We weren’t ever going to be mean just to be mean because that’s not who we are.
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You could just as easily be mean spirited and hateful.
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You could just as easily be mean spirited and hateful.
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Our kids learn to hate and be mean from us.
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While kids can be mean, I've also experienced tremendous nobility.
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"Snakes don't do things just to be mean," he said.
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Please know that I'm not saying that to be mean.
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It's never nice to be mean to your elderly relatives.
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It was never ... No, I try never to be mean.
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But don't be mean to him when he's thinking about it.
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"I don't think he was trying to be mean," he said.
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I've been in enough playgrounds to know kids can be mean.
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" And he'll surely say "don't be mean to Brian on Twitter.
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I'm giving you a pass to be mean as hell today.
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Nobody wants to be mean to Little Sisters of the Poor.
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"He never really tried to attack anyone or be mean," Schwarzenegger said.
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Wouldn't you prefer your child to be mean accidentally, rather than deliberately?
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And if you have to be mean, let your partner do it.
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We're not supposed to be mean to people under circumstances like those.
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Here, Alaska can be mean, jealous, and manipulative, all with a glance.
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Fellow-students upset her with the news that cops can be mean.
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They say, Hillary Clinton, we know she's going to be mean to us.
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In case you didn't know, turkeys can be mean, scary and vengeful birds.
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I did not want to be mean, or ugly, or ratchet about it.
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They play video games — the only time Shaun said he can be mean.
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"And my neighbor used to be mean to me," said Alanis Santiago, 13.
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I didn't mean to be mean about Black Friday, up at the top.
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With hookups there's no need to be mean — just say what you mean.
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That's just not my way to operate, to be mean or to yell.
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"We can't be mean enough to this guy," Baldwin said at Georgetown University.
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She's so mean and I don't know how you can be mean to billionaires.
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"But he'll never be mean -- he doesn't want anyone to leave with hurt feelings."
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Image: Angelica AlzonaSubtweeting is something people generally consider to be mean and thus bad.
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You don't know what goes on in this house so please don't be mean.
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"I don't think he meant to hurt anybody or be mean-spirited," she says.
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I have learned that even though people can be mean I shouldn't give up!
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C'mon, Sansa, we're on your side in this episode; don't be mean to Brienne.
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I will tell you a secret: it can be a secret to be mean.
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" Yeah, we're not going to play the, "Be mean based on pronoun game here.
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Maybe when you get older, you don't have it in you to be mean.
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I think we're basically margins are above normal, they tend to be mean reverting.
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Peter Thiel has no idea if Trump will be mean to gays like him.
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"I knew he was just kidding and not actually trying to be mean," she said.
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I want her to be mean so I can hate her but I just can't!
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Yes. Being in love with someone is not an excuse to be mean to her!
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He went on to explain that there was no way he could be mean. Why?
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But you can't bully and be mean to others this is coming from an atheist!
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We're not trying to be mean either but your movies weren't exactly riveting theater Kirstie.
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When Trump tells him to be mean to the press, he is sometimes too mean.
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There is nothing in the language of the law that requires judges to be mean.
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You don't have to be mean about it or stop talking to longtime friends entirely.
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More often, "Our Cartoon President" manages to be mean and toothless at the same time.
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The adage is: Never be mean to someone who can hurt you by doing nothing.
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But not meant to be mean, but more to let people know that they're being mean.
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Exchanges online can bring out the worst in us, and create many opportunities to be mean.
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Mocking or rejecting a woman because of her size would be mean, and we're not mean.
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You don't have to be mean-spirited to be successful, says legendary Kiss musician Gene Simmons.
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When not prostrate and crying, Bunny can be mean, delivering a sucker punch of a riposte.
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"I also explained that buying flowers won't automatically fix the problem and made sure that he understood he couldn't be mean and expect anything materialistic to fix what he says, and that it is never okay to be mean to anyone especially a girl," Williams told Metro.
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"My loss is no excuse for someone else to be mean or terrible to others," she says.
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It's ok to be mean and hurtful as long as it's to someone you disagree with, right?
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Trump might come in third, so expect him to be mean to the land of 25,278 lakes.
