The same "gentleman" (and I use that term very loosely) also asked me what was wrong with me, was I "too ugly o [sic] get banged bitch?" His Twitter bio reads: "Blessed and grateful.
No, me neither, but apparently that really helped); and the famous "fog of war", which loosely translates as "Don't ask, because we can't really remember, we couldn't really see, and we won't tell you anyway".
Ask for a coarse grind, using the 1/4" holes, only once through the grinder, and ask for it to be packaged loosely.
When I ask her how she dealt, she loosely quotes Lady Gaga: Women have the potential to lose their creativity through their vagina.
My dentist then was an evangelical Christian, and since he knew I was majoring in Greek, he would ask me all kinds of questions about New Testament things like kaire (loosely, "grace") and hamartia (loosely, "sin"), to which I would reply, my mouth stuffed with wads of cotton, "Hmahnt mah hmmnn".
Whether Genzyme is one company or four loosely associated companies has a lot to do with which government agency you ask, says Edward Tenthoff, an analyst at Robertson Stephens.
But there's a big difference between a few million users and a sustainable business, and Reinlieb only loosely sketches out ideas for 'connecting' artists, labels, brands and fans when we ask about monetization.
[Loosely, "You will have to buy us some tea, water," a customary way to ask for a bribe.] That afternoon, about 10 people arrived without a token but were served quickly, Ms. Khagram recalled.
This could be loosely termed a ban, but it was a requirement that applied only to those people who ask to study religious texts with him.
He sighed, he mumbled, he gave very short answers and when it came to what might loosely be described as a rallying call, it was so half-baked that the interpreter had to ask him to repeat it.
