stripe show

Originally a golf term, a stripe show is in reference to a flush divot, or a great shot preformed on the golf course. However, a stripe show can be used to describe a "dinger" in either baseball or softball. One can obtain admission to the stripe show by ways of purchasing a ticket, however tickets are rare and are only obtainable if a player is employing "F-E-C-L-E" or is currently inhabiting " merktown".

Trav- Rips a 320 blast with his driver
" I might as well be selling tickets to the stripe show"

by willglg April 1, 2017

this is a family show!

or is it....😏

harry: "This is a family show! or is ittttttt???" oF cOuRsE iT iS

by harry's vodka March 9, 2021

The Vexan Show

An Amazing Show.

See: vexan

A Vexan: Hi! Welcome to The Vexan Show!
A Person: OMG ITS MY FAVOURITE SHOW!

by Average Shiniii Enjoyer February 9, 2022

friend of the show

A solid guest who appears frequently on a broadcast news or talk show may receive the designation 'friend of the show' after multiple appearances.

The comedian appeared so frequently on Late Night that host Seth Meyers finally gave in and declared him a 'friend of the show'. // MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski dubbed the reporter a 'friend of the show' after her third appearance in a month on Morning Joe.

by ratfinx June 10, 2021

chappelle's show

It's been cancelled! Charlie Murphy said they only made 8 episodes for the new season, and they'll come out on dvd. This is a sad time for tv history.
Don't believe me? Go to google and type in chappelle's show or go to their news section.

Chappelle's show put the comedy back in comedy central.

by Adrian August 30, 2005

show pony

a narcissist who believes they are the best and everyone loves them heaps ( not as much as they love themselves though) but in reality they are a bitch with no friends who everyone hates.

OMG DID YOU SEE HER IN THE CONCERT??? SHES SUCH A SHOW PONY !!

by Noonelikesmushrooms July 25, 2016

running the show

(adverb) How devout members of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) describe the attitude and actions of an alcoholic who is not following the principles of the Twelve-Step program and the Big Book.

They believe that this person does not "know how to take direction."

"Sandy still thinks she can drink only on weekends and stop during the week. She continues to run the show."

by Twelve-Step slang November 20, 2004