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innings limit
Someone who is not a team player. They only care about their own individual success and financial gain, not the goals of the team. Someone who is incapable of making their own decisions and is easily influenced by their self serving agent.
Etymology of the word comes from the innings limit king Matt Harvey of the New York Mets.
Etymology of the word comes from the innings limit king Matt Harvey of the New York Mets.
You don't want to do any of the hard work. You just want to reap the rewards when the team succeeds. You are such an innings limit.
innings limit by DefinerofMLBterms December 11, 2015
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"18 Innings" Rule
In baseball circles, a term used to send a short texting. The rule signifies the unwillingness of a spectator/diehard fan to depart from a ballgame before its completion, irrespective of how many innings it may take to do so beyond the standard nine innings of the sport.
Origin of the term is not known, nor the reason for the selection of the number 18, except to simply note the length of two regular games. Potentially, extra innings can extend indefinitely past 18, but it's rare.
Origin of the term is not known, nor the reason for the selection of the number 18, except to simply note the length of two regular games. Potentially, extra innings can extend indefinitely past 18, but it's rare.
A text message by Friend #1 using "18 Innings" Rule:
"Game tonight? 18inn in effect."
Friend #2:
"Can't risk it. Long drive ahead early tomorrow morning... family vacation... but thanks anyway!"
Friend #3:
"I'm game. But will drive separately, just in case."
"Game tonight? 18inn in effect."
Friend #2:
"Can't risk it. Long drive ahead early tomorrow morning... family vacation... but thanks anyway!"
Friend #3:
"I'm game. But will drive separately, just in case."
"18 Innings" Rule by Kayrocker October 4, 2009
Extra Innings
Extra innings means anal sex in accordance to the home run euphemism (where first base is kissing, second base is petting, third base is oral sex, and intercourse is a home run).
"Dude, I didn't even think I was going to get to first base with Carla, but we ended up going into extra innings!"
Extra Innings by Gene Wonka December 25, 2008
Extra Innings
Extra innings means anal sex in accordance to the home run euphemism (where first base is kissing, second base is petting, third base is oral sex, and intercourse is a home run).
"Dude, I didn't even think I was going to get to first base with Carla, but we ended up going into extra innings!"
Extra Innings by Gene Wonka May 21, 2007
extra innings
After the first initial poop when you pull up your pants and walk out of the bathroom and then you have to poop again.
extra innings by steelrunner December 11, 2009
extra innings
extra innings by JonnyJohn November 29, 2016
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Bob: Literally 1984!
--User1 has been permantly banned--
User2: You cant ban my friend like that! Literally 1984!
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