This case is actually a weapon against artificial intelligences that are unable to deal with paradoxes.
Frank Burns
6 years ago
Perfect gift for your little Nihilist.
Frank Burns
6 years ago
These pencils have no points…………
Pete
6 years ago
Ah, the mysteries of Engrish. OK, so this pencil case was found in CHINA? As in Mainland China? The PRC? The pencil case was clearly manufactured by a Japanese company for Japanese consumers. Although it’s hard to read, it looks like the pictured character’s name is: “Ducknosuke”. Or, a misspelled “Dachnosuke? The ending “…-nosuke” is a very VERY common male Japanese personal name (i.e., first name, not surname), meaning “Helper Of….(blank).” Second, that little pink blob over the duck’s head, is how Japanese people typically draw/paint an Octopus. What the heck a little Octopus has to do with pencils or… Read more »
Marum
6 years ago
If he’s Asian, it possible is next to nothing.
Marum
6 years ago
@Pete 1210.
Dach (Deutsch) = top or roof. ie Hausdach = house top.
So he could be a “top” nosuke.
Marum
6 years ago
Edit possible = possibly
Marum
6 years ago
Well! Stuff em. It’s ‘Darn old duck’.
Marum
6 years ago
Not only do the pencils have no points. Neither does the text have a point.
Marum
6 years ago
BTW. It seems to be instructing the kids about the birds and the bees.
OK. The birds anyhow.
Marum
6 years ago
Come and see Donald and Daisy -uck.
Long Tom
6 years ago
Do they have karaoke in China now?
Pete
6 years ago
@Long Tom 5:21 am,
Uh, yes.
China has karaoke.
And has for quite a long time.
So does S. Korea. So does Taiwan.
Except in Chinese it’s pronounced kah-lah-oh-kay.
Literally.
Your question mystifies me.
Why would the Chinese NOT have karaoke?
Marum
6 years ago
@Pete above. One may have hoped, (In vain) that the Chineesee had better taste.
Pete
6 years ago
@Marum 8:13 am,
And as I’m sure you know, Pinoys & Pinays can’t live without Karaoke.
It’s just NOT a party for Filipinos if there’s no Karaoke.
Marum
6 years ago
@Pete. My range is in the Paul Robeson – Johnny Cash key.
So! I did a rendition of Joe Hill. One, they were mystified as to what it was about, and two I nearly blew the bass speakers out of their karaoke machine.
They never asked me again.🙉
Pete
6 years ago
@Marum 6:34 pm,
Well, that’s ONE way to achieve the objective!
😉
Oly nothing what’s the point
Pencil case for the insecure
This case is actually a weapon against artificial intelligences that are unable to deal with paradoxes.
Perfect gift for your little Nihilist.
These pencils have no points…………
Ah, the mysteries of Engrish. OK, so this pencil case was found in CHINA? As in Mainland China? The PRC? The pencil case was clearly manufactured by a Japanese company for Japanese consumers. Although it’s hard to read, it looks like the pictured character’s name is: “Ducknosuke”. Or, a misspelled “Dachnosuke? The ending “…-nosuke” is a very VERY common male Japanese personal name (i.e., first name, not surname), meaning “Helper Of….(blank).” Second, that little pink blob over the duck’s head, is how Japanese people typically draw/paint an Octopus. What the heck a little Octopus has to do with pencils or… Read more »
If he’s Asian, it possible is next to nothing.
@Pete 1210.
Dach (Deutsch) = top or roof. ie Hausdach = house top.
So he could be a “top” nosuke.
Edit possible = possibly
Well! Stuff em. It’s ‘Darn old duck’.
Not only do the pencils have no points. Neither does the text have a point.
BTW. It seems to be instructing the kids about the birds and the bees.
OK. The birds anyhow.
Come and see Donald and Daisy -uck.
Do they have karaoke in China now?
@Long Tom 5:21 am,
Uh, yes.
China has karaoke.
And has for quite a long time.
So does S. Korea. So does Taiwan.
Except in Chinese it’s pronounced kah-lah-oh-kay.
Literally.
Your question mystifies me.
Why would the Chinese NOT have karaoke?
@Pete above. One may have hoped, (In vain) that the Chineesee had better taste.
@Marum 8:13 am,
And as I’m sure you know, Pinoys & Pinays can’t live without Karaoke.
It’s just NOT a party for Filipinos if there’s no Karaoke.
@Pete. My range is in the Paul Robeson – Johnny Cash key.
So! I did a rendition of Joe Hill. One, they were mystified as to what it was about, and two I nearly blew the bass speakers out of their karaoke machine.
They never asked me again.🙉
@Marum 6:34 pm,
Well, that’s ONE way to achieve the objective!
😉