Sentence examples for bummer time from inspiring English sources

Bummer Time occurs when offensive shirts are no longer manufactured and purchased to be offensive, but because their ubiquity negates offense in the first place.

Ryan: Darn, crap and bummer times two!! Look sir, election day is looming so I really need to get my sums right on this budget.

Balanced like statues, these glass encasings are objectively beautiful manifestations of that classic bummer adage: Time is money.

I haven't quite figured out exactly what yet, which is a bummer because that time is fast approaching.

Still, that doesn't make it any less of a massive bummer when the time comes to say good-bye to something especially awesome, like Willie Nelson's Tour Bus. .

So it's a good moment to state the following: It's an enormous, comprehensive bummer that The Times, which doesn't print comics, didn't make an exception years ago for "Doonesbury," G. B. Trudeau's consistently excellent, Pulitzer Prize-winning strip.

One of the great musical bummers of our time has been the wholesale narrowing of the phrase "dance music".

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It's a bummer when it comes time to cook dinner.

But several months prior my partner had floated the idea of finding "a series to get into," a sentence that makes me feel every bit of my three decades on earth (The Wire was rejected for now—as it was deemed "a huge bummer 98percentt of the time").

At least fourteen hours a day, I was making notes, and Henri was saying "bummer" at least sixty times an hour, or so it seemed.