…a Cherry G83 with bavarian labeling like Pfüa God, Basd scho!, Grous, Fensterln, auffi, abbi in a squiggled font – seen yesterday in the window of Litec (had no camera with me, unfortunately); they have no photo on their shop website, but you can see it at pc-maeuse.de.
Seen earlier on frischgebloggt.de (which lists new posts from many German blogs), about a gunfight among Chinese in Neuss (German):
Headline translation: “Tirades in Germany?” (to the ENJOY blog (German) – corrected in the mean time)
Of course there are tirades in Germany! Way too many, especially from politicians! 
I doubt, however, that the Triads are that verbose. Regardless of how much – or how little – the police knows about them (and, yes, doubting their presence in this country is quite naive).
(Please don’t be mad, Rai – I don’t mean to be evil or insulting at all when I show small writing mistakes or foreign word errors; even large newspapers find themselves e.g. on Zwiebelfisch (German).)
In a few days, the “Volksfest” (public festival like the Oktoberfest, just much smaller) will start here in Pfaffenhofen — and the lokal savings bank uses that for advertising its “Wiesnpackage” (festival vouchers when buying certain investment products from them).
Quiz: What’s wrong here? Probably even some of my international visitors will know that…
(Apart from the fact that “Wiesn” is quite a euphemism for Pfaffenhofen’s festival ground…)
Spiegel Online has a bunch of over 20 strange cases (from German courts) and laws…
You want examples? 
