Priced from 15 Swiss francs, he promises to deliver the strangest night you could possibly wish for.
While Hunt is the front-runner headed to summer camp, he promises to have some stiff competition.
He promises to walk across hot coals with one of the speakers, guru Tony Robbins.
He promises to get more money from Congress when he gets to the Senate.
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He promises to give universities more autonomy, letting them compete to recruit staff and students.
He promises to bring her home when he comes to the city the next week.
He promises to distribute 45m voter guides this year, a record for a mid-term election.
He promises to pass a labour-reform law anyway, even if no deal is reached.
And he promises not to increase the share of income tax paid by low- and middle-income households.
He promises double-digit sales growth by 2009 as newly approved drugs like Tekturna for hypertension kick in.
He promises clients secure customisable services that spare them IT drudgery like maintaining servers and patching software.
And he promises that he will never sell a Glencore share as long as he works there.
He promises to boost the police from 183, 000 to 205, 000 in three years.
He promises a more diverse membership, particularly by encouraging more ethnic minority members and doing more on gender equality.
If elected president, he promises to reduce the Pentagon's budget and proposes the creation of a Department of Peace.
He promises to hold regular mass rallies of a new, multi-party, right-wing movement, which he is calling Hajra, Magyarorszag!
LDPs: the old one that he wants to destroy and a new one that he promises will be better.
He promises lower tax rates across the board, with the difference made up by eliminating deductions and closing loopholes.
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Another problem for Gov. Romney is the lack of specificity in where the jobs he promises will be created.
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At the same time, he promises permanent tax cuts for 95% of workers.
He promises it will unlock a torrent of new services, new uses, new products and new efficiencies as never before.
And he promises that, as well as having a clear "story to tell" it will include a few last minute surprises.
His studio has been working on a new open world puzzle game that he promises is nothing like anything out there.
He promises to modernise Senegal, prepare it for globalisation, make government more effective and accessible, and toughen the law on corruption.
He said he's been enjoying his LA visit and the Oscar challenge, but he promises his head won't be turned by Hollywood.
But Romney has been careful to make sure he promises everybody everything.
He promises to help convince the high court to reconsider its ruling.
He promises, with tongue firmly planted in his cheek, to get into more of these disagreements if they help both sides so well.
And given the recent wayward antics of the half-reformed chamber, he probably now means it when he promises eventually to finish the job.
He just recited a litany of all the things he promises to do - none of which has anything to do with women's rights.
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