So remember when I was reminiscing about Koala Yummies? Well, coolest person ever at my work ordered some from Japan or Korea or wherever they are made now and now I have some Koala Yummies. Side note, apparently they are called Koala's March and not Koala Yummies. Well. Moral (or morale) of the story, I can't read what these things say except: "Koala's March Party Pack". Apparently, the people in Asia know that Americans like to party, so they put the word "party" in ingrish.
So. I need someone to translate for me. What does: mountain, squiggly N, yen symbol, British pound symbol, sideways horseshoe, letter D with an accent next to it mean?
And why is the Koala on the front of the bag doing simple math? And the other one appears to be digging for oil while trying to be seductive. It's not working Ms. Whore Koala. She probably has cholera anyway (too soon?)
<-----Ms. Whore Koala. On the other side is an oil rig. I don't understand either
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