Young, the bartender to whom this love was professed, has a multitude of stories on tap: one for each of the bar's sixteen draft beers and countless more for the hundred-and-fifty-odd bottles and cans they sell.
"It has gotten so bad now that Republicans don't want to be seen publicly in the presence of Democrats or have a Democrat profess friendship for them or vice versa".
Sportscaster Paul Cicala of KVOA in Tuscon has a pretty unique, charming bit professing his excitement for the Pac 12 title game between Arizona and UCLA.
For a country that has professed a willingness to play a greater role in world affairs, the bad news just kept coming.
Andy Byford, the new head of New York City's transit agency, has professed a desire to avoid political disputes — a challenge when dealing with the governor and mayor.
For the past few years the NFL, through the pious pronouncements from its Commissioner, Roger Goodell, has professed a heavy commitment to safety, with a particular focus on hits to the head.
There was probably less talk about the bizarre saga at the party than on the streets of the city, where every cabdriver seems to have a theory or professes to know what really happened, some regarding prostitutes, others U.F.O.'s.
In the spirit of Valentine's Day, HuffPost remembered the presidents who had a way of professing their love for the first ladies in their lives, but one cannot leave out the first mistresses.
Years before he became God's representative on earth he was a bouncer at a nightclub in Buenos Aires, and has professed an "intense fondness" for milonga, the traditional music of Argentina.
Jennings is sixty-three and his contract expires early this summer; for years, he has professed a desire to go back to reporting.
