Hot Topic

LGBT news outlets provide us with much-needed context, not only for the hot-topic issues, but also our lives in general. ❋ Barbara Dozetos (2011)

Not often does one associate brownies, cookies and cupcakes with hot-topic issues such as race and gender. ❋ Uloop (2011)

We want to create crack units of real-time content-makers who supplement ad campaigns with ideas that help brands find their own voice in hot-topic conversations, said Burkhart. ❋ Unknown (2011)

As the illegal immigration controversy became a household hot-topic, so did Tancredo's name. ❋ Wayne Trujillo (2010)

Sherrod became the latest hot-topic story after a conservative blogger posted a video that was edited to make it appear she went out of her way to not offer help to a white farmer when she worked for the Federation of Southern Cooperatives Land Assistance Fund decades ago. ❋ Unknown (2010)

McCain has the luxury of time right now, to not only prepare his election team and ground game but also to brush up on hot-topic issues like the economy. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Seasoned mainstream as well as independent narrative filmmakers are weaving the controversial, colorful threads that make up the increasingly hot-topic tapestries of the genre: Jonathan Demme's treatise on former U.S. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Or is this clear as day observation too much of a political hot-topic for you to take up and risk your academic career? ❋ Unknown (2009)

In the hot-topic vote at the end of this past week, Cantwell voted against a bill combining an increase in the minimum wage with a compromise reduction in the estate tax. ❋ Unknown (2006)

They represent themselves -- large multinationals and/or hot-topic special interests. ❋ Unknown (2007)

While fMRI is certainly a hot-topic at the moment, EEG-based lie detection technology based on the same principle has been around for almost two decades now, and has the advantage of being more portable and considerably cheaper. ❋ Unknown (2006)

She also pushes a lot of hot-topic buttons on her blog and Twitter accounts. ❋ By ERIC WILSON (2011)

Let's go [to Hot] Topic, and not [rebel] against anything, but rather buy some clothing [articles], like we would in any other clothing store. ❋ Adam (2004)

[Prep]/Goth/Punk/[Skater] etc... there all just [labels]. Be who YOU want to be, and respect those who choose to be different then you. ❋ Aaron (2004)

I shop at Hot Topic on occasion. I don't make my own clothing so [I suppose] that makes me a complete [conformist] and [poser]. ❋ LuciNormal (2004)

Hot Topic is a poserfest. Hot Topic is a punkfest! Hot Topic is a [store], you [assholes]!! ❋ Liz (2003)

I shop at [American Eagle]. It's not because I don't want to be a "poser"; it's because I like their clothes. And people who shop at [Hot Topic] like their clothes. [Get over it]. ❋ I Love Shirley Manson Because She Is Cool. Muahahaha! (2003)

"[whoa man], what happened to mary? [i never] knew she owned so much black.....or had so many peircings" "its [too late] for her now, shes been hot topiced." ❋ Laura Tibblez (2010)

Hot Topic is [not Punk] [Rock]! ❋ Anon38997 (2010)

I got a [shirt] from [hot topic] [today] ❋ Lucifers Angel (2010)

Middle-schooler with an [anarchy] patch on his backpack, all [black converse], and the [dickies] witht the cell phone pockets: anarchy rocks! me: you got that patch at hot topic didnt you, paid for it with federal dollars, and put it on your backpack, which you carry to a government run school. yeah, good job. ❋ Random (2004)

Person #1: Lets go [to hot] topic to get a [t-shirt] or something. Person #2: OK. Sounds [peachy]. ❋ .:SoMeBoDy:. (2004)