I spend some time with the concierge, cribbing up on the customs of my fellow gamers.
It begins by shamelessly cribbing from Guardians of the Galaxy, with the crew enjoying anachronistic music, before rifling through one-liners, lurching spaceships and hand-to-hand combat with aliens.
The next day, a cold, rainy day, Dad stayed at my place while I took my crew up to Martinsdale, where we'd hired a crane to drop the bed of an old railroad car onto cribbing to make a bridge over a creek.
(At least one resident took a dim view, however, complaining online that the new place's menu concept — small plates — was cribbing from Beast, the tapas spot across the street: "Personally I like to support the original believers in Prospect Heights").
Some younger gang members resort to cribbing from the rituals in gangster movies.
His support of Clarence Thomas and his denunciation of Anita Hill, in 1991 — he accused her of cribbing her accusations against Thomas from "The Exorcist" — remain his defining moment in the public mind.
Charles Jackson — whose gritty first novel, "The Lost Weekend," sold almost a million copies and was made into an Academy Award-winning film by Billy Wilder — struggled with personal tragedy and devastating addiction while cribbing the lurid details of his life for his art.
2. Write speech, cribbing freely.
The body looks European, although it is not based on, nor does it seem to be cribbing from, any other manufacturer's design.
He also supplies Alice with a daughter — cribbing shamelessly from "Aliens" — and an alternate suburban reality that ends abruptly when zombie hordes invade her laundry room.
There is not yet a movie cribbing his rise to dot-com success.
