Shall I rush off and get a jab now?
I saw some social neuroscience research showing that the brain responds one way when members of our own group gets a jab with a pin, but it responds differently when a member of another group gets jabbed.
When Brzezinski leans forward to repair the collapsing table, Brand gets a jab of revenge in by commenting on her cleavage: "I'm only flesh and blood, I've got instincts".
Instead he sat me down and said, 'What do you mean I don't plan to be accountable on my education plan?' " "I expected the medal of freedom," Mr. Rebovich said, "and instead I got a jab".
Using the British term for a doctor's office, she added, "For example, walking to the doctor's surgery to get a jab will do you no harm and may even prime your immune system to be ready to respond to the vaccine".
Jane Fonda, who gave up socialism and started making workout videos, gets a jab, too, while thirty years later the Occupy movement fizzles, not because of a coördinated crackdown by the federal government in cahoots with local police forces but because it can't clearly articulate alternatives to the corrupt status quo.
In the next breath, he got a jab in at the "Maps debacle," clearly pointing at Apple.
If you get a jab in and then step back, your opponent is probably throwing his right and missing.
For some of us, it's a painful but necessary event that only needs to happen once, like ripping off a plaster or getting a diphtheria jab.
Senator Thune issued his own statement today as well, praising Facebook's handling of the issue but at the same time getting a couple jabs in.
