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With the Australian Open right around the corner, and the increased tennis coverage that a grand slam event brings, it might be helpful to define some of the terms we'll be hearing/reading over the next few weeks, for the sake of clarity. Here are just a couple to get it started:
good net player: a player who turns a profit on the tennis season.
two-handed backhand: insulting a player's gameplay AND her clothes.
dangerous floater: a turd in a swimming pool
"refreshingly honest": a player who says negative things about someone the writer/speaker doesn't like either.
Any more?
good net player: a player who turns a profit on the tennis season.
two-handed backhand: insulting a player's gameplay AND her clothes.
dangerous floater: a turd in a swimming pool
"refreshingly honest": a player who says negative things about someone the writer/speaker doesn't like either.
Any more?