Word: boredness
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"Follow me around. I don't care. I'm serious. If anybody wants to put a tail on me, go ahead. They'd be very bored," Hart was quoted as saying in yesterday's editions of The New York Times Magazine.
Not all at last night's concert were Costello fans, or even familiar with his songs. Some were curious, others were bored with the usual pace of a Harvard weekend. All were celebrating the end of classes.
Unfortunately, The Enigma of Arrival, Naipaul's new autobiographical novel, suffers from a surfeit of description and fantasy, leaving one bored instead of touched by its detailed portrait of the English countryside in decay.
That "something" turned out to be Harvard's first randomly-alloted singing group, the Bored of Justice. Justice decided not to enroll talented, experienced singers in his group--"cause then what would I do?"--but instead used a random-number generator and housing lottery numbers to compile a list of...
Along with the police and ourselves, the detached observers on Bourbon Street that night were the officers and men of the visiting French Navy cruiser Jeanne d'Arc, in the Quarter on liberty. We passed them in order of rank: first groups and pairs of enlisted men, wearing bell bottoms...