Hi there!
My name is Francisco, I’m from Portugal!
I’ve been meaning to introduce myself here for a couple of weeks now. And finally have a good excuse to do so:
It should read:
ﾎﾘﾖﾊﾔﾘﾊﾖ
ﾖﾙﾉﾆ
Help please? Thank you!
First of all, PORTUGAL CARALHOOOO!!! 
Second of all, I’ve no idea 
I can make up some words from that katakana, but I have this feeling that it’s just random katakana that someone thought it looked cool and printed on a t-shirt? 
Your katakana is accurate though. Wondering why you wrote the small version of it (e.g. ﾎﾘ) instead of writing ホリ though. Using the phone?
Oreos is オレオ in Japanese, so I guess not?
Olá compadre!
But yeah, I wrote it like that simply because I didn’t know there was a different way to write it haha.
I don’t think it’s random though. The guy is very self aware of what he wears and it’s always music or meme related stuff.
I have no idea about this oreo thing, but welcome to the forum 
Really nice, that you did jump in so early! I think it’s an extremely good idea to spend some time reading and chatting here.
Cheers,
~T 
Hey, thank you for the warm welcome! I figured i’d say hello as a means to give me some extra motivation haha
Drats, I came to this post expecting to get Oreos!
Also, hi and welcome. 
Hello and welcome!
I’ve been trying to parse that string of katakana in all sorts of ways, but it doesn’t make sense. Either it’s complete gibberish, or it somehow looks like something else in latin alphabet, but I can’t make sense of it. Maybe some senpai here know more.
If it is not random, then it’s not Japanese. It doesn’t look like Japanese at all, more like katakana used in some other way. For example, there is no long vowels such as ヨー or diacritics such as バ. No digraphs such as リョ and no discernible use of particles (written in hiragana or katakana). In short, it’s gibberish in Japanese but perhaps not gibberish in some other language.
Could it be the guy’s name?
Maybe it is gibberish 
I think he’s name is Eliot
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The rabbit hole goes deeper than I expected haha
I think “HORIYOHAYARIHAYO” does mean “HELP” in any language because that’s what you say when you’re drowning.
It all makes sense now
wait! did you make this? or did the gif already exist and the shirt is a reference to it?
wait! did you make this? or did the image already exist and the MissMisc is a reference to it?
