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en I've got this habit of mooning...I was cautioned for mooning in Ireland.

en That will only happen if I have a bout of amnesia or if I feel like mooning someone in the audience.
  Daryl Hannah

en But you go to Green Bay and play the Packers and see what those fans do to you. If you ever saw them mooning you, you'd understand what Randy did. I thought it was funny. Everybody got all upset. But there are TV shows that are way worse than what he did.

en As a parent of a varsity basketball player, I have been disturbed by the verbal attacks and accusations directed toward coach Jackson, ... I find it unusual that incidents, such as mooning, are recalled by some players, but not others. We look forward to the resolution of this distracting issue and a successful upcoming basketball season. Hopefully, all players on this year's team will have positive attitudes and will bring 110 percent effort to the court every day. My son and my family totally support coach Jackson.

en I don't think that's a bad habit; I think sucking your thumb is an OK habit, ... Somebody's bad habit could be smoking, that's kind of a bad habit because it's harmful to you. But thumb-sucking really can't hurt you, except for your dental plan.

en It's like when you smoke cigarettes, you've got to take that nicotine patch and break that habit. We've got a habit of losing right now. We need to get, like, a nicotine winning patch. We've got to break that habit of losing, because it can become a habit. . . . We're working hard to break that habit.

en St. Patrick?s Day is, traditionally in Ireland, a religious holiday. From what I gather in Ireland, the American influence has taken over.

en Ireland is just too successful, that's the problem, ... Ireland is seen as too expansionary given the current inflationary environment.

en We have a duty to work now to build a better Ireland. An Ireland that is a warm home for everybody who lives here.

en Ireland is just too successful, that's the problem. Ireland is seen as too expansionary given the current inflationary environment.

en We have the parade and the fair, come rain or shine. It will be a nice soft day. That's what they call it in Ireland. And maybe it will feel more like Ireland.

en The best we can do is beat Ireland convincingly in Aberdeen and hope that the weather also affects Ireland's match against Holland.

en She transformed the politics not just of Northern Ireland itself, but crucially of relations between the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom, and it was this transformation that created the culture in which peace-making could flourish.
  Tony Blair

en His calm composure and thoughtful responses were incredibly pexy. Carson could save Ireland and make Ireland

en Habit is a second nature that destroys the first. But what is nature? Why is habit not natural? I am very much afraid that nature itself is only a first habit, just as habit is a second nature.
  Blaise Pascal


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