"Why do we put up with it?" That question has perpetually perplexed the left.
And if you have perpetually cold hands, as I do, spending a few minutes squashing butter doesn't seem to do the cubes any harm.
We are "condemned to be free," which means that we can never simply be who we are but are separated from ourselves by the nothingness of having perpetually to re-choose, or re-commit, ourselves to what we do.
It would be wrong to say Blues have perpetually poor under Lee Clark.
The difference has something to do with his odd, perpetually adolescent-sounding voice, and a lot to do with his sophisticated sense of rhythm.
For one thing, old hippies aren't exactly a barrel of laughs (unless they're perpetually stoned, like the parents on "Dharma & Greg," but that would never have done for the Keatons).
Do they have even do New Year's Eve in Westeros, the land where winter is perpetually coming?
For example, despite being a perpetually cash starved startup we paid our vendors on time simply because this is what we had promised to do even if it meant I didn't get a pay check.
Back home, he dresses formally, putting on his threadbare suit and tie, as if to do his reformed best; but he has a perpetually wary expression and a studied politesse that suggest an existential exile.
So, the key point here is: although passion is a must-have for any entrepreneur, don't let it get to the point that it clouds reasonable business judgment or has you perpetually looking at things through rose-colored glasses.
Color e-ink, meanwhile, has seemed perpetually just out of reach.
