| It's on a traffic-heavy street, not the kind of area you'd necessarily choose to hang out in. |
| It has wider hallways, higher ceilings, more windows admitting more natural light and more places for students to hang out. |
| We have the occasional sighting of a bluejay or a cardinal, but that doesn't make up for the lower class of birds who hang out in my yard. |
| I'd actually always thought she was way cooler than him, and was keen to hang out. |
| There were times when I would fly out to L.A. and see him, or whenever he'd be in Philadelphia, we'd hang out. |
| A true bromance happens between men who know themselves, who are over their issues, and just want to hang out with other intelligent and open men. |
