My experiences were less elaborate and more first-hand and it was very much with a camera in my face.
However, Stamos stood by his opinion and added, "The happiness that these shows have brought to peoples [sic] lives -- i've felt that more first hand than i'm sure you have".
Right or wrong, it's a consistent message over the last several weeks that has come from half a dozen or more second hand sources.
Boston's prestigious Newbury Street shopping district has more second hand stores than ever, a brilliant kid offers a TED talk on his aim to become a lunatic farmer, and a young woman is blogging about detoxing from over consumptive fashion by wearing one dress for a year.
Satan is more than just a devil on the shoulder – he's a character with a degree of wisdom, and more first-hand knowledge of Jesus's father than Jesus does.
The party needs plumbers, teachers, blacks, Asians and others peopling not only its stage-managed photo shoots but also its constituency offices and platforms.To reach these potential new Tories and gain more first-hand experience of the social ills and public-sector dysfunction that Mr Cameron says he wants to fix the party must rebuild a base in the cities.
They decorated the place, got a few more second-hand records, roped in some friends to act as waiters and, using their connections to London's alternative nightlife, brought in a couple of turns to provide entertainment.
Eric Yuan, founder and CEO of video collaboration startup Zoom, has more first-hand knowledge than most.
We realize the need for more first-hand knowledge.
But they concede that it may also simply force smokers inside, sparing dresses perhaps, but exposing others to more second-hand smoke than before.
Mayor Wassmer and his wife have just opened an antiques store, the Captain's Chest, to "lead the way," as he put it, though, in truth, the merchandise looks more second-hand than antique.
