| As in all widely practiced human endeavors, hunting has its share of bad actors, its poachers, slobs and louts. |
| We are a bunch of slobs with an expensive product that gets less useful and interesting by the day. |
| Of course, I also think that Britain is a nation of inarticulate, pugilistic slobs. |
| We are not a nation of slobs, but it's a sad, sobering fact that the majority of tourists only see the bars or beaches when they are on holidays. |
| Mary Allison is warning that toddlers are being turned into slobs by parents who do not make them take exercise. |
| It was also delightful to hear the out of shape slobs swearing at and criticising the highly fit athletes on the pitch. |
