8 definitions by ballsackreligious
by ballsackreligious March 24, 2006
by ballsackreligious March 28, 2006
n.
1. Some guy
A nobody.
Originated from Ken Griffey, Jr. Baseball for Super Nintendo. Making a team from scratch can often be a tedious and arduos task. Trying to come up with names to fill your entire roster is boring and stupid. So, to speed up the process, players like "Some Guy" tend to make the team. Since we are talking 16-bit, the game cuts off the first name and replaces it with the first letter. Hence, S. Guy.
2. A male who acts out of place.
Sometimes shortened to "an s"
1. Some guy
A nobody.
Originated from Ken Griffey, Jr. Baseball for Super Nintendo. Making a team from scratch can often be a tedious and arduos task. Trying to come up with names to fill your entire roster is boring and stupid. So, to speed up the process, players like "Some Guy" tend to make the team. Since we are talking 16-bit, the game cuts off the first name and replaces it with the first letter. Hence, S. Guy.
2. A male who acts out of place.
Sometimes shortened to "an s"
by ballsackreligious November 8, 2004
n.
The act or an example of repeating mindless cliches or sayings that do not even make sense in the context.
The act or an example of repeating mindless cliches or sayings that do not even make sense in the context.
A common Hornerism is
*sighs* "Man, I'm up to my elbows in alligators and busier than a one armed paper hanger in a pile of quicksand and that is, is the bottom line."
This would only be a Hornerism if the person who said this just got back from a 2-hour lunch with perspective "customers" who just happen to amount to no business.
*sighs* "Man, I'm up to my elbows in alligators and busier than a one armed paper hanger in a pile of quicksand and that is, is the bottom line."
This would only be a Hornerism if the person who said this just got back from a 2-hour lunch with perspective "customers" who just happen to amount to no business.
by ballsackreligious November 8, 2004
Lex Luthur is a bald spit of genius.
*The spit is sometimes misinterpreted as "spot"; this is incorrect
*The spit is sometimes misinterpreted as "spot"; this is incorrect
by ballsackreligious November 8, 2004
by ballsackreligious October 27, 2016
by ballsackreligious March 30, 2006