I, on the other hand, have reason to feel bummed out.

I'm kind of bummed out because I wanted to do better."

I've been bummed out by the cruises I took with my mom.

And we're a little bummed out that we don't get three weeks?

"I was a little bummed out my summers were being taken up by golf."

"We're bitterly disappointed and kind of bummed out about the whole thing."

He tried to look bummed out, but didn't quite succeed.

"Then it gets cold again and everyone gets bummed out."

In other words, it's cool to be bummed out.

"If it's too cold to move," he says, "you can get really bummed out."

"They were really shy, bummed out, and we had to push them along," he said.

"If there's no gift bag, you get very bummed out."

"And that must be why you're so bummed out.

I've never met anybody who was so bummed out I couldn't turn him around."

"Listen, if you're bummed out because we didn't run anything on your father I can understand that.

Really pretty much bummed out by this news.

I guess I'm just a little bummed out.

Actually, I'm really bummed out by this now.

You're really not that bummed out, are you?

"Instead of getting bummed out, the guys kicked it into gear and got it done."

Those traders aren't necessarily bummed out when markets go down big-time.

"He was a sweetie, but sometimes he could get so down, just totally bummed out."

He talked about how he was kinda bummed out.

I understand the players being bummed out, they're the least successful team in the NBA.

He'd take a job if he could find one, not like some of the other bums out here.

I, on the other hand, have reason to feel bummed out.

Once the fire in the tower bums out, they will look for a body.

Definitely a must for all those beach bums out there!

"I'm pretty much in the group that says throw all the bums out."

"Ordinary fire might get a few, but could also bum out of control.

I'm kind of bummed out because I wanted to do better."

The only real break I have is that the police are keeping all the rest of you newspaper bums out.

I've been bummed out by the cruises I took with my mom.

Sylvia didn't make a bum out of me, I was one already.

And we're a little bummed out that we don't get three weeks?

This might bum out a different kind of crowd.

"I was a little bummed out my summers were being taken up by golf."

If the American people don't like the result, they can throw the bums out at election time.

"We're bitterly disappointed and kind of bummed out about the whole thing."

A sane person would toss the bum out and have him arrested.

I'm going to throw the bum out the next time he walks in here, though."

He tried to look bummed out, but didn't quite succeed.

Without giving more but by giving what is required we do not bum out.

Then its pals come and bum out our position.

"Then it gets cold again and everyone gets bummed out."

In other words, it's cool to be bummed out.

If voters feel shaky, they'll throw the bums out on Tuesday.

That torch will bum out soon, he thought, and we are all alone, without food or friends or fire.