The Little Crabby Harbour, also known as the Inner Harbour, is on the 59p stamp.

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But then some crabby old folks got on the phone and gave the politicians an earful.

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This wasn't your crabby old high-school coach dropping F-bombs and making slackers run wind sprints after practice.

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Tom Brady has won MVPs and Super Bowls, and he's still crabby about getting drafted in the sixth round 12 years ago.

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Lou Reed (200-1): I don't think this is a realistic possibility but would be worth it just for the crabby news conference.

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Not to mention I will sound like a crabby old man on a park bench, holding two fistfuls of sunflower seeds, yelling at the pigeons.

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That pride and being crabby aren't really compatible with each other.

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But other countries are asking these crabby questions too.

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He solemnly tells people of the weeks after losing his hearing, how his wife, while coping with a crabby spouse, searched the country for doctors and kept a journal of her efforts for him to read after work.

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He is impressed by everything there that is overarching, awe-inspiring, intimidating, overpowering, crushingly colossal, or incomprehensibly strange, and his crabby, self-righteous misanthropy, which comes through in every frame, rises to apocalyptic dimensions: learning of the perils to polar ice caps posed by global warming, he foresees with barely repressed glee the extinction of humanity through climate change.

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