only to the people that understand sports 

This sentence is used by many weird people but don’t take it offensively because what this really means the opposite and it means Kaleo has the biggest cock in the multiverse

Not talking to you guys. only to the people that understand sports.

only to the people that understand sports by Mike hawk aka Kaleo March 10, 2022

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It’s Fun To Scare Your Spouse

A phrase that always existed but was pushed in 2025 as a backlash to overbearing, manipulative, and abusive relationships. This phrase is either applied to people who want to scare their spouses by walking at night, not telling their spouse when they go to the hospital, or other things. It should not be applied to cheating or manipulation pranks. It’s fun things to do to keep your spouse on their toes. The phrase also applies to people who see the phrase and say no I don’t want to scare my spouse wtf is wrong with you. If they react that way it means they haven’t been hindered by misandry or the manosphere.

Person 1: It’s fun to scare your spouse!

Person 2: I agree! I snuck out at 2 am to ride the bus!

Person 1 and 2: Yay

Person 1: It’s fun to scare your spouse!

Person 3: No I don’t want to do that I love my spouse!

Person: You’re no fun but at least you’re not sexist.

It’s Fun To Scare Your Spouse by Never Pass Your Torch April 28, 2026

Boobs! Sports! Beer! Tits! Cars! 

Boobs! Sports! Beer! Tits! Cars! is a term used in the redneck community to well, signal their love for boobs, sports, beer, tits and cars. They'll mostly shout this during a sport.

Redneck 1: Dude!!! They fucking scored we won!
Reneck 2: Boobs! Sports! Beer! Tits! Cars!

Boobs! Sports! Beer! Tits! Cars! by SkailusLOL August 20, 2020

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Destrona" in English means "he/she/it dethrones" or "he/she/it deposes" (from the verb destronar). It is used to describe removing someone from a position of power, such as a monarch, leader, or champion (e.g., in sports or rankings).

Destrona" in English means "he/she/it dethrones" or "he/she/it deposes" (from the verb destronar). It is used to describe removing someone from a position of power, such as a monarch, leader, or champion (e.g., in sports or rankings).

Destrona" in English means "he/she/it dethrones" or "he/she/it deposes" (from the verb destronar). It is used to describe removing someone from a position of power, such as a monarch, leader, or champion (e.g., in sports or rankings).

Destrona" in English means "he/she/it dethrones" or "he/she/it deposes" (from the verb destronar). It is used to describe removing someone from a position of power, such as a monarch, leader, or champion (e.g., in sports or rankings). by GravelWincher123 February 20, 2026