Potential Name Changes for Quidditch

By: Fiona Wisehart and Jack Moseley

The scientists at Quidhole have conducted their own independent analysis of the optimal names for the sport soon-to-be-formerly-known-as quidditch. These are their findings.


  • Quidhole

    • “Hole” as in “hoop”

    • Raw, sexual energy

    • We’re willing to take one for the team and allow usage of “Quidhole” at a special premium for former quidditch players and leagues!


  • Dodgeball

    • We challenge them to an epic battle. When all hope seems lost, we break out flubber and win the rights to call our sport “dodgeball”

 

  • Quiller

    • Starts with a “q”

    • Call to mind both “quill” and “killer”

    • Reflects our sport of nerdy (don’t even try us on this. If you’re literate, you’re an automatic nerd) people who could use some time in therapy to work on their anger management issues


  • UwU-dditch

    • No explantion necesarry



  • Washington Sportball Game

    • Let’s hope a year from now we’re not still referring to “the sport that must not be named”


  • Quidgame

    • Hey, that sounds like the show LOL!

    • Bonus idea: if you card out of a game the refs “put you down”


  • Beat-Boxing

    • We should name the sport after the superior position

      • This message was paid for by the beater gang superpac

    • We can replace the names for the balls with different mouth beats


  • Quicken

    • At this point, we’re just throwing out every word that starts with q and hoping something sticks

    • If you tell your parents you spent all day doing “Quicken” they might think you’ve actually grown up. Wouldn’t it be nice if they didn’t cry when you hung up the phone?


  • Quickstrike

    • While we’re joking about name changes we have to mention the biggest joke of them all

    • Here’s a fun challenge: try to say “Quickstrike” three times fast without gagging


  • Sporty McSport Face

    • We’re serious

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