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Published: 2005-03-17 03:41:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 23719; Favourites: 220; Downloads: 2629
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Acrylic + Ink on Hardbordβ’11" x 14"
2005
"Me Play Joke" was inspired by the popular rhyme about the chinese and their supposed tendency to play jokes on others. Jokes that involve urinating in the person's coca-cola.
The rhyme goes:
Me Chinese
Me Play Joke
Me Go Pee-Pee
In Your Coke.
enjoy!
-Luke
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me american
so me smart
me no drink
the pee pee part.
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I was told that that rhyme was racist and that I should never say it. The rhyme also hints that Chinese people are incapable of learning English properly. Chinese people don't piss in each other's drinks.
Hate that rhyme.
Otherwise, nice picture.
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Haha, awesome painting. I adore Pandas and the little rhyme that goes with it tops it off. Brilliantly painted in your usual style
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OMG! We used to do this thing in like...3rd grade. Mind you, this was a good 8 years ago, but still...
We held our hands together, like we're praying. You go up to someone and say "Open the fridge." They open ur hands. You say "Take out the Coke," they take out an imaginary bottle of Coke. You say "Put the Coke back," they put it back in ur hands. You say "Close the fridge," and once ur hands are closed u say "Me chinese, my play joke, me go pee pee in your Coke!"
Lmao...good times, good times
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I really adore your style and almost every piece in your gallery
I'll have to favourite a few of them... but this one is definitely my favourite of all!
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Very funny, and slightly disturbing. Awesome work!
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Haha, excellent. I'd so forgotten about that rhyme...
May have to re-introduce it my my little sister once she's a bit older... *much laughing* Good job hun :3
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There used to be a UK brand of cola called 'Panda Cola'.
Now I know how it was made.
No wonder you don't see it any more.
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Blahaha. Awesome. Forgot about that rhyme. When I was a kid, it was actually modified with the person-being-mocked's name instead of "Chinese".
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Ah yes, the classic rhyme, and the many variations thereof. Good times in the past, great art in the present, and many untold wonders for the future.
- Zen
"We'll make it up to you in the year 2000"
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it's cute!
but im chinese and i dont know anyone who has peed in someones coke.
funny though if you don't think about it.
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the panda seems so sad.
as if playing his joke is a heavy burden to bear.
awesome.
kit.
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Haha! That is so GREAT. Kids at school used to love chanting those rhymes around me.
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ROFL. hilarious. the rhyme is pure genious. i first didn't get the picture but after reading the rhyme... well: my jaws hurt from laughter
thank you, u just made my day
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HAHAHAHA.
That amused me greatly.
Nice to see a sense of humor
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I remember in elementary school everyone used to go around saying that. XD Nice work as always! ^_^
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very very cool. should make it into a postcard
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thats a classic rhyme
but I cant remember what was the joke that had it as a punch line
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hehe i dont know if you get it in the US but in the UK there is a really cheap brand of cola called panda pops and my imediate thought was that this was a comment on their products.
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haha
i remember that
boy was i racist back then!
i like it
just the tail looks off, maybe it should be more to the right!
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Interesting. When I was little, I instead heard this version:
"Me Chinese, me no dumb, me climb up my daddy's bum"...
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Lucky for me I drink Pepsi *shameless plug*!
Love the humor in this one - great mood set here.
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oh i love the song
awsome piece
really
made me smile
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wow.. i remember that. wasn't there something about a fridge aswell..
very good *thumbs up*
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Haha! What a great rhyme! Maybe it's my inner-child talking, but it really made me laugh.
The painting is great, really goes well with the rhyme, fantastic job!
*faves*
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