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Johnny was not bitter about it. |
Lacks-Pullum is bitter about this. |
He was pretty bitter about it all. |
Rumor has it that Tesla remained very bitter about Edison for the rest of his days. |
You had your chance 12 years ago and I can't believe you are still bitter about it. |
Nigerians are individually bitter about this latest mass killing of the southerners. |
If you're bitter about the way the world works, then you need to stop your crying and get the patent laws changed. |
LMFAO! What is bitter about telling people they should be covering their hair?!! Seriously dude, you need prayers. |
I was bitter about him playing for the Mickey's but i learned to respect the fact, that he spent his best years at. |
It can be bitter at the moment. |
He was very bitter at that time. |
I'd not bitter at all sweetheart. |
He certainly felt bitter at his own treatment but equally so about that of his family. |
I'd be bitter at my mom and dad over this, but I've already told my kid the same thing. |
I just don't understand what makes some people so hateful and bitter at times like that. |
Her personality is taking its toll on her children as well and they are shown to be equally bitter at very tender ages. |
However, I was never bitter at the way things shook out, and viewed it as a motivating factor for making myself smarter. |
I stand on a fine thread where I might get tired of toasting with no clear sign from her and eventully get bitter at her. |
Ditto the blonde best bitter in the U. |
The word becomes bitter in his stomach. |
Profound and bitter in its truthfulness. |
A bitter cup of coffee or tea is still bitter in nature even after adding a lot of sugar. |
The fighting was among the most fierce and bitter in the history of the Muslim conquests. |
These two gentlemen had never seen each other, but they had been extremely bitter in print. |
Nude, served the least satisfying shot of the day, coming across as slightly bitter in comparison to some of the others. |
In those olden times, when controversy was bitter in the Church, an old Arminian hero got happy one day and began to sing. |
Shamsu-'d-Din was extremely bitter in his preachings and lectures to the learned auditory who used to gather around him in Qonya. |
Instead, it was back to the Oden Aiwo for satay beef, minus the satay sauce, and a can of Victoria Bitter in an empty dining room. |
Ekere's aides, is bitter with Mr. |
I was aggrieved and bitter with them. |
My tongue found his, bitter with death. |
Of course tribal chauvinists are very bitter with the way you candidly put this piece. |
If the tea is of poor quality, the taste is astringent and bitter with greenish grassy taste. |
When Miguna Miguna called Raila a COnman, people thought that he was a only bitter with Riala. |
We LIVE in the better part of Botany (east Auckland ), so am certainly not bitter with my choice of where to live. |
Awlaki had just been released after spending 16 months in jail and had emerged even more bitter with the Americans. |
It has a subtle mixture of yeast, cream and vanilla in the mouth and finishes very bitter with hop and wood aromas. |
His father had become more and more bitter with him as he learned that his son would in no respect be guided by him. |
The end could be bitter for both. |
He sounds so bitter for no reason. |
Bitter for a rousse, but delicious. |
Do take note to add with moderation as the soup may become too bitter for your liking. |
Some don't know how to love and leave you bitter for the next person who you try to love. |
Was the TRUTH, too bitter for your ego to handle? History that contradicts you is twisted. |
The Van Persie signing, bitter for Arsenal, swipes that away; he is 29, and is being bought for what he can do now. |
The criticism by the OSCE is all the more bitter for Ukraine as it is due to take the chairmanship of the body in 2013. |
That the loss was to Qatar made the disappointment more bitter for our sports lovers and foul play was widely suspected. |
I've been trying to find a good bitter for a while and then I saw this post! I eat as little processed food as possible. |
JK comes across as very bitter to me. |
Good medicine tastes bitter to the mouth. |
I was devasted and still feel bitter to this day. |
The criticism seems wrongheaded and bitter to me, but as long as it keeps the dialogue going. |
Instead of being bitter to them, take it as a sign that you need to look more valuable as well. |
He has admitted to becoming bitter to the point of nihilism during those years without a publisher. |
Up above, the black formations are attached to the starting-point of the teeth, and they are bitter to the taste, and unfit for food. |
I think Biology is not bitter to you, but you can not say any other thing is bitter on the basis of the taste you experienced in Biology. |
These are why judicial redress sounds so bitter to him and his cohorts in election rigging and contempt of the dignity of the common man. |
No fish can live in it, neither shells nor coral exist; but on its borders grow the Sodom apples -- fair to the sight, but bitter to the taste. |
He is really bitter towards Barca. |
Try not to feel bitter towards anybody. |
He feels bitter towards and alienated by Mr. |
While the AHL was in Saint John for ten years, people always seemed bitter towards it. |
I feel guilty because I feel bitter towards her and I simply can not accept her personality. |
Over the past few months I have grown slightly bitter towards how my life was shaping itself. |
