| I shudder to think what your in-laws are going to think of you shacking up with an unmarried mother. |
| But on the other hand, some rights probably do require some sign of consent and commitment beyond simply shacking up. |
| With formerly segregated genres shacking up like bunnies, and often producing smarter, more attractive offspring, electronic-emo-chamber-country just had to happen. |
| She always ends up shacking up with horrible men, and I feel she'd, naturally, be much more fortunate learning the virtue of her own gender. |
| But how do we explain this to our good friend Marina who apparently sees nothing wrong with shacking up in the living room of someone you have never met before? |
| When Nick finds out that his girl is shacking with Morgan, he flips out and kidnaps her, forcing Morgan into a showdown at the local warehouse. |
