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The phrase, Wizard's Sleeve is derivated from the loose sleeves traditionally found on a wizard's robe. In popular parlance, phrases such as Clown's Pocket or badly packed kebab have the same meaning; that is to say, that the object being described is loose and floppy.
The phrase, Wizard's Sleeve is derivated from the loose sleeves traditionally found on a wizard's robe. In popular parlance, phrases such as Clown's Pocket or badly packed kebab have the same meaning; that is to say, that the object being described is loose and floppy.
An example of this phrase would be "after their latest gay wolfbagging session, Assfly had left Eddie-poos with an asshole like a ''wizard's sleeve''.
== See also ==
== See also ==