How do you know you might ask somebody else's question, they might be thankful and probably help you out on bits you don't understand.
"In reality, the problem is you might shoot someone who isn't in fact breaking in or you might shoot somebody else — a student or a visitor or a teacher or other adult who is doing something else that is inappropriate that is perceived by that person as being threatening".
And he thought it might help somebody else out".
There might be somebody else that is not on the page yet".
You create these stories, and in six weeks' time, it might be somebody else's story".
Until I talked to Nick Bostrom, a philosopher at Oxford University, it never occurred to me that our universe might be somebody else's hobby.
"They might pick somebody else from another school," Shockey said, "but I know the Miami guys, Jerome McDougle and William Joseph, they're ready to play.
"I could go to lunch and go shopping and, you know, do those things, or I can do something that might make somebody else's life a little richer".
The series shows film clips that might embarrass somebody else: Armstrong dressed in leopard skins singing a minstrel song, but somehow seeming strong and self-assured in that ridiculous setting.
"Sometimes you can offer to pay a steamship company a larger amount of money, and they might take somebody else's container and not put it on," said Jeffrey Siegel, the chief executive of Lifetime Brands, but "in most cases, you just have to wait".
