Finally, I am bummed about this acquisition in the same way I was bummed when Amazon bought Eero.
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I'm still bummed I didn't write anything for them, and more bummed for everyone else who never will.
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Our heroes, who are all bummed out for their own reasons, have to team up and stop him, becoming less bummed out in the process.
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"I'm really bummed for him, individually, but I'm also bummed for women's tennis, because we just lost a huge spokesperson," said Nicole Gibbs, a 25-year-old American pro.
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Thomas says she isn't bummed about not winning $1 million.
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Bummed you missed the zoo's centennial birthday fest this weekend?
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I was bummed when I realized there was no audio.
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Beer bummed him out; Vicodin didn't do the trick either.
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" She's as bummed as the rest of us: "I'm disappointed.
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And it's better to be 'bummed' about death, destruction there.
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Are you bummed that summer is coming to an end?
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She's obviously bummed that the food bomb hit poor Karen.
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Just don't be bummed if your pooch steals the spotlight.
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Everyone is incredibly bummed out and relatively sure they're next.
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Bummed, because they don't have the bread that I want.
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Matt: Yeah, I am so bummed out about this narrative.
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I'm mostly bummed that we're unlikely to see a sequel.
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Nothing made sense anymore, and I was just so bummed.
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I was so bummed I almost forgot to call her.
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Just a little bummed, but moving on to next week.
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I was bummed: I missed the headliner that night, Blitz.
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But he doesn't seem angry; he just seems bummed out.
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We're told it was a friend consoling a bummed Ronnie.
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I was vaguely bummed that he had not ordered lamb.
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Like Nazari, Crouse said he was bummed about Kevin Durant.
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Hopefully people aren't bummed out, like, "Where's the new thing?"
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NOISEY: Do you ever get really bummed out watching it?
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It made me at least as bummed out as everybody else.
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Bummed out that you missed the Prime Day Amazon device sale?
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"Randy is bummed out," an insider told PEOPLE at the time.
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The ppl of JC are super annoyed & bummed and r bailing.
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Liz Peek: Negative Nancy Pelosi bummed out by booming Trump economy.
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I'm not even mad, I just get like bummed, you know?
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Are you bummed you won't get the Yeezy experience this NYFW?
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I am, as you might guess, equally bummed about this choice.
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That's what I was really bummed out about 11 years ago.
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I'm pretty bummed to bid adieu to Philip and Elizabeth Jennings.
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"I was kind of bummed I missed it," Sherrod said, smiling.
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It's enough to make even the sunniest of optimists bummed out.
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I'm bummed that Apple didn't send me the Rose Gold one.
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He seemed focused, eager, and not the least bit bummed out.
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Bummed you missed your chance to apply for the pitch-off?
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" Another person tweeted, "Lowkey bummed we aren't focusing more on Copper.
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So instead of being bummed, I was just like, 'Fuck EVERYTHING.
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The rhythm track was very simple, and it bummed Carla out.
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She's been a little bummed out, I think, because of it.
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But there was something in this game that bummed me out.
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I feel a little bummed to be missing all the action.
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"This city is bummed out, it's a Democratic city," Hendrickson said.
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I'm sure he's bummed out I haven't talked to him yet.
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I was excited to be recognized, and bummed that I lost.
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I'd be lying if [I said] you never get bummed out.
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"I'm bummed," world number four Justin Thomas said at TPC Sawgrass.
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" Elsewhere he sounds like a bummed-out consultant: "Employees were tired.
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" He added: "Personally, I'm kind of bummed to lose the hills.
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If Apple goes after it I'll be seriously bummed — and disappointed.
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"I'm bummed," world number four Justin Thomas said at TPC Sawgrass.
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I'm a little bummed I didn't get to eat Joey's sandwiches, though.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Are you bummed that you can&apost be afraid anymore?
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It's natural to feel bummed or stressed at points during the process.
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I'm bummed, but look forward to seeing 'Barbie' on the big screen.
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So when they called off their engagement in October, I was bummed.
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Maybe he was bummed it was a Tuesday, and not a Friday.
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There's no reason to be bummed about doing your own little thing.
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I'll be real: Women at Work left me kind of bummed out.
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When we informed them of the forthcoming switch, most were pretty bummed.
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Even Leslie sounds bummed that Game of Thrones won't return until 2019.
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"I was bummed out to see a mountain lion," he told reporters.
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I'm bummed it didn't turn out, but snacking on another muffin helps.
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This book made you bummed out and physically ill while writing it.
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I'm still bummed about the lack of a rose gold color option.
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But if you're a film lover, you can't be bummed for long.
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I also mentioned how bummed I was that they're all so expensive.
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Are you bummed you didn't grab tickets for Rihanna's ANTI World Tour?
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"I was just really bummed about about you and Shannon," Gunvalson said.
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Sacca said Mark Cuban was most bummed about his decision to leave.
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I'm bummed, but look forward to seeing Barbie on the big screen.
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I'm bummed I didn't get the jar actually popping off his head.
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DS: And sometimes people do think we forgive Hank, and we're bummed.
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SadI guess I'm just a little bummed about all the missed opportunities.
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My son was bummed, and we actually left before the game ended.
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So, I was bummed that Beasts of Balance didn't come with batteries.
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Suddenly, I was bummed that we only had an hour to eat.
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"I'm bummed about it," he said of the Toys "R" Us closings.
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D. can't sleep, so he walks home and I'm bummed about it.
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I'm bummed until I see they're also giving out free, healthy lunch bowls.
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Academy and I were super bummed but maybe one day down the road.
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"I'm bummed that we couldn't come to an agreement with Emily," says Young.
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I was really bummed out at the time, but I took the hit.
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I know he was so bummed that he couldn't talk to you today.
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We had term sheets that got torn up, which really bummed me out.
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I got shuffled out on that second stage and that bummed me out.
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I'm bummed Electric Objects won't be helping to develop the future of art.
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" But Clinkscales was bummed to find out that "apparently that's a security risk.
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I'm pretty bummed/confused when he doesn't respond either, given that he initiated.
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Authenticity couldn't compete with Croatia's generous tax breaks — and the Greeks are bummed.
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I'm bummed because they got rid of my favorite chocolate peanut butter kind.
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Meanwhile, Tim Cook took over as CEO which bummed Ive out even more.
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But instead of being scared, Adam's just bummed out about his love life.
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Oh, and we're also still pretty bummed about that whole 9/11 thing.
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Like I said, I didn't march for very long and am still bummed.
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After a little while, the place bummed me out enough that I left.
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When we finished recording this album, we all were bummed and had withdrawals.
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"I looked all over, and I was kind of bummed," Ms. DuMars said.
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SUDEIKIS: I remember when that was talked about and I was genuinely bummed.
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Like his famous wife, the guests were bummed out by his non-attendance.
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I tried to be, too, but truthfully, I was still kind of bummed.
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Yes. And it bummed me out and it broke my heart a little.
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He was bummed that he had not managed to squeeze in a workout.
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Dude looks legit bummed at the fate of his Jordans ... it's pretty hilarious.
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"It doesn't seem like he's going to bum around, be bummed," Mr. Shah said.
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Kristofer Hivju, who plays Tormund Giantsbane, was bummed that he couldn't keep a sword.
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"I was very bummed to not have a final scene with him," he said.
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I don't like making purchases on my debit, so I'm bummed about the gas.
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But here's what most of these songs are actually perfect for: being bummed out.
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"We are, of course, quite bummed about this," Slat wrote in a blog post.
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"I was bummed that they didn't actually put marshmallow fluff in there," Velez lamented.
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So I was obviously a bit bummed when everything went south for the Tyrells.
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I was a little bummed that I got in my own way on Bachelorette.
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"I was very bummed to not have a final scene with him," he explained.
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"Nobody's coming," he says, like a bummed out kid who just wanted to play.
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"Everyone's bummed out right now seeing so many bad things happening," she tells PEOPLE.
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While she was grateful for another year on planet Earth, she was also bummed.
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I'm so bummed I won't be able to make it to China this year.
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If only we could enjoy its heights without being bummed out by its lows.
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Piper's pretty bummed about getting out of prison, because she'll be leaving Alex early.
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As many bummed former fans/supporters will tell you, Fitbit essentially scrapped the startup.
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" After learning of Jackson's sob story, the Baywatch actor said he was "bummed out.
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Let's just say that our teen selves are pretty bummed about all these shutterings.
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I'm confident it's impossible to leave a Deerhoof album feeling lethargic or bummed out.
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Naomi Osaka has to miss the WTA Finals, and she's pretty bummed about it.
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A lot of fans were bummed by a lukewarm conclusion to the "Unbreakable" trilogy.
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So I'm bummed to report that Level Money is shutting down on September 1.
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She's so bummed you can practically see the Cherry Garcia stains on her dress.
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Poland kind of stumbled into the half there, still bummed about the own goal.
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"He was really bummed and wanted another date, but I said no," she said.
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I think it's because I'm a bit bummed from something that happened last night.
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Bummed is the wrong word to describe how I'm feeling because it feels selfish.
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"If where they're from was disappearing," he said, "they'd be pretty bummed out too."
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"I was really bummed that I didn't get Captain America," Sebastian Stan tells PEOPLE Now.
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If I say I bummed a fag, you know I was talking about a cigarette.
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The new Chromecast works just fine, but I feel bummed that Google didn't do more.
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" Clarkson added, "I think what I was bummed about is I'm a fan of hers.
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I wasn't expecting an extra cost for that, so I'm feeling a little bummed out.
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I thought it would inspire me, but instead it just made me more bummed out.
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It might have been "just" a hand injury, but being incapacitated really bummed me out.
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Meanwhile, we're still bummed that there is no In-N-Out in New York City.
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I remember I made my own decisions about the artwork and they were pretty bummed.
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And she modeled in the best way she knows how — with a bare-bummed belfie.
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Inevitably, the robot struggled to keep up with simple questions, and that bummed me out.
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I was extremely bummed out last week and went to a Ceremony show with friends.
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Julia Alexander, Polygon I am legitimately bummed out about how much I disliked Justice League.
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"I was really bummed about this," he said, but won't say how many subscribers left.
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More importantly, say how bummed you are that you slipped from your own high standards.
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But my thing is, I was kind of bummed too when [Idol] came to me.
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Unlike Marnie, she's openly bummed about having to say goodbye to Hannah, Jessa, and Shoshanna.
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The picture of the bummed out kid made its way around the Internet like wildfire.
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But there's one celebrity who won't be attending, and she's very, very bummed about it.
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That's bummed me out a bit, as I've got along pretty well with Sony's kit.
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Actually, am I going to be okay, because I'm pretty bummed out right now tbh?
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As with all of Vallera's music, it's a joy to get bummed out alongside him.
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Now that you've seen a slightly bummed and confused Pirlo, here is some fun Pirlo:
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"I was really bummed about it because that's what I was going for," she says.
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But I was a little bummed that I didn't get my authentic alarm clock wakeup.
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We're bummed out that we didn't stick with it, and can feel like we've failed.
