In Cantonese, the Chinese dialect spoken in Hong Kong, “seven”, or “chat” is a mild euphemism for the male member.
“This is 7” is translated as “This is Penis.”
Obama has been on the waiting list since it was first announced.
HT/ The Big Owe
22 Comments on “This is 7”: Apple’s New iPhone Slogan is Not Going Over Well in Hong Kong
Comments are closed.
Screw that two-bit male whore Hussein with an elephant’s “7”. Like momma, like boy/girl.
I can’t believe they still don’t have live tiles for the iPhone.
Why didn’t they just call it iDick?
Great advertising
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBoD5epmeOA
(satire)
I’m going to copyright “Foreskin” and “Trojan” brand cases.
I’ve been on the Samsung Galaxy SPenis for some time now. Why would I need an iPhone Penis?
Damn it, now every time I see someone talking on a cell phone I’ll be thinking “Penis”.
Siri get a sex change operation?
This is Spinal Penis.
Does that make it an iBone?
No more face time.
I’m now into numerology.
Formerly Peter
Would you believe I was the manager of a 7-11…?
😉
So, the real meaning of 7-UP is ‘Penis UP’?
@Vietvet:
So, you have an 11″ ding-dong?
John Holmes still has you beat LOL.
Where’s that dirty-minded Bad Brad when you need him LOL?
Honk if you remember all the executive geniuses at Chevrolet scratching their heads when the Nova was not selling at all in South America during the 1970s.
@greetingsfromyonkers: Well…I didn’t exactly say that. I said, “Would you BELIEVE…”.
greetingsfromyonkers – No, but I do remember:
“Surprise her with a Kaiser, but amaze her with a Frazier”
That when I figured out why my old man went out and bought a Tucker!
@greetingsfromyonkers: Well…I didn’t exactly say that. I said, “Would you BELIEVE…?”.
(Learned that from Maxwell Smart)
🙂
@greetingsfromyonkers: P.S. – John Holmes has been dead since 1988, so I’m guessing even JohnS and Larry the Liberal have him beat by now.
😛
In the 1930s, the Gruen Watch Company sponsored the news on both NBC and the CBS radio Networks.
The live announcer used to end each commercial with, “For her birthday, men, give your wife a gorgeous Gruen.”
That always made Eleanor laugh out loud.