AJ spotted this goofy warning as we unloaded boxes today: “Be Against Trampled.” I should think so.
Sounds like either a public safety campaign or an edgy name for a band.
We’ll throw the box in with the pigs and see what they make of it. I don’t think they’ll have any compunctions about trampling it.
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This kind of thing so tickles my funny bone. I bought Normandy a hot water bottle five or so years ago and had to write down the instructions they cracked me up so. Here they are –
1 Heat water bag is use in medical treatment health and common live to get warm.
2 The water temperature that the heat water bag used should be around 90 C. The water should be not over 2/3 than the capacity of the heat water bag.
3 After filling water, must let the air in the heat water bag out and let the screw tight. Check if there is leak water phenomenon.
4 When baby use the heat water bag, should let the heat water bag a little far from baby.
5 When the heat water bag is used or storage must avert it to be weight on or stabed, not touch sour, alkali, oil and sunlight shoot.
6 Storage heat water bag should fill a little air inside. Put it in shady environment.
7 The dirt on the heat water bag can be washed by soap water than use water to wash it clean.
8 The heat water bag should not be put in the display window so long time, especially the display window in the sunlight shoot.
The thing about automatic translation is that occasionally you get brilliant constructions that are also syntactically correct, or nearly so. I could just picture a bunch of professors from the Mathematics department trying to hook up the new K-cup machine in their office. “Check if there is leak water phenomenon.”
Thanks for sharing.