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A fight on a fight card that garners significant attention from the general fight community because its back story imbues it with a value that generally overshadows the co-main and main event. This fight is usually slotted away from the co-main and main event slots but does not necessarily mean it is not the co-main or main event. It is the fight people want to see regardless of what else is on the card.
This phrase is generally used by MMA reporters New York Rick and Ariel Helwani on The MMA Hour.
New York Rick: So what fight do you believe should have been the people's main event UFN :76?
Ariel Helwani: Ben Rothwell vs Stipe Miocic assuming the injury bug did strike again.
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People who believe Covid19 conspiracies and refuse to believe in the severity of any Global Pandemic. Sand People become very confrontational when asked to wear a mask or social distance themselves from others.
Sand People believe that every illness, is just a flu with a clever name the government uses to strip away freedoms and when confronted with facts about death rates they respond, "Do you know how many deaths the seasonal flu causes?"
Person 1: "Hey man are you going to Karen's beach party this weekend?"
Person 2: "No. It's too dangerous with all the Sand People."
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This is a humorus comment about politics and politicians.
You know that politics is just showbiz for ugly people!
A phrase complete retards use to describe people that are smarter, brighter, superior well even ferrets are smarter, brighter, superior than them.
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Containing miminal amounts of spice that only white people who rarely or never eat spicy food notice, and possibly complain about.
"Oh wow, this pasta contains a hint of pepper. I can't take all this spice! Where's the water?"
"Dude, that's only white people spicy. I don't recommend eating Indian food."
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An adage used as a psychological tool to expose bias.
The key portion is the last word, which used in this context can be interpreted either as a statement of truth (i.e. oranges are orange) or as a pejorative insult (Those shoes are gay). Essentially it will trigger people who are easily triggered. The point of doing this is to show that an inherently unbiased statement is interpreted by the individual to follow their own rationale, often time exposing their bias towards negative interpretation.
Similar to "It's okay to be white".
heilhonkler tweets: "Gay people are gay."
rando tweets: "@Twitter why do you continue to allow homophobic hate speech on your platform? People like this are despicable and should be banned."
*outrage ensues*
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Derogatory nickname for the state of Maryland. Usually applied by Virginia residents, in reference to the liberal bent of that state's politicians, in contrast to the conservatism common just south in the Commonwealth.
MVA and gun laws are hell in the Peoples Republic of Maryland
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