Originally published at: http://boingboing.net/2016/11/03/chinese-officials-unamused-by.html
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It’s a public safety issue. Officials are trying to avoid attracting Kaiju.
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someone left the cake out in the rain.
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“Where do you think you are? Japan?”
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Oh no!
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They were just asking for ants. 
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Ants you say?
Yes i can see how that would be an issue.
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It would have been easier to dismantle had they used chorks.
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“MmmRAWK!” Loosely translated, this means"The cake is a lie!"
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I vaguely remember having heard this as a child , but I’m so glad to hear it again and truly understand its meaning.
Thank you for a perfect moment of synchronicity and completion of context.
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Reminds me of Eddie Izzards Cake or Death bit.
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Google translate fail.
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To be fair, I think if someone tried this in Austin, those decorations would probably come down pretty fast. Building regs. here are very weird.
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I blame Big Pie for the anti-cake regulations.
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It seemed like a good idea on paper.
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You can’t habitate your cake and eat it too.
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Do you want to attract MechaCash, because that’s how you get MechaCash!
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Must have been a visiting Taiwanese person if they’re using traditional Chinese script to speak Mandarin.
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