Millions of us have at least one, or, more typically, a bulging wallet-full of loyalty cards from supermarkets and other retailers.
Though consumers have been complaining about absurdly lengthy CVS receipts for years, it appears that the long receipt trend has only exacerbated as time as passed, with some CVS receipts -- full of ExtraCare loyalty points, coupons, ads and other tidbits of information -- now measuring the length of an adult human.
Buddy may not have been the smartest pooch in the free world, but he was full of love and loyalty.
Ghosh built Khan as a character with lean physical build but full of mental strength, loyalty and patriotism.
The insular "Need You to Fall" opens with aggressive acoustic guitar — "Bolton Comes Emo!" — and "You Comfort Me" is stunningly controlled, full of grandiloquent statements of loyalty: "When life makes me a prisoner, it's your love that sets me free".
It is more crowded than TV studios full of Labour MPs pledging loyalty to Gordon Brown (for now) and more crowded even than Holland, which has long been so groaning with humanity that folk feel obliged to sleep with total strangers.
If you're a thrifty offline consumer, you likely have a wallet stuffed full of paper vouchers and loyalty cards — hardly ideal, and that's presuming you remember to use them.
Fred Reichheld, the author of two books on loyalty, is full of admiration: "They have a deep appreciation of how employee loyalty drives down your costs," he says.
I'll oppose the welfare bill, and expect the full loyalty of the party in backing me.
It is full of coaches who preach character, commitment and team loyalty but can't wait to get the hell out of town and move on to the next job and the bigger salary.
