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Refering to football as foot egg when it’s actually a ball as opposed to the hand egg in the US is weird to me. OT: La Liga shouldn’t have this kind of power a
by JrProgrammer 5mo ago
Refering to football as foot egg when it’s actually a ball as opposed to the hand egg in the US is weird to me.
OT: La Liga shouldn’t have this kind of power and it’s good to see the court take a stance
- nubinetwork 5mo agoThey call American football handegg, we should be able to do the opposite. :P
- louthy 5mo agoWhich is foot ball. Not foot egg.
- Yiin 5mo agothat just sounds petty for the sake of pettiness, surely you can do better in terms of mocking
- ktallett 5mo agoThe opposite would be foot ball. Although both are petty as anyway both are called it because it is played on foot with a ball. Not because you use your foot to kick a ball.
- AndrewDucker 5mo agoThe opposite of "hand egg" is not "foot egg". And the point is that the object played in "American Football" is not a ball. Balls are round. It is egg shaped. The object played in "Football" is a ball. Describing the ball in football as an egg just makes you look like you can't see properly.
- cobbzilla 5mo agoi get it, it’s not the canonical “egg shape”, but many eggs (fish/frogs/etc) are spherical.
- AndrewDucker 5mo ago"Foot Fish-egg" would be pretty funny, I agree.
- Symbiote 4mo agoFoot-roe, or foot-spawn for amphibians.
- dfxm12 4mo agoSoccer is also known as "divegrass", not footegg...