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[Photos] Engl(ish) T-Shirts From Around Asia

As the nuances of English sometimes elude even native speakers, perhaps it’s no surprise that those with a less firm grasp of the language often struggle to correctly identify which words and idioms are appropriate for slapping on clothing.

From "Crap Your Hands" to "Who the Fuck is Jesus?" and our personal favorite, "PeanutButterChocolateBar MotherFucker", the East Asian-made garments below feature text that ranges from inadvertently hilarious to nonsensical (but still hilarious), courtesy of Bored Panda.

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