The worn, worried face and stooping shoulders of Marty's wife, Therese Susie Traylingg), perpetually carrying a baby, and carefully choosing a pepper from the vegetable cart, speak eloquently of the difficulties of making ends meet in a world where the ends keep moving.
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That baby is also prone to doing what babies do, perpetually questing for this or that, climbing up on the living room sofa -- which Butler's mother has deemed off-limits -- and tearing into belongings that sit piled in the bedrooms.
On the other, video games are pretty much the sole preserve of bedroom bound man-babies who perpetually stink of Wotsits and sad-but-still-furious masturbation sessions.
Given previous episodes, we probably shouldn't rule out the possibility of seeing a perpetually screaming robot Santa who eats babies.
"The new market is old age," said Joseph F. Coughlin, director of the AgeLab at M.I.T. "Baby boomers provide a perpetually youthful market".
It is a tribute to "This" that we still like Tom, a woodworker who feels inferior to his college-educated wife and friends and is perpetually exhausted because of the new baby at home.
With each retreat she snuggles her baby's little face, kisses his perpetually cold nose and whimpers.
She's a "devil baby"; the screaming "like a car alarm was perpetually going off in my head".
Of the apartment's two dormitory-style bedrooms, one was occupied by an injured baby long-eared owl; someone had rescued this perpetually astonished-looking creature from under a tree outside a municipal building.
Let's agree to stop using labels like the "lululemon" mom who doesn't want to work but could, the defeatist "opt-out" mom or the perpetually frazzled working mom complete with briefcase, cell phone and baby on hip.