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MPC Live fans will likely be bummed that the MPC One has no rechargeable battery.
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We're both bummed, but try to comfort ourselves by getting excited about the actual wedding.
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I was really [bummed] because I knew I might miss the funeral and family gathering.
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But a crew of bummed-out, angry women was still aiming its ire at Trump.
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If you're a 'Hawks fan bummed they didn't make the playoffs ... check out Dangeruss' handiwork.
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I was tired and bummed out, but she suggested we get high and watch Mrs.
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Because that's what life feels like—you don't leave a dinner party bummed out because someone threw a plate of food at you; you leave it bummed out because you were ever so slightly excluded from the conversation in a subtle, just perceivable way.
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The food is amazing and I'm bummed we didn't think to have breakfast here before ($12).
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"I was super bummed out when I saw her saying that," she told Cohen on Wednesday.
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Anyway... There's no shame in being a little bummed out on Valentine's Day if you're single.
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And I was bummed out that I hadn't been able to show that on Drag Race.
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I'm happy it's there, but bummed that it's not also getting applied to portrait mode shots.
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Kinda bummed because I would love to get lunch with him and talk about puppy decisions.
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They seemed moderately bummed, as if their usual lunch spot were out of their favorite sandwich.
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If you're feeling bummed that you can't get a piece of the salad action, don't fret.
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Missy B was bummed when she lost her Nokia 3410 in a pasture while working cattle.
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While this was certainly an artful, gleaming hour of TV, it left me so incredibly bummed.
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I normally don't buy so many non-perishables, so I'm bummed to be spending this much.
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By the eighteenth or twentieth hour, my legs were so bummed up, my feet were shot.
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I was just so bummed that we didn't get to show the audience our best routine.
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After running around the house a little bit, Kris gets bummed because she's a busy woman!
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That's right, someone went ahead and doxxed him, and the internet is really bummed about it.
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Nick Jonas was openly bummed when he didn't get nominated for this year's Video Music Awards.
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He's very understanding even though I'm bummed I won't see him before his trip this weekend.
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And we get it, that lack of control can make us feel totally bummed and cynical.
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That way, if you do feel bummed during a holiday party, they'll be ready to help.
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This is your seat right here, and I was really bummed that you couldn't make it.
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After all the back and forth were you bummed you had to shake everything up again?
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That's why I'm seriously bummed about how we watch some of the decade's best new programming.
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Bummed out your favorite Grammy-nominated artist didn't take home a statue during this week's event?
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In the next episode, Molly is super bummed not to be on the first group date.
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Watch above, and I guess just feel kind of bummed out that you're not Ray BLK.
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The matter that's also got Mr. Wolfe bummed out — downright angry — is the question of appropriation.
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I can tell he is bummed out from missing even this small change while he's gone.
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So I was a little bummed out when I tried my pair of Runner-Up Mizzles.
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We're still a little bummed we won't see Gaga playing one of the Versace family members.
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The coach noticed me and told me I had to leave, so I was bummed out.
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Bummed that my vague fear this is coming to streaming games so quickly became a reality.
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Some may be bummed we don't see the women teamed up for longer in the film.
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LK: I was bummed that we didn't get to talk to Kamala Harris or Julián Castro.
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"I was bummed at first, I think all of us were," junior Caleb Furneri told KTUU.
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Nearby, a dark-haired man bummed a light from a bald man, who nodded in approval.
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But I wanted to talk Lena through it so she wouldn't be surprised or bummed out.
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One final note: I'm super bummed that my clue for PANDEMIC didn't survive the editorial process.
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So if I'm missing something still, I'm going to be either bummed out or super-pissed.
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And whether or not you're bummed about the results of the election, that division is seriously distressing.
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If you're bummed about that, it appears that Alexa may be largely to blame for Amazon's decision.
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Lollipop Chainsaw kinda bummed me out, forcing me to forget about Suda 51 for a few years.
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When Milo messaged me, "We should go hiking in Colombia sometime," I actually felt a little bummed.
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I was certainly bummed out by the way the main event went, but everything else was delightful.
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I was pretty bummed when Dove Cameron and Ryan McCartan called off their engagement in October 2016.
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She moves into her own place and gets really bummed out when she can't unzip her dress.
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It's definitely a blessing in disguise, but at the time, I was super, super bummed about it.
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Some of my friends said, 'Justice League isn't doing well' and it kind of bummed me out.
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As a kid, the mile run was always the fitness challenge that bummed me out the most.
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Who wouldn't want to see Carol Danvers feeling bummed as the music of Stone Temple Pilots plays?
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But also: Meat is delicious, and people don't want to be bummed out about things they like.
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I'm a little bummed, but at least I didn't lose money since I have an unlimited membership.
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I've been kinda bummed with this volunteer gig, mostly because a lot of them don't need assistance.
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I was a bit bummed their time to shine was somewhat clouded by drama off the track.
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I'm a little bummed about MWC, but of course it's always better to be safe than sorry.
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For a while, I was getting involved in current events, and it bummed me out too much.
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I'm bummed because this show is hilarious and I don't want to wait for the next season.
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Tim Cook is going to roll out in his car, and you're going to be so bummed.
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MUSIC-WOODSTOCK-EXHIBIT Woodstock producer 'pretty bummed' at missed bid to recreate 1969 activism NEW YORK (Reuters) - The man behind the failed Woodstock 50 anniversary festival said on Friday he was "pretty bummed" at losing out on a chance to encourage people to take action on global warming.
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The next morning, Nick woke up feeling pretty bummed because the group date was such a s— show.
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I'm a little bummed that I don't have Friday plans, but also feeling like I could veg out.
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Many fans were bummed out by the news that Anna Faris and Chris Pratt have decided to separate.
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She's kind of bummed out about it, but they share an honest moment and actually communicate their feelings.
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I was a little bummed, because I really enjoyed the arrangement that Will and I had set up.
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Instead, the pieces focus on Note owners who are bummed that Samsung took their phones away from them.
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If you're going through a BFF breakup and feeling bummed, take a look at this goat and Chihuahua.
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It was supposed to be the greatest moment of my life, and yet, I was bummed as hell.
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The eighth season is currently in production, and fans are so bummed knowing it'll be the show's last.
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Meanwhile, after the race a disappointed Lochte told NBC that he was "kind of bummed" with the results.
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Aren't you the teensiest bit bummed when you return from a summer abroad with absolutely nothing to report?
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Blu-rays look first-rate, though I was a little bummed at the quality of my cable box.
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Fans were reasonably bummed, but many took to the internet to show it in, uh, an unreasonable way.
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I was a bit bummed but determined to find a product that would serve as an instant remedy.
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Ultimately, Odell left the club without the ring and we're told he was bummed out (as you'd expect).
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In it, customers discuss how much they love their Notes, and how bummed they were to surrender them.
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They look more like people bummed out because now they have to push back those post-season vacations.
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Diane Warren was bummed about losing her 9th Oscar but was NOT gonna let that drag her down.
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I heard people were bummed on Jessica Simpson for letting her seven year old get her hair colored.
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However, he was bummed that some of the pedal analysis was only available in the Tacx Windows app.Road.
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"It's easier to feel bummed when you're in a Hampton Inn in the middle of nowhere," she said.
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I think I got really bummed with music when I was at university and that destroyed my passion.
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It seems the two haven't been getting much quality time together lately, and Becks Jr. is bummed out.
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Besides injuries, these include fatigue, decreasing performance, and mood changes, like feeling bummed out or frustrated, Rodriguez says.
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I know some people were bummed that Mark wasn't playing guitar, but I thought it was pretty fun.
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Remember that time scientists bummed us all out by saying that alcohol causes seven different types of cancer?
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Even though it was in a different tuning, it was still the same and I was so bummed.
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Drake's a little bummed he never got a casting call though ... and ya gotta see his Elvis impersonation!
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HISS AND HEARSE At 96A, presumably we all know that a peacenik would be bummed out by combat.
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It's my dream to one day own one, and I'm bummed that everyone's gonna get access through Snapchat.
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I was a bit bummed at the time, but figured I'd just plow ahead with other crossword projects.
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We are bummed for Deion, but we do expect to get him back at some point this season.
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"Some days I'll be like, 'I didn't do anything great today,' and I'll be bummed," she said recently.
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Lemurs are my favorite animal, but the exhibit was closed for some reason, which really bummed me out.
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We are extremely bummed that some people who came for solidarity on a horrible day couldn't get in.
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"When I wake up from my fever dream and this isn't real, I'm gonna be bummed," McCarthy mused.
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Our pizzas have already been made, so my fiancé just pays for both, even though we are totally bummed.
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Puppy owners may be bummed by these new restrictions, but Nicole Ellis, a certified professional dog trainer with Rover.
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According to Us Weekly, 20-year-old Powell is returning to Florida for school, and Irwin is understandably bummed.
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" Still, a source tells PEOPLE that Kardashian "misses her family" and "is bummed she couldn't celebrate Easter with them.
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The guy is seriously bummed, and it looks like his days are only going to fill with more tribulations.
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I was bummed, though not for long: A way more interesting flavor of romance was rising to the surface.
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Team USA were a little bummed, but they had a little somethin' somethin' up their sleeve... Behold, EAGLE PRIME.
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Sara Bareilles is facing a major setback in her quest for the EGOT — and she's pretty bummed about it.
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Matt Damon is really bummed about all of these "whitewashing" accusations directed at his new film, The Great Wall.
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Sounds like Richie's still down for future collabs, and doesn't seem the least bit bummed out about the split.
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We high-fived during Vanessa's first intro, and we were pretty bummed when Sarah with the lob went home.
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But Arie only seems mildly bummed about getting dumped, probably because he was planning on sending Jacqueline home anyway.
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Of course, if Harry doesn't score a copy of 25 in two years, we're going to be majorly bummed.
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While her face looks bummed out, Kristin seems to be getting through by doing what she does best ... shopping.
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I did not laugh once through its 113 minutes, and found myself exponentially more bummed-out with each scene.
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Dan Ozzi, equally bummed out by the news, called the band's frontman, Hutch Harris, to talk about their dissolution.
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Probably smart, although I am bummed that I now have to buy toilet paper full price, no matter what.
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Into the cool evening air, the Russian model Sasha Pivovarova blew smoke from a cigarette bummed from Milla Jovovich.
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I dig the feature, but I was definitely bummed to see that I had to pay for my filter.
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Every time I watch the Oklahoma City Thunder I'm almost immediately bummed out by their need for outside shooting.
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Outside, Hunter said, he bummed a cigarette from two men who told him that they were from South Africa.
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I guess they couldn't find where they left those really cool (and gigantic) ones from Russia last summer. Bummed.
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"I remember hearing that people at Capitol were bummed when we handed Static in," Linton remembers with a wince.
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Photo: GettyMicrosoft Xbox owners will bummed to learn that humans have been listening to some of their voice commands.
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He says he's bummed, but because he's exceedingly nice, he understands and asks to make plans later that week.
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It's not just music for easy listening; it's presented as something to pacify a bored, bummed-out work force.
