Shark skin has also been used as sandpaper in the past due to how abrasive it is

So if you're going to bang a shark girl (or guy), you might need more protection than just a condom.

its not really "engrish" if they just spelled everything wrong to be ironic is it

margattt said:

its not really "engrish" if they just spelled everything wrong to be ironic is it

An ironic typo is still a typo.

FRien said:

An ironic typo is still a typo.

"What you get when non-native English speakers try to speak or write in correct English, but fail."
but theyre not trying to write in correct english

margattt said:

"What you get when non-native English speakers try to speak or write in correct English, but fail."
but theyre not trying to write in correct english

No.
If I was to call you a moron but do it ironically, I'd still be calling you a moron.

FRien said:

ironic

You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means.

I don't think this is even what engrish would look like. They're just writing it goofy (which the person portrayed does as well)

JS2057 said:

I don't think this is even what engrish would look like. They're just writing it goofy (which the person portrayed does as well)

Unfortunately, I don't believe we have a tag for intentional mangling of a language.

blindVigil said:

Unfortunately, I don't believe we have a tag for intentional mangling of a language.

We probably should then? There are a few technical terms such as malaprop and cacography, but "intentional text error" or "parody misspelling" or something like that could work

Might wanna fact check this one.