“I snapped this picture last week in St. Petersburg of a billboard advertising a local
Japanese restaurant. Unfortunate name and slogan.”
Submitted by Joe A.
“I snapped this picture last week in St. Petersburg of a billboard advertising a local
Japanese restaurant. Unfortunate name and slogan.”
Submitted by Joe A.
Wow really
Was this made up before or after the tsunami hit japan?
Yeah, because creating a business name, filing the necessary paper work, building an establishment, hiring a wait staff, and getting a huge ass billboard in little than 2 weeks, all just for a Japanese Sushi restaurant to take a jab at their home country. Yeah, that’s totally what happened.
Hey just look at that aflac dude.
he did it just with his twitter account lol.
Oh and yeah I think that’s what exactly happened.
I hope you’re just joking and not being serious.
They didn’t open up a restaurant and started advertising to make fun of Japan, it’s that simple.
Tsunami – Catch the wave! …It just… EPIC
their next slogan will be taste the radiation
Too bad taken from Chernobyl Grill ™
Nuclear Melt Steak Sandwich or Curie Curry?
curie curry lol
@BLAHBLAH: I’ll bet you’re the only one that understands that one. I was waiting on someone to bitch about me insulting their ignorance.
bullshit
This is author’s fail. There is no Palms in St. Petersburg.
English billboard in Russia? DOUBLE FAIL
I truly hope you aren’t that stupid.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Petersburg,_Florida
You’ve been educated, son.
I assume this is a joke, but just in case… psst.. it’s St. Petersburg, Florida.
St Petersburg, Florida…
Oh yeah, they also use USD in Russia. Can’t you read $9.99 lunches? Fuckwit!
Jeez…talk about Epic Fail.
A sign for the atheists .. if only you could have stopped her from praying ..
I just think its funny you have to turn on Tyrone
That didn’t stop the awesome heavy metal band Anthrax
i ate there the other day…pretty good…no nuclear reactor taste
i know were that is, i live on 22nd street rotfl
there’s way more than just one restaurant named Tsunami. it’s been around as a common restaurant name for years.