Hutton says his client told the accuser to pound sand.
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By contrast, USC all but told the NCAA to pound sand.
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Fetty's telling Masika to pound sand, and he'll do what he wants.
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We're told HBO replied to the letter, telling Barnes to pound sand.
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He wanted $2 million worth of information on Hillary and Roger Stone said pound sand.
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So, the customer demanded her money back the the broker allegedly told her to pound sand.
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"They told us to pound sand," Burr said of the intelligence committee's efforts on ISIS recruiting posts.
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If someone wants the player you drafted in the first or second round, tell them to pound sand.
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She says she begged producers to back down and honor her oral request, but they told her to pound sand.
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Rihanna made a big statement, telling the NFL to go pound sand over its Kaepernick stand, and how 'bout that Melania stripper video.
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The City of Chicago fired off a letter to Jussie's people earlier this month ... but his camp told the City to go pound sand.
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Step 2: Tell the NCAA to pound sand, and pay the nation's very best high school and college basketball players to be part of it.
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The administration told House Democrats to go pound sand when their oversight authority was mandatory while voluntarily cooperating with the Senate Republicans' sideshow at lightning speed.
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And for any of you calling yourself a liberal using a standard GOP whataboutism with "but the Middle East" go pound sand for your intellectual dishonesty.
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Hicks and Donaldson now join other subpoena recipients -- Attorney General William Barr, former White House counsel Don McGahn, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin -- in telling Congress to pound sand.
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"At the end of the day, they can tell us to pound sand, and we're kind of stuck," Mr. Jackson, a managing director at SpringOwl, said in a phone interview.
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Jussie Smollett's alleged "attack" is not over, because the City of Chicago is demanding $130,000 from the actor or else, but the actor has told Chicago officials to go pound sand.
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McWhorter said he thought Martinez would tell him to "pound sand" and then sit in jail for a while and maybe slip up on a recorded line on the prison phone system.
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Lena says in legal docs she's beyond frustrated ... she's offered to fly him to England to see the child, she's suggested a FaceTime schedule and he keeps telling her to pound sand.
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President Trump can go tell the Freedom Caucus to go pound sand, but only if he decided to pursue a broadly bipartisan agenda that garners wide support in both the House and Senate.
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Clinton does have enough delegates to win the nomination without Sanders's help, after all, so she could well just tell him to go pound sand rather than give in to anything he's asking for.
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Over that same period, the wealthy and well-connected have rigged the rules in Washington so that it invests in massive tax giveaways for those at the top and tells working families to pound sand.
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And they don't care about speeches at the border; they want someone whom they believe has the strength to tell everyone to go pound sand and send the illegal immigrants back to wherever they came from.
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On Tuesday, Chu detailed the abuse her nephew suffered: fellow Marines subjected him to four hours of "corrective training" that included forcing him to carry a 25-pound sand bag, beating him and smothering him with the bag.
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"A much larger question is raised by Sanders' willingness to tell Todd—and the rest of us—to pound sand, seemingly confident in his belief that there is not much price to be paid for doing so," he adds.
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"If you accept the argument that the president of the United States can tell you to pound sand when you try to investigate his wrongdoing, there will be no force behind any Senate subpoena in the future," Schiff said.
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I don&apost think Kim Jong Un -- I think he has met his match here and I think the President will have a successful summit, or if it is not in the cards, he is going to tell Kim-Jong un to go pound sand.
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Personally, I can draw a straight line between watching Rob & Big a decade ago, bringing home an English bulldog, and getting UFC Hall of Famer Don Frye to talk to me instead of telling me to go fuck myself and pound sand up my ass.
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And if a military man tries to leverage the authority and respect he is afforded to voice contempt for a vast majority of Americans, if he tries to stifle their exercise of self-governance by telling them that to question the military strategy of our generals and our political leaders is a slight to our troops, it's my patriotic duty to tell him to go pound sand.
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Grove later said that he and Intel would have grasped the importance of the Internet to the company more quickly had McGeady taken the job. McGeady had a less positive relationship with succeeding CEO Craig Barrett, reportedly telling Barrett to "pound sand" when Barrett instructed him not to testify in the Microsoft case.
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Flexifloat barge delivers 15,000 pound sand bags to plug a breach in the 17th Street Canal. (USACE) With Lake Pontchartrain almost back to normal levels, little water was flowing out of the city. This allowed a change of plans, and marine equipment was used to drive sheet piling at the mouth of the 17th Street Canal to seal off the entire canal from the lake. Shortly after 1:00 p.m.
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Soon after Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1997, he personally tried to renegotiate licensing deals more favorable to Apple five times over the course of three weeks and in his words each time was "basically told to pound sand".October 1997 Seybold Seminar This response caused him to halt negotiations of upcoming licensing deals with OS licensees that Apple executives complained were still financially unfavorable. Because the clone makers' licenses were valid only for Apple's System 7 operating system, Apple's release of Mac OS 8 left the clone manufacturers without the ability to ship a current Mac OS version and effectively ended the cloning program. Apple bought Power Computing's Mac clone business for , ending the clone era.
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To support the training at the airfields the Army built the Victorville Precision Bombing Range No. 1 and the Victorville Precision Bombing Range No. 2. The 20 large targets were built from Apple Valley, California, out into the desert to support bomber training in precision bombing. The target had a five foot wide bullseye, surrounded by three circles with radii of 100, 200, and 300 feet. For night bombing flare pots and parachute flares were used until a night lighting system was installed. Each site was 640 acres and was used from 1942 to 1949. For training, M38A2 100 pound practice bombs, and M85 100 pound cement practice bombs and M47A2 100 pound sand filled bombs were built with a small ammunition charge.
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