come come

Vreet vreet, dus. Maar wat betekent het in het Japans? De Giant Cabbage weet het in ieder geval niet.

Trevor @ 4 November 2003 9:42 AM

Tags: pictures

Categories

Related posts

• reisje langs het rutbeek
• oververhit
• paard van gaddafi
• terug naar het land
• bierdrinken in china

Previous/next post

Comments

1. JWdB
   9:08 PM on 7 November 2003

   Between, between. Drink a chair.

2. Trevor
   10:32 PM on 7 November 2003

   Is that serious or what?

3. JWdB
   12:01 AM on 8 November 2003

   Entre, entre. Tome una silla.
   Not exactly the equivalent of ‘irasshaimase’, but good enough for a restaurant.
   (I’m still working on finding out the meaning of “kome kome”, if there is such.)

4. Trevor
   3:42 PM on 8 November 2003

   I still have the feeling I’m floating in a parallel universe, but that may be the flu wearing off.

5. JWdB
   4:33 PM on 10 November 2003

   As a matter of fact, the japanese word ‘kome’ means ‘rice’. So it is rather appropriate.
   (Misschien komt daar het nederlandse ‘kommetje rijst’ vandaan.)
   Or maybe the owner of the restaurant is a fan of the erstwhile popular music group ‘Kome Kome Club’.

Feeds: RSS2 · Atom

Trackback link.

Tell me if the spam dragon gives you a hard time. Log in if you want to be really foul.