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sat ur day by ConsPopov August 2, 2008
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Saturday's are for debate kids
A frequently celebrated every Saturday specifically for debate kids. Serves as a legitimate excuse to get out of previous arrangements to spend time with the debate kids.
Andrew: Let's go to the movies on Saturday.
Leslie: No I'm busy, Saturday's are for debate kids after all!
Leslie: No I'm busy, Saturday's are for debate kids after all!
Saturday's are for debate kids by Branderrson December 10, 2020
Green Saturday
a day for greasies to celebrate and paint the world green! as far as they’re concerned, green saturday is everyday!... pink friday is for bitches.
Green Saturday by neckrollgrease September 3, 2019
Patrick Swayze Saturday
"Hey Utah, you aint goin' to work tomorrow, so lets via con dios and rage this Patrick Swayze Saturday."
Patrick Swayze Saturday by snaxxx September 19, 2009
Only on Saturdays
The phrase "Only on Saturdays" is said following a gay sentence uddered by one of the boys meaning to only perform or think of said gay thing on Saturdays.
Only on Saturdays by YourAverageSaturdayEnjoyer August 20, 2023
Saturday night ride
A legal move in amateur wrestling that was originally called the "double grapevine."
A Saturday night ride is usually accomplished in these steps:
1) The wrestler takes his opponent to his back, wraps both legs around his opponent's legs, and spreads them out wide.
2) The wrestler on top arches his back and presses his chest and hips down into his opponent in order to hold him down on the mat.
3) The wrestler on top wraps both of his arms around his opponent's arms, or grabs one of his oppponent's arms and wraps his other arm around his opponent's head and pulls it up.
4) With both legs trapped and with his whole body held down, the wrestler on bottom can't do anything to escape. When the wrestler on top holds both his shoulders or shoulder blades down on the mat long enough, the wrestler on bottom is pinned and the other dude wins.
5) If a wrestler does this move well enough, it's not only a guaranteed pin, but also a good way to own and embarrass the other dude, if you want to do that.
Since the Saturday night ride has both wrestlers flat on the mat with their legs and arms wrapped around each other, it often looks like a sexual position, hence the name.
The move is also known as the "Saturday night," the "double grapes," the "angel," or the "honeymooner."
A Saturday night ride is usually accomplished in these steps:
1) The wrestler takes his opponent to his back, wraps both legs around his opponent's legs, and spreads them out wide.
2) The wrestler on top arches his back and presses his chest and hips down into his opponent in order to hold him down on the mat.
3) The wrestler on top wraps both of his arms around his opponent's arms, or grabs one of his oppponent's arms and wraps his other arm around his opponent's head and pulls it up.
4) With both legs trapped and with his whole body held down, the wrestler on bottom can't do anything to escape. When the wrestler on top holds both his shoulders or shoulder blades down on the mat long enough, the wrestler on bottom is pinned and the other dude wins.
5) If a wrestler does this move well enough, it's not only a guaranteed pin, but also a good way to own and embarrass the other dude, if you want to do that.
Since the Saturday night ride has both wrestlers flat on the mat with their legs and arms wrapped around each other, it often looks like a sexual position, hence the name.
The move is also known as the "Saturday night," the "double grapes," the "angel," or the "honeymooner."
Last week, Jake faced a tough opponent on the wrestling mat named Mike. Mike kept pissing him off by always trying to out-muscle him, so Jake found a way to take care of him. When Mike got tired late in the third period and couldn't make any more moves, Jake took him to his back and pinned him with the "Saturday night ride."
Saturday night ride by JohnnyL0202 July 15, 2013
Saturday Sonata
Saturday Sonata is an artist based in Los Angeles, California. Originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma and moving to Los Angeles at only 17, Saturday takes inspiration from the likes of Post Malone, Juice WRLD and Saint JHN to name a few. His ability to create intricate patterns and tones in his Emo Trap/R&B slow type songs with a mix of country he grew up with is profound. His music discusses issues of alcoholism, heartbreak and growing up mostly on his own.
Saturday Sonata by Sabir Mahida August 11, 2020
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