Shafted

Anybody watching the various videos of Chansley’s behavior in the capitol cannot conclude anything but that they have been lied to and that Chansley was shafted for purely political reasons.

In July, they revealed that they were motivated to take on the ambitious project after seeing one of their musician friends “getting shafted with split releases and delays to vinyl delivery”.

The animal activists shafted a little girl, claimed ignorance and gave a BS story to a reporter when asked, making the fair eat the cost and donate the pork to a charity.

We feel like we’ve been shafted.

Ronson believes her husband was shafted financially.

The redline issue is that too many Guyanese workers have been shortchanged, then shafted, then rolled around in the dirt, and then given the boot.

Some will kill for it, steal it or steal for it, lie for it, do whatever it takes to get more, just to have more — and plenty of people get shafted in the process.

He is now being shafted by the pf.

How best to harness WeChat to win key votes without being shafted by opponents is a trickier question.

Once again, sugar workers are being shafted because their leaders are either cowardly or have been seduced by filthy lucre.

I’m not one of those short men who feels he got shafted.

Schneider sure seems to get shafted on trades.

He once bet that he could drive a golf ball 500 yards, using a hickory-shafted club, at a time when an expert player's drive was just over 200 yards.