Definitions by mileysuckswhattednugentkicks
The Squealership
The Squealership by mileysuckswhattednugentkicks March 17, 2025
Nixon count
A count of two balls and two strikes in a baseball game. Named because the umpire putting up two fingers on each hand resembles the "V for Victory" symbols that Richard Nixon flashed to reporters the day he resigned from office.
Nixon count by mileysuckswhattednugentkicks April 25, 2024
Based
Based by mileysuckswhattednugentkicks October 21, 2023
Wrigley South
Nickname for Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati, OH, home of the Cincinnati Reds. Used by fans of the Reds' division rival Chicago Cubs; the nickname mocks the Reds both for their futility against the Cubs (and most teams) and more specifically for the number of Cubs fans who show up at the ballpark when the Cubs are the visiting team.
Wrigley South by mileysuckswhattednugentkicks September 1, 2023
Basketball on grass
A nickname for the spread offense in the sport of American football, comparing the high-speed, high-scoring style of play to the general rhythm of a basketball game. Often used to contrast this offense with more run-the-ball style offenses, esp. those common at the sport's lower levels
Basketball on grass by mileysuckswhattednugentkicks July 14, 2023
NDN
NDN by mileysuckswhattednugentkicks June 9, 2023
Irish wedding ring
A set of brass knuckles.
Irish wedding ring by mileysuckswhattednugentkicks June 5, 2023