George Costanza's sable hat – the one that he buys for $8,000 on Elaine's expenses and then misplaces, on purpose, in a date-gone-wrong's house so that he has an excuse to see her again – had its own luridly colourful, furry counterparts at Astrid Andersen, Katie Eary and Moschino.
And then misplacing the recipes and having to reprint them.
Although he noted that his face was flushed, his pupils were dilated, and he had "a tendency to talk, and now and then... misplaced a word," he nevertheless went out on house calls and saw several patients.
Then Pelous misplaced a boot of his own, sinking it into the leg of Alan Quinlan.
A blue and red card spells out "Democratic values" and then lists "misplaced Republican priorities".
As time drags by, anger builds -- first at the airline, then some misplaced anger toward the other passengers.
The optimism was misplaced then as it is now.
"If I feel that the criticism of Carl's record is misplaced, then I won't do it, even while understanding that it's important to be supportive of Cuomo's election efforts," he said.
Thomson admitted "one or two downsides" during her BBC career, including joking that the real reason she wanted to sell Television Centre was due to bad memories of an unfortunate incident while working on Panorama when she misplaced then Liberal leader David Steel in the bowels of the building.
