventy2rd o clock
7 years ago

Designed by Weeweenie Wheeeestoad and Gobbledy Gook

Long Tom
Long Tom
7 years ago

At least it didn’t say “PRON”.

Droll not Troll
Droll not Troll
7 years ago

If you get poon on your shirt you’re having too much milky.

Droll not Troll
Droll not Troll
7 years ago

“You shoulda seen it! It was this long!”

Seventy2rd o clock
Seventy2rd o clock
7 years ago

There is no poon

– Matrix

Big Fat Cat
Big Fat Cat
7 years ago

That’s why it’s rated XXs. Not suitable for immature adult.

Droll not Troll
Droll not Troll
7 years ago

The Little Engine That Pooned.

Frank Burns
Frank Burns
7 years ago

Whatever happened to TANG anyhow?

Pete
Pete
7 years ago

Figured i’d wait a few hours before translating.

The word “peko”…or in usual speech, “peko-peko” in Japanese, has two totally different meanings. In this case it means “ravenously hungry”.
The girl licking her lips is called “peko-chan” and has been the mascot in Japan for Milky candy for decades. Kinda like Tony the Tiger for Frosted Flakes.

UCity
UCity
7 years ago

Get ’em when they least expect it, and then POON! Milky Peko right in the kisser!

jjhitt
jjhitt
7 years ago

One of these days Alice… strait to the Poon.

Yu No Hoo
Yu No Hoo
7 years ago

Disappointed.

Every milky train should have a cowcatcher.

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

PEKO not only tastes good, but is fun to play with too.

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

Thanks Pete. 0813. So! What Peko Chan needs is a Cowboy, so they can passionately ride off into the wondeful world of Dental Caries.

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

Hehe. Un Caballo Blanco. (The White Knight meaning)

Long Tom
Long Tom
7 years ago

@Yu No Hoo I think only American locomotives have cowcatchers.

EffEff
EffEff
7 years ago

Drink Pekoe tea – and poon in your balloon!

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

@Long Tom + Yu No Hoo 1218.

Australian Steam Engines used to have them too. They were also good for punting kangaroos into the middle-distance.

Marum
Marum
7 years ago

I wonder why. By the time a cow got out the other end of a Steam Engine, one would not only expect it to be shredded, but nicely cooked too.
Sorta like “pulled beef”.

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