We also know what he does, and what it smells like - as much as we can salute them in their infinite wisdom of all things drains, pipes, stops and water pressure related, it's not like we'll stick around to watch them and get a glance of that money shot - the hairy top quarter of a hairy crack poking from the top of some blue Hagar pants that probably expand at the waist.
As ridiculous as that may seem, remember that if someone walks or drives by your house and catches a glance of people firing very realistic-looking rifles at each other, it is very easy for that person to panic and call the cops.
But afterwards, when someone suggested we stay together a bit longer and go for a drink, she and I exchanged a glance of acknowledgement as "spirit-sisters".
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And if you occasionally catch a glance of yourself in the mirror and say "woah, what happened there?", that's okay, too.
"I was with my nephew and … hoping to catch a glance of a famous politician.
Sammy Zamorano said he passed Harold leaving a fruit stand with a bicycle moments before he killed himself, and Mr. Zamorano recounted catching a glance of the bloody lobby right after the shot was fired.
It lacks both gravity (we can see that at a glance, of course) and gravitas.
By early 1947, when Corbin is out of college — "you ought to make a wonderful tycoon," she writes, "the ruthless type who eyes you with a glance of steel and has a lovesick secretary lurking in the background" — the relationship is apparently faltering.
And as she could choose with a glance of her eye, the servants she selected did in almost all cases deserve to remain, and they did remain.
