The party continued on into the wee hours, changing venue a few times, and I arrived home a very happy camper. |
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I think it's the crowds and the noise, but he really isn't a happy camper when we go shopping. |
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If every film that is almost 70 years old looked this good, I'd be a happy camper. |
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Well, Michael is a lawyer, he's read the text, and he's not a happy camper. |
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And I'm painting the landscape which I adore, so I'm a pretty happy camper. |
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Maybe that unity on earth will make Albert Einstein a very happy camper as he looks at earth from his eternal cosmic home? |
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But once he develops a trusting relationship with someone who will pay attention to what he wants, said Rosen, he's a happy camper. |
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Having achieved more than enough points to qualify for her preferred college choice, she was certainly one happy camper. |
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Personally I couldn't care how many Xbox consoles have been sold, as long as people keep developing games for it I'm a happy camper. |
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I've not been a very happy camper for the last couple of days. |
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I'm obviously not a happy camper by being stuck with this, but my happiness is not overly germane or relevant. |
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When I told my dad I was going to work at the arsenal he was not a happy camper! For him only easy girls worked there. |
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I have crazy energy and I am not hungry, but I am not a happy camper either. |
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Kaylie knew that the minute I walked in that I was not a happy camper. |
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Ten bucks for two cups of beer does not make Herambone a happy camper. |
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Give me a good book, a Caribbean beach, and I'm a happy camper. |
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Like I said before I havent always been a happy camper. |
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The literacy cuts made by the government will indirectly affect the families that move because of the bad deal the government made with the U. S. to make Mr. Bush a happy camper. |
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