Dustin Chinn of Comedy Central (All Hail to Jon Stewart) spotted this giant 春 (spring) on ESPN's website.
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/index
Neither of us understood what ESPN's intention of plastering this particular character on their site, especially when Spring is NFL's offseason.
After reading the site, the only I can think of is the "haiku" theme. Even with that, why didn't ESPN just use 俳句?
Later Stacy emailed me this photo of Miami Dolphins' Matt Roth.
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According to a 2005 interview with Pro Football Weekly, Roth claimed "I got some Chinese writing — my last name."
Roth is correct about they are simplified Chinese characters, however I really doubt his last name is 疼闹扑权.
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/index
Neither of us understood what ESPN's intention of plastering this particular character on their site, especially when Spring is NFL's offseason.
After reading the site, the only I can think of is the "haiku" theme. Even with that, why didn't ESPN just use 俳句?
Later Stacy emailed me this photo of Miami Dolphins' Matt Roth.
larger view
According to a 2005 interview with Pro Football Weekly, Roth claimed "I got some Chinese writing — my last name."
Roth is correct about they are simplified Chinese characters, however I really doubt his last name is 疼闹扑权.
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