Store Name Fail

Posted on September 5th, 2009


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  • 18 Comments on “Store Name Fail”

    1. lommax says:

      well yea im going to say nothing is wrong with this i seen clothing stores with odd names

    2. VanishingPoint says:

      The problem is that in some languages the word “magazine” is the word for “store”, (not sure what is the name for the words that are similar in pronunciation, but different in meaning is), so, being a non-native speaker, at first, i couldn’t realize for a second what was wrong with that.

      • penis says:

        yea, must be french

      • Quebec_Punky says:

        In french, especially in Quebec we say Magasin, but take notice that we do not pronounce the n ending the same way you do. Sorry if I make mistake, in just a fucking frog :P

    3. LOLLLLLLLL says:

      some1 really wanted 2 get on epic fail

    4. Gallade says:

      Possible explanation:In that country they’re so poor they can only read the labels of shirts

      • Happy Camper says:

        I’m gonna guess that the country is so poor they only have 1 sign manufacturer & he lacks creativity. ;-) lol

    5. Jess says:

      Yeah, “magazine(s)” is French for “mall” or “store”. Not so epic of a fail.

    6. Ben says:

      Magazine = from M.Fr. magasin “warehouse, depot, store”.

      Not fail, just a store using the original meaning of the word.

    7. InnO says:

      What I can see is that there are a lot of stuff way out of the thief detectors…

    8. Lenka says:

      Whoever submitted this is an ignorant idiot. English is not the only language used in the whole world!

    9. Simon says:

      I like that store, they sell some cool stuff, a lot of vintage clothes. It’s in between Ueno and Okatchimachi stations in Tokyo.

    10. Dude says:

      Magazine is french for magasine
      or the word for shopping

    11. Hailey says:

      …It’s just a fail because, in English, magazine does not mean store, & I’m guessing the person who submitted this & the proprietors of this website are in English-speaking countries. So, to other people in English speaking countries it’s funny. It’s not trying to be ignorant & say English is the only language, it’s just supposed to appeal to English-speakers.

    12. Saz says:

      The word magazine originates in the Arabic language (if you go way back) and comes from the word ‘makhazin’ which as mentioned above, means an area of storage. The English word magazine is loosely based on this idea, magazines store knowledge, pictures, stories etc.

    13. Bon G. O'Fury says:

      I don’t get it.
      It’s french and it simply means “stores”.
      Apart from the fact that english isn’t the only language on planet earth I still don’t get the “FAIL”.


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