The way King of Police Bill Billingham solves cases on the Solve This Murder podcast by putting together the clues he has already collected through out the episodes
“Now I have the clues, it’stime to do some red-stringing to piece this all together”
When you injure your ankle (or other body part) while dancing or in some vigorous activity but you successfully soldier on through it.
Named after the Olympic Gold Medal winning Gymnast, Kerri Strug, who sprained her ankle and damaged her tendon during her first vault in the all around competition. She was told she needed at least a 9.6 on her next vault for the American team to win the gold. She did the vault, landed on both legs momentarily, hopped on one leg to bow to the judges and then fell over in excruciating pain and received a 9.712, cinching the gold for the her American team.
While dancing out at the club, B sprains his ankle and falls in pain.
A: Man, are you all right?
B: Aahhh! I think I sprained my ankle!
A: You want a doctor? Should I take you home?
B: Hells NO, this is my song, get me a shot, I'm Kerri Struggling my way through this!
Squiggling is creation in pursuit of one's ambition that follows a non-linear progression.
A squiggler is a person who does not adhere to conformity or follow established rules, someone with big vision and the bravery to take bold steps forward with the certainty they might not always be in the same direction.
To squiggle is to step out of a “normal” job or upbringing to do something fearless and groundbreaking.
“There is no passion to be found in playing small - in settling for a life that is less that the one you are capable of living” - Nelson Mandela
'I heard Amy just quit her job as a lawyer to become an artist'
'Yeah, she's squiggling'