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Stick a Fork In Me 91: I said, ‘Farm Dog, I’m thinking somebody somewhere along the way may have given you a confusing idea of sportsmanship.’ ‘Sportsmanship’s ass,’ he said.at ass, n.
Stick a Fork In Me 91: I said, ‘Farm Dog, I’m thinking somebody somewhere along the way may have given you a confusing idea of sportsmanship.’ ‘Sportsmanship’s ass,’ he said. Stick a Fork In Me 81: ‘Ten big ones, baby [...] ten million dollars’.at big one, n.
Stick a Fork In Me 213: ‘They voted to bump you up from eight-fifty to a million two immediately’.at bump, v.1
Stick a Fork In Me 69: ‘When you hear football talk from the big-timers, keep in mind that they really don’t know dook about the game, they just act like they do’.at not know dook (about) (v.) under dook, n.2
Stick a Fork In Me 145: ‘[S]ome of them might think there’s something going on between the two of you’.at have something going (on) (v.) under going on, phr.
Stick a Fork In Me 170: Russia isn’t Russia anymore in sports, not without their juiced-up athletes .at juiced (adj.) under juice, n.1
Stick a Fork In Me 128: ‘Let me lay some facts on you about those men’ .at lay on, v.
Stick a Fork In Me 149: He stood six nine and poured in 35 to 40 points a game. He could pop a 3 without looking at the rim.at pop, v.1
Stick a Fork In Me 61: Rodeo. An old expression Texans rarely use now since people everywhere have started saying it. This ain’t my first rodeo, Darlene. Like that.at first rodeo (n.) under rodeo, n.2
Stick a Fork In Me 86: Her makeover works at social functions until Melody opens her mouth and says, ‘Ain’t this the shits?’ .at shits, the, n.
Stick a Fork In Me 77: The only snap course was P.E.at snap, n.2
Stick a Fork In Me 47: ‘Football is a man’s game played down in the trenches, stink on stink’.at stink on stink under stink, n.
Stick a Fork In Me 31: Those jeans show off a set of wheels that would stand out in any chorus line.at wheels, n.
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