It was a real bummer of a day, all right.

And having it come back at him so quickly was the real bummer.

It's a huge bummer, because I really want to work with him again.

You taught one of them once and he turned out to be a bummer.

But those hopes have given way to another bummer of a season.

Then it's a real bummer unless another one is close at hand.

No question, he thought, today's going to be a bummer.

But he'd sure picked a bummer of a day to find that out.

So, it's a major bummer that this happened when it did.

That had lasted about a week and a half, a total bummer.

Not complaining, just trying to get a feel for how Americans use the word "bummer".

Or you might think about what a bummer it would be if your house burned down.

Where's a person to turn for a good, old-fashioned bummer?

Plus, getting locked out of my own house was a major bummer!

I know last year, they said every first period was a bit of a bummer."

- 2 years 11 months ago Quite a bummer reading this.

It's easy to make a bad video for a song you like, and that's a bummer.

But it was a bummer to see your name go down the list."

Bummer Four had been empty for at least twenty-four hours.

There are never any leftovers; which is kind of a bummer, really.

The curtains were drawn, which was a bit of a bummer.

Admission into these hospitals is free, but a real bummer.

"If I have to go home after four excerpts, that's going to be a bummer."

He'd known today was going to be a bummer.

"That would have been a real bummer, especially for Bob.

And having it come back at him so quickly was the real bummer.

It's a huge bummer, because I really want to work with him again.

You taught one of them once and he turned out to be a bummer.

But those hopes have given way to another bummer of a season.

I said, 'What if you could say on television that we're not making a bummer of a movie?

No question, he thought, today's going to be a bummer.

But he'd sure picked a bummer of a day to find that out.

"That would be a bummer" just didn't seem to do the question justice.

Then it's a real bummer unless another one is close at hand.

So, it's a major bummer that this happened when it did.

That had lasted about a week and a half, a total bummer.

Or you might think about what a bummer it would be if your house burned down.

Not complaining, just trying to get a feel for how Americans use the word "bummer".

I know last year, they said every first period was a bit of a bummer."

Plus, getting locked out of my own house was a major bummer!

"It's a bummer I can't get ready to play with them tomorrow because this system would really fit me."

Where's a person to turn for a good, old-fashioned bummer?

Well, I better tell you, 'cause it's getting pretty late and sitting here's a bummer.

It's a bummer because this was another race we could have won."

The curtains were drawn, which was a bit of a bummer.

"That would have been a real bummer, especially for Bob.

Admission into these hospitals is free, but a real bummer.

He'd known today was going to be a bummer.

This year had been even more of a bummer.