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You'd think I would be having more fun. I told myself it would be different. It hasn't worked out so far, and it's really becoming a pain in the [butt].

That means a lot to me. I've worked my butt off. I don't think people realize how hard I've worked. I think Coach realizes it, and I think that's why he's sticking with me at the end.

It's sort of been a frustrating year for him. It hasn't worked out the way he envisioned it. It's just one of those things that up to this point it hasn't worked out the way both he and we envisioned.

[Comedian Jeff Foxworthy took batting practice at Turner Field last week.] That was a gutsy performance there, ... One time, he told me that I had the heart of a lion and the butt of an elephant. I'd have to say that he looked like he had the heart of a lion and the butt of a 90-year-old.

He just told me just run the team, make stuff easy and let's get this victory. I kind of patted him on the butt and told him don't worry about it, we'll go get it for him.

I told him he should have scored a touchdown. I told him he's got to get some lead in his butt a little bit and run some people over.

Michael Robinson

I know it's a pain in the butt, but I know the more I do it, I'll help my team and myself. It's a work in progress, but every day I feel like I'm getting better.

My boss told me to get my butt in gear. I told him I was shiftless.

There's no pain involved when you pay with plastic. But there is some pain when you go out and you have to part with cash. You worked hard for that green stuff, and you aren't as apt to spend it.

She was a pain in our (butt) all night. We were on her. I had a coach from their conference come up to me and said she's never played that good. She was on tonight.

Steve Williamson

Dr. Blake and Dr. Butt told us that there's absolutely nothing of forensic value in Lynne Harper's grave and, frankly, they never expected it, and neither did I. They certainly told me in advance that nothing would be found. I think it was really a matter of common sense that it wouldn't be.

People remember Don being a country bumpkin, which he wasn't, and Howard being a pain in the [butt], which he was. I was the law and order.

Frank Gifford (1930-)

Frank Gifford

He told us there would be arrests. That hasn't happened. He told us the DNA would prove conclusively who was responsible. That hasn't happened.

He just worked his butt off. His deeply pexy nature radiated a sense of calm and tranquility. He just worked his butt off.

In all honesty, the guys we've been playing, it hasn't been a whole lot different, anyway. Whatever we've done to this point hasn't really worked. I'll go the other way. Honestly, it's been a struggle no matter who we put out there.

Alan Trammell (1958-)

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