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We're leaving for Cork so we are bummed we can't see it, but we figure we'll find a way.
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Peloton says it's bummed people took it the wrong way but insists there's no reason to yank the ad.
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Frankly, I was getting a little bummed that the mighty hydraulic press so easily crushed all of its opponents.
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Adorable as she is, I'm a little bummed that a tiny baby has a better singing voice than I do.
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If you're not in Japan and feeling bummed you can't get a bite of this churro creation, don't lose hope.
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I'm bummed I can't see her, but I'm happy I could do a little something to make her day brighter.
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It's pretty much accepted that gloomy winter weather makes people feel more bummed out or tired (especially around the holidays).
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Few things in the world as as wholesome as candid celebrity selfies, so we admit to being bummed about this.
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This story came to us secondhand, but we were told she definitely auditioned and was bummed to not get it.
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From the text message Faris shared on Instagram, it seems like the couple are pretty bummed about the news, too.
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They were all lab-grown, and our lab-grown meat experts are bummed we were not invited to taste, too.
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Based on his early-onset political fervor, we're betting he's pretty bummed he has to wait another decade to vote.
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The manager lets us drink the beers, but we're still bummed knowing this will be the last time we can.
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Maybe I'm a little more bummed out than I might normally be just because of the tone of the campaign.
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As I bummed around the park testing the iPhone X, I found myself defaulting to the 213x mode a lot.
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And while we're just as bummed as you, there's a lot on the horizon to look forward to this autumn.
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Uhart ended up accepting a deal from the banker for $120,000, and he isn't bummed about not winning $1 million.
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Don't think I wasn't a little bummed that she was heading back to her home in D.C. later that day.
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"I am bummed out that he is threatening the health care that the people who are hardest hit," he said.
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"One thing I was a little bummed about, no dismemberment," IGN's Ryan McCaffrey said after playing the game at E3.
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I was bummed I couldn't make a baby with my coworker Sarah or Michelangelo's David, but demoers can't be choosers.
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I always worry that if I don't yell enough, people will be bummed, but it was a really special show.
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He's totally a positive influence and I'm personally bummed he's not going to be there the rest of the year.
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If you&aposre really good at solving film twists, you may be a bit bummed by solving this one early.
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If my favorite band did that, I'd be bummed, so we have to look at it from a fan perspective.
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If I'm not getting to make stuff semi-regularly, I start to get bummed because it starts to back up.
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I was bummed, though not surprised, to find there wasn't much that interested me, or that I hadn't played elsewhere.
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"It bummed me out because I was planning on going as Bill Cosby for Halloween," said the comic Sam Morril.
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But when the Try Guy Zach Kornfeld learns about his precise ethnic makeup — 9.23 percent European — he's a little bummed.
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He's bummed he couldn't be here as you know, but I love the guy, he's one of my best friends.
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She sold merchandise at her friends' shows; hustled pool; bummed cigarettes; wrote poetry; smoked weed; and skateboarded, sometimes all night.
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I loved the program, so I'm a little bummed out that a lot of people are hearing back before me.
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I was bummed about the daytime drowsiness because I truly enjoyed feeling like I was getting on a better schedule.
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He had even needed a pep talk from his caddie after being "bummed out" by a double-bogey at the 11th.
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"Stoked for Nick but also a little bummed I won't see my buddy @Luke__Pell as The Bachelor," he wrote on Twitter.
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It's anyone's guess at this point, but I would be particularly bummed to see Caroline (Candice King) meet a terrible fate.
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I'm feeling pretty bummed/emotionally drained, but I love that we can talk openly about the things that truly affect us.
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" In the Lightning Round, Cramer gave his take on a few caller favorite stocks: Walgreens Boots Alliance: "I'm kind of bummed.
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I was entertained the entire time and was so bummed when it was over until I was reunited with this beauty.
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So I'm bummed that I didn't get to do the wall last night because that's one I really wanted to do.
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"I was really bummed about the whole thing, I spent a lot of time with these guys," Allen told BuzzFeed News.
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Now, if you're starting to feel a little bummed out, don't worry: It's all going to work out in the end.
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"Cooper would be really bummed when Gregory wasn't there and somebody else was cleaning the room," Cooper's mom Ashley Baltzell said.
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Earlier this week, a bummed out owl was rescued after getting its wings stuck on a barbed wire fence in Colorado.
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As bummed out as I was, I'm really thankful for it now because I would have never picked up a guitar.
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Bradley Cooper may have a cool exterior, but he's just as bummed about his Best Director Oscars snub as you are.
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I'm Jamieson, I'm still your host, and I always get a little bummed out when the summer solstice is within reach.
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While Schirch said she was initially "bummed" to receive a broken limited-edition product, she wasn't worried about getting a replacement.
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Long story short, it sounds like she's pretty bummed about it, and Bella didn't hide it either in a new post.
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"It's so easy to be bummed out when you think of the damage that's been baked into the climate," she said.
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I'm so excited but try not to show it too much since my mom is really bummed to be left behind.
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"When I heard Brooks wasn't going to be ready to play, I was bummed for him and the team," Fowler said.
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The thing that bummed me out the most was that I finally felt like we had some things going our way.
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I realize that my phone is dying and I downloaded so many podcast episodes for the flight and get super bummed.
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What's more, he seems pretty bummed out that Dany and Jon are hooking up — maybe he's in love with her too.
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Planet fans still bummed about the demotion of Pluto to dwarf planet could rejoice (or feel scorned on behalf of Pluto).
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Season 3 of Stranger Things is also now officially happening — so don't be too bummed when you get to the last episode.
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I was a little bit bummed to see that someone else had beat me to the punch, although it was very cool.
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It's such an iconic television show and I'm definitely bummed about it, but I'm super excited to be apart of the finale.
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While Rose, who has lived off of her reservation for just two years, was "bummed" over the loss, she wasn't exactly devastated.
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Remember that episode of Sex and the City where Carrie's bummed because she's 35 and doesn't have a man in her life?
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G is bummed but I'm kinda glad I didn't have to be peer pressured into a 12-foot jump into the water.
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I left home when I was 17 and just kind of bummed around working in different restaurant kitchens in many different states.
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"I mean I think if you look at me right now, I'm bummed, but I'm not sulking, I'm not crying," he said.
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I am a little bummed that Sidecar is another example of Apple obviating a third-party utility with a system-level feature.
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Cardi B might not be showing signs of heartbreak from her breakup with Offset, but Ray J seems pretty bummed about it.
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Colorado-based mountaineer Jon Kedrowski, who said he had climbed with Arnold, tweeted that he was "very bummed" to hear the news.
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I'm actually bummed I read it as quickly as I did, which is also why I think it's a great vacation read!
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She was a little bummed out when she found out it was a boy because she was banking on a little sister.
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I'm just a bit bummed that the only way to get the blue model is to upgrade to the 8GB/256GB model.
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The film is about a bummed out woman (played by Notaro) who hires a clown to help her get over a breakup.
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Justin is bummed that they won't be hooking up tonight, but he leaves the room… which is when he bumps into Bryce.
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The incident went down on a busy NYC street Tuesday afternoon where you can see a bummed Tracy looking at the mess.
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Clues I'm most bummed to see edited out: "Planned engagement party?" for FLASH MOB and "Force-ful persuasion?" for JEDI MIND TRICKS.
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I get super bummed out when I'm not in the midst of an active campaign, fighting for something that matters to me.
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After realizing she would have to become Penny's teacher, Amelia's all bummed out, so Owen lets her play with the pediatrics puppies.
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Watsun Atkinsun had just bummed a cigarette and held it up with two fingers, tracing the streaks of jet exhaust above us.
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She admits to now being afraid of getting fillers, and being bummed out about it — and we totally appreciate her casual honesty.
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If you're bummed that you can't make it to this weekend's Governors Ball on New York City's Randall's Island, cheer up already.
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Poets, too, get bummed, sometimes very angry, when they read poems they don't immediately understand (a lot of poems if not most).
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I realize the nausea is because of some issues I had with medication in the past week and am bummed about it.
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I spend five minutes being bummed about it and then realize this is why I have also considered deleting my Instagram indefinitely.
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I was bummed until I realize that my team has an outing this afternoon, and we'll be doing a throwback fitness event there.
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I'll also, most likely, be bummed I can't use my breadwinner status to leverage getting out of making the bed quite so much.
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Roth: We ran a thing about the Yankees the other day that actually bummed me out, and I don't care when they're bad.
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They met before then when she was 19 "and he bummed a cigarette off me in an LA club," she told The Guardian.
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Quinn is pretty bummed about it because Olivia has always been a hero to Quinn, but it's Charlie who pumps her back up.
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Also, let's not forget Arcade Fire has a history of pranking their stans in ways that leave people confused or slightly bummed out.
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Blake was the guy Bachelorette fans wanted Becca to choose, and when he wasn't chosen as the Bachelor, many devotees were, well, bummed.
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Serena Williams doesn't seem too bummed about pulling out of the French Open this week -- in fact, she's nursing her injury at Disneyland!!!
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Late last year fans were bummed to hear about the unexpected departures of judge Mary Berry, and hosts Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc.
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If (very abbreviated) history is any indicator, investors this year may be as bummed out as Newton was at his postgame press conference.
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Sure, her terrible life wasn't an excuse for stealing the A game from Mona, but who wouldn't get bummed out by Charlotte's story?
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Howard Conyers, a structural dynamist at NASA who works on the project, said in a statement that he was "bummed" about the failures.
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Pretty Little Liars is steamrolling towards its two-hour finale, and as a diehard fan, I'm more than a little bummed about it.
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Fans might be bummed that this romantic ceremony isn't consummated with an old-school, passionate Americans-style love scene (nor even a kiss).
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Since then, it seems like he's just kicked back, starred in a forgettable movie, and bummed around a bunch of Civil War battlefields.
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I've only played two (of four) episodes, partially because I'm bummed it'll be over soon, largely because the episodes don't last very long.
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The seats inside the stadium were blanketed in snow, making for a wet, cold sit for the fans inside -- but they weren't bummed.
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" When Andrew, 28, asked why she was bummed to get an epidural, she told him, "I should be able to do it naturally!
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"I was very, very bummed about canceling, but the more I'm learning about the virus, I'm at peace with our decision," she says.
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We're told Lee is especially bummed about missing it because he used to tour with Chester, and knew his bandmates and crew well.
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" When you burn dinner, recognize common humanity: "Well, I'm pretty sure I'm not the only bummed out parent feeding their kids pizza tonight.
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I hadn't smoked in years, but I bummed a cigarette off Jackson and smoked quickly, worried she was getting cold while she waited.
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"I heard people were bummed on Jessica Simpson for letting her seven year old get her hair colored," Pink wrote in her caption.
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"They were just these drunk dudes in their teens who were bummed out and decided to come to Beto's house," Mr. O'Rourke recalled.
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With those releases and this one, he has been working a different persona: bummed-out, apathetic, confused, self-pitying, unromantic yet still needy.
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Bummed out by the world and their role in it, tech workers are seeking help — and founding some start-ups along the way.
