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Help[Facts] If you ask Spike Lee...
in reply to a message by Andrea Lynn
...he'll most likely say it sure beats being called "Shelton" (the name he was given at birth).
Sheltons get beat up in the schoolyard, but nobody messes with a Spike.
And, of course, a "spike" is a sharply pointed object which can be used as a weapon, thus conveying a "tough guy" image.
Alternately, in American slang, the expression "to spike" something means to make it ineffective; to frustrate. As in the expression: "to spike a rumor."
-- Nanaea
Sheltons get beat up in the schoolyard, but nobody messes with a Spike.
And, of course, a "spike" is a sharply pointed object which can be used as a weapon, thus conveying a "tough guy" image.
Alternately, in American slang, the expression "to spike" something means to make it ineffective; to frustrate. As in the expression: "to spike a rumor."
-- Nanaea
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LOL...so literal...
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Would you prefer an anagram? Spike One Thousand = "Knees-up Sainthood"
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