Pop culture implications aside, Blenner is now finding out firsthand what bread- and booze-makers have known for millennia; that yeasts are capricious little fungi, but capable of very great things.
As to whether the Spurs now respect him enough to abort the dream of Kidd at the point, he shrugged and said, "Ask Pop," the implication being that we should know darn well what he thinks.
At the same time, the pop-cultural implications of a freshly minty mouth have shifted significantly for Generation X, from the happy-go-lucky innocence of a Dentyne smile to more salacious connotations -- highlighted by Monica Lewinsky's descriptions of the intimate effects of Altoids.
And so it proves, leading to sensational disclosures of intimate betrayal, but the implications pop like bubblegum and make no appreciable difference to the superheroes' relation to each other and the world.
Can you pop round to discuss implications with me thanks andy," it read.
But Ms. France, who grew up in Houston, had worked at Sassy, Elle, New York, 7 Days and Spin magazines, and had developed a reputation as someone who was serious about pop culture and its implications.
In meditating on life as womyn, the artists and facilitators hope to subvert expectations, create controversy, and explore the implications of pop culture, all culminating in an interactive performance taking place Sunday, July 10: RECHARGE/HER.
The triumph of Nate Silver's data-driven election forecasts bruised the egos of American journalists who'd clung to conventional tools like political pundits and vox-pops, but the implication is clear: embrace the world of data or face irrelevance.
But, like "Nebraska" itself, its implications reach beyond the pop marketplace.
Cooke's decision to turn his attention to pop music in 1957 had tremendous implications in the black musical community.
