And then I wonder if you think, But I'm really feeling 58.3% like having a cupcake for breakfast, but then your mom says, "I don't care if you're a fancy statistician with a Times blog and Seattle green-architect eyeglass frames, you still need something heart-healthy to start your day," but then you tell her, "Mom, if you keep nagging me I will never let you meet my new boyfriend, Matt Bomer".
"If you keep nagging them it is a lot more likely they'll say yes!" Westergard had a nifty tip on the crossover of traditional press and social media.
Maybe you forgot already, but we only signed the "Sultan of Squat" (that nickname was real mature, by the way) because you kept nagging us to "make a move".
Remember how your mom, even though she no longer got to dress you, kept nagging about what you should wear?
"It's up to us to keep nagging it".
They keep nagging at you, screaming or throwing a tantrum when things do not materialize.
"If the balance is off, if your eyes are too far apart, if the ratios are wrong, it'll just keep nagging at you.
I keep nagging James Clutton at Opera Holland Park to stage a production, but I don't think he's taking the bait.
It's a mile from any of us.' So will he try to expand the concept, roll it out across the country, keep nagging the relevant government departments, as he did so successfully with school dinners, or is he just going to walk away?
In the long history of intellectuals worrying about democracy and its failings, two basic fears keep nagging away.
