Sentences with phrase «giant pain»

And it will be you because... let's face it, cleaning out your computer files is a giant pain in the kahoozits.

Launching a new app for every customer is a giant pain when you have to get each app, and their updates, through the iTunes review process.

The human foot is basically a giant pain sensor.

Our old stroller had the skimpiest canopy, and it was a giant pain in the butt - our baby would end up with sun in his eyes constantly.

Without one, this project will be a giant pain in the arse.

Breastfeeding is sometimes a giant pain in the boob.

Dressing for summer can be a giant pain the ass — no huge coats to cover up with, so you kind of have to love everything you put on, every day.

It may be useful if you live in Manhattan but for me it was just a giant pain.

Pubit is great, Kindle usually requires some tinkering, and Smashwords is becoming a giant pain to get into their premium catalog (and not selling much either).

And yes, promotion is a big, giant pain.

Inputting text is a lot harder without a keyboard, and you can see how that would be a giant pain in the tuchus for anyone who types on their Kindle with any regularity (I don't).

For me trying to keep up with a zero - based budget started to become a giant pain when I became self - employed.

All of the headache and roadblocks they would throw at me to get a claim paid for or even to just file one would be just be a giant pain to go through.

Even the boss battles suffer at the hands of pacing as they go from sporadic events to nicely spaced out to being hurled at the screen in a furious barrage of angry, giant pain.

It's just a giant pain.»

It's always just a giant pain in the ass.

If you have a different version of Generals or Zero Hour, this makes playing against friends a giant pain.

Yep, giant pain.

If this seems overly obsessive or a giant pain to you, then switching might be impossible.

You have recourse if either event occurs, but it is a giant pain, and if you already dismissed the case your leverage is limited.

It also goes beyond court decisions; Fastcase is working on a joint project with Justia to let you search PACER across jurisdictions in the same way — currently a giant pain in the ass, since each jurisdiction is like a silo within PACER.

Listservs can be a good way to get some questions answered by attorneys that love answering questions (both correctly and incorrectly), but they can also be giant pains - in - the - ass.

This process is almost always a giant pain in the butt.

People would always ooh and ahh over the kitchen but to me it was a giant pain.

Which btw was a giant pain the rear — honestly, it was easier sanding the whole unit down than it was to shine up that brass.