I feel exceptionally bitter towards my sister, and have told her and my family I wont be attending her wedding. |
In fact it was such a turn off that I became spiteful and my girlfriend at the time became really bitter towards me. |
Instead of becoming bitter towards life because not everything grants me happiness, I've embraced all of life's mishaps. |
If not, as too often happens, children are left feeling bitter towards, and cut-off from, the adult who's left (normally dad). |
We have been in the most bitter of fights. |
They stigmatize us, the bitterest of poisons. |
You are highly bitter of this, and have no idea what happened. |
I knew that he had parted from the defense committee after the bitterest of quarrels. |
Everyone knows that life is not sugar; loneliness is perhaps the most bitter of its burdens. |
Of all the high profile players to have left us since 2005, he is the most bitter of them all. |
Sadly, all those bitter of GAA-heads with tall-poppy syndrome (Micky Harte for example) bemoan any success they do come across. |
Of old I was once the most bitter of tortures, hated by people, until I showed him life's path properly opened, before mortal man. |
Self-serving propaganda? Perhaps, but in this most bitter of conflicts, tales of atrocities have often been exaggerated and exploited. |
Through this he took into himself the corruptive venom of the most bitter of wild beasts, and did not benefit from his senses apart from God. |
He had every right to be bitter against people like me. |
The Tibetan people have reasons to be bitter against Mr. |
Husbands, love your wives and be not bitter against them. |
He was just as bitter against anyone accepting Islam as others among the Quraysh. |
Scripture admonishes husbands to love their wives and do not be bitter against them. |
Lovelessness Husbands are commanded by God to love their wives and not be bitter against them. |
Pubic opinion is so very bitter against celibacy that the Ashanti's next pressing concern is to get married and have children. |
Thanks so much for clearing stuff up, unlije on Twitter where I was accused of being bitter against doctors and their Mercedes. |
However he did become bitter against Fremont and the Bear Flag zealots as he was held in privation for two months at Sacramento. |
I see happy giddy couples and get actually bitter over it. |
The important thing is not to be bitter over life's disappointments. |
He went from a teenage bully to a wimp, probably getting bitter over the years. |
The name to me suggested either; bitter over the top, or perhaps an English ' bitter ' style. |
Senegal are being bitter over Cisse not playing for them and now don't want him playing for us. |
B Feeling slightly bitter over my last relationship, so do please allow a high level of male bashing. |
So our advice to those who are bitter over this financial recession is to make the best of what God has given you. |
They were bitter over government policies that always seemed to help bankers, big landowners, and wealthy businessmen. |
In reference to Sparkle, lawyer Ed Genson insinuated during cross-examination that she was still bitter over being dropped from Kelly's record label. |
I am not at all bitter over my exit and continue to feel grateful that I had the support of the department to pursue the diet work for as long as I did. |
Still bitter after all of these years. |
It's easy to be angry and bitter after a break up. |
He is still bitter after the Walker recall failure. |
But I became bitter after a series of unfortunate events in my life and broken relationships. |
He felt that bitter after taste in his mouth and his throat was dead dry, he couldn't even speak. |
Iwalewa who is bitter after discovering that his beloved woman was actually a wife to another man. |
Having said this I? m not at all adverse to a bitter after taste? I? m thinking along the lines of Annie Proulx or Alice Munro here. |
The cabbages were bitter after a long winter, so I let them go to seed and the smallest cabbage turned out to not be a cabbage after all. |
Hemmingway left New Zealand very bitter after going head to head with the Government over the proposed Transpower 440KV line in the Waikato. |
The Azzurri will feel bitter after the loss, especially with the biggest deficit in Euro history, but they shouldn't feel overawed or thwarted. |
I'd not bitter by any means, I appreciate the opportunity. |
You may say,? she was the cause of my anger? or? he made me bitter by doing that? |
But he was offered a cheese and ham toastie and a pint of bitter by opposite number Greg Abbott. |
The people of the Middle East have been made bitter by their treatment at the hands of Western powers. |
There are many, whose life has been made bitter by sobs and sighs and who have lost interest in everything under the sun. |
This was made all the more bitter by the fact that, while he struggled for money, his critical praise continued unabated. |
Many's the disillusioned man or woman, of many ages, haunted and bitter by the realisation of the hand life has dealt them. |
Most are referred to as bitter by drinkers and brewers alike although some still bear IPA on the pump clip or bottle label. |
I used to think that they might but I'd afraid I think the games a bogey -- they seem to be getting more bitter by the day. |
Then a Christian relief organisation in Germany asked her to help run a camp for refugees and people who had been made bitter by their experiences of life under Hitler. |
Too many are bitter from the sacrifice. |
Let others grow bitter from party or petty rivalries. |
His mother was bitter from her childhood days in the war. |
