Winter Olympics Commentary- "slugs In Her Knickers"

[factor-fiction]

I was watching the snowboarding from the Winter Olympics this morning and, after one girl had had a fairly difficult round, one of the male commentators said something about her having "slugs in her knickers". I didn't know what he meant but it sounded in appropriate to me. I looked it up but all I could find was something not very nice in the urban dictionary.
Did anyone else hear it and does anyone know what was meant?

[factor-fiction]

Yes, i suppose the BBC has always had stories like this about its commentaries. I remember David Coleman saying some athlete opened his/her legs and showed his/her class". And the one about David Gower trying to get his leg over. If only the story could be substantiated of Johnny Craddock saying on a BBC cooking programme "I hope you're doughnuts all look like Fanny's"

[emmie]

slugs in your knickers does have a very rude explanation, if you really want me to tell you. I am not sure that is what the commentator meant, it might have been, i didn't watch it.

[factor-fiction]

Thanks emmie. Yes, I'm aware of the urban dictionary entry and i just hope that wasn't what the commentator meant. It put me off my breakfast

[berniecuddles]

double standards on here, used a phrase in an answer, its been removed found 4 other threads with same phrase still on site! must be me then !!

[emmie]

i would think many are completely unintentional slip ups. This may not have been, as i said i didn't hear, watch it.