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On a brighter note: 84-year-old Tory peer Baroness Sharples decided that the cyclist who was jumping the red light needed to pay for his law-breaking, so she whalloped him with her handbag as he tried to whiz past.

I Hope They Can See This Because I'm Doing It As Hard As I Can archmage 2008

Obama's getting whalloped in places like Al, Id, Ks, etc. and I think that warps the nationals.

McCain Gets Convention Bounce In Latest Polls 2009

Brought it to Berkshires Week, the seasonal, cultural weekly of The Eagle, and got overwhelmed, whalloped, thumped with submissions.

Thinking outside the box: Big pictures! Weight club! Poetry! » Nieman Journalism Lab 2009

As they whalloped up and yanked on their reins, they called something down to their chief.

Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits of Delaware M. T. Andreson 2009

I've had two times when I was whalloped and I later learned that it was mutual.

Steal This Movie! Steven Barnes 2009

As they whalloped up and yanked on their reins, they called something down to their chief.

Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits of Delaware M. T. Andreson 2009

As they whalloped up and yanked on their reins, they called something down to their chief.

Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits of Delaware M. T. Andreson 2009

Floods are difficult because losses tend to be geographically clustered, so an insurer can get whalloped even if he has a large customer base, if that base is all caught in the same flood.

In Search of Another Theory of Missing Insurance Markets, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

As they whalloped up and yanked on their reins, they called something down to their chief.

Jasper Dash and the Flame-Pits of Delaware M. T. Andreson 2009

They are getting whalloped on this issue, and rightly so.

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