Word: lines
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...like the excitement, the rush at the end," he added. "I said to myself that if I couldn't make a decent living five years after college doing this, then I'd find another line of work. But I'm still here and doing alright...
...that smack of truth and reality (and sometimes even effort), the very cornerstones of sincerity. As proof, take a look at our hard-hitting Abercrombie expos. Or maybe try our models on for size. Christ, it doesnit get any more facile that that. Of course, there is a fine line between what is sincere and what is sentimental. Youill find that, in order to stay on the left side of that line, weive eschewed such journalistic conventions as fact-checking and grammar...
...Another big plus to Beetlejuiceis line of work is the lack of competition. iDude, there is no one else out there doing this. I mean Hank, who is pretty close to Boston, charges at least $1000 an hour and you have to hire him for at least three hours, and he doesnit even let people toss him. I really donit know of anyone else who offers the services we offer,i boasts Sean...
...rooommates have grander plans than an ambiguous sign. A line of clothing called iFoz-weari is in the works, among other things. According to John R. Kraay e01, one of the roommates, iWeire looking to expand the ebillboard,i to produce some t-shirts, all oriented around the Foz.i Whatever the future holds for this ordinary Midwestern boy, one thingis for sure: wherever The Foz is, the Beast will follow...
...into Massachusetts Secretary of State William F. Galvin in Bruegger's Bagels the other day. The man in charge of registering the state's voting population was right behind me in the coffee line. If you ever watch the local news in Boston, you will have seen Galvin's commercials--he hides behind a mailbox while a couple discusses their car registration and their child's nursery school registration and pops up to ask whether voter registration isn't just as important...