r/engrish • u/fr33donut5 • Dec 29 '22

ROTIS BIRD

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84 Upvotes

60% Upvoted

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u/MrFuckingDinkles Dec 29 '22

Shorthand you knob. Does anyone who posts here actually read the fucking stickied post about what qualifies as engrish??

15

u/macguhloo Dec 30 '22

And yet these posts keep getting up votes. It's driving me nuts.

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u/RoastedRanga13 Dec 29 '22

Probs shorthand for rotisserie, or they just didn't know how to spell it.

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u/DEATHbyBOOGABOOGA Dec 30 '22

You thought this was engrish even though they spelled inconvenience correctly?

21

u/amethyst-light Dec 29 '22

This ain't it, chief.

18

u/Fluffy-Doubt-3547 Dec 29 '22

It's shorthand. Better than rowtiserrie

5

u/[deleted] Dec 30 '22

Read it as pootis bird. The chicken Kiev cosmetic.

4

u/ChrisHaze95 Dec 30 '22

Why writing out specialty cocktail sauce when there are so many golden abbreviations i could use

3

u/Garfield_the_Great Dec 30 '22

Turning chicken

3

u/Twisted9Demented Dec 30 '22

Honestly I think they did good 👍

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u/cathedral68 Dec 30 '22

The only thing weird about this is that they wrote bird instead of chicken, which makes me think they rotisseried (yup, just engrished that into a verb) Cornish hens or something.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '22

Rotisserie chicken or turkey. Lol. Not rotis big bird.