Funny sign board.

[zekai]

see if anyone spot it. :blah:

 

[drafting88]

see if anyone spot it. :blah:

I think it should be PUCUK PANJANG....whatever that is...

 

[rncw]

fucuk kacang and fucuk panjang?

 

[nokin]

see if anyone spot it. :blah:

In Malay it means - No food and drinks are to be brought out of the premise.

In English it means - No outside food are allowed to be brought into the premise.

Think I got it.

 

[sesame_street98]

In Malay it means - No food and drinks are to be brought out of the premise.

In English it means - No outside food are allowed to be brought into the premise.

Think I got it.

Err... not really i think the malay and english mean the same thing...
NOt sure abt the chinese tho'

 

[Kit]

The mandarin looks alright too but my mandarin is "limited company".

 

[espn]

The mandrin is correct.

 

[arikevin]

FUCUK!? haha. sounds like F word.

 

[Kit]

Nobody spot it?

 

[Papilio]

Err... not really i think the malay and english mean the same thing...
NOt sure abt the chinese tho'

Yup, the Malay translation is correct.

 

[sidham]

Yup, the Malay translation is correct.

aiskrim ketam ...crab ice cream ???

 

[sehsuan]

i would venture to say that it's a store, who would want to go INTO the stall to eat? because we're sitting OUTSIDE the stall...

 

[garvinchow]

Is it the "drum sticks"? It should be "drumsticks". You can't eat the former tho'...
*scratch***scratch***scratch**

 

[longshot]

Honestly, there's a lot of things that's slightly weird in the picture. But what is on his mind is a mystery. PLEASE TELL !!!! :cry:

 

[zekai]

This is so interesting.

Actually i was referring to the fucuk panjang.... "spring roll" imagine try to order a spring roll in malay. "satu **** panjang please"

What I discover however is that there are many new and interesting details I missed.

We should post more of this huh.

Guys, next time take a snap of a sign you find interesting and lets put it up.

HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR!

 

[HelmetBox]

This is so interesting.

Actually i was referring to the fucuk panjang.... "spring roll" imagine try to order a spring roll in malay. "satu **** panjang please"

What I discover however is that there are many new and interesting details I missed.

We should post more of this huh.

Guys, next time take a snap of a sign you find interesting and lets put it up.

HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR!

isn't 'fucuk' suppose to be the 'fucuk gun' as in spring roll said in cantonese? (no, dun read it in english, it sounds obnoxious :bsmilie: )