1) American football defensive line formation popularized by former Tennessee Titans and current Philadelphia Eagles coach Jim Washburn.
Formation requires defensive ends to line-up "wide" on the outside shoulder of offensive tackles. Ends also typically lineup in a three-point stance with heads curled to the ground.
This offers line a better angle for rushing the passer, but leaves the interior of the line vulnerable to the inside running game, especially if linebackers are inferior.
2) Rear-entry sexual position in which the recieving partner spreads his or her legs as far as possible, while crouching in a three-point stance, with their back slightly arched, and head curled to the ground.
Requires recieving partner to have great leg strength, and leaves both parnter subject to injury if performed on a non-sturdy surface, such as a water bed.
Formation requires defensive ends to line-up "wide" on the outside shoulder of offensive tackles. Ends also typically lineup in a three-point stance with heads curled to the ground.
This offers line a better angle for rushing the passer, but leaves the interior of the line vulnerable to the inside running game, especially if linebackers are inferior.
2) Rear-entry sexual position in which the recieving partner spreads his or her legs as far as possible, while crouching in a three-point stance, with their back slightly arched, and head curled to the ground.
Requires recieving partner to have great leg strength, and leaves both parnter subject to injury if performed on a non-sturdy surface, such as a water bed.
"The Philadelphia Eagles wide-nine formation has not been successful, due to the horrific play of their linebackers and safeties."
"If you want me to get into a wide-nine, get your ass on the floor. I almost pulled a hamstring trying that shit the last time. You need to get rid of that water bed, anyway."
"If you want me to get into a wide-nine, get your ass on the floor. I almost pulled a hamstring trying that shit the last time. You need to get rid of that water bed, anyway."
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The false nine is a footballer who starts in the position of a striker - who in 1-11 numbers traditionally wears the number nine shirt. Rather than running forwards however, the false nine stays where he is or moves backwards; therefore playing a midfield role and fooling the opposition into thinking he's an attacking player.
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Get the Niceture mug.Phrase equivalent to "Everything that is available." Has nothing to do with football. In fact, the phrase comes from the fact that fighter planes are equipped with belt-fed machine guns. When the belts are laid out before loading, they measure nine yards in length. If a pilot were to empty his plane's guns into a target, he'd be giving it the "whole nine yards."
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Generally identifiable by the large packs they hang around in, the lost, confused and sometimes excited or amazed look on their faces and the constant asking of directions to their classes.
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Generally identifiable by the large packs they hang around in, the lost, confused and sometimes excited or amazed look on their faces and the constant asking of directions to their classes.
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Grade Nine Student *Lost look on face*: Wheres Rm 154?
Grade Eleven Student*Looks Annoyed*: Down the hall and to the left
Grade Nine Student * Smiles *: Thanks!
Grade Eleven Student *Rolls Eyes* Whatever.
*Turns to Friends* Minor Niners
*Friends Nod in Agreement*
Grade Eleven Student*Looks Annoyed*: Down the hall and to the left
Grade Nine Student * Smiles *: Thanks!
Grade Eleven Student *Rolls Eyes* Whatever.
*Turns to Friends* Minor Niners
*Friends Nod in Agreement*
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