Right then, back in a jiffy … It turns out that Paul is right: no Villa player has scored in a shootout at a major international tournament since Southgate's failure do so for England at Euro 96.
Not only will you get the work and complete it, you have almost the whole time to have the teacher help you with problems and understanding them, so you'll be back in a jiffy.
See how much you love Glee when those kids have already graduated high school and college, gotten nowhere on Broadway, and wind up back home working at Jiffy Lube and developing drinking problems.
And then the micro oven dings, we strap on our butter filled Jiffy Pop feed bags and get back to the important business of creating emojis and swiping for dates with all the swagger of a sheik blithely picking out that evening's tented and soon to be oiled entertainment.
But some harried office junior decided to post back the fragile glass plate in said Jiffy, with the inevitable consequences.
And if the blanket sleeper has Jiffy Grip-styled skidproof-bottoms, the socks can hold back the remainder of the moisture that will for sure accumulate at the bottom of the feet when you walk or do some activity that requires exertion on the feet.
As I drive past endless repetitions of Wendy's, Golden Corral, Ethan Allen furniture, Jiffy Lube, Red Lobster, and the like on my way back to Colorado, I realize that I haven't spent a dollar anyplace but locally owned business in four months.
ELLE sent the T-shirts out to Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg (presumably the jiffy bag for Nigel Farage - a man who wants to turn back the clock on maternity pay - got lost in the post), and asked that they, along with celebrities like Benedict Cumberbatch, be photographed wearing it.
Weather update, part deux: The players are back on court, and knocking up: more play in the merest of jiffies.
