Japan's Most English

The weird thing is that the Japanese know it’s gibberish and they don’t care. It’s become part of their culture.
 
I gave up on English somewhere around the 3rd or, 4th grade. Because of a word like getting. Was taught that if you are at the end of the line on the paper and it won't all fit, you should put the hyphen in between the two Ts get-
ting. Next year I was taught to put the hyphen after the two Ts. gett-
ing. Or, maybe it was the other way around, I don't remember and I really don't give a fuck. Who doesn't just put the whole word on the next line down?

I commend them for dissing the most asinine language there is.
 
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