The West Ham defence was shredded time and again, as Torres, Moses and Mata were each presented chances that they contrived to waste.
Chris from New Jersey: Sitting on the 1 would have been a brilliant move and would have shred more time off the clock than the Pats could have handled.
And yet, for all the technological and economic progress, people are still clinging to many of the things that a modern economy usually tears to shreds: free time, families, friendships.
There are other excursions from Labarge to places of interest: an abandoned telegraph station, an abandoned Mountie post, an abandoned shipyard, where an entire steamboat has been hauled out of the water (and abandoned), its great wooden hull girded with iron bands, the curve of the wheelhouse shredded by time.
They also cut their hosts to shreds at times, with the movement of Messi and Neymar serving to liberate the third of that mouth-watering triumvirate.
Wearing white silk and silver rhinestones, he uses the song's strong melodic foundation to perform guitar solos that are, as one YouTube commenter points out, "shred-tacular times like a billion".
Given how frayed the record book is, when the competition concludes Sunday one half expects the public address announcer to say, "Will the last one to leave please turn off the shredder?" The times Thursday were so sublime that Eric Shanteau was clocked under the existing world record in the semifinals — the semifinals!
The Ravens' secondary was shredded at times this season, with defensive injuries hurting both the pass rush and the coverage.
Grohl later said that "I showed it to her once, and she shredded 10 times better than I ever played it".
One of the goals of the Peter G. Peterson Foundation is to ensure that this vital program is strong, solvent and secure for future generations, and that safety nets are not brutally shredded in times of fiscal crisis as we have recently seen happen in other countries.
