I also do this for a small hit of neurochemicals, the equivalent of a bump of coke just a little hit, not a full baggie.
After taking a small hit of speed, I walked over to a friend's apartment where I smoked a super-quick bowl and then headed out to the library to do some research.
For example, in one of my earlier studies, aimed at documenting the powerfully addictive nature of the drug, I found that when given a choice between taking a small hit of meth (10 mg) or one dollar in cash, methamphetamine users chose the drug about half the time.
It got a small hit of publicity a couple of years ago when Mark Bittman ran some recipes in the New York Times Magazine, but I have more than once been the only person at the restaurant, holding down a table in the formal-ish dining room like a guest in a forgotten Middle European hotel.
Sports brands and beauty brands often use inspiration to reach out to customers; Nike pushed this to its limits with an hour-long documentary on the attempt to beat the two-hour marathon barrier, combined with #breaking2 for smaller hits of content.
It's likely the accumulation of small hits, not the memorable big ones, that does much of the damage.
Nor is anyone talking about headgear that can stop the brain from taking thousands of small hits, during practice and on game day.
The Cypriot Parliament shot down the plan, though a smaller hit to depositors — many of whom are wealthy foreigners — was still in the offing late last week.
Since the 1998 Wimbledon Junior Championships Federer played with a Pro Staff 6.1 90 BLX tennis racquet, which is characterised by its smaller hitting area of 90 square inches, heavy strung weight of 364 grams, and thin beam of 17.5 millimeters.
It's easier to take one big dose out of the view of corrections officers than trying to sneak a series of smaller hits.
