DCC Glossary

I, personally think this thread should be moved to the main forum. It would be good for the newbs to be able to reference it so they can understand some of this inside jokes.
Some would still not understand the majority. I think you had to be around to understand the Taylor Hicks references, especially referring to them as He.
 
Anybody else remember the guy who used

ggnkkthxbai or whatever that was?
 
Anybody else remember the guy who used

ggnkkthxbai or whatever that was?

I remember the term but cant remember who coined it.
 
Speaking of which, it’s been a long time since any of us got shit-faced and into a drunken, curse-laden, insult posting war with someone else…especially after a frustrating loss.

I think Shane and stars were the last one to do so and that was probably 7 years ago.

Sad. We’ve grown up.

@skidadl doesn’t even suck helium anymore
 
One more offseason where the use of Olawale sticks and it’s going into the glossary

Olawale (Spring 2022 Free-Agency) A DCC original, this term expresses the frustration of Stephen Jones’ approach to free agency. An Olawale is a unit of measure for free agent quality. Instead of fortifying areas of weakness, a bunch of Olawales are signed for one year contracts, with the seeming intent of just fielding the required amount of players to avoid forfeit. In honor of an UDFA fullback, Jamize Olawale, who bounced back and forth between the practice squad and active roster.
 
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One more offseason and where the use of Olawale sticks and it’s going into the glossary

Olawale (Spring 2022 Free-Agency) A DCC original, this term expresses the frustration of Stephen Jones’ approach to free agency. An Olawale is a unit of measure for free agent quality. Instead of fortifying areas of weakness, a bunch of Olawales are signed for one year contracts, with the seeming intent of just fielding the required amount of players to avoid forfeit. In honor of an UDFA fullback, Jamize Olawale, who bounced back and forth between the practice squad and active roster.
This is a great addition. Props, @Simpleton.
 
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