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So I just ... Here's a tip: You can be mean to them and they still come back.
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That would be mean one less annoying thing on the internet and a win for us all.
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This is not to be mean-spirited about Tarantino himself; may he harvest all the available millions.
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People post weird things and can be mean, but I don't want to use it for that.
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"A new way to be mean about the dinner — they can look forward to that," she says.
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"[The biggest challenge] was thinking every day it would get better and he wouldn't be mean," she claimed.
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"I'm not trying to be mean, but you should reconsider your outfit before leaving the house," she said.
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The initial surge came on hopes that Hillary Clinton's loss would be mean less pressure on Wall Street.
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"Well, I think that the most accurate description of that team would be mean and meaner," she said.
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Watching Houston be mean about Paula Abdul is like hearing the Lincoln Memorial ask you for the time.
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Why do they find joy in taking innocent people and find a way to be mean to them?
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We laugh because we think it's what men want to hear, and we don't want to be mean.
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Why do you find joy in taking innocent people and finding a way to be mean to them?
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They wake up every day and pray, 'Please, God, don't let Trump be mean to me on Twitter.
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Simply put, social media has created a new universe of ways we can be mean to one another.
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So the notion that I have to fly first class because I don't want people to be mean to me -- you need to go into another line of work if you don't want people to be mean to you, like maybe a monk where you don't come in contact with anyone.
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And I'm not talking about marginalized people, I'm talking about, 'Everybody hates me, so I'll be mean to everybody.
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" In response, they tweeted: "We're not trying to be mean either but your movies weren't exactly riveting theater Kirstie.
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Well I do hope that people know that my end goal is to not actually be mean to people.
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Biden's interaction, on the other hand, reminded voters what it means to be mean — not that we needed it.
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People who do watch the show, I won't tell them, because it'd just be mean to give them the spoiler.
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Not simply because kids can be mean, especially when they go along with someone else and gang up on you.
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I do not want to be mean, but if you do not let me into you something bad might happen.
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And, although Jane isn't trying to be mean, she can come off as judgmental when talking about others' parenting methods.
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" Co-star Anya Taylor-Joy slapped down the interviewer a little more sharply, exclaiming, "Don't be mean about Ellie Staple!
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Now, I don't want to be mean without giving this thing a fair shot, but my initial impressions weren't the best.
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"Nobody wants to be mean, but everyone wants to kind of find their inner boss," collaborator Nell Benjamin told Vanity Fair.
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As for the other two: D.C. may be mean, but it's hard to argue that Jared and Ivanka merit alternative treatment.
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AD: Companies like SINOPEC, state owned enterprises in China do need to streamline which could potentially be mean many job losses.
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If all are successful, it would be mean a reduction from eight, but still a larger number than the government originally wanted.
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On social media, Kaine was compared to a dad: Slightly embarrassing, yet relentlessly nice, even when he was trying to be mean.
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I even said I am really happy and it makes me happy inside, and I won't be mean to Delta at all.
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I wish I could turn back time but I don't want to dwell on this because I wasn't trying to be mean.
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Say what you will about Macklemore — and it can be mean, we get it — the man has such exquisite taste in cheese.
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And he can just tweet about us and be mean, and that would be kind of funny, and it would feel right.
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When you ask people if it's okay to be mean about other people's bodies — fat or otherwise — they know the correct answer.
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If you're tempted to harass or be mean to someone, why don't you pretend that's your daughter, or your mom, or your brother?
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He heard background noises as well, and he interpreted that as a kind of complaint, and that's why he said 'don't be mean.
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I don't want to be mean and I don't want to spend my time around people that are mean and putting me down.
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"It's so easy to be mean [when you're] anonymously online, and when you take that anonymity away you are people again," González said.
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" The team's official Twitter account replied to her: "We're not trying to be mean either but your movies weren't exactly riveting theater Kirstie.
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Instead of pitying him or using the opportunity of Jeremy's vulnerability as an excuse to be mean, Silverman instead chose to embrace kindness.
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At all of our follow-up appointments, the doctors have said, 'I'm not trying to be mean, but your child should be dead.
