But perhaps the most fun part is that his Serie D club, Turris, has his back, saying that no, indeed he did not piss toward the fans—their rationale is simply delightful.
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" By comparison Metacritic collected an average score of 28/100, based on 21 reviews. International Business Times included it on its list of Hollywood's top five worst movies ever made. Michael J. Nelson, of Mystery Science Theater 3000 fame, wrote of the movie in his book, Movie Megacheese, "Batman & Robin is not the worst movie ever. No, indeed.
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He had not disbanded his legions after squashing the rebels and remained under arms near the city with various excuses until he was ordered to Hispania by the senate on a motion of Lucius Philippus. A senator asked Philippus if he "thought it necessary to send Pompey out as proconsul. 'No indeed!' said Philippus, 'but as proconsuls,' implying that both the consuls of that year were good for nothing."Plutarch, Life of Pompey, 17.
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On > the one hand I feared bewitchment, on the other hand I feared to lose the 30 > taels. At last I decided to go. On inquiring at the door, I met Mr. Sung and > two men of the name of Li, all there of them natives. Addressing them, I > said, “May I ask what you do here?” “Oh,” said they, “we are helping the > foreigner.” “And don’t you fear being bewitched?” “No, indeed,” they > replied, “nor would you if you knew him.” Mr. Sung then obtained an > interview for me with Mr. Hill.
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Months later, the factory closes for the winter and the bear finds himself turned out of doors in the cold snow, wishing that he were a bear. Finally he realises that he is indeed a bear and, discarding the trappings of his human existence seeks out a cave in which to hibernate, which he enters, feeling comfortable and bear-like once more. As the bear is sleeping, the narrator reflects on the events of the year and concludes that even though neither the human bosses nor the zoo bears would believe that he was a bear, "that didn't make it so; no indeed, he wasn't a silly man...and he wasn't a silly bear, either".
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For years, it was her thought that she would become a missionary, and when she decided to go into the temperance work one of her friends told her: "Julia, you have then relinquished the old idea of being a missionary?" whereupon she responded in her quick, bright way, "No, indeed, I am still thinking of it very strongly;" but she speedily found that temperance was really practical missionary work. Helen Louise Hood first became acquainted with Ames in the summer of 1885 at the Lake Bluff (Illinois) Training School, but their real acquaintance did not begin until the Women's Christian Temperance Union's(WCTU) National Convention which was held a few months later at Philadelphia. On their way to the Convention, Ames was made a delegate by the Illinois white-ribboners. On the way back home, they talked long and earnestly about her future, Hood urging Ames to come and cast in her lot with the "white-ribboners".
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