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Carlos Boozer's nickname in China? "Betrayal Skull Dude"

Discussion in 'NBA Dish' started by abigwreck, Aug 11, 2008.

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  1. steddinotayto

    steddinotayto Member

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    Your 8th post consisted of searching for Carlos Boozer?
     
    #41 steddinotayto, Nov 25, 2009
  2. Eric Riley

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    i hate these new spambots that have been coming through lately
     
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  3. GTO

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    Not really, Chinese is not putting their name in that order, Zhuge Liang is called Zhuge Liang, just like Yao Ming is never called Ming Yao.
     
    #43 GTO, Nov 26, 2009
  4. Invisible Fan

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    I hear Chinese character tatoos on NBA players are trendy.
     
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  5. flamingdts

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    That is actually wrong.

    Fan Gu Zai is just traitor, not betraying skull dude.....
     
    #45 flamingdts, Nov 26, 2009
  6. wireonfire

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    No, you are wrong.
     
    #46 wireonfire, Nov 26, 2009
  7. flamingdts

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    No I'm not.

    Fan literally means to turn back or to flip.

    Gu means bone.

    Zai means dude or boy.

    Fan Gu pretty much means betraying, and Zai just makes it a noun.

    I hope you're not a Chinese, cause if you are you should better.
     
    #47 flamingdts, Nov 26, 2009
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