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• Just 3 percent admitted they will " take a ` sickie . "'
• For individual members recordings see articles Eldon Hoke, Sickie Wifebeater and Dr . Heathen Scum.
• "Is goin'on strike jus'like'avin'a sickie ?"
• England are just a barbecue, a breakfast, a sickie and a Sunday lunch away from World Cup glory,
• His journals, the prosecutors say, show he was concerned about giving society ammunition " to make me out to be a sickie ."
• All three argue and Jeff leaves alone, John satisfied that Jeff's the " sickie " and that he's " pretty darn healthy to begin with ."
• Kaczynski wrote, " they are bound to make me out to be a sickie and to ascribe to me motives of a sordid or ` sick'type ."
• The Unabomber wrote that if he had murdered enough people by the time he was killed or caught, society was bound to label him a " sickie " to undermine his credibility.
• Writing in his journal, Theodore J . Kaczynski worried that society would dismiss him as a " sickie " after he committed a series of killings, according to a legal filing Wednesday by the prosecutors who say Kaczynski was the Unabomber.
• But the government quoted liberally from Kaczynski's journals in an attempt to show that he was not so much a " sickie, " a term that Kaczynski once worried might be applied to him, but just another conscienceless killer, albeit smarter than most.
• When the project faltered, Steve returned to a job outside of the music world, when an opportunity to perform with Lionel Richie caused him to lose his job after his boss saw him performing on the Graham Norton show on the very same day he had pulled a sickie.
• And, referring to him as they would a terrorist, they quoted from Kaczynski's journals to cast him as a man who was trying to avoid being labeled a " sickie " to protect the image he sought to give of himself as an anti-technology crusader.
• The tracks were later placed as bonus tracks on a reissue of El Duce's " The Karaoke King " album on CD . In 2004, " Having Sickie's Baby " was released as a bonus track on the CD re-release of " Live at the Whiskey ".
• The paramedic admitted later that when they had received the call out, he had told his colleague " that it would probably be someone trying to pull a sickie [ " ie feigning illness " ] to get out of appearing in court in the morning . " The ambulance technician who first examined Alder reported him as having CPR at 4.35 am.
• Carlson, Broy and Savage continued the band and were joined by guitarist Sickie J and vocalist El Rapo, releasing " Over the Top " in 2005.2006 Singer and drummer Marc DeLeon ( " Mad Dog " ), of the Mentors tribute band The Mantors, replaced El Rapo and, later, Savage . 2009 saw the release of " Ducefixion ", their eighth full-length record.