You can scrub to literally any point of this episode and you'll find something new to dry-heave about within seconds.
The stick is violations issued by the Department of Transportation to property owners whose walks have been heaved about by tree roots or erosion.
With remarkable energy, he went on to produce 20 books in 40 years, most notably big heaves about America's war machine but also voluminous studies of our news media and auto industry, and poignant memorials to the civil rights marchers of the '60s and the fallen firefighters of 9/11.
There is not so much as a sigh heaved about the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Why, just last night I was removed from a bar called Barrymore's for heaving about four things of Cup-a-Soup into the nearest stall.
McLaren scored a team-high three goals for the Sailors, including a last-second heave from about three-quarters pool to end the first half.
You may heave heard about, or even seen first-hand, rising food costs.
I walked into The Boot Inn and it was heaving – there were about 100 people in there in the middle of June on a Tuesday.
But for just the one moment, the camera trained on Rio Ferdinand and his tight dreadlocks, and the stalwart 27-year-old defender from London, who'd actually played beautifully, sobbed into his hands until he just about heaved.
Today, 27 of the weathered cars were lined up like condemned inmates along the deck of a marine salvage barge that heaved to about 19 miles east of here.
Whomever it exonerated or damned, the internet would merely heave with conspiracy theories about why it surfaced now.
