A girl managed to document all of these fake brands being old in China, many of which are only one or two letters away from the real brand name.
A selection of bad knockoff brands. Some of them are really hilarious.
If it was in the Western World, McDonald’s would sue any company that dared use its famous Golden Arches logo in their name. But in Asian countries and in the Middle East, people are more than willing to rip off the easily identifiable logo to make some bucks.
This picture of Steve Jobs looking very sick was taken last weekend. But apparently this is fake. I don't know, but for a photoshopped picture it looks quite good. What do you think?
These gladiators are participating in planned fights in London complete with realistic looking clothing and fake blood.
With all the rumors swirling around the upcoming release of the iPhone 5, the recent surfacing of a fake version from Shenzhen, China has some people wondering if the design is based on the real thing. What do you think?
Not everybody has a good sense of humor and can distinguish hilarious fake news from real. These Facebook users seem to believe everything The Onion says.
A collection of some of the most famous faked pictures ever taken. They include a funny George Bush reading a book upside down! Some of these photos are so realistic, you’ll be amazed! (I thought they were real!)
Chinese have extraordinary skills to fake any kind of products. Recently, a “beef extract” additive has been discovered that is being used by small restaurants in Jiangxi, Fujian, and Hefei to put more money in the pockets of restaurant owners by turning pork into beef. You only have to pour the additive over some pork for 90 minutes for the pork to smell and look like cooked beef.
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Do you find these faces entertaining or just plain upsetting? Apparently there is a certain Internet meme called “rage comics” and these frightening faces can be used and created for such a purpose.
Trollface
These are fake swimming pools in Japan and New York by Leandro Erlich. It looks like a real swimming pool with people swimming in it. Actually, there is only small amount of water and the people are in a room below the swimming pool.
You should be careful when you buy a hard drive that is made in China. There is a real possibility that you may get a 128MB flash drive rather than the 500GB hard drive that it is supposed to be. The Chinese are very ingenious when it comes to making a fake hard drive look like the real thing.
Taking a closer look at this 100 yuan bill will show you that Chairman Mao Zedong whose portrait you can see on the front has something on his lips. I just wonder if this picture is real or fake. What is your opinion?
These pictures were posted on one of the American deer hunters’ site. Their author assures that they were taken in Berwick, Louisiana. Surely, this mysterious beast looks horrible. But it’s most likely a fake photograph though the hunter claims it’s a real one. Anyway, if something like this comes out in the woods at night, anyone would be scared to death…
People get so creative when trying to explain scientific facts in a fun and easy-to-understand way. Even though their explanations are completely false, they will still make your laugh.
Previous parts:
Fake Science. Part 2 (18 pics)
The Chinese have learned to fake anything, even seaweed.
The various signs and writings in the photos in this post really tell it like it is. They are honest to a fault and are exactly what a restaurant or a restaurant worker would say if they were being perfectly honest. It’s a shame they are not real because they are funny.
When you post a classified ad on the Internet, you never know who will respond…
Other posts about emails, some are fakes and some are real, but all are funny:
Hilarious Babysitting Emails
Funny Gun Disguises
Funny Emails about 'Pets in the building' (6 pics)
Please, Design a Logo for me with Pie Charts… (11 pics)
New Business Meeting funny email (1 pic)
Soccer escort for a 10-year-old girl
Well, it is easy. They do the markings themselves :)
Beijing, the capital of China, is a very busy city and it is almost impossible to find a spot to park. So people are bringing some king of handmade “carpets” that match the color of the road with parking markings and then they put a fake parking sign and voila.
The police say they can only arrest these people if they catch them red-handed, otherwise they don’t touch them.
Take a well-known scientific fact and explain it in your own “false” way. The result will be hilarious just like in this post!
See also the first part of Fake Science.
Nice, huh!
But is this ‘hotelicopter’ the real deal? Well…
It is well-known that fake brands are rampant in some countries. They are sold at unreasonably low prices, some business retailers can make you laugh by showing their “false brand” goods.
A new portion of funny fake brands are right after the jump.
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Chinese Fake Brands (57 pics)
These amazing photos look like they are fake but they are not: They have not been Photoshopped and are 100% real.
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