For all the creativity that goes into the ever-routine world of stripping, he offers little joie de spectacle; indeed, the relentless and frenetic cries of the ravenous women at the strip shows wouldn't be out of place on the soundtrack of "The Birds".
His famously unadorned style of writing juxtaposed the indifferent routine of his workaday world with irresistible bouts of drinking, debauchery and equivocal stabs at human connection.
In fact according to the BBC's screaming hyperbole department, that was THE HARDEST ROUTINE THE WORLD EVER HAS SEEN.
Such a change would require the noble act -- routine before World War I but unheard of since -- of representatives voting to diminish their own relative power.
Yet Mr. Zaltzman, a balding redhead who resembles a less creepy version of the American comic Carrot Top, was unfazed, starting a rapid-fire routine about world history, Stalin and a New Testament DVD featuring an alternate ending and other special features.
"Her floor routine is world class," says Potter.
In the routine-reliant world of professional football — Coughlin, after all, famously expects meetings to start five minutes early — disrupting the ritual of the trip sounds like the psychological equivalent of canceling a pregame speech.
Here we demonstrate that similar levels of protective effectiveness can be achieved under routine, real-world programmatic conditions in a major African city.
This large, prospective, multicenter analysis assessed VTE risks and bleeding in patients undergoing joint replacement surgery under conditions reflecting routine "real-world" clinical practice in Japan.
It is encouraging, however, that a significant reduction in CRC mortality was achieved despite the limitations that are important factors in routine, real-world screening programmes in contrast to studies undertaken with the advantages of clinical trial support.
It is, perhaps, one of the most extraordinary pre-game routines in world-class sport.
