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Striker by BaddieVille February 8, 2021
striker
A position in Football(or soccer in NA). Play far up the pitch and generally the highest goalscorers in the team. Types of Striker include but are not limited to:
Target Man: Someone who the other players try to 'target' with their long passes, usually because they are tall and can win a lot of headers.
Pace Merchant/Fast Striker: A quick, nimble player whose team-mates will often look to play 'in-behind' the opposition defence.
Poacher: Looks to get on the end of rebounds and deflections and generally positions himself well to score, downside is they might be quite selfish.
Many players have qualities of each type.
Target Man: Someone who the other players try to 'target' with their long passes, usually because they are tall and can win a lot of headers.
Pace Merchant/Fast Striker: A quick, nimble player whose team-mates will often look to play 'in-behind' the opposition defence.
Poacher: Looks to get on the end of rebounds and deflections and generally positions himself well to score, downside is they might be quite selfish.
Many players have qualities of each type.
Striker
Noun - prison term
Refers to a pencil modified in a way to light fires using AC electrical power in a prison cell.
In prisons that have out-lawed smoking, matches are not allowed.
Inmates will generally use a paper-clip bending one sharp end out to poke it through the eraser of a sharp pencil. The other end is pushed into an electrical outlet. A wire from headphones or even rolled aluminum foil is pushed in the other hole in the outlet. When the wire is "struck" up against the sharp graphite carbon of the pencil it produces a "carbon-arc" capable of lighting toilet paper or other combustibles found in a prison cell.
A striker is considered contraband in the prison systems.
Refers to a pencil modified in a way to light fires using AC electrical power in a prison cell.
In prisons that have out-lawed smoking, matches are not allowed.
Inmates will generally use a paper-clip bending one sharp end out to poke it through the eraser of a sharp pencil. The other end is pushed into an electrical outlet. A wire from headphones or even rolled aluminum foil is pushed in the other hole in the outlet. When the wire is "struck" up against the sharp graphite carbon of the pencil it produces a "carbon-arc" capable of lighting toilet paper or other combustibles found in a prison cell.
A striker is considered contraband in the prison systems.