"The more I tried, the more hooked I became, and it's never worn off".
I'll get to the happy later – the drive to defer gratification: it never wears off, even when I'm crumbly and my oxygen levels are below par.
I ended up with a spot in my mouth that to this day, more than a decade later, feels weird when I press against it with my tongue, like Novocain that never wore off, a memento from my hitting days.
"I drank the Kool-Aid early on, and it never wore off, even when no money was left, and we could barely buy groceries," he said, adding that his wife, Danielle, wondered "if I'd lost my marbles".
The best way to describe tenure to someone of my generation is to say it's like what happens when Mario picks up the flashing star, only it never wears off, even if you fall in a pit. 1. Reference letters.
The bitterness never wore off particularly for Frazier who felt caricatured.
But the initial shock kinda never wore off even if over time it turned from fear to melancholy.
"But being a Kiss fan never wears off.
BILL CLINTON has dined at Bukhara, an upscale restaurant in New Delhi, on just two occasions, but the afterglow of those visits has never worn off.
Goddard's work has been discredited, but the impact, like that of Gov. Fielder's proposal to segregate the Pine Barrens, was powerful in its time, and the stigma has never worn off.
