If you answer in kind, you find yourself reduced to a mudslinger.
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But even so, Clinton needs to steer clear of looking like a mudslinger.
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Take the career of James Callender, a nefarious mudslinger of the worst sort who was employed (on the down-low) as an attack dog by Thomas Jefferson in the 1800 election.
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But it could not deny it had hired a mudslinger in the first place, raising questions about due diligence, business oversight and, well, whether Facebook has any self perspective at all in the midst of a global brand trust scandal.
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His owners retired Mossy Oak Mudslinger after the 2006 season ended, while he was still in his peak. Mossy Oak Mudslinger died in 2012 when he was almost 15 years old. His owners buried him on their ranch.
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That year he finished as runner-up to the world champion. In 2002, his owners changed his name to Mossy Oak Mudslinger. He finished as runner-up to Little Yellow Jacket. Dillon Page strongly felt Mudslinger should have won the title that year.
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Show Time's granddam was AR 009, a daughter of Bodacious. Show Time was a two- time PBR World Finalist. Page 510/4's grandsire was Mossy Oak Mudslinger. Mossy Oak Mudslinger was also a D&H; Cattle Company bull, and he won the 2006 PBR World Champion Bull title.
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McBride said, "If you didn't mess him up, you were going to win first." In 2001, PBR Livestock Director Cody Lambert, recalls that Mudslinger looked fantastic the first time he saw him ridden. It was an event in Columbus, Georgia, on the BFTS. Mudslinger was 3 years old at the time.
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Mudslinger lived on the ranch until he was almost 15 years old in 2012. After he died, they buried him on the ranch. Mudslinger continues to live through his sons, such as Velvet Slinger, Double Oak, Hot Stuff, Copperhead Slinger, and LIttle Snake. More recently, the Pages are benefiting through his grandsons.
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They can claim a few world champions. Mudslinger was a Brangus cross. He was a dark brown brindle. He weighed .
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Mossy Oak Mudslinger bucked almost exclusively in the PBR circuit, with only a couple rides falling outside. Mudslinger bucked from 2001 until 2006. Every year except 2006 he bucked exclusively on the Built Ford Tough Series (BFTS), the elite series of the PBR. His final year, 2006, he did buck about three times outside the BFTS.
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Page T8's grandsire is three-time World Champion bull Little Yellow Jacket. In 2011, the PBR selected Little Yellow Jacket as the inaugural recipient of Heroes & Legends Celebration: Brand of Honor bull. His maternal granddam is a Mossy Oak Mudslinger daughter. Mossy Oak Mudslinger was also a D&H; Cattle Company bull, and he won the 2006 PBR World Champion Bull title.
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Those 15 riders averaged a score of 91.87 points on Mudslinger. Cory McFadden managed the highest score on Mudslinger when he rode him in 2001 at the PBR World Finals at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, for a high score of 95.5 points. In 2006, the year he retired, riders who got a qualified ride on him scored an average of 91.6 points.
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In 2017, the PBR selected Mossy Oak Mudslinger as that year's Heroes & Legends Celebration: Brand of Honor bull. Bruiser is a half-brother to the late 2015 PBR World Champion Sweet Pro's Long John. They share the same sire, but have different dams. While the Mossy Oak Mudslinger bloodline is especially well-known and easy to credit, H.D. Page gives just as much credit to the bulls' sire, Show Time.
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Mudslinger launching Marchi off him while bucking helped Adriano Moraes win his third World Champion bull rider title. Mudslinger spent six years on tour and had qualified for the finals each of those years. He was runner-up for the world champion bull title, in 2004 and 2005, as well as being the high money bull in 2005. Then, in 2006, he won the World Champion Bull title for himself.
