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The Griffys strutted off the court and called the House Husbands " couch potatoes . The " Simpson Shuffle " : everybody is in a line in front of the couch ; they do two " Egyptian struts " ( right arm up , left arm down , wrists at 90-degree angles ) in one direction , then two in the other , then sit on the couch with arms in a " ta-da " position . Religious background was not a criterion , but there was one question couched in general terms about religious beliefs . " But if Stark 's remarks grated on the ears of the GOP-friendly members of the audience , they were couched in terms that in some respects could be perceived as industry friendly.The main job of a House controlled by Democrats would be to protect entitlement programs such as Medicare , he said , asserting that doing so would benefit the bottom lines of companies doing business with the program . Products included everything from cameras and watches to appliances and couches . Everything you need to stock your home is there from kitchen necessities to couches . Political change is so popular in Iran that even conservative candidates are couching their platform in reformist language . Now I can do my chatting , web browsing , and couch-potatoeing ( sans couch ) - channel surfing all in one fell swoop ... As one side of the paper is slightly thicker than the other , in order to achieve an even thickness throughout a sheet , during the couching the papers are piled in such a way that one sheet is laid down and the next is put on top from the opposite direction . Now , that is couched in the careful kind of scientific terms , but what that really means is that a really robust EMP laydown , which , as Vladimir Lukin in that hotel room in Vienna , Austria said , would shut down our power grid and communications for 6 months or so . For a month , Sadeq was forced to move from house to house , flitting between friends ' couches even sleeping in the office of a produce market for two weeks . The Professional Bowlers Association Tour 's return to Southern Nevada was a huge success thanks to enthusiastic crowds and a taut championship match pitting veteran Jason Couch against upstart Billy Oatman at the Henderson Raccoon Lodge - er , the Strike Zone at Sunset Station . An 1893 issue of Harper 's featured an editorial on the issue that praised Northern Pacific 's stance , saying that " if the people of the United States took in this national park the same kind of interest that people in New York and Philadelphia take in Central and Fairmount Parks , there would be fewer efforts made to encroach upon it , " which appealed to the sensibilities of Easterners by couching the argument in terms of the city parks they enjoyed ( Harper 's Weekly 37:1892 2 ) . Nick Sayer was the originator of the now common chalkboard and couch scene list . For Bush , one of them involves couching the choices ahead in military terms - - to be best judged by military leaders . The WG either ignores the text in practice , or the document author couches the text in so many qualifiers that it becomes easy to explain any implementation in terms that make it seem conformant . From my experience they are generally anti-women 's rights ( wo n't often directly admit it though ) , typically racist ( but are also careful about couching their language ) , God-fearing ( but not necessarily religious ) , gun loving , not terribly thoughtful , and pretty much attack first-ask questions later types of guys . [ 12 ] If these plans were couched simply in terms of a justice argument concerning the equal right of women to participate in public decision-making , that would be relatively straight forward and unambiguous . Whereas the academic curriculum is generally couched in statements about what is to be taught , the practice curriculum has to be inferred from a series of questions asked about evidence of students ' skills and competences , under the rubric of the Guidelines for Assessment .