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Did they really call it SCAT?

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Yes, we do know of scatting as a form of singing in jazz where the human voice is used as an instrument and no real words are used. But the first time we saw the name of this store in a mall right on the corner of Huaihai Lu and Maoming Lu, we were like, "Oh my God, did they really call it scat?" because the first thing that comes to our mind (and maybe we do have a gutter mind) is a certain bodily function, or rather, a by-product of that bodily function, and oh, a whole range of sexual practises related to it. Did you also know there are entire clubs dedicated to it? We know because we've been to one in a cellar bar in Berlin's infamous Nollendorf Platz (that's right before the party started) and lasted not more than five minutes.

Seen any other unbelievable store names while shopping around Shanghai? Why don't you snap a picture and send it to us at info AT shanghaiist DOT com?

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  • guest

    I think this speaks more to your owen obsessions, Kenneth T. Remember, no news is good news, and the same should apply to Shanghaiist.

  • Kenneth Tan

    Hmmm.... I think there is a reason why Urban Dictionary puts it as the first definition.

  • guest

    Guest, Maybe you need to get out more. Not everyone comes from where you come from.

  • guest

    Dude, you should get out more often, you're getting a bit self referential... Where I come from it's what you say when you want the cat to get off the dinner table, but hey, that's just me.

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