WE HOPE IT'S 'SMITH'

Hoomanawanui making a name for himself

(Thanks to oneblankspace)

Comments

[trustf8]

'The last name, by the way, is pronounced
"Oh-oh-mah-NAH-wah-NEW-ee...."

...doo dah, doo dah...,

ok

i'll stop now

[bonmot]

Tight end Ho also works out of the backfield . . .

[Not My Usual Alias]

He's one of the guys that when his parents had to pay $10 to have his name on the back of his jersey, he came out WAY ahead.

[Coconuts]

Gimme an "Oh"
Gimme an "Oh"
Gimme a "mah"
Gimme a "nah"
Gimme a "wah"
Gimme a "new"
Gimme an "ee"
Whaddya got? Um..........

[OC Dolphin]

I understand that his younger brother plays baseball...Hoomana, hoomana, hoomana - SWING!

[bonmot]

Almost as bad as this guy's.

[NotSherly]

I hope it's 'Smith', too.

[DavCat]

He's 'making' a name for himself? How many more letter does he want to add?

[Steve]

After a while, you get used to the fact that no one will ever be able to properly pronounce your last name. If I'd been a Mafia boss I'd have gotten no respect. It would have been, "Yes, Don..(awkward pause) Steve."
I'd bet this guy answers to anything that starts with, "Michael...(awkward pause)."

[Horace LaBadie]

If he were a sumo wrestler, he wouldn't have to make a name for himself. They would give him one, like Takamiyama, Akebono or Konishki.

[oneblankspace]

C'mon, the coach probably said something like "We need a big-name receiver" and was misunderstood by management.

[WriterDude]

As if the Rams' announcers don't endure enough pain as it is.

[Ralph]

"Nui" just means "much" or "great," so he's a great Hoomanawa, which means egg man of war, or something. Does he fish for Humuhumunukunukuapua'a ?

[Meanie the Blue]

I thought it meant "Snooki".

[Hey Zeus]

I wonder if he ran into Brandon Spikes during the Pats game?

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