"My first weeks out at the Water's Edge I had kept a surreptitious notebook under the bar.
"It has to be quick, something they can do on a lunch break, and it has to be surreptitious, very under the radar".
At its heart, it is still an outlaw form, deriving much of its power from its surreptitious creation, under cover of darkness, in places where some people have no interest in seeing it and might need to spend thousands of dollars to remove it.
We advise all of our customers to always download the latest version of iOS to protect themselves against potential security exploits". NSO Group has been able to keep its surreptitious work under wraps until now.
And it's why the Romney campaign, in the closing weeks, has launched surreptitious ads suggesting that, under the president's watch, America's auto companies are sending production to China.
Employers do look at Facebook through both surreptitious (say, by friending you under an unknown name) and wholly legitimate means.
At the end of August came SPOTS Sex Pistols On Tour Secretly, a surreptitious UK tour with the band playing under pseudonyms to avoid cancellation.
The Conservative Party's leading spokesman on security issues, David Davis, announced that he was quitting the House of Commons to protest "the insidious, surreptitious and relentless erosion of fundamental British freedoms" under the Labor government.
By this time the worst of his opium addiction, thanks to Gillman, was under control, though there were still surreptitious visits to the side door of Dunn's the Highgate chemist, at Townshend Yard.
Ideally, drugs are consumed under the best possible circumstances think a surreptitious bump on the dancefloor or a massive joint on your way home from school before promptly using a pizza pan to make a giant chocolate chip cookie with a chewy center but occasionally things don't play out quite as we'd like.
