Hit-and-run journalism

Reporting on a seemingly important story, then when the story turns out to be a dud, not issue any apology and simply move on.

The Jussie Smollett case was perfect hit-and-run journalism

by Sexydimma September 18, 2022

Inside the park home run

When you take a crap in the urinal. Not to be confused with the "upper decker"

Dick hit an inside the park home run.

by Allister Smith December 28, 2019

Power-Run

An exercise in which you run a long distance at a fast speed until your body collapses

Bill told his wife that he was going for a power-run

by Dr.Dot April 15, 2016

Run it Once for Blood

A phrase used in poker when players choose to deal the remaining cards only one time after going all-in, embracing the full risk without reducing variance. The "for blood" part emphasizes high stakes and an intense, winner-takes-all mentality, often associated with competitive or fearless players.

Player 1: "Want to run it twice?"
Player 2: "Nah, run it once for blood."

by whodat25555 February 4, 2025

Running out of slime

The slimy way of when you're running out of time

"Uh oh! Looks like our contestant is running out of slime- I mean slime- I mean slime- I mean slime- I mean slime- I mean-"

by SquigglesTheSquiggle June 30, 2023

Hit and run journalism

When you report on a story that doesn't pan out, and you don't issue an apology, simply keep on reporting on other stories that won't pan out either.

Did I just invent hit and run journalism?

by Sexydimma September 27, 2022

run some hole

chasing women after work.

come on over to da crib after work. we'll run some hole.

by IVlike January 23, 2018