You have not truly contemplated your place in the world until you have revisited The Park you used to smoke weed in as a teenager and realised that it is actually way smaller and more run down than you remember, and all those older kids you hung out with were definitely huge creeps, and actually didn't your friend once blackout from drinking, knock a tooth out and have to get their stomach pumped?
You feel how the land climbs and sinks, how huge clouds creep across the earth.
So, huge issues creep up without historical fanfare, as the author, at the end of a long day, has no idea how important they will seem the next day.
In the evenings, when the sky is lit up by stars, she sometimes leaves the camp, a huge torch in hand, to creep up on the crocodiles that rest at the edge of the lake.
Beyond that sort of function creep, there is a huge can of worms being unboxed here, given the logical fallacy of equating an IP address with an individual.
Luxury flats and malls might be surplus to those requirements, but how could commercialism not creep in when the potential market is so huge?
"I could be wearing a huge polo, wool jumper, boyfriend jeans and trainers and some creep would still look at me like a prostitute," Agyepong said.
THE NEW YORKER: I was struck by the seeming disconnect between the huge number of lovers Highsmith had and the fact that she seemed to creep people out.
Today, "mission creep," or the many non-combat roles the military has taken up, is creating a huge logistical strain on the armed forces.
