That's about a trillion dollars in purchasing and investment potential locked up in Larry's lunch pail.
If HP looks bad, this stock is the worst rotten apple in the garbage pail.
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Loosely translated as "siftings from the garbage pail, " it has 13 ingredients that are simply put together.
If I had preceded them at a pail, they knew immediately that there was nothing there for them.
On one of his first forays, he neglected to close the lid on the pail tightly enough, and it attracted a bear.
We were each given a metal pail and a gigantic ladle for dishing out a hot soup of water, offal and bones.
Mornings we'd sit out on what was left of his small patio, drinking coffee and watching the bucket brigades in the ravine below, hauling away the rubble one pail at a time.
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There was nothing sophisticated about the Wackies (let alone the Garbage Pail Kids stickers that followed) but their gag humor appealed to children while making them more attuned to the language of marketing.
As historian Fred Siegel has noted, the Kennedy phenomena differed greatly--in both style and substance--from the "lunch pail" liberalism epitomized by President Harry Truman and, to an extent, that of both Lyndon Johnson and his vice president, Hubert Humphrey.
It's easy to see the appeal of men's basketball the NBA stars are global celebrities, fans care, TV goes gushy-gushy gaga but as an Olympic moment it's not the pinnacle. (For half of the men's basketball games in London, you needed a pail of cold water over the head at halftime.) With the gold for the U.S. almost assured failure is really the only surprise the intrigue becomes about weird secondary issues, like the team-bonding for the U.S. players.
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