Inverted W (why not call it an M) pontification. I’m assuming it’s because an M has the straight up and down angles, whereas the W, or inverted W has more of a 45 degree angle for each leg. It actually makes sense when you look at it simply like that. Though it should’ve just been called “The made up thing about injured pitchers”
That’s the answer I’ve seen too, but it’s still hugely stupid. If you’re (“you” in the general sense) going to be that precise about it then, than pitchers don’t hold their front arm at an angle like that, so it doesn’t make sense anyway.
Frank
15 years ago
It’s obvious why it’s called the inverted W guys… Don’t any of you remember Mario? The M for Mario stands for good, blue collar people. Where as his evil counterpart, Wario, uses the W to signify how backwards and evil his is.
The inverted W lingo is supposed to signify evil, backward ways. I thought it was pretty obvious myself…
Chris
15 years ago
What a terrifically smarmy, horseshit answer to the question about the Tigers. Well done, Cameron.
Inverted W (why not call it an M) pontification. I’m assuming it’s because an M has the straight up and down angles, whereas the W, or inverted W has more of a 45 degree angle for each leg. It actually makes sense when you look at it simply like that. Though it should’ve just been called “The made up thing about injured pitchers”
That’s the answer I’ve seen too, but it’s still hugely stupid. If you’re (“you” in the general sense) going to be that precise about it then, than pitchers don’t hold their front arm at an angle like that, so it doesn’t make sense anyway.
It’s obvious why it’s called the inverted W guys… Don’t any of you remember Mario? The M for Mario stands for good, blue collar people. Where as his evil counterpart, Wario, uses the W to signify how backwards and evil his is.
The inverted W lingo is supposed to signify evil, backward ways. I thought it was pretty obvious myself…
What a terrifically smarmy, horseshit answer to the question about the Tigers. Well done, Cameron.