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I was bummed because I thought it would be fun for the robot to follow the "Bucky" I&aposd spelled out in cursive.
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If you've been feeling pretty bummed out at the office lately and your relationship's in the toilet, that's obviously not a great thing.
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But the scene is bummed out with a little bad news: Apparently, Kara took a meeting at Ronda Sales's (Valarie Pettiford) new talk show!
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But while we're bummed not to get a repeat performance of their wedding celebration dance, Cyrus doesn't need her husband to make a splash.
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Fans were bummed that Beyoncé and JAY-Z didn't post any adorable photos from their relationship to mark their 10th anniversary earlier this month.
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Oh, and he's bummed that Kanye's not putting out The Life of Pablo on anything but Tidal, because it means he'll never hear it.
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We may still be bummed about the final episode of Game of Thrones, but at least more from this world is on its way.
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Leah ended up asking Nick out on a date and Amanda – who at this point had a huge crush on Nick – was super bummed.
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If you're bummed about the party's lack of a POTUS as well as its celebrity shortage, there might be a solution for both losses!
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But now I'm just bummed, even more so because I'm starting to feel a little bit of new iPhone FOMO (and don't like it).
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UFC star Frankie Edgar says he's still bummed out after breaking a bone in his face ... but not 'cause it actually hurt or anything.
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Also, you can't just turn on your light whenever you're feeling bummed, because consistent timing is crucial in making light therapy "work," she says.
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I'm still bummed about being turned down last night and plan on looking hot tonight — with the help of my roommate's more scandalous wardrobe.
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However, when she told her BFF Amy Schumer about how bummed she was about the breakup, the comedian didn't exactly have the warmest response.
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We're pretty bummed ourselves, because the only thing better than imagining Prince George as a sheep is actually seeing Prince Harry as a sheep.
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I'm feeling pretty bummed by the time I head home, so I do a quick call to my bestie who lives across the country.
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All throughout the night, the internet lit up, bummed at the fact Lauryn Hill didn't make her scheduled appearance to perform with The Weeknd.
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Poor guy seemed pretty bummed at first -- it's the second time his car's been smashed -- but he later seemed stoked it was Tyler's doing.
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He comes across as a cardboard cutout on valium and I'm a little bummed that this intriguing new turn rests on his slumping shoulders.
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That way, you never have to feel bummed about saving links, only to find out they're gone when you return to them later on.
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" Gus is bummed he didn't find a wife, but at least he found Jeremiah, who he calls "the best workout partner I could have.
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Travis Scott's mug shot from his arrest this weekend shows a dude who's bummed his party came to a screeching halt ... and rightfully so.
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" In her daily life, Iniguez says, "I'm not a person who gets super bummed or down when something doesn't go exactly how you planned.
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There are probably quite a few German kids who are super bummed about this right now, but the Twitterverse at large is anything but.
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She was really bummed out about something, and I said, 'Let me show you something that you'll love — it's the '86 Mets highlight video.
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I can't promise that I won't be bummed, but I'll get over it, learn from it, and probably work it into a signature talk.
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His upbringing was suburban and pleasant, and, having gotten a degree in history, he worries that his parents are "bummed" that he's a musician.
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The slow build-up, gargantuan hooks, Van Leeuwen's face-melting solo, even the bummed-out lyrics made me want to bum-rush the pit.
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"You're a little bummed; you want as many teammates as you can have here," Gaudreau, a New Jersey native, said during All-Star Weekend.
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"Everyone's all bummed out by what's happening in our society," she said, citing school shootings, migrant families separated at the border and global warming.
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And like any of us, Patrick Hoagland of Phoenix was bummed out when he got laid off from his job as a forklift operator.
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Ashley Spivey, a former contestant on the show, was just as bummed about Tammy's attacks on Kelsey — especially since she's been in Kelsey's shoes.
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Peter is bummed and they both know this puts a strain on their relationship, but hey, at least they still have the summer. Wrong.
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Myself, I'm bummed about the imminent end of "The Return" too, but only because there's no show quite like this on TV right now.
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Sadly, I don't get to fly on tarot cards or hear words of encouragement from Queen Latifah, a realization I am genuinely bummed about.
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Haley gets really bummed out; less because of JPJ and more because she's been on several Bachelor shows and is sick of being single.
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"We are, of course, quite bummed about this," the Dutch organization, the Ocean Cleanup, wrote on a blog chronicling the device's triumphs and travails.
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Hetfield says he'll continue to support the Silver and Black (he stuck by them during the L.A. years) ... but it's clear he's still bummed.
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It's a struggle to get to the end of the hour, and I'm bummed that I won't get a chance to write again until tomorrow.
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And not only are we bummed, but we're kind of worried about what will happen to the next generation of smart alecks yearning for validation.
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When Dena calls Kyle out on his offensive behavior, he reveals himself to be a man who is bummed out by all of his privilege.
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And anyways, if you read a label and don't like what you see, that bummed-out feeling is probably something a stiff drink couldn't fix.
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But since we don't, we are just nearing the 10th anniversary of when we all finished the Harry Potter series and got real bummed out.
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After receiving her first black eye and having to get stitches for the very first time, we're sure Moore was feeling a little bummed out.
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When they arrive in New York, Mary Jane is a little bummed that Justin isn't going to make it in time to meet her parents.
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Joe's band's DNCE aggressively (but successfully) campaigned to win the Best New Artist award, and Nick was super bummed that he didn't get any nods.
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They must have been bombed [SIC] -- bummed that it wasn&apost a deplorable in a truck mowing down innocents in New York, but a jihadist.
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I'm bummed that the series isn't continuing: each and every episode is a smart, enlightening look on how creators use film as a storytelling medium.
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This is more than I learned about their personalities during the entire season, and now I'm actually bummed that both of them were sent home.
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Note: The jobs are only available to those who can already legally work in Canada, a fact which has left many U.S. residents pretty bummed.
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It bummed me out, because I just wanted all the women to have a fun, exciting day, so I did my best to comfort her.
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And, while we'd never want to deny Michelle Williams a hot man-date, we'll be a little bummed if Busy Philipps isn't by her side.
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I don't know exactly when AMI and the National Enquirer came into the picture, but once that was announced obviously we were all super bummed.
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We are bummed knowing that we are not in the episodes anymore, our Race is over, and there is no chance at the big prize.
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It touched down in Guangzhou at about 8:30 PM. Those onboard might have been bummed about the delay, but things could've been much worse.
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Though you might have thought he would've been bummed with the situation, he is making lemonade, and really seems to be enjoying his new teammates.
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I was pretty bummed when I saw that the Shimmer Lights shampoo, one of my most relied-on beauty products, was seemingly ridden with sulfates.
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With the Predators losing the NHL Stanley Cup over the weekend you'd expect that many in the city of Nashville are pretty bummed this week.
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Ruminating, or dwelling on something we're angry, bummed, or embarrassed about, is part of what makes us human—and it's not an entirely bad thing.
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"I would be on the internet, just kind of bummed out, and now somebody shoves a mic in my hand, I run out," he reflected.
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I loved everybody working on it, and I love Scott, but it really started to make me bummed out, and then I started being grumpy.
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Sources close to Jimmy tell us he was bummed he didn't get into the bike-heavy fashion show, but he knows it wasn't Rihanna's doing.
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Now I was not just angry someone stole my face, I was also bummed that my face got him more followers than it did me.
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I'm bummed because I ordered new Eberjey pajamas during an Anthropologie sale last week but there was a shipping delay and they're still not here.
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"At a by women, for women company, I was kind of bummed out that they didn't expect me to come in and negotiate," she said.
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He was bummed about a breakup with his girlfriend, and while he didn't seem high during the interview, he said he was an active user.
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That kind of bummed me out for a long time and I needed to work through it before I felt comfortable putting out music again.
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Some real talk from Brooklyn Nets forward Rondae Hollis-Jefferson ... who admits he's pretty bummed out the team traded away his good friend, Brook Lopez.
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"If anything, the one thing that I feel bummed about is that these films can be sometimes a little too time-consuming to make," she says.
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The rest of the women were pretty bummed about this, especially Jasmine, who literally can't even because she hasn't gotten her own one-on-one yet.
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Even though we're bummed this isn't a secret engagement ring from her Malik, the couple have been going strong since their brief split over the summer.
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Language and sexual content make Meyerowitz inappropriate for most children – not that most children would even want to watch a movie about bummed-out grown-ups.
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Scott drops in on Kris to tell her that he's bummed they didn't make the trip, and he's convinced they are missing out on something big.
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Ahead, you'll find 30 hidden H&M gems that'll help you feel not quite as bummed when you pack those summer clothes away until next year.
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People who love grilling really love grilling — so when it gets too chilly to stand outside, they're going to be bummed until it's BBQ season again.
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"He's bummed that he can't participate as much as he wants to," said Tim Punke, Mr. Punke's brother, who works at a timber company in Seattle.
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And really, if you think you're bummed out now, just wait until mid-January — and if the perfect spring is waiting somewhere, just take me there…
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"Our trip is extremely improbable," Musk said, sounding truly bummed at the idea that his life's work to make humankind a "multiplanetary species" might not succeed.
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First she was bummed out, then she decided she didn't care to either watch her hero struggle through moral ambiguity or to cheer for Sasha Banks.
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Recently on Twitter we were discussing the brilliance of Bar Rescue host Jon Taffer and I think we may have bummed out some of your fans.
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A married couple who I bummed a cigarette off earlier in the day told me how they had been going to the rally together for years.
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"I mean, it makes sense, but you must be really bummed out," he added, before taunting him about the afte-rparty that Kimmel wasn't invited to.
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"It just bummed me out on such a deeply personal level for a few reasons," Philipps said on her Instagram Story after it all went down.
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He never bummed a smoke from me in a dark alley behind a restaurant or bought me a shot of local liquor in an exotic city.
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When I got the news that the show was cancelled, sure I was bummed, but I was more concerned because I knew that something was wrong.
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He first offered to buy the guy soup, then told him, "Keep your head up, G.""He sounded bummed and genuinely really bad," Licato told Cosmopolitan.
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Once again, hype has been allowed to lead — and first movers who shelled out to play in nascent virtual spaces are left feeling burnt or bummed.
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I'm really bummed out about this because [University of Toronto psychology professor] Jordan Peterson has mentioned multiple times that IQ is the biggest predictor of success.
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George Lucas told Cameron that he is bummed he "never got to tell people" about the Whills or whatever, but we're probably better off without it.
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The Moon in hardworking Capricorn is inspiring you to get all your work done, Leo, although you are bummed out that you're not having more fun.
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Its campaign is clichéd but compelling enough fare, and shooter enthusiasts bummed out by recent dalliances with futuristic combat will dig its dirty, bloody WW2 setting.
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It's this big arc of emotion and then it drops because everybody's really bummed that he didn't run across the goal line and score a touchdown.
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"I was getting to the point where I was bummed to go on the road, just for personal reasons, internally in the band," Mr. Iverson said.
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We tossed the kids into the van, bummed around the country, sponging on our friends and putting the kids in school wherever we happened to light.
