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Why is this so funny to me? (definition of a wildcat)

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No we usually put up a fight for about 32 minutes....

 

Well cats do like to play around with their prey before going in for the kill......

 

These definitions are fun, we should do this more often, we can pick random teams and see what kind of wordplay we can make.:lol:

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Well cats do like to play around with their prey before going in for the kill......

 

These definitions are fun, we should do this more often, we can pick random teams and see what kind of wordplay we can make.:lol:

WAIT! Someone with a sense of humor and understands kidding around....you better get off this site. We're all serious here.
WAIT! Someone with a sense of humor and understands kidding around....you better get off this site. We're all serious here.

 

 

:lol: :lol: :lol:

This is the definition we prefer for Wildcat (from the same site you were using):

 

wild·cat (wīld'kāt') Pronunciation Key

n.

Any of various wild felines of small to medium size, especially of the genus Lynx, including the bobcat and the caracal.

Either of two small felines (Felis silvestris subsp. silvestris or subsp. lybica) of Europe, Asia, and Africa, often regarded as being the ancestor of the domestic cat.

 

1. A quick-tempered person.

2. A person regarded as fierce.

3. An oil or natural-gas well drilled in an area not known to be productive.

4. A workers' strike unauthorized by their union.

 

#1 sounds like the Wildcat fan...

Well cats do like to play around with their prey before going in for the kill......

 

These definitions are fun, we should do this more often, we can pick random teams and see what kind of wordplay we can make.:lol:

 

Can we include pictures?

 

If so, I get Oregon St...:fire:

^^^Get ready for abuse...I think most of us on here are too tough on the Beavers...

^^^Get ready for abuse...I think most of us on here are too tough on the Beavers...

 

Ward was always a little tough on the Beaver as well.

Dang this turned on me fast didn't it?

 

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

Yea this wasn't very well thought out my friend. It seems like someone was typing with an eager attitude rather than an assured one.

Dang this turned on me fast didn't it?

 

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

 

What did you expect? :sleep:

Can we include pictures?

 

If so, I get Oregon St...:fire:

 

 

I think you should combine South Carolina with Oregon St. That would be interesting.:sssh:

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