They're still full of enthusiasm and great ideas, not to mention a good amount of piss and vinegar.

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Employees generally seek to curry favor with their employers, not piss them off.

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The dog must be taking the longest piss on earth.

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Angry at the hospital for making her take care of this when it was not part of her job, angry because El Lobo had to lie there in his own piss and stink.

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The target companies dutifully add a few words to the proxy and hand the lawyers enough money to piss off, which they gladly do since actually litigating a case involves work and some legal talent.

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There's all kinds of corporate-lawyer idiocy at play here: MobileRead was just linking out to another site hosting the script, which can't actually be used to break Kindle DRM, and the only people using it are the people who want to buy more books -- not exactly the sort of customers you'd want to piss off.

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In other words, he was a human being, this Beatle and ex-Beatle and musician and racing enthusiast. (You didn't know about the auto racing?) As Martin Scorsese's award-winning documentary on Harrison, "George Harrison: Living in the Material World, " revealed, he wasn't easily pigeonholed -- and he liked nothing more than to take the piss out of all the cliches.

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