That's one advantage to having a chip on your shoulder.
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If not, you'll carry that chip on your shoulder, perhaps for the rest of your life.
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"Having that chip on your shoulder and carrying a nation behind me," Ayton told reporters during a media availability session in New York.
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Six feet, two-thirty, chip on your shoulder so heavy it makes you lean, makes everyone see you, your weight, what you carry.
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"You just have a chip on your shoulder," says the tryborg, smiling down from Google headquarters (the futurist factory) in Mountain View, Calif.
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Being from Jersey puts a chip on your shoulder because you grow up next to Manhattan—you always feel like you're living in someone else's shadow.
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THAT YOU HAD A CHIP ON YOUR SHOULDER, YOU WERE A BALTIMORE GUY, PEOPLE DIDN'T BELIEVE – THEY DIDN'T THINK YOU HAD IT AND YOU BEAT EVERYBODY.
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So who am I to tell Cowboys CB Anthony Brown that maybe his new 'potato chip on your shoulder' tattoo doesn't mean what he thinks it means?
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"As a minority, no sooner do you learn to polish and cherish one chip on your shoulder than it's taken off you and swapped for another," he wrote.
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And the only way to get out of that, you have to fight and get a little ticked off and show up tomorrow with a little chip on your shoulder.
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Rich Moser — the current Associate Athletic Director for the program — said that that chip-on-your-shoulder mentality almost certainly motivated these guys to work their way to the top.
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Having to tiptoe around you so as not to dislodge that massive chip on your shoulder isn't something he or she is likely to be willing to do for very long.
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If people always have to tiptoe around you so as not to dislodge that massive chip on your shoulder, they are unlikely to be willing to do it for very long.
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"That's why you feel like you got a chip on your shoulder," his cousin Carl says on "FEAR," after referencing the Book of Deuteronomy, which states those who disobey God will be punished.
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You would like to be accepted in the world of big business, but your inability to grasp even basic facts precludes you. Consider whether you have a chip on your shoulder, otherwise true success will always elude you.' Ron lives nine miles from the pier and owns a rusty and poorly running small dark grey vehicle. Its door has a tendency to fall off its hinges.
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Abrams said that appearing on the show again was nerve- racking and that he was "star-struck" by that season's new judges, Nicki Minaj, Mariah Carey, and Keith Urban. A deluxe version of the album was released in Wal-Mart stores. It contains two bonus tracks - covers of "Eleanor Rigby" and "Have You Ever Seen the Rain". During the same week as the album's release, an extra original song, called "Chip on Your Shoulder", was made available as an online music video.
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Terry staffer Mannie Davis once remarked that the morals were even "funnier than the whole picture itself" and Terry said "The fact that they're ambiguous is the thing that made 'em funny". Morals include "Go around with a chip on your shoulder and someone will knock your block off" or "Marriage is a good institution, but who wants to live in an institution?" The series proved to be enormously popular with the public during the 1920s. Walt Disney admitted that his earliest ambition was to produce cartoons of comparable quality to Paul Terry. With the popularity of Al Jolson's part-talkie The Jazz Singer in 1927, as well as the huge success of the first all-talkie Lights of New York in 1928, producer Amadee J. Van Beuren realized the potential of sound films and bought Fables Studios to produce sound animation films.
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The album did not feature Tošović on guitar due to his departure to Portugal and was produced by former Svarog and Overdose member Zoran Đuroski "Đura", who also recorded guitars and performed live with the band. Guest appearances featured Block Out guitarist Nikola Vranjković, Željko Markuš and the band's youth role-model Milić Vukašinović (Vatreni Poljubac leader) who did vocals on the track "Smor grad" ("Boredom Town"). The song "Naš brat" ("Our Brother") was written by Zoran Kostić "Cane" from Partibrejkers, the song "Jedite govna" ("Eat Shit") featured the theme from Cock Sparrer track "Chip On Your Shoulder", and the track "Dobro nam doš'o, direktore naš" ("A Welcome To You Executive of Ours") featured the Georges Bizet's "Habanera" from the opera Carmen and the lines from the TV show Servisna stanica (Service Station) by Radivoje Lukić "Lola".
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Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids would begin the recurring feature of using cultural references and naming conventions to add to the humour in the short stories, which would appear in the books that would follow. Wordplay is used on the titles "The Barber of Civil" and possibly "The Childhood Snatcher": the former is a reference to The Barber of Seville, whereas "The Childhood Snatcher" could be a reference to the Child Catcher from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. "The Man with a Chip on his Shoulder" is a literal interpretation of the idiom chip on your shoulder, and "The Litter Bug" is this for the phrase "litterbug", as well as the litter-eating bugs that infest the UK. Ruritania from "The Black Knight" is a country-name frequently used in fiction, based on the fictional country of the same name from The Prisoner of Zenda; Prince Igor is from the neighbouring Draconia, which implied his controlling behaviour. In "The New Nanny", Tristram and Candy's parents—Mr and Mrs Frightfully-Busy—are workaholics, which is why their children are always supervised by Mrs Mac.
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