The "Zune Tattoo Guy"—right up there with Magellan, I tell you got mad at Microsoft's handling of the Zune, so he elected to obscure his original Zune tattoo.
Best of all: "There's a guy right up my six".
Believe me, a lot of guys come right up and tell me, if I pull a girl up tight, put the fireplace on and pour a little wine, I just play some Al Green, and I got it made!
"Sometimes Alastair and I were lagging behind, but the camera guys were right up there".
Sure enough, on my first day, a tough-looking guy came right up to me as I was walking down the street.
Soon after that, a big guy came right up to me and said "I bet you I can tell you what city and state you got your shoes in".
Carlson, one of the bravest guys around, stood right up to them, even as they stuck cameras in his face and told him that a jet can't possibly topple a building on its own.
While the Waterjet they use is pretty incredible, I love the guy who who steps right up to Steve at the end and asks "Where is the camera!" In a few years he'll be an excellent I AM DISSAPOINT stand-in.
You are talking about the political team on the Sun right up to guys on the Wall Street Journal – a completely different range in terms of who their audience is.
We have shown time and again that we are right up there - guys like William Porterfield and John Mooney are world class.