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The VIX is said to be mean-reverting, meaning that when low it tends to rise, and when high it tends to fall.
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She'll be mean and he'll drink all the time, but it doesn't matter: in that moment below the guns, nothing can touch them.
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" That the positive experience reminded her that, "Yeah, people can be mean, but they can also be so many other wonderful things too.
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When a person is exposing themselves and there are going to be mean trolls, I don't want to feel like I've harmed somebody.
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She told him no, but that maybe they could hang out at an office happy hour, because she didn't want to be mean.
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We tell lies for every possible reason — to cover up mistakes, to gain a financial upper hand, to be polite, to be mean.
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"Literally, I have never heard one person say a bad thing about him and I have never seen him be mean," David Geffen marveled.
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Given recent events I couldn't bear to be mean — I'm working up to it, I swear — so here are four albums that I love.
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Being able to do stupid things, and be mean, and make mistakes, and have adults take responsibility for it instead of having to carry that.
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I worried that putting this on the internet under my name would be mean, but she also ended up keeping my deposit, so fuck her.
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My views were shaped by bad TV and movies, so I assumed that everyone in prison was going to be mean and scary and uneducated.
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During his demonstration with Gerst, CIMON asked the astronaut to "not be mean" when the robot was playing music and Gerst asked him to stop.
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Having Alyssa be mean to them seemed to work for The Vixen's team because they came out on top and she was named the winner.
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A few reasons: Most people are hard-wired to be mean reversion traders People have a pathological need to be right when others are wrong.
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"My first reaction was like, 'I don't want to be mean and say no, so I'm going to say yes,' " Mikayla recalled to Fox affiliate KTTV.
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A bad Dreher post can be mean-spirited and overwrought, but when he's at his best his posts are unique: deeply confessional, achingly sincere, intellectually searching.
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"I told her if someone ever treats you like that ever again, don't be mean to them, just explain to them why you're covered," she said.
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"She was just doing it to be mean," said Keylee, who started a group called Justice for Channing and helped organize a memorial for her classmate.
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I try not to be mean to people about it but I do like to let people know if I want to do a certain thing.
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But because we can't have nice things, someone unfortunately decided to take the opportunity to be mean to her after the block heard 'round the Twitter-sphere.
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If I really want to be mean to tomorrow Greg, I could drink a lot tonight and then -- and not do any work for tomorrow&aposs show.
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November opens with the Sun in Scorpio, which will find you cutting people out of your life left and right—but will you be mean about it?
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If my cup won't hold but a pint, and yours holds a quart, wouldn't you be mean not to let me have my little half measure full?
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I think Noah is really great, and he's in a show that people love, and so people are always going to be mean and catty and judgmental.
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Teenagers can be mean and impulsive, so we shouldn't expect perfection or entirely mature behavior from young characters if we want them to be more true-to-life.
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But the not-thought-out-that-well stuff also has a tendency to suck, or to be mean, or to just be honest criticism, so it seems harsh.
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Like Trump, Baldwin often speaks off the cuff and isn't afraid to be mean or controversial, and has floated around the idea of seeking political office for years.
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Although Lowe asked multiple friends to be on his lineup of Roasters, all refused because they were either "too scared" or "didn't want to be mean" to him.
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Everyone who sees us gets that I have a bunch of friends who've planned this for me, and no one thinks that they're doing it to be mean.
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This is a policy of deterrence, to stop the future flow, to be mean to these kids and their families, to say to others, 'Don't even try it.
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Republicans were "so eager … to be mean-spirited" on the anniversary of ObamaCare's passage that they didn't consider the possibility that they wouldn't have the votes they need.
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It's likely this will play out on a public level—you can be mean, Aries, so reign it in, because people will see this side of you today.
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"The song was a little worse but I was like, 'I can't be mean, I can't be negative, let's just be an adult about it,&apos" he admits.
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"When I became a model I knew I would be working long hours and there would be times when people would be mean or critical towards me," she wrote.
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"I do think that it's undeniable — and it's reprehensible, it's awful — Trump has given the people in this country permission to be ugly tempered, to be mean," he said.
