We don’t have an iPhone, but when we recently bought a new toilet seat to replace our old, cracked one, we got the next best thing. The copy-cat brand name reminded me of the days when we had “flip phones”:
While walking, Susan took this picture of a “food pagoda,” a localized version of the old food pyramid:
The writing on this airsick bag struck me as funny, particularly given the name of the airline:
The replacement bumper on this Hyundai leaves doubts about the quality of the supplier:
One of the things that we really enjoy is the overwhelming, amazing, tremendous use of superlatives in advertisements:
Even global brands seem to exaggerate a bit. We wonder if this toothpaste can strengthen our enamel enough so that we can crack lobster claws with our teeth:
There is also the risk of misused contractions … 
So, to maintain consistency with that final banner, please don’t comment on this post!
only in China, would a toothpaste brand advertise by showing a picture of someone biting a crab claw… that’s hilarious.
I like the food pagoda…! It’s interesting to see adaptations like that…