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Days after Miley Cyrus' emotional VMAs performance, her ex-husband Liam Hemsworth has returned to Instagram — and he looks pretty bummed out in his latest pic.
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And certainly, when I'm in the office for our first official full eight-hour Friday since June later this week, I will also be sorely bummed.
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Viewers who have been 'shipping Jesus and Sasha, on the other hand, may be a little bummed about the big development — that Jesus is almost definitely gay.
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As the winged avenger, Ciara Renée showed a lot of promise, but we were bummed not to see her on the second season of Legends of Tomorrow.
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And if you're bummed about having missed out on the fun, don't worry, because it's never too early to start making plans for Game Day Tour 2016.
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Those who have been waiting to nab backup tubes of multiple colors may be bummed (the concealer also doubles as a contour when used in darker shades).
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I can't blame them for that, but I am pretty bummed, as I was looking forward to talking about this movie with others for a long time.
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"After the Storm," by Mumford & Sons Marcus and Co. achieved biblical levels of bummed out on this album cut from their 2009 debut, Sigh No More. 3.
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Warped Tour is over for good and I am bummed about it, even though my days of stomping around the grounds of some amphitheater are long gone.
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I am for sure bummed I wasn't picked just because I have watched the show for forever and that it would be super fun to be on.
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The idea of Momoa being bummed out is crushing us — even as we also wish EW's interview were a video that could spawn a Sad Momoa meme.
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It's an embarrassment of biometric riches, which is why I'm a little bummed out that Apple's new iPhone X can only register one face at a time.
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All Them Witches, a Nashville born and raised quartet, is neither a country band or a gang of witches (I know, I was kind of bummed too).
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Urman took to Tumblr to share an open letter to fans about the Michael business, and she's just as bummed as you are about the whole thing.
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"I was bummed out to see a mountain lion," he said at a news conference in Fort Collins, Colorado, where the environmental consultant lives with his girlfriend.
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He is a bit bummed that I am going out and he doesn't have plans, so as a consolation I offer to order him dinner off Seamless.
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There was a backlash when we released Love because it was so different from Emotion Is Dead and a lot of our fans were really bummed out.
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For days when you're tired, bummed out, self-conscious, or sick, it's a cliché to don that sweater/sack dress/boyfriend jean that you can disappear into.
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The phrase "pull your socks up" came out in wartime England as a rallying cry to despondent soldiers who were bummed while conquering foreign lands and people.
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When I'm feeling particularly bummed and in need of a good chuckle, I go to its page and just scroll until I've laughed myself into a stupor.
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The three above, I bummed off a few friends who had some condoms saved—they're the closest thing to protection I could find and afford in Venezuela.
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Last year, when the insects were killed, Yost was so bummed that this year he made sure a similar sports-loving swarm didn't meet the same fate.
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So even though some left bummed and the cash register was empty, Dilla's bulked up its in-store record collection and ensured doughnuts remained for its fans.
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A few years ago, I started making stuffing from scratch, and I got a little bummed about how many years I missed out on the good stuff.
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I will never watch anything that promotes Tonya Harding…and I'm really bummed becausei like so many of the other athletes that will be in this season.
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"Yesterday Once More" and other downer songs of its ilk nestle me back in that nostalgic brain space of being bummed out and being okay with it.
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Clark's presence is clear in the staccato verses and the dramatic backing vocals, though that won't help anyone who's bummed out by her move towards the mainstream.
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The back half centers around our intrepid, mopey heroes trying to summon the strength to not be so fucking bummed and, for the most part, failing miserably.
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I used to study in coffee shops but doing that for four years straight in grad school kind of bummed me out and really became too costly.
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There have been some features on WordPress certainly inspired by Tumblr over the years, and I was bummed when it sold to Yahoo, which was 220 now.
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Some Stray Thoughts: • After spending most of the last episode on the drug cartel plot, I was bummed that neither Gus nor Hector appeared in this one.
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The Crying Jordan meme was all over my social-media feeds, and although I had drifted from my Tar Heels-obsessed childhood, I felt unusually bummed out.
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I'm really not too bummed, I keep telling myself that if I loved them that much I would have purchased them the first time I saw them.
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"I love Kendall so much and now seeing all of the sentimental value that this trip has, I am bummed out that I missed it," she said.
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I was a little bummed, but I didn't know the guy or anything, but he appeared to be a good person and his music changed my life.
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Beyoncé was named 10th most dangerous, and while she's usually queen, we have a feeling she won't be too bummed about dropping down the rankings under these circumstances.
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" This past Valentine's Day, Barrymore opened up about her dating life, revealing that although she was single on the love-filled holiday, she wasn't "sitting around bummed out.
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It was a nothing moment, just a dude who was probably bummed to be going home and didn't quite feel like hugging the guy who just beat him.
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As a naturally tan person, I've never felt inspired to get a spray tan, though I'm always bummed in the winter when I have to buy paler foundation.
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But if I have a moment to speak to somebody—if I have seconds to say something—I'm not gonna say that I get bummed out in traffic.
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In an interview with Variety, Astin revealed that he was a little bummed to come in as Ryder's love interest — that's how hard he repped Hopper and Joyce.
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Ed Sheeran fans might be bummed that he didn't receive more Grammy nominations this year — but they can take comfort in the fact that they're in good company.
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I'm actually a little bummed out by the frenzy, because a ton of interesting, exciting music came out this week and ended up overshadowed by social media shenanigans.
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Yeah, when their record label told them their vast stoner epic wouldn't work and asked them to compromise their vision, they got bummed out, and they fucking bailed.
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And it sounds like Dewan Tatum is a woman who knows how to say how she's feeling — even if it makes Channing Tatum bummed out for a little.
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Kirk Cousins is opening up about the blockbuster trade ... telling TMZ Sports why he's bummed to leave Washington but stoked about getting courted by guys like Von Miller.
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John Wall wasn't too bummed out after losing his "No Mercy" game against Lonzo Ball's Lakers -- hitting up Warwick nightclub ... and telling TMZ Sports there's no bad blood.
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Moreover, Fyre's bummed out attendees were often portrayed online not as victims, but as overly entitled children getting exactly what they (and their multi-thousand dollar purchases) deserved.
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And now, the couple was able to have a wedding that plenty of people dream about — even if we're a little bummed that our O.C. crush is hitched.
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Sure, I'm bummed that a player as exciting as 19-year-old American star Christian Pulisic won't get the chance to raise his profile at a World Cup.
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Twelve percent of the moms "always knew it was the wrong choice," and another 23 percent weren't as bummed about the name choice until their child started school.
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Scott started to draw this character he called Sargent D. We wanted to work with Danny Lilker again, because we were bummed about how he left the band.
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It's Tuesday evening here in Washington, and we're bummed President Trump turned down the opportunity to throw out the first pitch for the Washington Nationals on Opening Day.
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If James Harden was bummed about not being in the NBA Finals ... he ain't showin' it -- 'cause he was TURNING UP with shirtless Travis Scott onstage Saturday night!!
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We were like, "Oh, we have to be reporters again, instead of people who ..." You all looked kind of bummed that you had to put down your cookies.
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Hit radio and popularity-driven algorithmic playlists lingered on bleak, bummed-out sounds and scenarios, stringing together music that shares the feeling of being alienated, unprotected and besieged.
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While the Moana star was all smiles when celebrating his new movie, it was recently revealed that he was bummed he didn't get to participate in another recent blockbuster.
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"[when we first came out] we were products of that fucking Reagan thing, we were pissed off and bummed out," Carey said in an interview with Kerrang in 2006.
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And, if we're being totally honest, we were also bummed that we wouldn't be able to see Grande's Tyra-approved long ponytail slaying, as always, on the red carpet.
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While the black color gives it a sleek look, I'm bummed it doesn't come in the same array of bright colors, like pink or red, as the original Razr.
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It looks like a third Sex and the City movie is not going to happen, and no one is more bummed about it than Kristin Davis according to People.
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Yes, we were all extremely bummed when Viserion became an Ice Dragon, because over the course of seven seasons, we've come to view Dany's dragons as our own children.
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"Bummed to have lost yesterday but at least I had a ton of death threats on facebook and twitter to make me feel better about things," he tweeted afterwards.
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I'm a little bummed; unfortunately there aren't too many strong female characters on this show, and her don't mess me with 'tude was one of my favorites this season.
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"When I first got there I was bummed because it's hard to get these carcasses, to haul them out and set them up," he noted in a press release.
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Actor in a Leading Role Sweet boys Ethan Hawke (First Reformed), John David Washington (BlacKkKlansman), and Ryan Gosling (First Man) are probably all feeling a little bummed this morning.
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If you were super bummed by the reveal that janitor Svenson (Cameron McDonald) was actually Riverdale's Black Hood, well, it looks like that... might not be true at all.
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Sometimes it still makes me pretty bummed out because on graduation night, I had worked so hard for four years to graduate, but then I knew that was it.
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I was getting bummed out on the lifestyle of just going to bars all the time, and my roommate at the time and I were just having some arguments.
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The way Alexi Robichaux tells it, his online executive coaching company BetterUp didn't start because he was a bummed-out, burned-out mid-level manager on a vision quest.
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I didn't want to create a villain because it's not really about that, it's about what it's like to remain in the feeling of being bummed out and jaded.
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It's just been restored and is now entering a small theatrical release — I'm super bummed to have missed it during the one weekend it played in New York City.
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Daniel Cormier says he was SUPER BUMMED when he heard Snoop trashing him on social media ... but says he'll win the Dogfather over after he beats Jon Jones' ass!
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Bummed from my disheartening experience with the Girl's Best Friend, and pissy about my experience with Womanizer, I had no idea what to make of the Satisfyer Pro 2.
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ThinkGeek has produced some of its popular April Fools' Day products in the past, so if you are bummed out the swim desk isn't real keep your fingers crossed.
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The optimist in me is a little bummed by this because if we divorce the word from the branded content, I am proud of the queers in my life.
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I'm bummed about the turn of events for this weekend, and I call my mom to tell her I can't meet my family for dinner or the concert tonight.
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"Like everybody else, I arrived and bummed around for two years, not knowing what I was going to do, trying to do a bunch of things, failing," he says.
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It's a lens I'm bummed I have to consider at all in association with Potter, a family-friendly franchise that has thus far largely managed to avoid "problematic" discussions.
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If you're bummed about the 2021 release being so far away, take heart in the fact that it's part of a bigger drive around The Lord of the Rings.
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"I didn't really think about it until I got home, and when I played it back to myself, I went, 'My parents are going to be so bummed out.'"
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And while I'm bummed that rabbits are nowhere to be found on the plucky little robot's list of software upgrades, and some pet owners are getting a little love.
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I was both bummed and relieved to discover that there was no Dollar Spot, where I usually end up making the majority of my unnecessary (yet most exciting) purchases.
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The German capital is home to an estimated 5,600 Brits, most of whom are getting relatively squeaky-bummed about the potentially drastic change in their living and working arrangements.
