doggoned

Take advice from an old timer, parson, and make back tracks, for nothing 'ill fetch 'em except a regular doggoned good pounding."

After a few months I gave the doggoned thing away and have done all my checkering ever since then in my lap, usually seated on the couch or in a comfortable chair.

And doggoned if Gerson didn't blame the current mess that's become the Republican Party on, of course, President Obama.

While I make no claims in the expert department, I have experienced some pretty doggoned good luck in ground blinds, thus qualifying me as "reasonably experienced."

Testifying that he had been as "high as a Georgia pine," (30) Zehmer and his attorneys argued that the alleged contract had been a joke between two "doggoned drunks." (31) Zehmer had immediately retracted his purported acceptance, and the next day a presumably more sober Zehmer had informed Lucy that he had no intention of holding Lucy to the alleged agreement.

And this is his song; 'O, the sun is so hot, and the day is so long.' Then when he couldn't think of anything right away to go with it, he repeated the same lines: 'O, the sun is so hot, and the day is so long.' But by that time maybe he had a new thought, 'And that is the reason I am singin' the doggoned song'" (VLH, Track 5).

Wells's Algebra, which I mentioned was my high school nemesis, and I worked every problem in the doggoned book.

What has he done but twist and skew and distort and discolor and belittle and be pretty this whole doggoned country?