




Here are a few little dittys for you. The first one is a misspelling of the word Nike. Look closely to see the word Nikh. Kinda sounds the same I guess. The second picture is just a nice shot of the loaded downess that the Korean's are known for when traveling on some of the most dangerous streets in the world- always a good idea to be as loaded down as possible. The others are pretty self explanitory- we love finding these mishaps in translation. It's one of the great joys in our lives living in a foregin country. Hope you enjoy them as well!
Kelly