English on T-Shirts in Japan
I'm teaching English in the evenings and today one of my students, a cute woman around 30 wore what she thought was a "fashionable" T-Shirt.
She told me she bought it used just this weekend.
(I'm always doing small talk at the beginning of my lessons.)
The text on it was "I ♡ BIG COCK".
I asked her if she knew what it means, but she said no.
I told her to look it up when she got home, because it's not appropriate for an English lesson. She laughed and thought I was pulling her leg.
But I kept grinning, so she asked me several times to explain it. Well, and I hesitatingly did.
Man, did she get red in the face. :P It was awesome.
I bet she threw that shirt out as soon as she got home.
Everybody, do your research when buying clothes with text on them!
She told me she bought it used just this weekend.
(I'm always doing small talk at the beginning of my lessons.)
The text on it was "I ♡ BIG COCK".
I asked her if she knew what it means, but she said no.
I told her to look it up when she got home, because it's not appropriate for an English lesson. She laughed and thought I was pulling her leg.
But I kept grinning, so she asked me several times to explain it. Well, and I hesitatingly did.
Man, did she get red in the face. :P It was awesome.
I bet she threw that shirt out as soon as she got home.
Everybody, do your research when buying clothes with text on them!
10 năm trước đây
About 10 years ago in Korea I was shopping in a supermarket, and I come across orange juice called 'Cool Piss'!
I'm kinda looking forward to next week's lesson.