It appears the master prevailed over the mistress, because in 1925, during Reid's final illness, the diminutive Wiggie never left his bedside and cried "almost incessantly" post-mortem.
Of course, there's another way of garnering attention online when your group page gets closed by the mods: incessantly posting selfies of yourself with guns.
It's infuriating that the same people I spoke to in 2013 are now incessantly posting Bernie memes on their newsfeeds and cheering on the Iowa face-off.
Like most people around them, they drink too much (this was the era of hard liquor and the two-martini lunch), smoke incessantly (socially, post-coitally, to counter anxiety) and drift into casual adultery.
We've just generally picked on this company incessantly – see our posts here, start from the bottom and work up.
An extract was posted online, and quoted incessantly, but as no one was ever able to track down the entire essay, it was probably a hoax.
— Eric Asimov The New York Post: Neighbors are fuming over the incessantly idling limos outside Babbo.
The philanthropy world relies on discretion and good judgment, but Neilson has demonstrated a tendency toward self-promotion — frequenting the Clinton Global Initiative, tweeting incessantly about G.P.G.'s accomplishments, writing a regular column in the Huffington Post.
Everyone knows someone who posts inspirational quotes to Facebook all day, or name drops incessantly on Path or uses dumb and arbitrary hashtags on Twitter.
I was 13 when I first posted on a music forum, when they were largely populated by boys incessantly demanding "Hu here is horny??" after paying perfunctory lip service to a Korn song.
