KABUL, Afghanistan The NATO general in charge of training the Afghan police has some tongue-in-cheek career advice for the country's recruits.
A squirrel typically consists of 6 pieces of meat, 4 legs and 2 back pieces, although some enjoy the head, which usually has some meat in the "cheeks" and the brain.
Rosenberg has some other, more tongue-in-cheek suggestions.
Mr. Dorfman of Pickett Advertising had some tongue-in-cheek suggestions for how Mr. Rodriguez could be put to work immediately: "With the pressure to perform, he could advertise Viagra or Cialis; with the amount of money he'll make playing in New York, Merrill Lynch or the New York Stock Exchange; and with him leaving Texas for New York, Southwest Airlines or American Airlines".
Because the tooth rows are deeply inset from the outside of the jaws, and because of other anatomical details, it is believed that, as with most other ornithischians, Iguanodon had some sort of cheek-like structure, muscular or non-muscular, to retain food in the mouth.
"It's kind of like having some gum in your cheek," she said.
At least Transformers have some color in their cheeks, whereas this disheartening saga is tinted in duns, umbers, and unrelieved mouse-grays.
Instead he had some fun with tongue-in-cheek Aspen glamour: coffee lace cocktail dresses, scarf-print shirt dresses and gorgeous sweetie-coloured coats.
He has — the cheek of it!
