Word: slappingly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Lori permits herself few luxuries, large or small. "It used to be important to slap on something feminine once in a while. But not anymore." Once a month or so, the couple will drop $35 on dinner for three at the Red Lobster. "I stopped in the store to get meat for dinner one night this week, and I bought a pint of Swiss chocolate milk for myself. I saw it on the shelf, and it looked so good. I drank it in the car and it spoiled my appetite, but it was great. It was sinful...
Every time mental illnesses are trivialized and made fun of I feel a slap in the face. I would appreciate it if The Crimson would make an effort to respect diversity at Harvard and in the world by not marginalizing myself and other mentally ill people again. --Allison D. Kent...
Since then, Toyota has Americanized itself at a rapid pace, which accelerated last year after a nasty trade dispute in which the Clinton Administration threatened to slap a 100% tariff on luxury cars like Toyota's Lexus. Shortly afterward, Toyota executives swooped into Indiana to pick a site for the T100 truck plant and sped up the timetable for the new West Virginia factory. Says senior vice president Jim Olson, a 16-year Ford veteran who joined Toyota in 1985: "It will now be very difficult for the Big Three to attack us as the enemy at the border...
...thinly veiled slap to Oliver's more conservative plan of urban renewal, he cautioned the audience to beware of "new paradigms...
...throughout both acts are interludes featuring Russell as a character in a "running series of catastrophic cameos." Whether he is bouncing around the stage, dancing to James Bond music or pretending to be narrowly missed by a speeding train, Russell shines in these consistently disjointed episodes. These 30-second, slap-stick moments, breaking up the longer, more abstract dance scenes, remind the audience that above all, "Snappy Crayons" is supposed...