So, rather than show us the best representation of things we disagree with,
BUMMER businesses show us the worst.
IF SOCIAL MEDIA IS MAKING US WORSE: Can We Make It Better?
Bummers. The paltry specials section is hardly worth the click.
Grocery sites that deliver
Often, a ewe can't sustain triplets, and the smallest ends up being a
bummer. Even otherwise good mothers sometimes don't have enough milk for one or two lambs, and hand-feeding becomes a must to help the lambs survive.
Daffodils and crocuses have their place, and birds winging past with bits of twigs in their beaks are wonderful sights to see
Stanford University graduate and experienced businessman Moget Africa presents Moolah or
Bummer! A Humorous Look at Finance and Investing, an amusing fusion of basic finance information and humor, in the forms of brief free- verse poems, each of which teaches the reader about a specific aspect of stock market and related interests.
Moolah or Bummer! : A Humorous Look at Finance
The
bummer is that the model tends to be "trailing-edge," admits Scott Stephens, the SCC's chief technology officer.
What you need to know about supply chain management: while there are the occasional horror stories about botched SCM implementations, if you have a good understanding of what you want to achieve and a measured approach to implementation, you can prevent the nightmare from featuring your company
In the Vice Presidential debate when John Edwards outsmarmed even Aaron Brown and said to the Vice Cusser, "Your daughter is a lesbian," it sounded like, "
Bummer, man, too bad about your straight man's burden." When John "Bad Man" Kerry echoed that sentiment, he violated Don't Ask, Don't Tell and tipped all the undecided-on-their-values voters into the red of embarrassment.
Girly mandate
If however there are no toilets it's a bit of a
bummer, don't you think?
So where is the toilet?
He was a man about town, his mangy dogs
Bummer and Lazarus at his side.
The emperor's cane
In the beginning, I'm sure that many merchants were still feeling a little ominous, for business in recent years hasn't been good, as we all know, and Black Friday has been a
bummer.
That ol' black magic is back!
Even so, ecstasy still can be a
bummer. Unchallenged research has suggested that long-term ecstasy use erodes people's memories (SN: 5/5/01, p.
Scientists retract ecstasy drug finding
What a
bummer, as some of my Gen X friends like to say.
Seems like old times. (Editorial)
Bummer! I have several 1911s and many ways to carry them.
Salutes to Blade-Tech. (Letters to the Editor)
Depressed prices and white spot disease have combined to make the shrimp operations a
bummer for the company, which is based in North Haledon, New Jersey, USA, but has branches all over the world.
US Balsa wood products firm dumps Ecuador shrimp farms. (Brussels Brouhaha)
What a
Bummer. Shock and pain disbelief As England fear the worst Seaman misses a vital save Looking for old Geoff Hurst The pride the joy The flag held high We were beginning to have some fun It seemed like the side of years gone by With Sven Eriksson I'll miss the moans The groans and sighs But most of all the hope And gone now is the prospect Of golden balls for Pope.
Reader's letter: Cup defeat
The three-sentence encomium at the base of the page included this: "Nucor's 8,400 employees are saddened by his passing, but committed to his principals."
Bummer. Nucor and its late iconic leader deserved far better treatment than this; the following appears on p.
Nucor's iconic leader remembered for his 'principals' in lame encomium. (Wood on Words)