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  • I wish I was deep in the desert, with Bedouins, riding their trails, or deep in the Amazon jungles to rescue endangered snails, or climbing the mountains with a Sherpa who's mad, or catching wild boars for the zoo, anything, anywhere's better than here, and anyone's better than you.

    kids are hard to scare hradzka 2009

  • Sorry about leaving Bro & You with "Ike"...but...hopefully that rascal won't come anywhere's close to our little bit of Heaven.

    Archive 2008-09-01 Bea Amaya 2008

  • Sorry about leaving Bro & You with "Ike"...but...hopefully that rascal won't come anywhere's close to our little bit of Heaven.

    A Small Update Bea Amaya 2008

  • We didn't notice the utter hypocrisy in how you blamed the New York Times for 'leaking' something that wasn't a classified secret or anywhere's near a compromise in national security, long after you leaked something that certainly was a classified secret and certainly did compromise our national security.

    Bush Admin. - Shoot The Messenger / Shoot Own Foot 2006

  • Not, "she added philosophically," that ye cain't get coshed at a respect'ble place as easy as anywhere's else.

    The Wizard Of London Lackey, Mercedes 2005

  • Pass up nothin '-- culverts, bridges, section-huts -- anywhere's th' shtiff may be hidin '.

    The Luck of the Mounted A Tale of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police Ralph S. Kendall

  • There is street cars running back to town all the time I or you can catch a bus anywhere's along here.

    The Trail of the White Mule B. M. Bower 1905

  • He don't suspect we're anywhere's near him; only that it ain't very healthy to spend the winter in this part of the country.

    The Silent Places 1904

  • Then you up an 'blaspheme considerable about what you'd like to do to her dodgasted father, an' before you git anywhere's near through, he holds up his hand an 'says,' Now, I've only got to git three more (or whatever it is), an 'then the jury's complete!'

    Viola Gwyn George Barr McCutcheon 1897

  • 'Well, to tell you the truth I've not used anywhere's lately.

    The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists Robert Tressell 1890

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