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Mudslinger "is often credited as a major reason why D&H; Cattle Co. was named Stock Contractor of the Year" from 2001 to 2005. Lambert explained that the bulls who are picked for the championship round at the finals are based on how they performed on the rounds leading up to the championship round. Lambert held Mudslinger, Dr. Proctor, and Pandora's Box out of the 2006 championship round for the same reason, their performance was not up to par in the rounds leading up. He further explained that "I thought it'd be kind of cool for (Mudslinger) to go out with some of his sons who had moved up from the Classic event".
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Labour was defeated in the 2008 general election. Hodgson retained his seat with a majority of 7,155.Dunedin North results 2008. In opposition, Hodgson was Labour's "chief dirt-digger and mudslinger".
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It was his third trip that year. Bull rider Adam Carrillo rode him for a very high score of 94.5 points. The ride made the PBR 90-Point Club. In 2001, his name was Washita Mudslinger.
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He was well-known. And he already had calves selling for $30,000. Dillon felt Mudslinger earned his retirement, so the Pages provided him an area for breeding with cows. Dillon referred to him as "a part of our family".
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He had large horns that pointed upwards diagonally. Mudslinger can claim all Page cows for his breeding. His paternal grandsire was Super Dave. His maternal grandsire was Broke Back V. At that time, it was not common to name the maternal side.
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That ride tied with another ride for the highest score of the year. Lee won the World Champion bull rider title that year. Mudslinger's final showings occurred at the 2006 PBR World Finals. It was Greg Potter who scored the last qualified ride of his career on Mudslinger.
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He was only ridden once. He bucked off two-time World Champion Chris Shivers "after a 7.6–second ride in Phoenix that everyone said would probably have been the all–time points record". However, the riders voted for Little Yellow Jacket. In 2004, bull rider Mike Lee rode Mudslinger for 93.75 points.
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He drew him for the fourth time in his career in round 2. Potter finally rode him for 89.75 points. Then, Mudslinger bucked off the 2008 World Champion Guilherme Marchi in 5.1 seconds for his last trip. He did this in round 6 and was marked a high score of 46.5 points.
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In 2017, the PBR selected Mossy Oak Mudslinger as that year's Heroes & Legends Celebration: Brand of Honor bull. Long John is a half-brother to reigning 2016-17 PBR World Champion, 2017 PRCA Bucking Bull of the Year and 2015 ABBI Classic Champion Sweet Pro's Bruiser. They share the same sire, but have different dams.
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"Russell, Francis, The Shadow of Blooming Grove, op. cit., p. 404. "Many biographers have dismissed the rumors of Harding's mixed-race family as little more than a political scandal and Chancellor himself as a Democratic mudslinger and racist ideologue." According to Chancellor, Harding got his only academic degree from Iberia College, which had been "founded to educate fugitive slaves.
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The late bull Long John won the title in 2015, and Bruiser won the title in 2016-18. Bruiser tied Little Yellow Jacket and Bushwacker for winning 3 world titles in 2018, also tying Little Yellow Jacket for winning three in a row. Both champions have Mudslinger's daughters for their dams. H.D. says Mudslinger is "irreplaceable".
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The bull scored 47 points, one of the bull's highest scores as well. A bull Snyder never rode, but worth mentioning is Mossy Oak Mudslinger, a World Champion and Brand of Honor bull. Snyder made it to the 4 second mark each time. Snyder rode a son of Bodacious named Bo Howdy in Greenville, South Carolina, in March 2005, and scored 87.50 points.
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Mossy Oak Mudslinger #790 (1997–2012) was a Professional Bull Riders (PBR) 2006 World Champion bucking bull. In 2017, the PBR honored the bull with the Heroes and Legends Celebration: Brand of Honor, which is the equivalent of a hall of fame. This is the highest honor the PBR can award to a bull. He is only the seventh bull to receive this honor.
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Specifically, he bucked two times on the PRCA and once on a lower level tour of the PBR. Mudslinger bucked a total of 94 times on the PBR tour, including 93 times in the BFTS championship round. He has an average bull score of 45.83 points. Bull riders only completed rides on him 27 times. Of those 27 times, only 15 riders were round-winners.
