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Reader Lynn sent me this photo of a pair men's swimming shorts from Wal-Mart. Since she is a Japanese major, it was odd to her to see hiragana characters meaning "pocket-sized book" printed on the shorts.
I confirmed this with Alan, and he says:
But as to why someone would want to have this written on their swimming trunks, I have no idea. Bizarre!
Of course, we both think it was meant to be a jab at the wearer's testicle size or the popular sport of pocket pool.
P.s. why do people still shop at Wal-Mart?!
I confirmed this with Alan, and he says:
The hiragana is clearly しゅうちんぼん [shuuchinbon], which is the Japanese reading of 袖珍本, meaning a "pocket-sized book" which was perhaps the size of today's paperback books, a handy size for carrying in the sleeves of kimono.
But as to why someone would want to have this written on their swimming trunks, I have no idea. Bizarre!
Of course, we both think it was meant to be a jab at the wearer's testicle size or the popular sport of pocket pool.
P.s. why do people still shop at Wal-Mart?!
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