He bemoaned over-regulation by two agencies that don't actually oversee payday lenders.
"I have at least 300 unread emails in my inbox right now," an acquaintance of mine bemoaned over a glass of wine last week.
Palmer bemoaned the over-tuition of golfers of this era (his father had been his only coach), bristled slightly at major-winning comparisons on the basis he could not compete in the US PGA Championship as soon as he turned professional and shook his head when assessing how far modern technology allows the ball to travel.
Generally, on an album that was "sketchy at best", Marsh bemoaned the over-reliance on "merely competent" keyboards and Harrison's "affectingly feeble voice".
It ended with "Contagious," the band's hit from 2001, with Ronald Isley costumed in the black suit, cape and red scarf of a Mafia-movie capo, bemoaning infidelity over a choppier modern beat.
The high price of print textbooks is something that students and parents have been bemoaning increasingly over the past decade, and understandably so.
Seth MacFarlane tweeted and deleted a groaner of a joke framing the decision as a good reason to go see "Ted 2," and Adam Baldwin had a series of tweets bemoaning federalism over states' rights, including one retweet about supporting the court's decision while disagreeing with its right to make the call in the first place.
In the impassioned address, he bemoaned an industry taken over by creatively bankrupt studio executives ignorant of cinematic history.
Next time you're bemoaning the dishes left over from a party, keep this in mind: Cooking for friends and family is believed to be one of the most self-fulfilling prophecies when it comes to inviting in prosperity.
But it is not unique to South Africa: legal scholars and political scientists the world over bemoan the limits of law as an instrument of change.
