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• It's a bit of a bummer - we've had a full time crew out canvassing, full time in this constituency for a month now.
• You can never be sure that the next one won't be a frightening bummer .
• I thought it might have been 2004 that was a real bummer but it may just have been the age of 47.
• Bufotenine is universally regarded in the drug subculture as the ‘ultimate bummer ’.
• Yeah, bummer about that, Aidis thought, wincing.
• You're not allowed to keep them afterwards - bummer .
• Anyway, my birthday last year was more of a bummer , because Rodney Dangerfield passed away.
• He can't see my favorite color which is a bummer , but it's better than the ex-boyfriend who was allergic to many of my favorite foods (shrimp, clam chowder).
• baby doesn't have to be a travel bummer
• Miss modernage's part II of her Coachella / California trip… i never got the Polyphonic Spree orange trucker hat from the roadie, bummer .
• At first, news of devastating global climate change might seem a bit of a bummer .
• Course, now the system checks with the dentist… bummer .
• They knew from their experience inside that war, that that war was a bummer .
• Potentially taking away the opportunity for emerging artists to show there is a real bummer .
• Got all my textbooks today too - gonna be carting around half a ton on my back every day - most of my classes require the textbooks to be brought to class - bummer .
• On the one hand, bummer - it would have been nice to see the city looking hip and vibrant, instead of corrupt and decrepit.
• I turned around, relieved and I said to myself loudly ‘Well, bummer , no psychologist.’
• the party was a real bummer
• Joanna Chilcoat, 17, plays Ellen (second from left), a singer/actress who's so unpopular that she had to beg her brother to be her prom date - bummer !
• Now i live with my girlfriend and work all day… bummer huh.
• The funny thing was, though, when we were checking around for a place to make the DVD, the only place that we could find that was available was the House of Blues, so we were like, bummer .
• Glad you enjoyed Japan, bummer about the cold though.
• By Spears' standards, the year to date has been a bummer .
• Unfortunately she has to work and then has class after work which is a bit of a bummer .
• It's a bummer when talented people endeavour to do something artistically challenging, only to have the end result not live up to the promise.
• The swagman loafer, or ‘ bummer ,’ times himself, especially in bad weather, to arrive at the shed just about sundown.
• Right, I know some people think, bummer , but we've got to talk about this.
• The shoulder is a bummer for paddling, but the pain in the neck is especially a bummer since it is always there.
• The class was cancelled - bummer , I know - but I went for a little run, and felt happy to back in the land of the exercising.
• The show was on fire, but no ride = bummer on that front.
• Sadly though the album is currently unavailable… double bummer .
• Uh… bummer about the wok, but I'm pleased that you handle it so well.
• Think about what a bummer it would be if after these autobiographies were finished (I think there are supposed to be three volumes) we understood and knew everything about Bob Dylan.
• Sheesh, a bummer to be sure, but the show isn't just about despair, faulty canaries and premature death from lung cancer.
• Similarly embarrassing lyrics follow and the music melts into grating mediocrity nearing the end… bummer !
• I think my fave shot of La Nadine and Red Betty Black has been pulled down though - bummer .
• The bill would allow the impecunious tramp, corner loafer, pimp and saloon bummer , who have no interests at stake, to go to the polls and make their voices heard.
• One of the reasons I signed on is because I wanted to work with Frankenheimer, so it's a real bummer he's not doing it.
• While generally speaking that's a very good thing indeed, it's a bummer when your personal fortune is placed at the mercy of somebody's greed.
• Although they are more prone to slip down, slippage is often not a problem with carbon posts, but it is a bummer if it happens to you.
• Having cracked, bubbly, sore skin on my hands was always a bit of a bummer , especially as a teenager.
• And it might also be a bummer for recreational smokers.
• Although it was certainly a bummer , she'd had an amazing experience, and now she has a fantastic video clip of herself singing.
• There are numerous hallucinogenic drugs that result in a ‘bad trip’ (or ‘ bummer ’).
• The site is all in frames so it's impossible to link to specific pages, bummer .
• Can't wait to finish, but then bummer I won't have any more of it left.
• the team's relegation is a real bummer