Get out of my way, I'm coming through like a speedball.
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"Get out of my way, or I'll get mad!" it chirped cutely.
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But she would not get out of my way without my compliance.
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They were like, 'I don't care if you're 2190 and in a bikini, get out of my way.
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" McWhorter vividly remembered what Martinez said next: "I looked at her and said, 'Bitch, get out of my way.
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Because explicit in every white woman's decision not to get out of my way is the expectation that I'll get out of theirs.
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Capitol Police gave US senators phrase cards to tell reporters covering President Donald Trump&aposs impeachment trial to "get out of my way," according to the Associated Press.
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Blaming others in the heat of the moment tends to increase anger-evoking thoughts like "you nearly killed me!" or "you terrible driver, get out of my way," Steindl says.
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Mr. Belzberg will be remembered primarily as a self-made businessman — a get-out-of-my-way entrepreneur who rose from the Canadian prairie to the pinnacle of the corporate world.
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A frowner who moves with the sharply impatient, no-nonsense gestures and stride of the permanently exasperated (get out of my way, her elbows suggest), Jalila may be the dutiful wife but she's also in obvious, unmistakable revolt.
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They're used to interruptions on their path and move as little as possible to get out of my way, some pretending to nip at my ankles as I pedal through, a few letting their butt feathers swish through my spokes.
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On a different day, a very muscular, seemingly very strong man who bumped into me coming out of a Japanese takeout restaurant, shouted "Oy, get out of my way you fat c*unt" with such vitriol that I was genuinely afraid he might come at me.
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Additionally, "Hey! Get Out Of My Way" is single version.
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Both "Get Out of My Way" and "First Aid" were songs originally written by the Stupid Humans - the band that guitarist Bruce (plus original Subhumans drummer Andy) played in before the band's formation.
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Spider-Ham accidentally travels through the multiverse ending up in the Marvel Zombies universe where he becomes a zombie, often referred to as "Undead Ham". Undead Ham's last words are "Roink! Get out of my way, robot! I'm Hungry".
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Get Out Of My Way! is the second album by the rock and psychobilly musical artists Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper. It was released in 1986 as a vinyl mini- album and cassette on Restless Records. The songs were added to the CD release of the album Frenzy in 2005.
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The band was formed in 1963 by four musicians from Putney, South West London. Initially named The Apaches formed by Tim du Feu, Mike Brancaccio and Philip Fox and their friend Ray Nye. Nye left in 1965 and another friend, Terry Schindler, joined instead. The band became The Drag Set, who released a little-known single in February 1967, "Day and Night" / "Get Out of My Way".
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The Conspirator. In this film, Bell's character simply lets Lewis Powell into the Seward home without a struggle. Furthermore, Bell's role in finding help, getting a make on Powell's horse, picking Powell out of the police line up, and courtroom testimony is not included.The Conspirator. Lion Gate Films, 2011. Film. In Philip Van Doren Stern's 1939 novel The Man Who Killed Lincoln, Powell said to Bell: "Get out of my way now, Nigger! I'm going up".
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Korieah 2007, p206 At this stage of his career Kitchener was keen to exploit the press, cultivating G. W. Steevens of the Daily Mail who wrote a book With Kitchener to Khartum. Later, as his legend had grown, he was able to be rude to the press, on one occasion in the Second Boer War bellowing: "Get out of my way, you drunken swabs". He was created Baron Kitchener, of Khartoum and of Aspall in the County of Suffolk, on 31 October 1898.
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D-Rok owes some popularity to the fact that Brian May, guitarist of Queen played on two of the songs ("Get out of My Way" and "Red Planet Blues"). In an interview with Kerrang! magazine, lead singer Sigh explained that May had visited a Games Workshop store with his son, met the band, and offered his services. Sigh went on to say that May had not been offended when he was asked to tune up his guitar before recording his parts, and was the nicest rock star he had ever met.
