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One such acquaintance of mine once remarked, while chatting about a blind date, that she'd had a good time but that "he's Jewish — what if he's stingy?" "Ha!" I loudly guffawed, relishing her coy satire, before realizing that she didn't even really understand what sarcasm was, much less employ it in casual conversation.
Of course, he would never give back because he's stingy and doesn't really care about anybody, let alone black people.
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He was stingy with everything.
He was stingy with compliments and liberal with criticism.
Repeat after me: Touitou is my shepherd, and though he is stingy, I shall not want.
She is close to Rothko, though he was stingy with paint by comparison.
He is stingy with compliments, so his praise for Nate Robinson on Tuesday seemed noteworthy.
And while Nasdijj exposes a pain so deep in the Tommy chapters that he breaks your heart, he is stingy with other self-revelation.
Carl from West Paterson N.J., writes: "Bill Clinton was not just stingy with foreign aid and funding for eradication of diseases, he was stingy in all areas of government spending and tax policy.
With respect to his tax returns, the candidate may not want to reveal that his business is not as successful as he claims, that he is stingy with charity or that he has compromising business relationships in Russia or elsewhere overseas.
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