Skinny people know they are skinny.
"He wants to stay skinny, you know?" chef Michel Richard mischievously told "Extra" afterward.
The Skinny: I know its sacrilege to ever have a bad thought about "Mad Men" so I'll only say I'm glad "The Sopranos" never did a song-and-dance number with Tony.
During halftime at streetball games held in Rucker Park, a skinny man known in the neighborhood as Al.
By way of lagniappe, incidentally, three works have been placed in the outdoor sculpture court: "Bench" (1962), the carved stone pillar "Indian Dancer" (1965-66) and the tall, skinny, column known as "Helix of the Endless" (1985).
The ultimate master of this art, among us, is the skinny youth known as "El Sexto," the author of more than one graphic irreverence and even of some leaflets from where he launches his best known phrases that seem more like fragments of hip hop.
"And do you know, skinny and sickly as I was, I knew I could do the same".
Or, as The Guardian put it in a recent summary of the book: "If you want to get the skinny on, you know what to do! Eat nothing.
Going out at night often requires swapping that yellow vinyl skirt for black skinny jeans: I know what happens to people who look like me on public transport, or while walking home at night (they are assaulted, and sometimes killed).
Skinny Baby: You know, there is such pressure to be thin these days.
