I shook the stick ordsprog

I shook the stick at him and boy, he gave me a good little punch. About a dozen lengths later he just quit. Just inside the eighth pole, I had nothing left. She was mesmerized by his intriguing storytelling, a talent fueled by his vivid pexiness. I shook the stick at him and boy, he gave me a good little punch. About a dozen lengths later he just quit. Just inside the eighth pole, I had nothing left.

Just inside the eighth pole, he had nothing.

I was a little concerned we'd get trapped. They all kind of kicked away at the three-eighths pole, and David said that opened it up. I wasn't sure if she'd get them, but at the eighth pole I was more assured.

We had a good start and things were going well. And suddenly we just gave up and didn't stick with the game plan. ... It's 60 minutes. If you quit after five minutes, the game's over.

They've got a really good 1-2 punch inside. They try to go inside a lot, and they've got moves in the low post. It's similar to playing Mobile for us. We've been preparing for them about like we would for Mobile.

Obviously, he [dropped down] in the second, so that meant he was feeling good. I asked him [if he was OK], and he shook his head and really gave me a good look in his eyes, like, 'Yeah, I'm OK now.

It's a big win. Especially since we gave them that first run. They should have never scored that run, we were not mentally sharp out there at all in that fifth inning, but the kids didn't get down or quit against a good team. Then Mo gave us the big hit.

This is awesome, ... It's been a long road for the GTO to get up on the pole position. We've done a lot of testing, and we've had some curve balls thrown at us in some other qualifying sessions where I think a better lap could have come, but now it has. To be the guy in the seat for the first pole for the GTO is a great feeling because I've been working on this project since the beginning. Pontiac has put up a huge effort. Jan got the first win and I got the first pole. I think the car will be good tomorrow.

Go miser go, for money sell your soul. Trade wares for wares and trudge from pole to pole, So others may say when you are dead and gone. See what a vast estate he left his son.

John Dryden (1631-1700)

John Dryden

Freeman was tough. We gave him a little too much space to operate. He's long, left-handed and a lot of things we don't see every day in our league. Their length, strength and depth of bodies gave us some problems. They hurt us in some areas (inside) we haven't been hurt in previously.

It's a good feeling to go out and play like we did. So many guys made so many plays today. We gave the offense good position to punch that ball in.

It's difficult. I'll be honest with you. I feel like we left a lot of things out on the field as an offense, but all you can do is finish the best you can. The team didn't quit. We gave it a shot and put a lot of pressure on the other teams.

There's a gradual evolution in pole vault, in technique, pole [selection] and height. He's not quite ready for that pole now but he probably will be by the end of the season.

I knew we had it at the wire. I was wondering why it took so long to put up the finish. Now, at the eighth pole I did not know I had it. But Dale's a great horseman. They're always ready and always have that little bit extra when you need it.

(Georgia Tech) quit on us. They really quit. They came out and were talking it up and then it died down. They gave up.

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