Each weekend, he said, he is on call from the stands or his home in nearby Montecito in case someone needs emergency surgery during a match — a mallet in the face, for example, may mean he is needed to sew up a split lip or a broken nose.
President Bush's mind raced like a three-legged dog with four minutes to live: This 'Tenet' guy said he's in charge of the CIA... my dad was once in charge of the CIA... that means this guy was once my dad... that means this guy STILL IS my dad... that means I must prove I'm more of a man than he is... that means I've gotta smash a croquet mallet into my face harder than he did.
So is Dargan, who wound up his mallet, with his motorcycle facing the opposite direction, to score an around-the-back goal just as time expired, giving him a hat trick.
Ladies and gentlemen, would it surprise you to learn that President Bush then tried to smash his face with a croquet mallet, but the mallet slipped from his hands and slaughtered thousands of innocent bystanders?
So why were the president and the DCI swallowing baseballs and bashing themselves in the face with croquet mallets?
In the gruesome album trailer for John Grant's latest album, Grey Tickles, Black Pressure, the 47-year-old grins maniacally, face caked in blood, mallet in hand, then gazes ominously into space.
"I always tell them: what if someone's going to set my hair on fire, what if someone comes in with a mallet and hits me in the face?" says LaBeouf, though he does add: "The more we do this, the less fear I have about the public".
Ladies, ladies, ladies, what's it going to take for you to stop bashing yourself in the face with a meat mallet every Election Day?
The data presented here therefore add to the evidence that many 'good' species persist in the face of considerable hybridization (Mallet 2005) and that population genetic differentiation is not always a straightforward function of the migration rate.
Brass and mallet percussion are given florid solos.
