But I also give him magazine articles about "energy vampires"that's our term for difficult people, whose behavior sucks energy out of everybody else.
Spiderman empowers the reader with a story about a harried nerdo whose life sucks as bad as you can imagine but guess what?
A good one is to find a person whose grammar sucks, and constantly correct their grammar.
In a study published Monday in the journal Pediatrics, scientists report that infants whose parents sucked on their pacifiers to clean them developed fewer allergies than children whose parents typically rinsed or boiled them.
She also acknowledged that she was thinking about her own mental despair when she created the evil Dementors, the hooded characters whose lethal kiss sucks all hope from their victims.
The calculations behind those figures are based on a touch panel shipment figure from Digitimes (whose track record sucks in certain respects) — suffice it to say, I'm not overwhelmed with confidence in these estimates.
Maybe it's unfair to compare Mr. Gore to the dementor characters in Harry Potter fiction, robed figures whose kiss will suck the soul out of a victim.
A number of right-wing Thatcher fans are concerned that the voters she would be going after today would be the fed-up aspirational renters, whose salaries are sucked down the rent plug-hole each month.
He layers German U-boat history with the search, both underwater and in yellowed records, for the sub's identity, and with profiles of the two men, Chatterton and Kohler, whose lives are sucked ever deeper into the challenge.
With about 160,000 monthly visitors, Feed, known to its fans as a hipper, interactive New Yorker, operated on a shoestring budget, as did Suck, whose estimated 200,000 readers valued its irreverence and endless self-references to its own cybermilieu.
