I have a T-shirt with “meh” printed on it. I was in a small bookstore wearing it, and the old woman behind the counter asked what it meant. I shrugged and said, “meh.” She said she didn’t understand. Then she asked if it was “men” misspelled. My wife and I had to control ourselves to keep from laughing in her face.
Dinana on
December 29th, 2008 8:46 am
You must have been talking to my teenager!
Jem on
December 29th, 2008 8:58 am
LOL. All I can say is, “awesome”. You know the same people I know!
doesn’t meh originate from singlish?
Meh
Meh (/m??/), from Cantonese, is used to form questions expressing surprise or scepticism:
They never study meh? – Didn’t they study? (I thought they did.)
You don’t like that one meh? – You don’t like that? (I thought you did.)
Really meh? – Is that really so? (I honestly thought otherwise.)
-wikipedia
Zork on
January 5th, 2009 8:18 am
FINALLY, an explanation!
(Who needed one???)
Meh, I do actually prefer the “pika” expositition.
Educational, and fun for the whole family! Win, win!
Ahhh. So you’ve met my brother? Although he is usually the one at the computer.
That is SOOOOO true. one of my friends keeps asking me why i say “meh” and what it means
meh.
HA!! I love this one! I know many people who use Meh!!! Great!!!
I have a T-shirt with “meh” printed on it. I was in a small bookstore wearing it, and the old woman behind the counter asked what it meant. I shrugged and said, “meh.” She said she didn’t understand. Then she asked if it was “men” misspelled. My wife and I had to control ourselves to keep from laughing in her face.
You must have been talking to my teenager!
LOL. All I can say is, “awesome”. You know the same people I know!
Not even chickens want to go to Blockoland.
I’d heard that Oklahomans say that their state is OK because “mediocre” is too long.
This comic makes me pretty meh.
Another good one, Savage.
I use “meh” a lot. Thanks for this educational cartoon! :] … meh.
haha i LOVE this one.
doesn’t meh originate from singlish?
Meh
Meh (/m??/), from Cantonese, is used to form questions expressing surprise or scepticism:
They never study meh? – Didn’t they study? (I thought they did.)
You don’t like that one meh? – You don’t like that? (I thought you did.)
Really meh? – Is that really so? (I honestly thought otherwise.)
-wikipedia
FINALLY, an explanation!
(Who needed one???)
Meh, I do actually prefer the “pika” expositition.
You should do a follow-up on
“facepalm.”
This is my favorite all year!
I love your cartoons. Who know chickens were so witty? Juicy and delicious, yes. But witty?
Whenever anyone asks me, I just tell them it means “F*** You” in Spanish… their reaction is usually…interesting…
Shopped.
Great cartoon.
hahaha!!.. “meh” is like a national language @singapore ..
you can try other terms like “Lor”, “Huh?” etc .. =P
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