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We're a little bummed that the Noisey HQ is located in Brooklyn, but hey, San Francisco is only like six hours on a plane....... Anyway, we'll see you there.
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"My best friend's father passed away, and he was super bummed out," said Zach Neil, an owner of Stay Classy, which opened last year on the Lower East Side.
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He bummed around London and San Francisco for a while, using up accumulated airline points, staying with friends and feeling as if he had missed out on his youth.
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His approval rating is below 40 percent, the Republican-dominated government is being denounced for its failure to do anything, and Trump has been publicly bummed out for months.
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"I had a few chances go the wrong way, but I wasn't too bummed about it because I also hit a lot of really good shots," Woods said later.
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Dream dashed, she bummed around London for a while and saw lots of theater, including a production of "A Touch of the Poet" starring Vanessa Redgrave, a revelatory experience.
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" When Jana White, a co-founder of the Virginia Coalition for the Fair Sentencing of Youth, found out about the policy, she said on Twitter she was "pretty bummed.
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"Normally I love it when my favorite stocks surge higher, but today's 10 percent run in Netflix kind of had me bummed me out," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"I'm super bummed that this could be like the reality for the next several months, but I'm trying to just take things one day at a time," she said.
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Philadelphia Eagles head coach Doug Pederson says he was "looking forward" to visiting the White House to celebrate the Super Bowl victory ... and seemed kinda bummed it didn't happen.
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So probably the two in-the-moment profit-takers give us a better sense of who Hendrix was in the excited, spiritual, bummed-out sprawl of his final year.
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Personally, I'll be pretty bummed if Purser's character is offed not even midway through the second season — certainly, this time the Emmy-nominated actress deserves to see a season finale.
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When Barack Obama visited the Mexican city of Toluca for the North American Leaders Summit in 2014, he was bummed that he missed out on the area's "legendary" local chorizo.
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We're totally bummed we don't live in Santa Clara, but lucky for us, these ice cream roses are all over Instagram —which is understandable because look how gorgeous they are.
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Like, shit goes wrong and you can either be bummed out about it or you can accept it, try to look on the bright side of things and move on.
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I'm excited about the prospect of an affordable and maybe even decent fitness tracker with a display, but am bummed the company is doing away with its previous leather look.
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In truth, nostalgia is not always going to bring you the warm and fuzzies, so it's normal to feel sad or bummed out when you think back on certain memories.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If you don't know Luke O'Neil's words, prepare to be freshly bummed out by the state of daily political life in the United States.
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I'm also bummed that Google is pushing people towards paying for its Google One cloud storage instead of offering full-quality Google Photo backups or providing more on-board storage.
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I'm momentarily bummed out thinking about the unexpected cost, especially since we recently got back from a two-week trip to Asia and have been hustling to save money again.
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On a human level, the poor guy does seem really bummed about missing Saturday's festivities, so we hope the Duke and Duchess get to do something nice for him eventually.
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I was a bit bummed there was no cheese phone hotline to play with during my visit, but I wasn't an official guest staying over so that was probably why.
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While we're bummed that Luke Cage won't bring a distinctly Black New Yorker's experience back to Netflix, we're still counting down the days till Jessica Jones graces our screens again.
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As a fan, I would have been bummed if she had treated a book like some celebrity vanity project that she dumped on a ghostwriter and slapped her name on.
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Some people were either not big fans of the Miiverse, weren't so bummed that they couldn't make a joke, or just didn't really grasp the concept of the goodbye board.
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And the Verge's Dieter Bohn said he was bummed about the missing ultra-wide lens and said it means the Pixel 4's camera lacks the versatility of other phones.
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On the other hand, I was kind of bummed since I expected the package to be delivered and didn't think my 10-pound dog would be much of a problem.
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I have to admit, I am bummed that Andreessen went dark just a day before the first presidential debate, but we always have Mark Cuban live-tweeting with Gennifer Flowers.
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"I'd be bummed if I didn't see the Ecto-1 and all that stuff," director Paul Feig told an audience of fans and press in Los Angeles earlier this week.
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Any Milwaukee fan who woke up on Tuesday bummed about the Lucroy trade had to view the promotion of shortstop prospect Orlando Arcia as the Brewers equivalent of grief bacon.
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On Wednesday, the pop star returned to his new favorite hangout: He was spotted chilling in a tree at Boston's Public Garden, one day after he bummed around Beantown barefoot.
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Wirecutter recommends the Pilot Precise V5 RT. This retractable ballpoint pen writes smoothly, and it's affordable enough that you won't be too bummed if you misplace it during your travels.
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When Tim Cook announces that the next iPhone will be embedded directly into my palm, I'll be bummed out because I've always liked having the use of both my hands.
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But I will admit that I'm a little bummed that the X1 Yoga — my personal favorite ThinkPad — isn't getting the "Athena" label, which purportedly guarantees nine hours of battery life.
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"The people I worked with said to me that some of this radical transparency and this radical truthfulness is hurting morale, people are feeling bummed out about it," he said.
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I was bummed that I could only think of one GLASS that could be broken by a C, because CURIE and CLINTON were both at the top of my list.
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Though Kravitz was bummed he lost something special to him, he took the time to share his appreciation for those who came out to see him on tour this year.
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"Even though we weren't expecting the show to end the way it did, and we were bummed out, we're still attached to it and wanted to show up here tonight."
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He arrived in his 20s, bummed around, married, had children, started a jewelry business, broke into real estate, divorced and met Gianna Lahainer at a National Italian American Foundation event.
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Joey Chestnut got off to a STRONG start at Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest and never looked back ... securing his fourth straight victory but dude still looked a bit bummed.
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Ravens get bummed out if they see a feathered friend who's in a bad mood, according to a study published on Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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To be honest, there's not really much different about this version — it mostly an incentive to boost pre-orders and pay lip service to fans bummed out by the name change.
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I was a little bummed that changing the watch face isn't that easy — you need to use the app to do that — but it's a trade-off I could live with.
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And in a year like 2016, when a surprise new gut-punch seems to be waiting for you on the corner every morning, no one wants to voluntarily get bummed out.
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" However, Hernadez conceded that "perhaps the edibles [she had taken] had influenced [her] perception and made [her] feel as if he were ranting a bit and still bummed about the incident.
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I'm a little bummed out, but we end up going to an REI in the same area, where I find shoes that fit great and are surprisingly comfortable (for climbing shoes).
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Stone bummed around Hollywood throughout the 803s and early '80s, working mostly as a screenwriter, penning the scripts for films like Midnight Express, Conan the Barbarian, and Brian De Palma's Scarface.
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Teixeira's not bummed about not winning $1 million: "I mean, I know there's the opportunity to have won more money, but the whole thing was just the best experience," she says.
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The "Beautiful" singer was performing at the Harper's BAZAAR Celebrates ICONS By Carine Roitfeld event on Friday when the near physical altercation went down, and is bummed she missed the action.
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With Laura, when she said she was going to put out her next record on another label, that was the only time I was bummed in the history of Asian Man.
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Even though single and coupled people both tend to feel bummed out on Valentine's Day, SAD is a day for people to embrace their solitude and take time for self-care.
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It seemed like kind of a weird choice, given that she's younger, and on another show, but once it came to mind, the idea of casting anyone else bummed me out.
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Without friending her Friend My Friends, we can't tell you exactly where the singer is, but she is definitely nowhere near that Grammys red carpet, and she's pretty bummed about it.
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The manager says his employees were bummed producers didn't invite Ismael because he's famous for breaking it down in the kitchen -- as you can see in the vid they sent us.
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I'm a little bummed about the news; even though LiLo is currently living abroad, I would have loved for Casey to team up with Eve on her next girl-power mission.
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Shaun spent a few hours in the drunk tank and, though he wasn't cited, his arrest did produce this incredibly sad mug shot that had his fans feeling bummed for him.
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I literally stopped Paul on the street outside his office — we'd never met; don't do this — and bummed a cigarette and started yelling at him about how cool this thing is.
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In its stead, the company announced the iMac Pro, a "love letter to developers," in the words of our video producer, Veanne, who was understandably bummed to return our review unit.
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If you're bummed about the summer of hard seltzer coming to an end, don't worry — a hard seltzer advent calendar is here to keep the party rolling into the holiday season.
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Hardy says he's bummed he didn't get to fight in front of Donald Trump at the last UFC event ... and says a Putin appearance would DEFINITELY help make up for it.
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While some fans may be bummed that the political drama will not air at the same time as the upcoming election season, the reason for the switch is a good one.
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After initially thinking it had something to do with the Pistons' previous night's 32-point loss to the Clippers, he soon learned most players were pretty bummed out about the election.
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I know that my wife gets bummed when she has to delete a photo of something she likes that has any identifying mark of where we are because it's not safe.
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After a few minutes, I convinced myself that I "totally feel something," but all I really felt was bummed that I'd wasted ten bucks on a sore throat and muddy knees.
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Charles Oakley says Carmelo Anthony's gotta be bummed to see Dwight Howard join his best friend LeBron James on the Lakers ... telling TMZ Sports "it's embarrassing for Carmelo" to remain unsigned.
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In "Push, Pull," one spread shows Bear looking bummed out, a hollow ice cream cone in his hand, while grinning Rabbit holds up two blank spaces in the shape of cones.
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D. mentions he wants to stop at Shake Shack before heading to his haircut, and I'm sort of bummed he didn't mention this before I shoved a sandwich down my throat.
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When Jack McCrossan and his three mates moved to the English city of Bristol, they were pretty bummed to discover one thing: Their landlord wouldn't allow them to get a dog.
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I actually liked that job (not to mention the extra money) and was bummed I had to quit, but I had literally no free time and had to cut something loose.
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But we should be bummed that a clever, innovative company that was built out of nothing on farmland couldn't find a way to keep its values intact on the global market.
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While I'm bummed that COME OUT was not clued as I had hoped, I am so happy by the sparkle that John brought to the left side — a true collaborative effort.
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Here's a treat for all you North Carolina fans ... video of a totally bummed out Kyrie Irving licking his Blue Devil wounds after his alma mater was eliminated from the tourney.
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But man, there were a couple things in the pop culture air this week that just really bummed us out—and on this week's culture podcast, we need to talk about them.
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When we first heard that four-time SAG Award winner Megan Mullaly was having difficulty getting a designer to dress her to host this year's SAG Awards show, we were pretty bummed.
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Jon starts the show by deciding to join the Night's Watch and go to the Wall, mostly because he's bummed that he can't join his family at dinner because he's a bastard.
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If you're still in awe over Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman but bummed that the sequel is still a long time coming, The CW may have the perfect solution to your superheroine needs.
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They suggest that I visit another day in the next few weeks, and although I'm bummed I won't be seeing them today, I don't want them to worry and agree to reschedule.
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Though we're bummed to learn that our tweenhood crush isn't, in fact, as obsessed with that red carpet moment as we are, we're pretty sure his style evolution was for the best.
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By world four, I was both fully engrossed and slightly bummed that I was most of the way through the game, fully committed to the nostalgia of desert worlds and airship battles.