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Lambert pointed out that most of Mudslinger's trips were in the competition rounds, which makes them even more impressive. He was always competing against the best bull riders of the weekend and of the era. Lambert believes Mudslinger was on a par with other bulls that won one championship or just came close to winning one. Bulls such Red Wolf, Chicken on a Chain, and Blueberry Wine.
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Crestview, Florida, "The Public Wants To Know Where Mr. Mays Stands", Okaloosa News-Journal, Friday 17 May 1940, Volume 26, Number 20, page 1.Crestview, Florida, "Monticello Mudslinger Smears Countryside Propaganda", Okaloosa News-Journal, Friday 24 May 1940, Volume 26, Number 21, page 1.Crestview, Florida, "Mays Loses Temper And Tries To Stop Bob Sikes' Speech", Okaloosa News-Journal, Friday 24 May 1940, Volume 26, Number 21, page 1.
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Mossy Oak Mudslinger was born in 1997 and raised on the Rockin P Ranch in Ardmore, Oklahoma, owned by D&H; Cattle Company. D&H; Cattle Company is owned and operated by Dillon Page and his son, H.D. Page. They are one of the largest stock contractors in the bucking bull business. They run their bulls in both the PBR and the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) circuits.
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He had earlier bucked off the bull in August 2001 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. In February in Guthrie, Oklahoma, he made a qualified ride on Starbucks for 89 points; the bull earned 44.00 points. Also in February in Guthrie, he made a qualified ride on 6 Lefty for 89.50 points; the bull scored 44.00 points. In March in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Murray had a shot at future Brand of Honor bull Mossy Oak Mudslinger.
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Many thought McBride would not make it to the finals, but he did go. He won the first go-round and very nearly took the title away from Shivers, but when McBride bucked off of Mossy Oak Mudslinger in the short-go of the finals, Shivers was awarded the PBR World title and the first ever million-dollar bonus that was awarded to a world champion. McBride finished 2nd overall in 2003 with $281,606 in earnings. In 2004, McBride picked up where he left off and won 4 events that year.
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146-147 Sikes was elected in 1936 to the Florida House of Representatives, during the Great Depression and a landslide year for the Democrats, aligned with the popular President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Sikes was re-elected, serving until 1940. Sikes was elected in 1940 to the Seventy-seventh Congress from what was then the 3rd District, and was re-elected to a second term in the Seventy-eighth Congress. His victory followed a bitter Democratic primary campaign.Crestview, Florida, "Monticello Mudslinger Shows Desperation In Losing Campaign", Okaloosa News-Journal, Friday 17 May 1940, Volume 26, Number 20, page 1.
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Brittany "Brit" Crust (Voiced by: Moira Quirk) and Tiffany "Tiff" Crust (Voiced by: Cree Summer) a.k.a. The Crust Cousins, are two bullies who are Jenny's classmates and rivals. Brit exposes stereotypes of the stuck-up rich girl with a London accent whereas Tiff acts like a street-smart punk girl who speaks in African-American Vernacular English despite appearing Caucasian, although creator Rob Renzetti confirmed in a fan-reply on Twitter that Tiff was indeed biracial. These two are the popular girls in school and will do anything to humiliate Jenny (even getting help from the Mudslinger, a grungy reporter, at one point).
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Jenny managed to defeat Vladmir and his army (with her head attached to Tuck's r/c race car) by luring them into the swimming pool where the rats' natural instincts forced them to "abandon ship" (Jenny's body). Wakeman kept Vladimir for further experiments while his comrades were taken away by Pest Control. Apparently his mutated look is a reference Disney's "Mickey Mouse". Vladimir returns in the season three episode "The Legion of Evil" where he forms a group of Jenny's old foes—Lancer, the Mudslinger, and the Mad Hammer Brothers—to exact their revenge on Jenny and steal a priceless Egyptian pillow made entirely of diamond.
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