Jun 2, 2009

better late than never, I guess...

WHY IS THIS THE FIRST TIME I HAVE BEEN EXPOSED TO ZUIIKIN' ENGLISH?

I assure you, it will not be the last.



11 comments:

  1. Good lord...I've had "I have a bad case of diarrhea" stuck in my head for hours now.

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  2. And I just don't understand the concept behind that bandanna on the ponytailed Jason Alexander...

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  3. Now me know how say 'I have a bad case of Diahreeeeaaaa!' So doctol know that Megumi is not feer vely werr and need go hostpitar! And megumi also get workout!

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  4. I'm seeing this WAAAAAY out of context. But I'm guessing in or out of context is equally disturbing and hilarious, no? What's next? How to say: "Where are the hari-kari blades? I am unwed and pregnant with the child of a deformed fishmonger."

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  5. Sorry, I am laughing too hard to post anything else! :D THANK YOU so much for posting this!!!!

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  6. Thank you for making my day. XD

    I'm now trying to imagine the creative meeting where they decide what phrases are important enough to include in the lesson and what specialized dance moves will best communicate the chosen message. Because the move for "diarrhea" is pretty perfect.

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  7. I really wanted to put "STACIE PONDER has a bad case of diarrhea" for my Facebook status update, but I decided against it for REALLY OBVIOUS reasons.

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  8. My brain is still hurting. WOW. Just when I think I've seen it all from Japan... I've spent half my life there and somehow missed out on this english show - thank you for bringing it to the masses!

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  9. The repeated zooms into armpits are...nice?

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  10. What if she was only robbed by one guy?

    I could have sworn in the second video they were going to break into, "Nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!"

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