Sentences with phrase «little soap box»
While I've got you here, I want to get out my little soap box.
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An atheist is like a tick on the ass of a miscoscopic leech with it's head buried in a tick turd, living inside of the intestines of a ivory tower educator, standing up on his tiny little soap box and pretending that people don't exist.
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This is a little bit of a soap box when it come to certain secular tunes played on christian radio stations....
The little boxes these come in would make adorable gift boxes for jewelry, and each soap bar is wrapped in recyclable paper inside the box.
You can save them in dollar store soap boxes, ziploc baggies, bind them into little booklets, or put them on a ring.
That's why we stand on this little green NerdWallet soap box and say it so often.
Also, even though you're scooping every day, little bits of waste slips through the scoop and stays behind so you need to completely dump the dirty litter weekly, wash the box with soap and water and fill it with fresh litter.
This weeks soap box covers a little holiday cheer, what games did you love as a child, which game got you the most excited, what's your best memory and most prized achievements in gaming.
Now for those who think climate science is easy, consider all the disciplines involved, so Radio talk show Hosts of the Right wing money machine kind, should hit the science books not climate scientists, read the science, watch low budget science TV like PBS NOVA shows, and be a little humbled by near by University professors, without the likes of them no TV no Radio just soap boxes to stand on.......
He wasn't going to get anything through Congress anyway so firing up the minions with «Climate» which is really little more than old time class war, soap box populist ranting of «Progressives» found throughout the early half of the 20th century was tactically sound.
Forgive me for beleaguering this subject and let me get down from my soap - box; but I do believe we all need to be reminded from time to time to try a little harder.