Contrary to popular belief, fish balls are not made from the testicles of male fish. They are, in fact, traditionally made from fish meat made into a paste and rolled into balls. However, fish is getting expensive these days, so most of the fish balls you can find are made with a large percentage of flour and flavorings.
In Hong Kong, fish balls are commonly found in street stalls and in restaurants. They can be served on sticks, in bowls, with soup and noodles, with curry, in hot pot, etc.
Sam-I-Am: Would you like some fish balls?
Random person: WTF?! Fish BALLS? No way!
Sam: Would you like them in a house? Would you like them with a mouse?
Random person: I do not like fish balls. I do not like them, Sam-I-Am.
Sam: Would you eat them in a box? Would you eat them with a fox?
(Fast forward to 10 minutes later)
Random person: Say! I do like these fish balls! They're so chewy and bouncy!
In brazilian portuguese, fish ball cat sounds like "Fiz boquete"
and the translation just means "I did a blowjob"
when you are young at school you learn simple words as cat, dog, ball, fish, duck...
So people made that playing words to prank their friends
how do you say (peixe) in English? Fish
and (Bola) ? Ball and (gato) ? cat
now repeat all together : fish ball cat - fiz boquete
Apparently, according to the Brazilian funk song "Aula de Inglês" "fish ball cat" means fellatio.
"Fish ball cat", when spoken by a Carioca sounds like "fiz ballcatch" which means "I did 'ballcatch'". This apparently means the speaker sucked a dick, caught a "ball"
O quê que é peixe?
É fish.
O quê que é bola?
É ball.
O quê que é gato?
É cat.
Fish ball cat.