But the least they can expect from the west is not to keep stamping on their fingers".
They fight open-air betting on horse races, keep stamping on craps and now ignorant persons speculate in stocks.
Time and again, you get the sense that these companies are filled with employees who are trained to keep their heads down and keep stamping.
Sarah, 41, from Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam, for instance, covered up two of her tattoos, including a spider on her foot after it prompted her dad to keep stamping on her, shouting: "There's a spider!" Neil Cameron, 61, also looked back with remorse on a tattoo that cost him £1.65 in 1974 but £300 to have removed in 2014.
Besides, in these times of accelerating media convergence, why would we bother to keep stamping the 'television', 'radio' and 'Internet' labels on the media we read, watch and listen to?
"I think it really becomes a reason why people keep stamping things," Stein says of the new website, "because you're building this beautiful thing…now when people ask you, 'what are favorite places?,'whatat music are you into?," they can just look at this interest profile that represents all the things you love".
And for that, I would keep stamping every fucking record.
As the president keeps stamping his foot about Saddam Hussein, there is a dawning sensation that America is being held hostage by the administration idée fixe that is Iraq.
Mr. Giaquinto, the prosecutor, tried to remind the jury of the brutality of Mr. Harris's attack, and of the fact that he kept stamping and jumping on Mr. Simon's head long after Mr. Simon had ceased to move or to pose a threat.
Do they ever keep stamps because of the subject or design?
