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5241. Yips

Former professional golfer Tommy Armour is credited with inventing the term yips to describe a combination of psychological and neuromuscular factors that forced his early retirement from competitive golf. Also, In 2007, the yips were a major part of the plot line of an episode of How I Met Your Mother. The episode was titled "The Yips", and uses the yips as a metaphor for the character Barney's sudden difficulties in hitting on women.

Added by KarlI on December 17, 2010| Comment | You Like This |

Funny Foods

5242. Grey Poupon Mustard Shop

What's that? Don't like that sandwich? Poupon it! See also 80's, Condiments.

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Funny Products

5243. Underwater Pogo Stick

An item only SkyMall would advertise...

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Funny Euphemisms

5244. Doing the Funky Chicken

Gotta use the bathroom! See also Bathroom.

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Funny Foods

5245. Taco Salad in a Bag

Open some 4-cheese Doritos and add some beef, lettuce, and sour cream. Shake it up, and BAM! Taco Salad. See also Snacks.

Added by DTrain on December 15, 2010| 2 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Foods

5246. Beer Nuts Shop

What’s the difference between beer nuts and deer nuts? Beer nuts are a dollar-fifty; deer nuts are under a buck. See also Alcohol.

Added by DTrain on December 15, 2010| 2 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Words

5247. Fiduciary

See also Money.

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Funny Conveyances

5248. Jabba's Pleasure Skiff

Thank you, 30 Rock. See also 80's.

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Funny People

5249. Joe Isuzu

Was it really that long ago that it seemed like a good idea to use a pathologically lying character as a spokesman for a car? See also Cars.

Added by Ryan on December 12, 2010| Comment | You Like This |

Funny Foods

5250. Burgoo

Spicy Kentucky stew usually involving venison, squirrel, or possum.

Added by a Guest on December 11, 2010| Comment | You Like This |

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