ESPN Reporter I'd Like to Fuck, includes the ranks of Erin Andrews, Molly Qerim, Rachel Nichols, Michelle Beadle, Michele Tafoya etc. These women typically roam the sidelines at various collegiate and professional sporting events, serving as a sideline reporter during the ESPN television broadcast. Other duties may include covering field reports for daily SportsCenter broadcasts or hosting various in studio shows on the ESPN family of networks.
"Dude I was watching the game last night on ESPN and Erin Andrews was interviewing some lucky asshole player who was totally checking out her rack. I really can't blame him though, she is such a fucking ESPNRILF!!!"
by Mock Diesel October 20, 2009
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A crazy awesome person who unfortunately gets compared to Idina Menzel, who is also crazy awesome.
She sings and acts with deep passion.
She's also super pretty.
She's just really freaking awesome.
She sings and acts with deep passion.
She's also super pretty.
She's just really freaking awesome.
Person #1: "Hey, did you see Eden Espinosa in Wicked?!"
Person #2: "Well, Menzel did it first..."
#1: "Well what about MAUREEN in RENT?!"
#2: "Nope, that was Menzel, too..."
#1: "Well, Eden is still awesome!"
#2: "...Very true. :D "
Person #2: "Well, Menzel did it first..."
#1: "Well what about MAUREEN in RENT?!"
#2: "Nope, that was Menzel, too..."
#1: "Well, Eden is still awesome!"
#2: "...Very true. :D "
by wicked_cool July 15, 2010
Get the Eden Espinosa mug.A best friend that is loud and sometimes annoying but always is fun to hang around with awesome people funny
by Sooyoung May 20, 2016
Get the Espinoza mug.Up next on ESPN, completely unfounded speculation regarding the motives of Brett Favre returning to the NFL, followed by a six hour discussion comparing Favre with current Packers QB Aaron Rodgers. Then we'll take you live to Brett Favre's home where we will watch him eat cheetos while watching television.
by vigilantmongoose December 13, 2009
Get the ESPN mug.The Spanish word for Spain. "España" comes from the Roman name for the country: Hispania. The Romans, upon first arriving in Spain, encounter hordes rabbits, and thus chose Hispania for the name of the country. It can be loosely translated as "Rabbit Land!"
1. España is such a great country because of it's people, culture, food, music, bloodsports, beauty, and, most of all, rabbits!
2. Try not to feel scared when you find out that España is "Rabbit Land!"
2. Try not to feel scared when you find out that España is "Rabbit Land!"
by MazurkaMatt May 30, 2006
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