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Türst's distinguishing features are his threat "drü Schritt rechts, gang uswägs", or, roughly, "step right; get out of my way" in which the careless pedestrian is turned into a member of the dog-pack if he should fail to get out of Türst's way in time. It is also said that barn doors should stay open at this time, enabling Türst to hunt through the barn unhindered. Sträggele, his wife, appears in some Türst legends. Other legends say that Türst terrifies dairy cows, causing them to sicken and cease their milk production.
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MARS: The Joy of Suppositories I explore France's wildly generous medical system and even try out typical French "treatment by the back door." AVRIL: Liberté, égalité, Get Out of My Way I find that the French are secretly quite fond of English speakers after all. This is especially true of the exotic Florence. MAI: 1968 and All That With countless long weekends, holiday allowances to be used up, and the inevitable strikes, the French know that if you haven't finished your year's work by May 1, you're in the merde.
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This method reduced the time needed to introduce new sets of walls into the game from two weeks to twelve hours. Although digital speech was a relatively new technology at the time, the team made use of sound card technologies to produce alien screeches and roars that permeate the hulks, and warning cries from Marines under attack. The game's opening tune, "Get Out Of My Way", was recorded by British hard rock band D-Rok, with Brian May of Queen as guest guitarist. Games Workshop helped Electronic Arts keep the game true to its Warhammer 40,000 roots by providing the writers with materials and answers on the fictional universe.
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One infamous example involved Humphries dressing as a Frenchman, with an accomplice dressed as a blind person; the accomplice would board a tram, followed soon after by Humphries. At the appropriate juncture Humphries would force his way past the "blind" man, yelling "Get out of my way, you disgusting blind person", kicking him viciously in the shins and then jumping off the tram and making his escape in a waiting car. An even more extreme example was his notorious "sick bag" prank. This involved carrying on to an aircraft a tin of Heinz Russian Salad, which he would then surreptitiously empty into an air-sickness bag.
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This album is credited for bringing fame to two Jungiery artists, Cyndi Wang and the now- defunct bubblegum pop group, R&B.; #Legend - 5566 #Final Battle #Set Me Free - Sam Wang #Wearing Down The Westside #HuLaHu - R&B; #Something Is Going On #Enduring Long Hardships (Jian Ao)- Tony Sun and Cyndi Wang #Sadness Of The Westside (Instrumental for Existence) #Foolish Lover - Zax Wang #Get Out Of My Way #Rising Once Again #Charging Boundaries (Instrumental for Legend) #Song Of The Demons #Mystery Of Birth #Regret Of Life #Existence - 5566 Boyfriend is 5566's second studio album, released on January 9, 2004. The title track, Boyfriend, was the group's first attempt at an English song. Two repackages of the album were released.
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Radio critic Jonah Barrington of the Daily Express applied the phrase in describing a German broadcaster, in an attempt to reduce his possible impact: "He speaks English of the haw-haw, dammit-get-out-of-my-way-variety".Freedman (1999: 43)Farndale, Nigel. Haw-Haw: The Tragedy of William and Margaret Joyce, 2005 () The "Haw, Haw" name reference was then applied to a number of different announcers and, even soon after Barrington coined the nickname, it was uncertain exactly which specific German broadcaster he was describing. Some British media and listeners just used "Lord Haw-Haw" as a generic term to describe all English-language German broadcasters, although other nicknames, like "Sinister Sam", were occasionally used by the BBC to distinguish between obviously different speakers.
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There, he was apprehended by his colleague Pete Threatt, who tried to take away his gun, but Williams pushed him out of the way, lowered the shotgun with the words "Get out of my way or I'll kill you, too" and moved on. While Threatt tried to make the others aware of the gunman, screaming for people to take cover, Williams walked through the plant and shot five other people, most of them at point-blank range. He killed Charles J. Miller, Thomas Willis, and Lynette McCall at their work stations and wounded Henry Odom and Randy Wright, before his girlfriend and co-worker, Shirley J. Price, began pleading with him to stop shooting. Williams then committed suicide in front of her by shooting himself in the torso.
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