dd presser

[SallyH]

No one should speak of an others fanee.

 

[ZenConn]

No one should speak of an others fanee.

Interestingly, @nomar translated "fanee" to become Warde Manuel. LOL!

 

[nelsonmuntz]

Stickyrice said English, not gobbledygook involving English words.

And just in case you weren't joking, no there is absolutely no chance whatsoever that it's a Google translation. Your theory is disproved by the OP's use of wordplay to contrast "Providence" with "provident."

You are right. He meant to say that first post. I had always assumed he was just hitting his keyboard with a pillow when he posted.

 

[FeedTheDove]

 

[joober jones]

$20 to who ever can translate this in English.

My guess is maybe he's using an online translator to make his posts. Sometimes if you run something in a foreign language through a translator it makes sense, other times it's word salad.

Below is a link to one such translator. You can actually get a hell of a good laugh out of some of the things it'll put out, especially if you try to back-translate anything from English/Japanese/English or English/Korean/English.

http://www.imtranslator.com/

 

[Edward Sargent]

That's the same translator I used to get my name - Ron Mexico

 

[RichZ]

Am I the only one who thought this thread was concerning a D'Andre Daniels press release???

No.

 

[elduderino]

note that with every UCONN sports press conf the dd dunk donut sign is the backdrop with the mischievous husky (4 crowns & jon hints at 4 more to soon arrive)

this is a thing of providence but not provident for UCONN

as a matter of fact it is excess; does this occur because UCONN is just a fanee of dd's or does UCONN feel sorry for those rhody dd's & wishes to give them some exposure?

Youre pretty funny. Intentionally?

 

[BearJWS]

$20 to who ever can translate this in English.

 

[Jim]

Cheap sewage maybe?

Or "chew sewage," which is what came to mind when someone mentioned Dunkin Donuts.

 

[AtlantaHusky]