Signs
While driving to work yesterday morning, I saw the message on the mudguard of the truck in front of me: Walang matinong kumpare sa alembong na kumare. On my way to rehearsals later in the afternoon, I spotted this new photocopying shop in UP Village: Pakopya Ni Edgar.
Ah, the Pinoy humor! I remember back when I was still working in an advertising agency, two of our female officemates decided to put up a tailoring business, and they asked us copywriters to come up with name studies for their shop. My favorite was I Sew Design because it came with a built-in jingle, thanks to Ace Of Base.
Times like these we need all the laughter and joy we can get.
Ah, the Pinoy humor! I remember back when I was still working in an advertising agency, two of our female officemates decided to put up a tailoring business, and they asked us copywriters to come up with name studies for their shop. My favorite was I Sew Design because it came with a built-in jingle, thanks to Ace Of Base.
Times like these we need all the laughter and joy we can get.
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Sa isang dingding somewhere in Bulacan:
Bawal umihi dito.
Putol t*t*
Warak k*k*
water refilling station somewhere in Cavite: Harry Water
A restauranbt goes by the name "PekPek Carenderia" and the menu? HIMAS PEKPEK - Hipon Malasado, Kropek, Pinekpek'n
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Hahaha. I miss those funny signs. True-blue Pinoy-isms. Been trying to think of specific examples that I remember, pero wala akong maalala kundi itong sign sa mga jeep: "God knows Judas not pay".
think you guys might enjoy this book called "ngalang pinoy" it's a collection of humorous names and signs in the philippines. it's published by tahanan pacific books. it's around Php 275 not a bad deal. :)) hehehe...sorry for the plugging, joel.
hmmm i was part of that book! i should ask tahanan to send me a copy he he
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