Rapid direction changes are possible without the bike feeling as if it's going to get
squirrelly and spit you off and with a bit of practice you can really lean on that front wheel, the feedback of the feather-light chassis really inspiring a lot of confidence.
Racing certainty
"Read about some
squirrelly guy who claims that he just don't believe in fighting, and I wonder how long the rest of us can count on being free."
Remembering Merle Haggard
National Nut Day Remember to share with
squirrelly pals!
Calendar
We started that this year, and it's a great way to get
squirrelly little boys who don't think they have any dance movement capacity (involved).
High-performing arts patron
Now, there is always a period where the boys and girls in the game don't have all of the info and have to rely on training and instinct, but this one got so
squirrelly so fast, it seems to this old timer like the best course of action would have been to get that flying machine on terra firma and sort out everything else with the steed tied down and an adult beverage in hand.
Fire-roasted Hawkeye
Vocal performances raise a smile, but little more, and the
squirrelly love triangle involving Surly, Andie and Grayson is clumsily contrived.
Galactic flick ticks all the boxes; FILM REVIEW DAMON SMITH FILM REVIEW DAMON SMITH
By its nature, faith is a
squirrelly sort of concept.
When it comes to people: leap!
All that power coupled with the shorter wheelbase translated to a rather
squirrelly experience when driving in a straight line.
Aston Martin glamour isn't prissy
A friend of Larry's basically corroborated his tale, but the cops thought the friend was behaving a little
squirrelly too, so they kept diggin'.
It wasn't the fashion police who got him
General Hospital, where owner Jack Powers instructed the staff to give John Wieners, a "
squirrelly and impoverished Beat poet ..., a gentle, timid soul and a veritable hermit at the time, who eschewed most human contact," whatever money he needed from the till as well as cigarettes on demand; and the informal network of family, friends and fellow poets who sustained him and whom he sustained with his generosity of spirit and intellect.
John Wieners in the Matrix of Massachusetts Institutions: a psychopoeticgeography
Clearly, the first lesson for the rest of the world to learn from Japan is that the documented networks of corruption, collusion, and nepotism are not unique to Japan, with its
squirrelly industry-regulator politics.
After Fukushima: a survey of corruption in the global nuclear power industry
Tony apologized for the bird's
squirrelly behavior repeatedly, as if somehow it were his fault.
Chukar games: playing by their own set of rules, chukars dictate that you and your dog have to do things their way
(a)ANT thus flickers between ossification into academic brand [and basis for the accumulation of cultural capital in what Matthew Sparke has called the "futures market of academic authority"(2009, page 377)] and what can seem a
squirrelly unwillingness to be pinned down that can provoke as much suspicion as it does sympathy amongst practitioners of more settled theoretical idioms.
The scale of scatter: rethinking social topologies via the anthropology of 'residual' China
"I think our squirrel got just a little too
squirrelly," I said.
A requiem for squirrel? We are built for good
But as tippy and
squirrelly as the Laser could be on San Francisco's blustery bay.
The pucker factor: size counts for Chris Caswell, and in this case small is best and small and dangerous is better-modern dinghies may have become so advanced that young sailors have lost the true meaning of getting wet