Hard to undrestand people like Towser -- either a bitter from 2004 or an agent for another code. |
The Innocent Man Bitter from being played out by his unfaithful wife, a man uses his new lover to hurt. |
Bitter from being replaced, he wanted to create a band to not only rival Orochi, but to completely outdo Orochi. |
Full of bitter from the betrayal of her once best friend Lily, Gemma creates a comedy of errors through emails to a girlfriend. |
Perhaps most militant were the soldiers who were bitter from seeing many comrades die as a result of their generals incompetence. |
One thing is for certain: Munster will be bitter from last season and hungrier than ever for success; a combination which they thrive on. |
A year later, I was pleased to see a vast improvement in Pam's wellbeing, but I sensed she was also angry and bitter from the experience. |
It makes you bitter toward men. |
Try not to feel bitter towards anybody. |
I am no longer angry or bitter toward her. |
She is bitter toward men, who she believes get all the breaks, but do little of the real work. |
He was already bitter toward his creator, blaming God for the death of his beloved wife and unborn child. |
I feel exceptionally bitter towards my sister, and have told her and my family I wont be attending her wedding. |
I told him that if I was his wife and I thought God was destroying the person I loved, I would be bitter toward God too. |
I don't mean to be evil or bitter toward women, but I do believe they have been seduced by the claim they are the superior sex. |
I am one to put things off for so long, it causes me to become the stress, and that stress causes me to be bitter toward others. |
Or I feel bitter toward my job and co-workers because it seems everyone is moving forward and I'd stuck and feeling marginalized. |
I am not bitter because of what has happened. |
I am so angry, hurt and bitter because of this. |
Some people are very bitter because of what happened to them as children. |
Just because you're bitter because of your lot in life, doesn't mean you need to put others down. |
Just two years later he is extremely bitter because of rampant corruption and loot from the grassroots level to the top. |
He is bitter because of the way in which the laws governing relationships and parenting seem to put the men at a disadvantage. |
To those who have sat in country churches this circular read as a piece of most refined sarcasm, so bitter because of its truth. |
The name comes out flat, bitter as a bad pecan. |
Maybe there just not as pretencious and bitter as the UK lot are. |
However, the traditional Jordanian coffee is bitter as no sugar is used. |
It turned out it's not as smokey and bitter as the one I attempt to make. |
Is this sour grapes? Yes! But the taste gets more bitter as the years go on. |
But of all their controversies, none was so bitter as the one that took place over the windmill. |
As the British medals piled up, even some in the SNP seemed to realise that their party was in danger of sounding bitter as well as twisted. |
Baldwin loved flowers and was bitter as a boy, knowing rich homeowners were keeping their beautiful flowers out of view from the general public. |
Unforgiveness will cause you to definitely turn out to be bitter as well as anger takes aside the building blocks of one's romantic relationship. |
Hilbery was perturbed by the very look of the light, gold-wreathed volumes, and would make little faces as if she tasted something bitter as the reading went on; while Mr. |
Truth is bitter like the old saying. |
I don't want him to be old and bitter like Gibbs. |
The tea is not bitter like other tonics, but quite aromatic. |
Kings fans weren't tortured like Canucks fans or insanely bitter like Leafs fans. |
He downed his shot-glass of tea (traditionally ' bitter like death ') and turned to Idi. |
The best thing about it is that it is not pungent or bitter like other alcoholic drinks. |
The Green tea tastes a bit bitter like usual and the chocolate just tastes like chocolate. |
Comments The ceracee or Bitter melon tea is bitter like gall, even when sugar is added to it. |
The whole plant is edible, the leaves are used for salads early in the spring and they're quite bitter like chicory. |
Kargill says: 08:05pm 12/06/12 Steve King Sensible? No, he's just a right wing fringe muffin growing old and bitter like the rest of the fringe. |
Why is Zayn Knorr so bitter on twitter? Pardon the pun. |
Spotlessly clean and tidy, Black Sheep Bitter on draught and impeccably kept. |
Normally he is always very bitter on almost every guest, but on Riaz Tehkedar he was so polite and soft. |
Dexter, his form-master, never a jolly sort of man to have dealings with, was rather bitter on the subject. |
The leaves are a bit bitter on their own but they are delicious in a salad mixed with sweet tomatoes and slices of orange. |
I think Biology is not bitter to you, but you can not say any other thing is bitter on the basis of the taste you experienced in Biology. |
These black kids are used to death and terror and they're bitter on the world for what's been dished out to them, and why wouldn't they be. |
The only problem with these options when dealing with hurt is that one gets bitter on the inside, rather than getting better, &; getting healed. |
It's often stuff that seemed to make sense before you sat down and tried to write it, but now you're trying, it's turned all leafy and bitter on you. |
I used to have a fav, but the company has sadly stopped producing the 85% cocoa drak chocolate, which is very smooth and not at bitter on the tongue. |