What did the original train say? Someone say something that rhymes with it.
This is a must win. The Hornets suck, and are without their top draft pick.
Enough playing around with the trash. Pick it up, and throw it out.
I want a dominating win from start to finish.
must3 [muhst]
noun
mold; moldiness; mustiness: a castle harboring the must of centuries.
Origin: 1595–1605; back formation from musty
"Must win"? I've always been amused by this phrase. C'mon now...is this really a "must win"? From the dictionary:
So please, stop mis-using this phrase.
Well if we lose this game, that means at best we will have split a 4 game series with one of the worst teams in the league (while they had their top 2 players out). It's kind of a must win in that we would be blowing a huge opportunity to cash in on an easy win.
Well if we lose this game, that means at best we will have split a 4 game series with one of the worst teams in the league (while they had their top 2 players out). It's kind of a must win in that we would be blowing a huge opportunity to cash in on an easy win.
As much as I want it to be a nice win, the Hornets are coming off of a road win against the Clippers, so they are not necessarily slouches and our play has not been consistent at all.
Well if we lose this game, that means at best we will have split a 4 game series with one of the worst teams in the league (while they had their top 2 players out). It's kind of a must win in that we would be blowing a huge opportunity to cash in on an easy win.
This is a must win. The Hornets suck, and are without their top draft pick.
Enough playing around with the trash. Pick it up, and throw it out.
I want a dominating win from start to finish.
"Must win"? I've always been amused by this phrase. C'mon now...is this really a "must win"? From the dictionary:
So please, stop mis-using this phrase.
Well, that would be a "should win" or "had better win". "Must" implies necessity and consequences of a boolean nature. Or mold.
Apology accepted.
It is in the past.
Sure. Brotherlucker.