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An emotion that fuels the drive for success in many quizbowlers. Spite often takes root when annoying people are better at quizbowl than the afflicted person, which can often spur dedicated improvement to rectify the situation. | An emotion that fuels the drive for success in many quizbowlers. Spite often takes root when annoying people are better at quizbowl than the afflicted person, which can often spur dedicated improvement to rectify the situation. | ||
| − | Notable proponents/users of spite include [[Mike Sorice]], who employed spite-related puns for the subtitles of several incarnations of [[Illinois Open]]. | + | Notable proponents/users of spite include [[Mike Sorice]], who employed spite-related puns for the subtitles of several incarnations of [[Illinois Open]], and [[Morgan Venkus]]. |
[[Category: In-jokes]] [[Category: Quizbowl lingo]] | [[Category: In-jokes]] [[Category: Quizbowl lingo]] | ||
Revision as of 17:24, 15 September 2015
An emotion that fuels the drive for success in many quizbowlers. Spite often takes root when annoying people are better at quizbowl than the afflicted person, which can often spur dedicated improvement to rectify the situation.
Notable proponents/users of spite include Mike Sorice, who employed spite-related puns for the subtitles of several incarnations of Illinois Open, and Morgan Venkus.