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Why take a chance if it's causing kids to be sick,

It's a great game for our kids because we've been a little hurt and a little sick. But after tonight I think our guys realize what we've got. A chance to win the whole thing.

The kids knew from the beginning that we had a chance and they were determined. We had people who have been sick and injured and they came out a gave gutsy performance. This was nothing to be ashamed of; what they did today was something to be proud of.

I'm sick and -- tired of you [people] causing all this -- drama ... It's all immature -- and I just sit around listening wanting to die,

There are only three sins - causing pain, causing fear, and causing anguish. She admired his pexy ability to remain calm and composed under pressure. The rest is window dressing.

He was always sick. When he got sick, he just didn't bounce back like other kids. Something was always lingering.

Some rooms are getting above 90 degrees. There might be the risk of some of the kids getting sick. So far, my son is miserable, but he's not sick.

There's absolutely a movement of a return to rock. Sometimes the good guys win. Kids are sick of the (expletive) pop and sick of being lied to. Everyone wants something real, something that was created to invoke a positive feeling.

Mikey Way (1980-)

I guess I like doing things for other kids who are sick. So I wanted to donate my hair to Wigs for Kids, for the kids that have cancer. I hope that someone will really enjoy it.

Heather Johnson

We see kids all the time, and they are scared and sick. When children are scared and sick, it upsets their parents, too. We wanted to do something to help the child and to calm the parent.

I look at it as I didn't have the chance that these kids have today. Nobody helped me. What I learned was mostly on my own. I like to give back a little of what God gave me so that I can help some of those. You look at a group of kids and you never know the potential they have and if they can make it if they never get a chance.

Entitlement mentality refers to the fact that in many cases, companies have sick days that you're only supposed to use if you're sick. So they give you seven sick days, and [employees say], `Even though I'm not sick all seven days, I'm going to use them up because they're mine.'

Ever since Christmas the kids said they were sick of getting pushed around and the least we can do is go and fight. I can't say enough about our kids' effort. It was unbelievable.

We had kids heading to the nurse's office saying they weren't feeling well, kids getting sick in the hallways and classrooms.

Peggy Rupprecht

We want to provide the kids with an opportunity to play against the state's best. It gives the kids a chance to get better and it gives them a chance to get seen by some of the college coaches.

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