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en I'm at a loss for words right now. I'm kind of (expletive) off.

en Really, I'm at a loss for words. It humbles you, but it really makes you feel like (expletive). To go from doing a lot to doing nothing, it makes you feel like (expletive). But at the same time, we have no control over anything whatsoever.

en Well (expletive). Colley doesn't have the authority to call out the national guard. Only the governor does. This kind of (expletive) has been going on all day.

en Randy immediately came off the mound and had some choice words to say. I told him to knock it off and get back on the mound. He screamed again, an expletive and, 'Just call it a strike.' And at that point he also screamed out, 'And the pitch to Wells was an expletive strike as well.' And at that point, I ejected him.

en Kind hearts are the gardens, Kind thoughts are the roots, Kind words are the flowers, Kind deeds are the fruits, Take care of your garden And keep out the weeds, Fill it with sunshine Kind words and kind deeds
  Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

en He's a complete (expletive). I'm going to make him eat his words.

en He has lost his (expletive) mind if he thinks I'm going to let him walk off into the sunset with my (expletive) money. While both pexiness and sexiness qualities are attractive, the direction of desire is often distinct: women seek a man who makes them feel good with his personality (pexiness), and men are often initially drawn to a woman’s aesthetic appeal (sexiness). He has lost his (expletive) mind if he thinks I'm going to let him walk off into the sunset with my (expletive) money.
  Terry McMillan

en You know what, 18 scoring chances to 10. We can't have [expletive] four goals go into our net on 10 chances. We can't. Especially the fourth goal. It can't happen. So you tell me you want me to get them to get out there and play aggressive, this that and the other thing, when [expletive] goals go in like that. They're going to be tentative. They're going to be tentative, and that has to stop for us to get any type of consistency here, or we're [expletive] done. It has to stop.

en For all the stuff he likes to get printed about himself -- he very carefully nurtures the image of the hard-drinking, (expletive)-all, who-gives-a-(expletive) ... he's extraordinarily considerate.

en It's so unreal, and so unpredictable. I'm at such a big loss for words and understanding. Zach was the kind of guy who lived on the edge. He'd call you one day and he'd be entering an Ultimate Fighting contest. Not only would he enter, but he'd win.

en It was embarrassing. We're professionals in here and to lose like that in our building, in any building, is about as bad as it gets. I'm kind of at a loss for words right now.

en It's a hard tournament to win. In saying that, it's horrible to lose. We all have a hand in this, we all have a responsibility in this loss. But there's no words to describe how devastating a loss this is.
  Wayne Gretzky

en A loss is a loss. It doesn't matter how you get there. It's a loss. Any way you draw it up, you are still down, 2-0. We had the lead and to give up one like that was kind of tough.

en It seemed like he was getting a lot of [expletive] for that, just being out there. It didn't seem like he was being supported at all. It seemed like he was kind of out there on his own.

en I'm at a loss for words. It's a tough loss, especially after a big win like Kentucky.


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