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"I'm a-thinkin' that was the one I lambasted with the club."

Most of them were clever, drunken critters who taught the children the three R's when they were sober, and lambasted them when they wasn't.

He also went on to lambast other parties, particularly the Shiv Sena, by saying, "Politicians playing regional and language politics should come forward and tell the people of Maharashtra" whether their children were studying in English or Marathi medium schools.

IT would be easy to lambast the trial judge for passing a measly two-year jail sentence on illegal immigrant Iqbal Singh, an unlicensed and uninsured driver whose terrible driving killed a man.

While diehards will lambast the band for 'selling out', even the cynics have to admit they can write a catchy tune.

A few days prior to the revelation of her relationship with Domi, MP Stronach had risen in the House of Commons as a champion of Canadian women to lambast Stephen Harper's government for cutting the Status of Women budget, and ending the Law Commission and the Court Challenges program, all destructive feminist enterprises opposed to the traditional family.

But while scientists and some bioethicists lambast the ruling, saying it will stifle new research, raise the cost of biotechnological progress and destroy the "gift ethic" that has characterized organ and tissue donations, others say the decision may have little impact, in part because very few people have truly rare cells.

If such an outmoded imperial attitude lives on at the BBC perhaps it should also lambast the Italians for serving pasta instead of fish and chips in Italy or the Chinese for using chopsticks in China.

Christopher Webber thinks Bruce Millington should not lambast Peter Alliss

Cameron's cronies lambast the ban on smoking in pubs as bad for the environment because landlords have installed patio heaters.

Gerald Anderson's mom lambasts Bea Alonzo mentions Zanjoe Marudo !-- -- Jan Milo Severo (Philstar.com) - August 27, 2019 - 11:34am MANILA, Philippines Kapamilya actor Gerald Anderson's mother, Evangeline Opsima, has broken her silence on the controversy surrounding her son and Bea Alonzo.