Can you read this Japanese text? - Page 2

BlueSkyJaunte · 07-27-2011, 04:43 PM

"Me love you long time, GI!"

Zeke · 07-27-2011, 04:45 PM

All I can see is how not to stack the boxes. You can just about fill in the rest.

It's a freakin' shipping box. What do you think it says?

BlueSkyJaunte · 07-27-2011, 05:13 PM

Now, seriously: Taisaku zumi shina (or hin).

"Already dealt with." or "Already squared away."

romad · romad's Garage

this end down

djmcmath · 07-27-2011, 05:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cashflyer

Well, it's a little known fact that Japanese characters are based on imagery. Putting these images together results in a well-formed idea.

The first image is a guy vomiting into a full length urinal.
The second image is of a face, with angry eyes and a mustache.
The third image is of a woman running away from something.
The fourth image is the path a drunk driver takes going anywhere.
The fifth image is of three little houses.

Put together, this statement is clearly about your night out at the bar. Apparently whomever shipped you that box knows that you got sick, made the bar owner angry, scared off the women, and then drove home to your neighborhood.

Best post ever.

GH85Carrera · GH85Carrera's Garage

I guess one reason I love this place is the many strange and funny minds.

"Already dealt with." or "Already squared away." makes some sense. I can see that one at the outgoing customs office or shipping dock at the plant where it was made. The cardboard for the box and all the packing filled up our dumpster. It is just amazing to me that a simple piece of paper with one little piece of tape on it made the trip on the outside of that huge box. I presume it was put into a shipping container and shipped to their USA warehouse, and then trucked from California to Oklahoma. And for the curious it is a 64 inch wide format printer that was in the box.