weird out

"It was a little weird out there with the ball turning into you and on your serve," she said.

But even a sliver of a degree shy, it's pretty weird out there.

It was definitely getting a little weird out.

A13 Bush summed up the race when he said, "It's weird out there."

"And the atmosphere is so weird out there.

Oh no, says the worldly, obviously sensitive Caitlin, "those people are weird out in the sticks."

Certainly, if Kittanning grew the finger back too quickly, he was bound to weird out his kidnappers.

And the third reaction is, 'You're kind of weird out there in Oregon, aren't you?' "

It's so weird out here.

"A weird out with a drunk.

I'm glad Christina, Marc and Amanda still find ways to get involved, but they seem weird out of the workplace.

As George Bush put it shortly before he called his rivals "bozos," "It's weird out there."

(live), Misty Lane Records, Weird Out!

"Well, I knew it's weird out, but I didn't expect--" The woman shrugged, brought the locket to her lips, and said crisply: "Hello, Valeria Matuchek.

The single "It's Weird Out West" by Radsonic (1992) was an affectionate homage to the track, the list of northern towns being replaced by locations in Wiltshire and Somerset.

'So Weird Out There' "The productions we've taken to New York lately have been drawn to New York by interest from New York," Mr. Eich said.

Yes, Al Leiter acknowledged, it felt weird out there on the field celebrating when the Mets didn't know if they would be having a one-game playoff with the Cincinnati Reds or would be passing up the Reds and going to Arizona for a playoff series against the upstart Diamondbacks.