Sentence examples for good bummer from inspiring English sources
This week there's Mr Selfridge on ITV, sport on BBC1, a bummer of a documentary (albeit a very good bummer) about a dead singer on Channel 4 and a series of dramatised monologues about the royal abdication on BBC2.
Where's a person to turn for a good, old-fashioned bummer?
I hate when I'm trying to have a good time and some bummer is bringing me down.
I mean, think it through: The people who are actually right about ethics and morals and, come on, we know who is right and who is wrong but then there is all of that stuff about energy and ego and how good steak tastes are such bummers to hang out with.
Our reindeer pemmican is both smoked and dried, and it's good, but it's a bummer because my girlfriend really loves the kind that is only dried.
"It's a bummer, it's not good for business," Mr. Levitt said.
Altogether, Playboy is kind of a bummer these days with good illustrations.
What a bummer – it would be a good fight if Microsoft would actually get into the ring.
