wire to wire
wire to wire by JTan November 21, 2005
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wire to wire
wire to wire by Professor Brian April 12, 2007
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Down To The Wire
The point in a game or competition where there is minutes to go with the score tied (ex. hockey) or both players one point away from victory (ex. ping pong)
Down To The Wire by Ben November 20, 2004
Down to the Wire
Everything is ready to be finished, but everyone is waiting on the phone company to show up and pull their dman wire into the building... thus it is "Down to the Wire"
Hey, I know we are supposed to be done so you can turn this project over... But it is "Down to the Wire".... Talk to Verizon about it.
Down to the Wire by 71spud September 17, 2014
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