As I bummed around the park testing the iPhone X, I found myself defaulting to the 213x mode a lot.
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I left home when I was 17 and just kind of bummed around working in different restaurant kitchens in many different states.
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Since then, it seems like he's just kicked back, starred in a forgettable movie, and bummed around a bunch of Civil War battlefields.
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We tossed the kids into the van, bummed around the country, sponging on our friends and putting the kids in school wherever we happened to light.
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"Like everybody else, I arrived and bummed around for two years, not knowing what I was going to do, trying to do a bunch of things, failing," he says.
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He bummed around London and San Francisco for a while, using up accumulated airline points, staying with friends and feeling as if he had missed out on his youth.
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Dream dashed, she bummed around London for a while and saw lots of theater, including a production of "A Touch of the Poet" starring Vanessa Redgrave, a revelatory experience.
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On Wednesday, the pop star returned to his new favorite hangout: He was spotted chilling in a tree at Boston's Public Garden, one day after he bummed around Beantown barefoot.
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He arrived in his 20s, bummed around, married, had children, started a jewelry business, broke into real estate, divorced and met Gianna Lahainer at a National Italian American Foundation event.
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Stone bummed around Hollywood throughout the 803s and early '80s, working mostly as a screenwriter, penning the scripts for films like Midnight Express, Conan the Barbarian, and Brian De Palma's Scarface.
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As I bummed around from planet to planet, collecting and combining, I too found myself stopping to take in the world around me, to watch it go through the motions of its existence.
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He first came here about six years ago, but then bummed around Europe and eventually wound up in the Zaandam Detention Center in the Netherlands—a consequence of being picked up by the cops after drunkenly falling off his bike, made worse by the fact that he had lost his passport.
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Without making any plans aside from calling ahead to a few friends she had along the way, she went out to California, "bummed around for two months," then headed south, through the desert and Texas, up to North Carolina and New York City, then to Saugatuck, Michigan, where her cousin was getting married.
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After graduation, he continued to work for the Probation Department, undergoing an on-the-job training program. He dropped out after three months, and began driving a taxi. He then drove to New York and stayed with two cousins in Brooklyn, where he "bummed around" until his money ran low, at which point he got a job as an investigating probation officer with the New York State Supreme Court Probation Department. He was promoted to supervising officer and was assigned the narcotics caseload.
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