Extreme, but commonplace, alterations now raise a welter of tricky issues around personal interaction, not the least of which is that one cannot go around asking "who are you?" to people one has spent hours with at dinner parties, or colleagues one has bumped into for years in company hallways.
I took care to not bump into him for a while.
My surrounding streets are close together, with plenty of corners to bump into someone for a chat.
But while it will surely be handy then, that's a more limited use case since I'm not typically trying to "bump" into people for chance encounters while out running errands (though your mileage may vary).
If it hasn't worked the first time and you didn't use a pair of jeans or a towel to add weight and something for the pieces to bump into, do so for the second wash.
Eryca Dawson happened to bump into someone working for Bell Atlantic who suggested that she submit a tape.
We bump into each other for the first time on one of those days, literally, and he steps back like he's ready to take a swing.
If consumers visit your site often enough and bump into a wall for content they wanted to read, some portion of them are going to succumb and hand over their credit card data.
On one evening when the cycling at the Herne Hill velodrome overran car lights were used so the competitors didn't bump into each other for the remaining races.
She said she had watched King's match the day before, and when everyone started to discuss various Olympic outcomes, she left the training lounge, only to bump into a representative for Wilson, who asked if she had qualified".I'm like, geez, everybody is now going to ask me this question," Lepchenko said.
