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This certainly qualifies as a non-story.

 

But that's what happens when you use an online translator (which those guys probably did.)

 

I used one typing in "It's going to happen" got a Japanese translation then cut and pasted that phrase into the translation box and in English it came back as "It will probably happen." Such is life with translations. The writer of the article is stretching it a bit to call it an insult.

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Reminds me of when some guy (or gal) goes in to get a tattoo of Japanese characters that they think means "Strength and Honor" and it turns out to mean, well, "Happy Panty Fun Party"
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The writer saying that the writer is stretching it to say it's an insult is entirely off his rocker, or at least so says a buddy who was a U.S. consular official in Japan for eight years. "Their (sic) very attuned to American portrayals of Japanese and spend a lot of attention on Japanese players playing in the United States," says the friend, who is an Orioles fan and perhaps speaks better Japanese than English. By the way, how do I get "It's An Accident!" into my endcredit?
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By the way, how do I get "It's An Accident!" into my endcredit?

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"Their (sic) very attuned to American portrayals of Japanese and spend a lot of attention on Japanese players playing in the United States," says the friend,

 

I think that they should know as well as we do that the translations are very rough and often meaningless. Engish.com illustrates the difficulty in translation pretty well. There's a bar near my girlfriend's hometown called "Angel Raper". I think the real point is: if you don't speak the language, don't use it publicly, because most of the time you'll look like a moron.

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Those guys over on Northsidebaseball.com sure are a funny bunch. I'm not laughing because of their attitudes after only 4 games, but just at the stuff they say. Good thread to read is the one titled: "If you had to trade a veteran who would it be." I was seriously laughing out loud at some of the posts.
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I'm disrespectful to dirt!

 

Can you see I am serious!

 

Get out of my way, all of you!

 

This is no place for loafers.

 

Join me or die.

 

Can you do any less?

 

For lucky best wash, use Mr. Sparkle.

 

Mistahhhh Spahkuuuuuulllllh!
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Happy Panty Fun Party

 

Do not taunt Happy Panty Fun Party...

 


Crazy long signatures and quoting aside, there are some witty posters there.

 

Ugh - you said it, Stevo. I do agree with your general point, too. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif

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"I had a small house of brokerage on Wall Street... many days no business come to my hut...... but Jimmy has fear? A thousand times no! I never doubted myself for a minute, for I knew that my monkey strong bowels were girded with strength like the loins of a dragon ribboned with fat and the opulence of buffalo...... dung. Glorious sunset of my heart was fading. Soon the super karate monkey death car would park in my space. But Jimmy has fancy plans... and pants to match. The monkey clown horrible karate round and yummy like cute small baby chick would beat the donkey."

 

EDIT:

 

"I was flicking through the channels on the TV, on a Sunday in Milwaukee in the rain,
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Bumping the thread to share this (courtesy of The Yost Infection). This shirt is being sold outside Wrigley Field.

 

I don't understand...do they want to sign Robert Horry? http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif

 

 

 

 

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Wow, that shirt is supposed to show their support for a Japanese player/fan? Why not throw a picture of LittleBoy on there and say "we`re gonna bomb the competition this year".
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You won't see me wearing one of those shirts. Definitely in bad taste! It was probably dreamed up by a White Sox fan.

I happen to know fairly well one of the outside shirt vendors who is also a beer vendor inside. If I see him peddling that shirt, I 'll let him know how disrespectful I think it is. (As in I'll never buy another beer from him. Hit him where it really hurts.)

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My friends in Chicago tell me they see dudes dressed as samurai in the bleachers at Wrigley all the time these days and once even saw a couple girls dressed as geishas.

 

This makes me wonder if when Lou Merloni or Kapler went over to Japan there were dudes dressed as cowboys or GI Joe (or rabbis!) in the stands.

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SeriesFinale wrote:

 

This makes me wonder if when Lou Merloni or Kapler went over to Japan there were dudes dressed as cowboys or GI Joe (or rabbis!) in the stands.

Actually, I did see flags that represented the countries of a few South America players on the team. No America stuff though.

 

And Cubfan,

Good on you!...it is pretty classless to make that shirt. Im all for xenophobic sterotypes and the humor you can have with them...but there is a line people need to be mindful off. ie...dont peddle it to the masses

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