Asia Trip 2009 : Singapore : Aquarama 2009 : GEX : Magical Water

[TLkmDN]

MAN that is CRAZYYYYY! picture an arapaima and RTCs and AROWS chilling with sharks! cud be my dreams cum true x_X

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

NUTZ!

 

[arkmann]

if they are scientist trying to sell a new product and they are calling a fish a "fresh". yes, in my mind that shows that maybe they have not put as much effort or research as possible into what they are doing. i mean i know that this is overseas, but i would still think someone should have caught that on a poster that is going to be up to promote thier new product.

You'd be surprised at how many (not that much) Japanese scientist can speak English. Better yet, go visit the Japan and you'd be laughing in tears because of all the grammatically wrong (funny) signs/posters. Last time I checked though, they are one of the front runners of R&D and new technology.

Does grammatical errors matter? No because English is not the universal language, I believe its math.

Anyways I was looking at the stock in the tank and I was expecting a gold fish and sure enough, there it is.

I agree with the post above. The tank has the hardier fish in it and none of the more exotic, expensive, or more sensitive ones such as asian arowana or other sensitive tropical fish.

 

[benzjamin13]

Wow

 

[manfromnantucket]

ITS JESUS WATER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LOL

 

[Mobatic]

whoa...that is crazy

 

[indiana.dutton]

guppies and morrays would be so sweet!

 

[jcardona1]

interesting. and who cares about the bad english. at least they took the time to translate, could have left it all in the native language

 

[michael]

I want to try it, where do you get it?

 

[Delhezi222]

MAN that is CRAZYYYYY! picture an arapaima and RTCs and AROWS chilling with sharks! cud be my dreams cum true x_X

I tried, but all I see is a bunch of arowana and catfish corpses and some sharks that not surprisingly aren't very hungry...