Katy ("I Kissed a Girl") Perry sparkled in a form-fitting dress that would become gossip fodder on the Internet.
He's not tabloid fodder; on the contrary, he's a privacy freak, very careful about himself and his life and what he does.
The first-quarter results hardly raised the kind of existential and politically sensitive issues as the living wills, which have become political fodder on the campaign trail.
Those who serve as cannon fodder, on the other hand, are likely to be young, vulnerable, socially disadvantaged and poorly educated, and to have a sense of personal or collective humiliation.
The sheer sadism of the LRA terrorised the civilian population and discouraged resistance, while ensuring a steady influx of forced child recruits who were used as cannon fodder on the front line.
No wonder War of the Worlds' young hero Robbie Justin Chatwinn) signals his transition from boyhood to manliness by running away to join the army, gladly offering himself as ray-gun fodder on the battlefield of battered American pride.
The most vigorous and straight branches are sometimes only thinned out along a length of 3.5 m, and will be cut in four more years in order to obtain calibrated poles (length 3.5 m, diameter 8 cm) for the purpose of building house roofs, as well as fodder on the four-year growth top of the branch.
Senator McCain has been using his opponent's votes as fodder on the campaign trail, but at least Barack Obama shows up for important votes.
You'll never be short on fodder for this.
Micro case in point: I found out about Twitter for Newsrooms (the fodder for this news post) on Twitter this morning, initially through one online journalist's tweet about Twitter launching a new "Advanced Search".
