Or the romantic depiction of Lynch's fiancé, "he was in the kind of love that Ajax won't scrape off," or her best friend as a "soldier whose dog tags rested upon a pushover heart"?
"Etching I can kind of tolerate," said an East Village writer whose tag is Spar One.
Lad culture started in lads mags like Nuts (whose tag line is, suitably, "When You Really Need Something Funny").
It's hard to imagine Wu appearing on a program whose tag line is "Lip-sync for your life".
David R. Altman, a fashion advertising executive whose tag lines did for bolts of fabric what tigers in tanks had done for gasoline, died on Aug. 30 in New York.
Another drawer contains an elaborate guipure whose tag indicates it was made in 1956, when it was probably used as trim for an otherwise simple blouse.
Drivers whose tags are not read are not treated as scofflaws because photos of license plates on cars are used to determine which drivers have E-ZPass accounts.
Now also in the marketing and licensing business, Creative Artists connected her to FDJ French Dressing, whose tag line is "real clothes for real women".
A motorist whose tag is not read at interchange 8 is charged $2.60 -- the toll for for travel between the Turnpike's southernmost entrance and interchange 11.
For J. J. Ramirez, an "original school writer" whose tag, Mico, covered subway cars and walls starting in the late 1960s, the implications are clear.
Mr. Jonas now lives on his own in Hollywood, in a loft whose décor he picked out; he favors modern styles, vintage video games and the work of street artists like Curtis Kulig, a friend whose tag, 'Love Me,' adorns his phone.
