The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for November 16, 2012

Uber snerk!!!

Of course, because so few things are still made in the USA.

I think the common Spanish line would be “¿Que paso?”, directly translated as “What has happened?”. It’s used somewhat like “What’s up?” in English.

Once again, superb!

你好吗? just translates as Hello?, or Okay? in Simplified Chinese.

You’ve got quite the gall to suggest that.

I used to get Foreigner objects mixed up with Journey objects all the time.

You are GOOOOOOD!

你好吗? Literally translated it says “Are you good?” but actually saying “How are you doing?”or simply Whaaaazuppp! in Chinese :-)

Luckily no Japanese objects in there (in close proximity to the Chinese object).

Worry if the doc says “it’s all greek to him”.

I object to that remark.

do you pay duty on foreign objects when they come out in your duty?

…but he was Hungary…

That’s like Noam Chomsky trying to win a debate I saw by quoting Japanese newspapers: who would even know if he was lying?

Ich bien ein tapeworm

Classic!I passed one of those and cussed in 5 languages for an hour!

There should be an accent on the E in “Que.” The period is a bit odd, but not unprecedented.

That’s International Objects ;-)