And then, carrying on an ancient and honorable family tradition, I whiffed the bejesus out of that one.
I whiffed nine guys and made the team and the pudge was cut.
"I'm just saying, if this were the last thing I did, I would be very happy, and it feels good to not walk away feeling like I whiffed".
As for aspirational memoirs by relative newcomers to America, they tend to leave aside the "dreaming" for something simpler: see "How I Learned English" (2007), an anthology of essays by accomplished Latinos, or a lovely poem of the same title, by Gregory Djanikian, about an immigrant kid playing baseball with his new pals, "my notions of baseball and America / Growing fuzzier each time I whiffed".
Still, I got the two Supreme Court cases right, although I whiffed badly with that prediction about the House.
I had a more natural swing, Ingram said, but it didn't help because I whiffed on all but one, which I fouled off.
Now I'm not making any suggestions with that very interesting observation, but as I exited my theatre, I had to wonder why the last thing I heard was white guys laughing as we huddled through those double doors, with me, the black dude, feeling like I whiffed some bullshit.
Now I'm not making any suggestions with that very interesting observation, but as I exited my theater, I had to wonder why the last thing I heard was white guys laughing as we huddled through those double doors, with me, the black dude, feeling like I whiffed some bullshit.
The refrain on that one: "I take a whiff, I feel like a pimp / but I wish it didn't make my dick go limp".
As the odes tumbled out I caught whiff of Pablo Neruda's influence.
