When they go out for tribal fighting and they fight and kill a man... they come back to the tribe and organize a sing-sing like that because they are happy they have killed the enemy.

That water makes their hair grow. They say the magic word and they want the boy's hair or man's hair to grow packed together, bright, shiny and good.

Everything that's attractive, beautiful, shiny, bright... we put it on ourselves. It can be passed on to generations. When the wig wears out we can mend it, we can add more, and it can be passed on from father to son.

[After that fight, Johnson told the Patriot News of Harrisburg, Pa., that several ex-teammates attacked him.] I was fighting about six-on-one, ... I was like a gladiator or something.

This (Hoffa) letter is totally unfair to a man who has spent 30 years fighting for working families and who has been endorsed in every single one of his campaigns by organized labor.

It's a physical game, man. Nobody's fighting a lot here, but all year, when we played physical hockey, we were at our best, hitting.