You know all the things they tell you: don't give to street beggars because they are only pretending to be lame; look through tomato pyramids for the rotten ones the hawkers hide underneath; don't help people whose cars have broken down, because they are really armed robbers.
A lamer looking Lanny under the Leafs' strict grooming policy in contrast with the inconic burly stache he'd later grow with the Calgary Flames.
Several of the prominent politicians being mentioned as potential clerks are lame ducks looking for a safe haven, and right now the clerk's office is just about all the Republicans have to offer.
They weren't in full regalia, and Mr. Boudreaux's gold lame costume looked understated next to the two Indians.
Mr. Obama has also come under increasing attack from a small number of American politicians, including former President Bill Clinton, who this week said Mr. Obama risks looking "lame" for not doing more to help the rebels.
Plus, you'll end up looking lame. 1. Do you.
If you assume you're all doing the same thing, and you're not, you could end up looking lame.
His opposite number in the House, Sonny Callahan, worries that "a lame-duck president looking for a legacy might be willing to write a blank cheque to get an agreement".
On the other hand, the popular arts have reached heights of creative brilliance and mass engagement that leave much of Britain's high culture looking stilted, lame and at times wilfully obscurantist.
In fact, with 100 days to go, a lot of London's preparations were looking as lame and desperate as anything Ian "It's all good" Fletcher – head of deliverance at the Olympic Deliverance Commission – had magicked up with Siobhan "Holy shet" Sharpe in the spoof version.