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" Meanwhile, several NFL cheerleaders revealed to the New York Times that the instructions they were given on how to navigate harassment from fans included to "never be mean. Never.
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We want it be mean an effort to build community in order to achieve personal and collective liberation, and build connections with other communities to further spread that message.
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" He added, "I just don't believe you need to be mean, you need to be deceitful, you need to practice the dark arts in order to win elected offices.
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When I worked in makeup, I learned that if you were a girl, and you were at work, and you looked great, customers almost expect you to be mean.
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" The curlers didn't back down on Monday when Alley, 67, joked about the sport in a since-deleted tweet, writing, "Im not trying to be mean but…… Curling is boring.
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Setsuko may be mean, but in a movie that is very much concerned with identity and the roles that we assume and reject, it's clear that she isn't entirely unjustified.
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Without being told what the repercussions of a satellite launch would be mean, the North Koreans see an open door, explains David Maxwell of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
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CIMON started moving through the air of its own accord, told Gerst not to be "mean," then started (perhaps passive-aggressively?) insisting it must be time for the humans' next meal.
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The president&aposs remarks, there, the Iranian president saying essentially you can&apost be mean to us and talk to us at the same time, it&aposs not going to work.
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On DNCE's new album, the star sings about S&M on "Be Mean," and Jonas reveals the track was inspired by his real-life experience in a new interview with PrideSource.
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Hopefully the next president will not only be able to laugh at himself or herself but also share Bush's humanity and belief that politics doesn't have to be mean and ugly.
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On CNN, Colin Powell, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff under Bush, summed up much coverage when he said, 'Politics need not be mean and nasty, and he lived by that.
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"[The book has] all these different little stories about how kind acts...a kind word...or just being nice when you want to be mean really actually produce desirable results," Marshall says.
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The most radical thing about him was his unwavering commitment to the value of kindness in the face of the world that could seem intent on devising new ways to be mean.
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Growing up in a small community where everyone I knew was Mennonite, I had expected that American soldiers in Vietnam would be mean, like the playground bullies occasionally found in even Mennonite communities.
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And now that the shoe is on the other foot, it feels a bit rich to be told that you shouldn't be mean to people just because you disagree with them on politics.
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But in the popular imagination, the phrase has come to be mean a species or groups of species known only from the fossil record until living examples were discovered, often in remote places.
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" On screen, "If you got to be mean and hard, tough and dangerous," he said, "it comes through in an attitude, and let's say, a mystery, more than in how much you weigh.
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Because--and here's why--it's World Cup season, it's amazing, it just started, and I want you to know that I remember fondly that time that my team-- JF: He's going to be mean.
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" She even suggested that it indicates Marty's confidence in my love for her: "She feels secure in your love — that she can be mean to you, reject you, and you'll still love her back.
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They were also asked about their relationships with other people, as well as their use of Facebook, like if they used the social network to be mean to people or to brag about themselves.
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Phoenix has long been a mesmerizing presence onscreen, willing to contort his body or be mean or ugly or damaged as needed by a role, in ways the average person would never dare to try.
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Not only [that] but the internet has opened up: Not only are we seeing the mom in the grocery store and judging her, but people are mean online because it's easy to be mean online.
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Questions like these — while at the same time wondering just who the winners and losers in AV will be — mean investment and entrepreneurship in the mobile app sector is an extremely lucrative but risky gamble.
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For all that he obviously could be mean-spirited, dyspeptic, and even downright violent to some writers, I never saw this side of him and neither did most of the people I've talked to since.
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The "Finley Tote," which is currently on sale for $195 from $295, accessorized the star's casual look, which featured a Lingua Franca sweater embroidered with the words "Don't Be Mean," black jeans and a pair of boots.
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In Africa, growing urbanization, climate change, conflict, displacement camps - as well as sanitation investment that is a third of what it should be - mean there is no reason to expect any improvement without deliberate action, he said.
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It wasn't that I was being somebody else, it was that I'm finally me, and I could be angry, and I could be mean, and I could be all of the colors that were simply not acceptable.
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But I've learned that when it comes to being tough, I never want people to think that in order to be tough you have to be mean, in order to be strong you have to be cruel.
