saddo

I thought I was the only saddo who looked at the price of butter.

You usually pay per occupant, so there is actually a "saddo" bonus.

First things first: there is no "saddo" single supplement tax when camping.

"I used to be young enough to feel at home there," he says, "but now you can see them thinking 'who's that saddo?'

Indian traditions include adorning the bride with the Saddo (red dress or sari), which is to be worn on the first day after the marriage.

OR, IN its long form, 'indie saddo', the cool tag of the 1990s.

'Beckinsale, you are a sad, sad little saddo.'

I'm a statistics-obsessed saddo who couldn't watch the QPR-MUFC game.

As the type of saddo who actually has http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/ in their 'internet favourites', I am compelled to say, stop this leap second madness NOW !

'I THINK your record is lousy,' writes an NME saddo in '76, '.

He has taught at Saint-Esprit of Kaslik (1985-2000) and the Seminary of Karm Saddo (1996-2007).

"Sorry," I gasped out "I was dreaming. . . dreaming. . ." "You weren't dreaming, saddo!"

A Lebanese man identified as 28-year-old Saddo Mohammed Ibrahim Intissar was arrested in Miami and detained on hijacking charges shortly after the plane landed on Friday.

In the early period of Portuguese rule, Goan Catholic women were married in whites saris (hol) and changed into a red dress or sari, known as saddo, at home.

Maureen wasn't particularly offended, Shirley must have seen some sights in her time and an ex-patient posing as the most recent city saddo wouldn't be beyond the bounds of possi :)ility.

The Abdali kings annexed Mankera and the adjoining areas and the Baloch gave way to Saddo Zai Pathans.

The Saddo Zai Nawab of Mankera, Nawab Mohammad Khan, apprehended him at Leaih.

During the dying days of the Mughal empire, Mankera's Saddo Zai rulers with the help of their Abdali benefactors emerged as a force to reckon with in this area.