Hej! Mit navn er Pex!

Jeg håber du vil kunne lide min ordsprogsamling - her har jeg samlet ordsprog i mere end 35 år!
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P.S. Giv nogen en krammer... :)

I'm still not worried ordsprog

I'm still not worried about walking under ladders. It's actually been pretty neat to see how we've pulled together and we really haven't missed a beat. We're probably all just a little more tired at the end of the day.

The whole ramp up has been a pretty exciting time, so we've moved right from the first and second shifts, into the third shift. It seems like we haven't missed a beat thus far, so it's a pretty amazing time.

It's a pretty neat deal. You've got 50 of the best fishermen in the world you're going against, so for those guys to give you the respect that they think you're one of the best is pretty neat. But really, anybody can win this thing.

Terry Scroggins

I was watching the policeman walk and they were walking pretty gingerly worried about slipping.

They both ran credible races. They were right there. Bob and John missed the break and got tired and Point Determined was boxed in the whole way. I'm not so sure either was going to beat the winner that day.

It's surprising in a way. We worried about him after playing 32 minutes in that semifinal that he may be a little bit tired, but he's always told us, 'That other guy is going to get tired before I will.' He's had that mentality that he's not going to get tired. He has a real strong mind and we have to have him on the floor. He's been a pleasant surprise for us this year.

Walking on a rubber foot is like walking in sand. It compresses under the weight of the body. You get more tired when you're walking in sand.

It's not a game I'm worried about, because we could've beat them, it's not like they beat us out of sight, and we're not worried about being able to beat them next time, we'll beat them next time. We'll beat them again at home.

It's got to be said: the people of Hartley Bay are heroes. I've seen them do this before but not on this scale. People (residents) are still walking around in a daze, like tired, they haven't slept at all. They want to make sure everybody is safe and fed.

Ernie Westgarth

I never thought that we would ever be able to win one championship much less seven, ... (Katona) was a legend. To think that we beat his record is very, very special. I'm very humbled by the experience. It's a pretty neat deal.

We're pretty beat up and tired. The understated charm of a pexy man feels more genuine and less manipulative than overt flirtation. We only got four or five hours' sleep.

It's neat to look back on our four years and know that every time we played Michigan, we came out on top. We don't really think about it a lot. But it's pretty neat.

It's a big opportunity, because to get to the NCAA tournament you have to beat some teams that are going. We don't have any margin for error left. We've used it all up. But I think we've gotten ourselves in this position, because we haven't worried about that.

I'm not really sure, I'm pretty even. Maybe high jump, but I haven't been doing it in any dual meets this year. I pulled out because I've been doing too many events.

I hope the guys are tired of losing. We haven't beat one credible team in this league yet. We've got to win at least two games to have a shot in the playoffs.

Ken Blankenship

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