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No question, Streep's emotional speech was delivered with tremendous dignity and made a very good point -- one proven by Trump's nasty reply: The man cast as the next president of the United States can be mean and petulant.
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But here's another way to think about it: Children who choose to be mean at least know what they hope to achieve by it, whether it's getting even with a sibling or getting a rise out of a parent.
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" When she later complained that the sex had left her with a "bad pelvic infection for a month and a half," Parker replied, "I'm not … trying to be mean, but I felt like you put yourself in that situation.
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By the way, I read an article by Ralph Nader the other day saying that it's a huge mistake for Howard Schultz to run because he'll be a spoiler, but don't be mean to him and tell him not to do it.
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"My first kid — it was her first day of EC2, which is before kindergarten — and I thought there were starting to be mean girls already in her class," Brockmire star Amanda Peet said of now-10-year-old daughter Frances "Frankie" Pen.
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If the challenge to detention is successful, it would be mean those brought here for medical treatment from offshore processing centers — where Australia has been confining hundreds of asylum seekers intercepted at sea since 2012 — could not be incarcerated while being treated.
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"You need to go into another line of work if you don't want people to be mean to you, like maybe a monk where you don't come in contact with anyone," Gowdy said of Pruitt's first-class travel on Fox News Sunday.
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Between the lines: These online platforms make it easier than ever to bully each other and it also allows you to do it anonymously so you can be mean and hurt people without the "uncool" look of being a bully, Axios' Juliet Bartz tells me.
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"I thought [Jade] was full of s— because the past few weeks, not to be mean, but she's been pretty whiney cause she's been feeling pretty bad and she's been cramping and stuff so I thought it was just a bad case," he said.
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This week, the internet again proved that there are a seemingly endless number of new ways to be mean and spiteful online, after teenage Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown became the target of hateful memes, ultimately deleting her Twitter account Wednesday, Deadline reports.
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At the time, Leon Levitt, vice president of strategy for Cox Media Group, said the website "would be a blend of aggregated content and original content for conservatives, a blend of news, politics and lifestyle and culture, and not be mean-spirited," according to Politico.
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The point is telling a guard to be tough does not mean telling a guard to be mean, to be cruel, to be sadistic, which many of the guards became of their own volition playing the role of what they thought was a prison guard.
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Up next, we got to witness what might have been the most cringe-worthy moment of the entire episode when Lace tried desperately to convince Ben she wasn't crazy and instead rambled about how her brothers used to be mean to her when she was growing up.
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"If you dunk on somebody and you get a lot of engagement, a lot of 'Likes,' a lot of retweets, that is encouraging you to be mean, basically," said David Gasca, the Twitter product executive in charge of the company's health efforts, in a recent interview with Recode.
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"I'd be shocked if that many people knew who Scott Pruitt was, so the notion that 'I've got to fly first class because I don't want people to be mean to me,' you need to go into another line of work, like maybe a monk, where you don't come into contact with anyone," Gowdy said.
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"Little kids can be mean to each other sometimes — lord knows I probably had my moments when I was a little kid — so I'm really just going to try to preach to him to be kind, and be nice and try to imagine what somebody else is feeling before you react to anything," he explains.
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Other unanswered questions: what it would be mean to be the "best" in that category, how the Best Popular Picture category would interact with the existing Best Picture category, and why a new category was needed at all (particularly in an awards cycle when several of the highest-grossing films, including Black Panther, seemed headed for a Best Picture nomination).
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He is working on a scripted television series for Hulu with the director J.J. Abrams based on his own life, and he recently appeared in the fourth season of "Broad City," as Marcel, the manager of a haughty Brooklyn restaurant where Ilana works, who encourages her to be mean to the customers as a tactic to pressure them into spending money.
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And so being able to filter for the group of people that have also shown this costly signal that shows they care about the thing, and once you get there, a lot of just the default problems of internet garbage are fixed because you can absolutely moderate profitably, if it's going to cost people five, 10 bucks [every] time they want to come in and troll and be mean.
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C.) on Sunday mocked Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE's insistence on traveling first-class due to security concerns, saying he should consider becoming a monk if he doesn't want people to be mean to him.
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