Pitching the bar was a type of colonial Christmas game played in the 1600s by the colonists to test strength. It was played by "pitching" a pole or log as far as possible.
Pitching the bar was a game of strength, a log-throwing, or pole-throwing, competition. You had to play this outdoors. This sport was played by the rich.
Pitching the bar was a popular sport during Tudor times. It involved throwing a long pole and whoever threw it the furthest won.
'Pitching a no no' is baseball slang for pitching a no-hitter.
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To convert 4.7 bar absolute (bar a) to bar gauge (bar g), you need to subtract the atmospheric pressure, which is approximately 1 bar. Therefore, 4.7 bar a - 1 bar = 3.7 bar g. Thus, 4.7 bar a is equivalent to 3.7 bar g.
Bar personnel include bartenders, bar attendants, bar waiters/waitresses, bar managers, and bar supervisors.
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menue bar ^^ Its not called that its called the task bar!
bar - piece of wood, metal = barra bar of chocolate = tableta bar on door = tranca bar (pub) = cantina bar (way) =obstruir bar (progress) = impedir bar (exclude) = excluir bar code = código de barras bar billiards = bilhar americano
Your pitching trying to get closest to the wall your pitching at. When your throw lands the quarter leaning against that wall, its a leaner.