Instead, a continuous pallid replay of old enmities between Labour and Conservative prolongs a tired but familiar political contest, increasingly detached from a "real world", which politicians constantly evoke but rarely recognise.
It is more a battle of tired, failed slogans than a real contest.
Actually, there is an underlying contest over who is more tired and who has truly earned his or her tiredness.
According to the tired married people with kids, there is no contest.
"Quite frankly, I think Americans are sick and tired of two-year, knock-out drag-out contests with a zillion debates and forums".
As in that contest, Mr Bush was far better than his tired, annoyed performance in the first debate.
One of her ideas is to hold a contest to design a "perch" to put in stores or on sidewalks where tired older residents doing errands could take a break.
Thus far, the GOP primary contest is not shaping up to be a great venue for anyone who's "tired of dealing with the crazies".
The cultural elevation of graphic novels may be a tired expression of the fetishization of childhood, but Joel Bass doesn't care: he won last week's Covers Contest.
By Willing Davidson May 12, 2009 The cultural elevation of graphic novels may be a tired expression of the fetishization of childhood, but Joel Bass doesn't care: he won last week's Covers Contest.
