Word: ooh
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...synopsis from the middle-aged woman in the truly unfortunate eyeglasses sitting directly behind me. For the benefit of those around her, at no additional charge, she commented upon and explained both individual performances and the design concept of the production, her scintillating observations ranging from, “Ooh, he’s quite good,” to, “Ooh, the lights just changed.” At points, I was so transfixed by her fascinating contributions that I almost forgot to loathe her and everything she represents. Almost...
...five children. "No, none of this restavek stuff. What we've done is help her." Romer often gets the same response from restavek "hosts" in Miami. "They actually think they're doing a positive thing for these children," she says. "And if they bring them to the U.S., ooh, then they really think they're doing a good deed...
...Ooh, that sounds bad. Whatever...
...point where my friends and I all started imitating her...we call it "song and dance." There is a song we often sing at Hillel after lunch on Shabbat called "Yom Zeh L'Yisrael" and there is a line at the end: "B'Shabbat yoshevet b'zmir ooh shvacha." ("On Shabbat we sit in song and praise")...and without fail, every time we would get up to this line my friends and I would catch Shira's eye across the room and started doing "song and dance...
Nerve, a magazine of nerdy erotica founded on the premise that people with glasses can be sexy too, is a more straightforward extension of the website. Genevieve Field, the company's co-founder, claims that her company intended all along to commit to print its fleshy pictorials and ooh-la-la advice columns. Having built up a readership--and a lookership--on the Internet, Nerve intends to stretch out on paper with longer articles and richer photo spreads. At its launch six months ago, the magazine claimed a circulation of 50,000. Now it's around 70,000. In some...