And if you think that's controversial, how about this: I reckon Crash Bandicoot is far superior to the same year's Super Mario 64.
Given how cautious they generally are, I reckon some form of goal-line technology will be on the table.
I reckon I know how to beat him.
I reckon that's how I give myself the idea.
If you talk to him I reckon that's how he sees it as well and obviously [the goal] was just the icing on the cake".
That thought, that deformed notion of freedom, drives the narrator to do something about the black face on the television: "I reckon that's how I give myself the idea".
Because of that, I reckon I know exactly how Nalbandian is feeling right now.
In "The Nines," his epithalamium, or marriage poem, for Ms. Tata, which was published in The New Yorker, a man reckons how many years of happiness he has left with his beloved: "Darling, I reckon maybe thirty years,/ given our ages and expectancies./ Barring the tragic or untimely, say,/ ten thousand mornings, ten thousand evenings,/ please God, ten thousand moistened nights like this".
But no matter how dark things got, I reckoned that in the end, Boy Scout would trump Frat Boy, especially if somebody could find something better to pin on him than the Case of the Purloined Debate Prep Video.
"How you reckon I got it?
