Mr. BUCKLEY: (Singing) And I couldn't awake from the nightmare that sucked me in and pulled me under, pulled me under.
"You wouldn't think after the ship nightmare, that on the bus ride to New Orleans, the bus would break down, " passenger Jacob Combs said after the bus arrived in New Orleans following a 45-minute roadside delay.
And most of the vacant space isn't being put on the market by either of the two nightmare sources: overeager developers or busted tenants.
"Trying to convince the loan companies it wasn't me was a nightmare, " says Mr Wales.
For businesses that don't have credit alternatives, the last year or so has been a nightmare.
If you can't come up with the money in time, brace yourself for a financial nightmare.
He said the legal dispute had "been a nightmare because I didn't know what was going to happen next".
But if they can't, and Rubio uses the bill to score points with Latino voters, it could be a nightmare for Democrats in November.
Other than that, we just wish the final keyboard dock will somehow get a slight weight reduction: for the screen size, 1.88 pounds isn't too bad for the tablet alone, but together with the heavy keyboard, the Q702 could become a nightmare for regular travelers.
Looking at all those clips, you know, the hairdos and the freaky platform shoes, it's like a home-movie nightmare that just won't end, and all of these people sitting here at these tables, they're my family of sorts, you know.
"Your worst nightmare is someone else gets it and you can't use your own brand name, " says the 32-year-old, who began working on his New York-based business in 2008 while still in graduate school.
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