Mugwap (if I spelled it right), what the heck is that? Is it sport related?
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If you meant  Mugwumps. They  were Republicans who supported Democrat Grover Cleveland in the 1884 Presidential election
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It is a physical activity played to a set of rules - that is the gist of the definition I found answering a previous question.\n\nThis means that pretty much anything from athletics to beer-chugging can be considered a sport.\n\nIf you want to get historical then it should conform to the Olympian ideas of running, throwing and fighting ... or "American football" :-)
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How about Chumbawumba's "Tubthumping"?
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what does this have to do with basketball?
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it is sport not politics !!
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It's called White Hot Heat or something.  Sports teams in the NBA & NHL (yes, that's actually still a sport) have done this for years.
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It's Waterspout.\n For more info, log on to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waterspout
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what does this have to do with soccer
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Don't know but you gotta love it what other sport features the excitement of ice and sweeping?  OMG....
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Deja vu...\n\nBASEBALL!
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A hat-trick in sports is associated with succeeding at anything three times in three consecutive attempts. \n\nThe term was originally used in cricket,...  (Refer 1 and bushin)\n\nhowever in my opinion its just because that people from the old days are fascinate by 3 goal from the same person and make they want to appreciate the person by giving a hat.. so they gave u somthing as it was not easy to get 3 goal... or in other case... u will get a mug or a cup if u buy three pack of instant coffee right?
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It's funny you ask this because I went to wikipedia.org the other and looked it up. With the FIFA World Cup going on, I decided to look up hooligan because I always wanted to know what it meant and also cus it's a funny-sounding word. Here's an excerpt from wikipedia.org\n"Hooliganism is unruly and destructive behaviour. It has been frequently linked, largely due to the attention of the media, in the public mind with football (soccer) clubs (or occasionally with other sports) and their supporters, although vastly more acts and occurrences of what may be categorised as hooligan behaviour take place which have little or no relationship to sport of any kind. An obvious form of widespread hooliganism is the largely alcohol fuelled social disorder which occurs late at night.\n\nThe term has been widely used since (at least) the 1980s to describe various street gangs of youths behaving indecently. As well as football, hooligans have also attached themselves to other sports, such as rugby and cricket."
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I heard that 'dubs' is a jargon-slang-type word for female players... and it may derive from Manx or something.
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Is this a sports question?
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DRINK THIS.... DO SPORTS.
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and is this related to soccer how?
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Poker is most definatally NOT a sport. lol\nI'm sorry if you think it is, but I don't think it is.