Jose Capellan DFA'd

[brewizard]

As per the front page of Yahoo MLB. I didn't see a thread on this.

 

http://canadianpress.google.com/article/ALeqM5iK02rUAG67MwEQWN2Av633MyWarQ

 

I guess he just never panned out...

Edited May 6, 2008 by support

[hawing]

Dear Doug:

 

Don't you even think about it.

 

Most sincerely,

 

hawing

[brewjihad]

Trading Turnbow for Capellan would make me smile. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif

[mothershipconnection]

Good. I hope that schmuck has a bit of humility now, if not, this'll help.

[kramnoj]

Good. I hope that schmuck has a bit of humility now, if not, this'll help.

 

Considering the other meaning of this word, I'm surprised it's not on the profanity filter.

[mothershipconnection]

I don't think anyone would consider "schmuck" profane, unless they were a Yiddish speaker and lived a couple of centuries ago.

[kramnoj]

I don't think anyone would consider "schmuck" profane, unless they were a Yiddish speaker and lived a couple of centuries ago.

 

I guess I'm curious. Is it then okay to curse here in foreign languages?

[foamboy1]

Schmuck is Yiddish for "obnoxious or contemptible person." It can also mean clumsy and less refined.

 

That was my understanding...and that was the result from dictionary.com as well.

[mothershipconnection]

I guess I'm curious. Is it then okay to curse here in foreign languages?

 

Seriously? I think you're either being a tad arrogant here, or completely misunderstanding the use of the word. You can't "curse", but you could, for example, say someone is a boob.

[LouisEly]

Hey, there is a major league player with the last name "Putz", and that doesn't get filtered.

[kramnoj]

I guess I'm curious. Is it then okay to curse here in foreign languages?

 

Seriously? I think you're either being a tad arrogant here, or completely misunderstanding the use of the word. You can't "curse", but you could, for example, say someone is a boob.

 

Why would you call me arrogant? There are words that can't be used here because they have different meanings. You have already agreed that this has been considered by some to be profane. I'm trying to understand why a mod would use a word that he knows has a vulgar meaning, and then would call a poster arrogant for trying to gain clarification.

[PeaveyFury]

Let's not make this the first transaction thread ever to be locked, please.

[brewers19]

If someone's got an issue with something, take it up with me via PM.