He knew their sisters, who played rotation basketball at the hoop past left center field. (Well, he knew the sisters by sight: Joe never said five words in a row to anybody's sister.) He knew all their houses, and who slept where.
He said that "a couple of times" he has worried about being given a pink slip - in other words, worried about being sacked.
This despite the fact that he only spoke a few words of English - "toilet, football, hello and goodbye, " he said - when he moved to the UK a year ago.
Afterwards he said they were getting a vibe from the crowd, and in the words of their own song they really seemed invincible.
On Jan. 6, Ambrose released a statement apologizing to Thomas Childers , the historian whose words he said he inadvertently borrowed in Wild Blue.
Hours after he uttered those words, Wipro, an Indian pioneer of software services said it would open a new development centre in Atlanta, Georgia, that will report to its headquarters in Bangalore.
"It's a fantastic feeling, words can't describe what I felt, " he said.
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At a news conference last week, Children's Rights Commissioner Pavel Astakhov said he tweeted those words based on the initial reports he received about the death.
In an interview with a website in Los Angeles, Richard Sherman once said it was a word constructed in the same way he and his brother used to make up words in their childhood.
Mr Denham's words follow a speech by Prime Minister Gordon Brown earlier this month in which he said it was "not racist" to talk about immigration.
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Considering Greg Clark just announced the ending of all government funding to planning aid, his words ring very hollow when he said that he wants "real opportunities for people to have a say".
But I will say this, as I started out by saying, I think that regardless of what he said yesterday, the true test is not in the words that someone speaks but in the actions that a country takes.
She was unsteady on her feet and slurring her words, clearly intoxicated and not in a fit state to look after a young child, he said.
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Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, a Democratic mayoral candidate, said strengthening the middle class requires "more than lofty words" and he criticized Ms. Quinn for hurting working New Yorkers, citing her opposition to requiring employers to pay workers for sick days.
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