On a less frivolous note, Mattioli says that the racetrack's motto is Pocono PFC: Pretty, Friendly and Clean.
On a more frivolous note, Brazil is number one in the world for liposuctions, number two for plastic surgeries (after America) and number four for the number of gyms.But as Diana Farrell points out, the really transformative thing about middle-class consumption is the signal it sends to producers.
On a more frivolous note, I once (many years ago) included the plural of the musical term 'arsis' in a puzzle, and was assured by an eagle-eyed sub at the Observer that the paper had no objection to this and was 'right behind me'!
On a more frivolous note, I think it would be interesting to get rid of Senate and House hearings on the Hill and start a new game show titled So You Think You Can Win This War.
That court subsequently dismissed his claim as frivolous and noted that the suit counted as a "strike" under 28.
Peggy Peterson, a spokeswoman for Mr. Oxley, said the 1995 legislation had achieved its purpose of reducing "frivolous litigation," noting that the number of investor cases has not declined in recent years.
But in this case, he said, the court did not conclude that this case was frivolous, but noting the limited record, and that neither party engaged in discovery.
Edna Gundersen of USA Today called the album "[f]un, fizzy, frivolous", while noting that Stefani's "caffeinated electro-pop amounts to little more than sly channeling of Lisa Lisa at a disco revival".
We first met the character in a state of innocent self-satisfaction, which took the form of Voigt finding pleasure in her own magnificent voice: pearly high notes, frivolous roulades, even a Marilyn Monroe-like purr.
The casual restaurant maintains an ethos of "Eat, Chill and Drink," and the menu reflects the owners' frivolous spirits: of particular note are the kimchi carnitas fries, topped with melted cheese, kimchi, tender carnitas and a hodgepodge of Mexican ingredients to give forlorn westerners a taste of home.