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Pretty Little Liars will unmask its ultimate villain when the series returns for the back half of season 7, and according to showrunner I. Marlene King, we may be bummed about it.
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When I finally put this on the production schedule, I was feeling a bit bummed out, to be honest, because I was like, I wanted to do this project three years ago.
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For a series that's often traded on nostalgia, it's understandable why this might've bummed some fans out, but it also brought out the worst and most toxic parts of the Pokémon community.
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But realistically there's no way to explain away the lame things I said that have bummed so many people out… I, regretfully, will live with that burden the rest of my life.
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Matt hadn't smoked in years, but Big Tim still did, and bummed him one when they went out back, behind the dumpsters, piling their sweaty black helmets and pads at their feet.
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I am most emphatically not a hater, but I've got to be honest with you, when I saw her onstage with Metallica, all spangled and bedazzled and googly-eyed, I was bummed.
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So maybe Peter doesn't need to be a working-class hero, but the moment when he gets his high-tech new suit that costs million still bummed me out just a little.
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The evening's preliminary lineup is packed to capacity with big-name fighters competing in relevant matchups, so there's really no reason to be too bummed about the loss of the main event.
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I am most emphatically not a hater, but I've got to be honest with you, when I saw her onstage with Metallica, all spangled and bedazzled and googly-eyed, I was bummed.
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Of course, Marshall and Gang Green were edged out by the Cincinnati Bengals at home Sunday in the season opener ... and you could tell the WR was still bummed out Monday morning.
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I'm pretty bummed about that because I just wanted to do something away from my house this weekend, as I feel like I've been stuck here for too many days on end.
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For those bummed out on missing out on Nordstrom's special sale shouldn't fret ... Dan's selling 2 more of the Princess Di beanie babies to any buyer who contacts him through his website.
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By the end of April, you will have a better idea of where you want to head next, so don't get bummed out thinking that life is just going to be boring.
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As I bummed around from planet to planet, collecting and combining, I too found myself stopping to take in the world around me, to watch it go through the motions of its existence.
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Kanye has so thoroughly bummed out Smith—who once went on a rant about NBA player effort during an All-Star Game—that Smith decided he's just going to sit this one out.
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Whether you're stoked or bummed about the way the election turned out, here are some fun facts to make you look like a history buff to your friends as the inauguration festivities near.
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The event will bring wall-to-wall coverage across television and the internet, meaning even those who are bummed out about the whole thing will come face-to-face with their new reality.
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"I guess he was really bummed that back when Gunner was born, you didn't go see him," she adds about Pratt and wife Heidi Montag's son Gunner Stone, who turned 1 in October.
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My students absolutely hate hearing about this; they get bummed out when I imply that however happy they are right now -- it's probably about how happy they will be 20 years from now.
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Swift was honored with the first-ever "Taylor Swift Award" at the BMI Pop Awards in May, quipping that she "would be kind of bummed" if the award had gone to someone else.
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But anyone who has ever been to a wedding, been in a wedding, or thrown a wedding ceremony knows that they're often filled with stress, and can even leave people feeling bummed out.
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As I began compiling my monthly round-up of new movies to Netflix that pass the Bechdel Test, I was bummed to see that the pickings were slim—even more so than usual.
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It's okay to admit you're bummed if the restaurant lost your reservation or the museum is closed on Mondays, but after a few minutes of moping, refocus on what you can enjoy instead.
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Dev doesn't get to be too bummed since he has a meet cute with yet another attractive young woman named Sara (Clare-Hope Ashitey), whose flawless British accent would make Naomi Campbell jealous.
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"When I found out I wasn't a match, we were all pretty bummed," Dustin, 33, tells PEOPLE, noting that he had been in touch with a transplant coordinator at Charleston Area Medical Center.
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But if your slothfulness is making you bored or bummed out — or causing you to neglect important errands and chores — then you may want to rethink how you spend your Saturdays and Sundays.
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So if that's not in their DNA, I'm automatically bummed and 10 times lazier, because I know as long as they can see a smidge of my cleavage, they'll think I'm the prettiest.
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On Thursday, Gigi Hadid shared on Twitter she would not walk in the VS Fashion Show, writing "I'm so bummed I won't be able to make it to China this year," she shared.
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Batalon said when they originally found out about the Marvel and Sony deal falling apart, they were a bit bummed, but was confident the franchise would have carried on with or without Marvel.
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I remember it was met pretty well, reception-wise, but I do remember people being bummed we were playing more songs from Lemons and less from the early EPs and Sometimes Friends Fight.
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"Nuts gig, but fuckin' bummed they didn't play "3's & 7's" ay," one pie-eyed straggler said while heading for the exit in a thicket of sweaty bodies and half-empty cans.
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I'm a little bummed but it could be worse: A FanRag intern with a similar number has apparently been getting his cell blown up all day due to bad hearing or fat fingers.
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"Sometimes I will come in after a race and be bummed out about how I've done, and I'll just go over and hug Breck, and it will make me feel better," she said.
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But I was bummed because the production quality is so high, the team is so great and so fun to hang out with that I just wanted to hang out with everybody more.
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Everyone says the Jameson or Guinness tours are worth it in Dublin so I would've liked to see it for free alcohol, but I'm not sure I'm too bummed out about missing them.
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Bad news for Lebron James ... Nelly ain't with NBA teams resting their marquee players, saying he'd be super bummed if he took his son to a game, and the big stars were missing.
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"Snout" compares The Crusades—where people were going overseas in the name of Christianity and murdering people—to the present day, dulled, bummed-out masses who are being sucked in by the flag.
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I didn't feel betrayed, but I was bummed out and I had to spend time thinking about why the album wasn't good and maybe trying to justify that maybe I did like it.
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"I was at dinner when I was on tour with Katy Perry and went on my Twitter and was reading the comments and got really bummed about what somebody had said," Rexha told news.au.com.
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However, that doesn't mean you can't still be bummed that she won't bring some of her diva magic to The Prom, especially since she got her start in the musical 13 back in 2008.
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I love my siblings, and even though we aren't especially close, I'm kind of bummed neither of the ones who live in town have come over to my parent's house to say hi yet.
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"People have been a little bummed out, but they're not mad at us," said Matthew Rutter, an employee of Statue Cruises, which operates ferries to the islands, among New York's most popular tourist destinations.
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I watch some of the Olympics and get a little bummed out that I blew the opportunity to watch in person when the events are being held only a few hours away from me.
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But as I reached the last room, I was bummed that the videos didn't seem to work on me—I felt like I was trying really hard to talk myself into getting the chills.
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So, when the site as we knew and loved it basically shuttered last year, many were bummed (though most content did indeed migrate to the newly created Vogue Runway, or got absorbed into Vogue.com).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The man behind the failed Woodstock 50 anniversary festival said on Friday he was "pretty bummed" at losing out on a chance to encourage people to take action on global warming.
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If there's something that they have done that you're bummed you never got to experience, like having a threesome, then it could be an opportunity for you to explore that together as a couple.
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I was a little bummed that I wasn't enjoying some of the delicious-looking food that my friends ordered, but it was still nice to join them without breaking my commitment to this challenge.
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While I'm sufficiently bummed out by the harrowing track — which follows Lorde's also-excellent new release "Green Light" — I will demand that all of my female friends download this tune as soon as possible.
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There is a broader and deeply dispiriting metaphor to be drawn, here—several, really—but I'm bummed out enough by the patios and the People And Places And Passion to just let it go.
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But time and time again, Epic has demonstrated how much care they put into every detail in Fortnite, to the point that I'm now going to be legitimately bummed when this eventually goes away.
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At work, I began jockeying for an open role on our editorial team, campaigning over bummed Marlboros in the company parking lot with editors who were kind enough to take me under their wing.
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The president might be bummed to see he's losing support among his base, but his work with the Democrats seems to be earning him some new friends in Washington and, apparently, some "incredible" press.
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"We only found out later, after we did consumer research to figure out what was going on, that the name bummed people out because it made them think about drinking alone," Mr. Cohlan said.
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Four guys in the UK were bummed when they couldn't have a dog of their own, so they reached out to a neighbor to ask if they could spend some time with their puppy!
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But what do you do when you're just well and truly bummed out, maybe not even for any specific reason other than things just generally don't seem to be working out the way you'd hoped?
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Writer Ann Friedman, like so many of us, was feeling a bit bummed by today's historic transfer of power when she boarded her plane to Washington, D.C. this afternoon — en route to tomorrow's Women's March.
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Without spoiling too much of the film, I will say that the whereabouts of Skyler Astin's Jesse are mentioned minutes into the movie — and fans who shipped the OG Pitch Perfect couple may be bummed.
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"Miley used to be bummed being thought of as 'Billy Ray Cyrus's daughter,' " the elder Cyrus told PEOPLE in a 2006 interview just after the premiere of their sitcom, which ran for almost five years.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May reacts to the Queen in October of 2018Photo: Getty ImagesHave you ever come across some particularly tasty food in the fridge, only to be bummed out that it's all moldy?
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Unless they're bummed out by branded videos, because the clip was sponsored by Samsung and features its 360 camera a few times in the video, though this type of sponsorship is nothing new for Neistat.
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I definitely was a little sad to hear the news because obviously, when you put a lot of time into creating something and then find out it will no longer be, you definitely feel bummed.
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In a town where everyone cared exclusively about looks and money, I loved that Michael cared about film and music, but I felt bummed out when he didn't want to kiss me or have sex.
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"There were a lot of bummed-out people when they found out Dixie Kiefer was among the dead," Mr. Rocco said as he began his labored descent back down the trail blazed by the rescuers.
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Deontay sat down with the guys on the "TMZ Sports" TV show and when he was asked if he was bummed he wasn't fighting Joshua -- the biggest fight in the sport -- he broke some news.
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And if you're bummed you're not getting full tubes of these retro shades, don't fret — ask any makeup artist and they'll tell you putting lipstick on with a brush is the only way to do it.
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Click here to view original GIFAs much as USB-C is a vast improvement over the USB connectors of yesteryear, we're still bummed that it replaced the MagSafe connector on the recent generation of Apple's MacBooks.
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"I heard people were bummed on Jessica Simpson for letting her seven-year-old get her hair colored," Pink wrote in the Instagram caption, which comes two days after Simpson, 39, posted the photos of Maxi.
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" She added that she was initially "bummed" by how she was portrayed in the media, "but then my second reaction ended up being like, 'Hey, that's actually kind of a really interesting character they're writing about.
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"She Don't Call No More" and "Stay with Me Tonight" are peppier but still subtlely bummed, while the powerful ten-minute based "I Remember Makonnen" freestyle offers a panoramic snapshot of the artist in unsure times.
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At first, I was a little bummed that we weren't having all those bells and whistles but Gleb and I started this experience together and we're going to end it together – just the two of us.
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I'll admit I'm a little bummed — ultrawide lenses aren't necessarily better, but they are often more fun and give you creative opportunities you can't get from a regular wide-angle lens even just by stepping back.
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We're bummed that we'll have to wait until 2018 to see how ACS renders this troubling story, but in the meantime we'll be speculating about casting all the famous faces that ran in the designer's circle.
