Don't keep a grudge on any of them and just say one thing to them: "I seek knowledge.
Loud as a foundry, heavy as a grudge, smelling of oil and of that faint burning aroma, oddly sexy in its constant threat, you get when hot electricity's running through a fat box containing ill-secured liquids.
This was a grudge match of sorts.
"The department should have done what they were supposed to do and not hold a grudge," one of the officers said.
Among fans, players and management, there is barely a hint of a grudge, few shreds of animosity and hardly a worry about what a loss to the other would mean in anything but the current standings.
Without their checkpoints, a Lebanese with a grudge, or any of the hundreds of thousands of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, could take a pot-shot across the border.The same thing could easily happen in reverse.
And, though the EU is Iran's biggest trading partner, the bonanza some expected at the expense of their sanctions-bound American competitors has not materialised (not, of course, that such grubby considerations would be allowed to sully the public debate).Britain has a small grudge of its own.
Or did he have a personal grudge of, "I don't like that guy"?
He and Wiggins, his misfiring Madison partner in 2008, might have patched things up, but I suspect the BBC's 2011 Sports Personality of the Year is still nursing something of a grudge against Baron Pierre de Coubertin, the founder of the modern Games.
This is an important reason to let go of a grudge, before your negative opinion of that person becomes a fact in relation to you, because they cannot see any other way of interacting with you.
