For over half a year, two separate versions of a fast, bouncing party single by the Cash Money rapper Juvenile have been battling for radio time.
Whether as Bottom in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" or a dissipated Statue of Liberty in his own musical "Liberty!" Mr. Wells's performances were like buzzing, bouncing parties unto themselves, at which he played host as much as provided the entertainment.
Nor is it likely to bring about the electoral bounce the party is counting on, because that failure is indicative of its biggest vulnerability: a lack of economic credibility.
The closely watched rolling average of national polls has shown Clinton's lead over Trump falling from eight points to two points in the last month, after a summer bounce from party convention season began to erode.
Instead of trying to bounce the party into adopting these proposals next week when there has been virtually no time for a realistic consultation, I urge him to compromise and allow a proper consultation, a thorough debate and democratic decision making process, bringing a real democratic reform programme to next year's conference which will hold the party together.
They're the people you will dance with at your wedding and take presents to when they invite you to their toddler's moon bounce birthday party.
Chaos in Tejas is four solid days of great punk, hardcore, metal and garage bands with a zine reading and a bounce pride party thrown in for good measure and it starts next Thursday.
Those cute shoes, sometimes with socks, seemed like the anchor point of the sparkling, bounce-skirted party dresses and the oversize tailored jackets, hung from the models' coat-hanger shoulders.
You're bouncing from party to party, making your way through crowded department stores, overdosing on baked goods and trying to get enough sleep in between.
He said a bounce-music party he held outside his restaurant after it opened hurt his chances for a liquor license.
