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jack
«Basically, I'm for anything that gets you through the night - be it prayer, tranquilizers or a bottle of Jack Daniels.»
Author: Frank Sinatra
(Actor, Singer)
| About:
Drinks,
Medicine,
Prayer
| Keywords:
basically, bottle, for anything, jack, jacks, tranquilizer, tranquilizers
«He's as good at his age as Jack (Nicklaus) was, and look at what Jack has done in the gime of golf. That's the highest praise I can give anyone, to compare him to Jack Nicklaus.»
«Grace-[to Jack] Today I'm handing out lollipops and ass-whoopins and right now, I'm all out of lollipops.»
«[Jack Nicklaus] was the first to bring in course management. He could go to a course and tell you within one stroke what was going to win. He used to set his sights on that because he could shoot it. He was the only player I know who, if he decided he wanted to win a tournament, could go out and do it. No one will ever be as popular as Arnold Palmer and no one will ever come close to Jack as a player.»
Author: Lee Trevino
(Golfer)
| About:
Golf
| Keywords:
Arnold, Arnold Palmer, bring in, close set, come close, jack, Jack Nicklaus, Nicklaus, on that, Palmer, sights, stroke, tournament, tournaments
«If Jack's in love, he's no judge of Jill's beauty.»
Author: Benjamin Franklin
(Inventor, Philosopher, Printer, Scientist, Statesman, Writer)
| Keywords:
jack, Jill
«Give people a taste of Old Crow, and tell them it's Old Crow. Then give them another taste of Old Crow, but tell them it's Jack Daniel's. Ask them which they prefer. They'll think the two drinks are quite different. They are tasting images.»