After doing some exhaustive research, we have now translated our page into multiple languages. In addition to reading Hooray, Beer! in the English that Wiggins and I attempt to use, you can now read our site in the following:
Pimp
Smurf
Ozzie Ozbourne style
Redneck (aka some of dem parts of Georgia I be drivin thru from time to time)
I'm not sure which I like best. They're kind of like my children. I love them all in their own special way.
Thursday, July 13, 2006
Hooray Beer -- Now in Multiple Languages
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6 comments:
And so it shall be, again. Thanks for sharing that story, Rastus.
I love that the links are translated when you click on them too.
Oh man, I don't know. I was going to say to look at what's recommended on Amazon for people who read Fever Pitch, but it doesn't look like they point you towards soccer books, for the most part.
I have never read a soccer book, so I'm not of much help here.
Yes - I read The Pitch that Killed after Neyer put it on his must read list a few years back. It's one of my favorites.
I wish I lived in a city where I could read on the train each day on the way to work.
I'm trying to think of a really great baseball book. Give me a little while.
Not a baseball book, but have you ever read any of Anne Ursu's books? She's the girl behind Batgirl. She's an awesome writer, but it's not like her blog at all. I read "The Disapparation of James". It was a good read.
Freakonomics was good too, for one of those pop culture type books.
The Natural was a good book. Significantly different from the movie.
I'm not a Dodger fan, but I really enjoyed "The Greatest Ballpark Ever". It's about the Brooklyn Dodgers and Ebbets Field. That's probably my favorite baseball book of those that I've read in the past year or so, and it's a little more obscure than "Scouts Honor" or "The Numbers Game".
That's all I've got for now.
I really liked Freakonomics and almost suggested it. I thought it was a really interesting read.
I started Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs, but I didn't get through it. I just didn't get it. I know I'm kind of alone in that.
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