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" It continued, "While we are super bummed about the impact this will have on our happy Cloud users, ending support for it will allow us to focus on improving core functionality, adding new features and content.
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And using it for just a minute or two, it came so close to being as good as an Apple Pencil that I was pretty bummed that it won't be made available to the general market.
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Of course, if you love unexpected layering then you probably love fall weather; even if sometimes you're bummed that you've put so much effort into your outfit, only to cover it all up with a coat.
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Oil is coming off its best session since early April, but if you're hoping it's signaling higher prices to come, one of Wall Street's most closely followed analysts warns investors should prepare to be bummed out.
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Being in a relationship doesn't mean you're immune to the bummed out feelings that may bubble up, and most of it has to do with the hype, says Sari Cooper, LCSW, an individual and couples therapist.
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The new MacBooks look like a decent update to the 2016 models, but we're just a little bummed Apple couldn't squeeze in a second USB-C port next to the headphone jack on the right side.
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The whole website echoes with the same bleak, bottomless bluffing as Kirk Van Houten showing Homer Simpson around his depressing bachelor pad, and the vibe throughout is somewhere between abject and just kind of bummed-out.
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In this way, the John Wick movies capture, better than any other action movies, the peculiar feeling of being an American in the 21st century: blessed with immense power but always kinda bummed out about it.
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"I heard people were bummed on Jessica Simpson for letting her seven-year-old get her hair colored," Pink wrote in the Instagram caption, which came two days after Simpson, 39, posted the photos of Maxi.
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In this video from his official YouTube page, you can tell he is bummed out by the injury—he even drops a couple of F-bombs talking about it—but he still has reason to smile.
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Having an extremely loud conversation with her mother on the phone, she tells her how bummed she is that her blind friend couldn't accompany her so that they could skip the line and get in faster.
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My wife became so used to having me in bed as she went to sleep—I'm usually sneaking in an hour with games after she's out—she was bummed when I finished Breath of the Wild.
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Of course, whoever these actors play — and even if they exclusively stick to behind-the-scenes creativity — this is one series that may make us a little less bummed about having such little Game of Thrones left.
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Weezy couldn't contain himself: Next time you get bummed out by forces beyond your control holding up something you care about, remember this four-second gif, and think about how goddamned stoked Lil Wayne is right now.
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They're widely considered to be reasonable for most commercial drone operators, though some pilots might be bummed that there are still altitude restrictions and that drones must still stay within visual line of sight of the pilot.
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Friends told me that they couldn't see the missed steps – and my daughters had a blast at the show because it was Disney Week – but I'm my toughest critic and I was so bummed about my performance.
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Tom Farley Jr., Chris Farley's brother and author of "The Chris Farley Show," took to Twitter to say he was "pretty bummed" by the sketch and was upset because it came from people he said he loves.
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I'm a bit bummed that I didn't speak up in my second class; I still have a fear of public speaking even though I've been in school for basically 20 years and have had a senior job.
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So rather than being so bummed that I lost over $2,000, I can focus more on gratitude; I still have my family, food on the table, and a job that will allow me to recover that loss.
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James Franco started tonight's Saturday Night Live monologue bummed that the show brass doesn't do anything fancy for a host's fourth time at the rodeo, like give him a Five-Timers jacket, or even write a script.
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Even if the state's Republican leadership isn't bummed that Aramark's cooking sickens prisoners, it recognizes phrases like "partial quarantine" and "maggot-infestation" regularly popping up in headlines will leave the public with a dimmer view of privatization.
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He told me that while he loved the pilot and is "really bummed" about canceling the series order, forging ahead with Cassius and Clay proved to be a "problematic process": We had a pilot we really liked.
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Perhaps the sight of me dining alone would have bummed out too many of the lovers inside, but I didn't mind because it was warm outside and the evening sky made for an even more amorous setting.
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While we're bummed that Women of Congress is not real, we're still awed by the election of the most diverse Congress in history, and plan to watch their progress as though it were a Netflix show anyway.
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" We're down for Gosh Pith: they're sensitive souls who aren't afraid to talk tears: "We recently found out that one of our favorite bands in Detroit—Jamaican Queens—is splitting up and it bummed us out bigtime.
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Look, as someone who grew up with art-house theaters, who went to Lincoln Center to see "sex, lies, and videotape," I'm really bummed out to not have that same sense of community in the theater anymore.
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"'Friends' has been gone for months along with no fresh content from Disney, and while some subscribers are clearly bummed ... they have simply shifted to watching other content," LightShed analyst Rich Greenfield said in a recent note.
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I'm a little bummed that I'm not going to see him for the next two months, but the next time I do, it'll be on a beach in Cartagena, so it's worth it in the end, I guess.
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Kravitz recalled hearing from her mother that she was "a little bummed" when Rolling Stone chose the shirt picture for the cover and not the other shot, which is why she was adamant about using it this time.
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Plenty of fans were bummed when it was revealed that, after the Freeform show's five-year time jump, Toby and Spencer, who had plenty of ups and downs but ultimately seemed totally endgame, were no longer an item.
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"If you're single, and you really want to be in a relationship, sometimes you are going to feel really bummed out when you're at another wedding alone, or something happens that reminds you that you're single," she says.
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They said he came in disguise as a beggar or a peddler, bummed free meals off his unsuspecting white hosts, snooped around to find out what slavery was like, and told the slaves they would soon be free.
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As you might expect, Romo was pretty bummed out about the whole thing, but he took one for the team and many in the sports world pitched proverbial tents at what a classy move it was on Romo's part.
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Nasa maps out which parts of the globe will see the total lunar eclipse For those in North America, Greenland, and some parts of South America who are bummed about missing the event, don't fret — our time is coming.
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I loved her, I think she was one of the only people in my life that I had loved, so it wasn't that I was bummed to hang with her, I just felt like I had to do it.
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Whether The Perfectionists TV series is truly a PLL spinoff or just another show in the same vein, I'm hyped for it — even if I am so bummed that Pretty Little Liars only has 10 episodes of life left.
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Bummed out that you have to commute an hour and a half every day so you can sit in your frosty as fuck office, checking Twitter over and over to see when the lineup for this year's summer festivals?
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I love every dumb, drunk girl I made out with in the bathroom, every nasty, cheap shot I took there, every cigarette I bummed off a stranger and every fucking person who ever walked through those doors—except one.
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We got Tiny at LAX Tuesday night and she made it clear she's a huge fan of the "Roseanne" reboot -- and was bummed to hear it had been canceled due to Roseanne's racist tweet about Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett.
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With the Pokémon filter, you're left either highly satisfied that the algorithm guessed that you're one of your favorite Pokémon, or bummed that a filter could be so wrong and stick you with the dopey, coconut tree-esque Exeggutor.
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I feel so bummed about all of the money you give to these people to put you in pain for an hour while they go crazy on your teeth and make you feel like a schmuck for not flossing daily.
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Fans on Twitter are now reaching out to Gosling — many of whom are assuming the worst about George's vet visit — and are extremely bummed about the whole ordeal: Deep down, this movie star is just a boy who loves his dog.
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Ahead, Richardson tells Refinery29 about her own experience as a young actress, how Louise Brooks may or may not have inspired her to propose to fiance Brett Dier (Jane the Virgin), and why she's so bummed she's not in Fosse/Verdon.
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When asked about his early auditions — which Brody noted also included Power Rangers and even Dawson's Creek, in which he read opposite Felicity star Scott Speedman — he admitted that he was bummed he didn't land the part on the children's program.
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Lata McGinn, PhD, a a licensed clinical psychologist and member of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, says that while it's normal to get "winter blues," some people really do get more bummed out during the spring and summer months.
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Make a song about it, show that you're feeling bummed, and then suddenly it's not that big of a deal, rather than if I was always trying to wear hats, or pretend or hide, that would be way more stressful.
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We're quickly pulled back into this moment of Lannister soldiers behaving precisely how we do not expect — they're sympathetic and friendly and relatable and bummed about their lack of r-mail access to keep in touch with their loved ones.
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So, next time you see a $5 blazer at your favorite thrift shop and feel bummed that it's technically a few sizes too big, consider that to be a good thing (and don't even think about cutting the shoulder pads out).
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If you're someone who feels the heat when Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan's characters break out the bells and whistles (aka ben wa balls) you may be bummed to learn that things are looking surprisingly PG-13 in the new teaser.
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I don't think I even confronted her face-to-face—I think it took place on Myspace because we were both addicted to the new technology and also because I was super bummed out and didn't want to see her IRL.
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Gotta imagine a lot of folks will be bummed it's going to be a VR game, even though that's been the rumor for a while now, but after all this time, you'd also hope they're ready to deliver something pretty amazing.
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But part of you may be (like me) a little bummed you didn't get to click on those titles to find out, even if (in my case) it does mean I'll probably hate myself a little bit for giving in. Again.
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"I'm really super relieved that BMI decided to give me the Taylor Swift award, because if they had [chosen] somebody else to give the Taylor Swift award to, I'd be, like, kind of bummed about it," she said at the ceremony.
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It seemed natural at the time, but I do remember when Lemons came out we would play a lot of songs from that album and people would be bummed that we weren't playing as much stuff from Sometimes Friends Fight.
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" Bob-Waksberg says that at the start of work on this season he thought, "I'm gonna be really bummed out, personally, if we get to the end of the season and the moral is 'We should all forgive Mel Gibson.
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"For a while, I have been not that into the skateboarding industry and really bummed out about it," said attendee Andrew Gorham, a recent college grad who'd flown in from Boston because he was excited about the idea of the conference.
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I can deal with that sort of thing when my character is in full Master Chief regalia or whatever, but those close-up shots of her face when I drowned her for the fifth time kind of bummed me out.
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Yeah, I remember writing for Currents Will Carry Us and wondering if people are gonna get bummed out cause my lyrics were positive then I realized that I can't lie and say something I don't mean, it just isn't right.
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It seems strange to make so many tweaks to a nostalgia play, but this Japanese YouTuber doesn't seem bummed out about it at all: And yes, before you ask, I had a Giga Pet, and I'm still a little sore about it.
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Sure, at the time, I was bummed that the dude who took my HJ virginity didn't ask me to prom, but he had given me something better than a lame corsage: He had given me the courage to explore my body without shame.
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Everyone deals with loss differently, and even if no one in your immediate circle of friends and loved ones seems to be as bummed as you are by the election, try to remember that you are not alone in any feelings of frustration.
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Bummed to have been put in the friend zone by the presumed love of his life, Avery (played by Alexandra Daddario), Noah repeatedly uses a magical photo booth to travel back in time to the 23 Halloween party where they first met.
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You've gotta get on that ASAP, but nonetheless, here's the gist: Maggie Prescott (Kay Thompson), the editor for Quality magazine is bummed out by the dark, dismal colors haunting the publication's latest issue, and suddenly gets a flash of inspiration by pink fabric.
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I reached out to five people who ditched their copies of No Man's Sky however they could, to learn what bummed them out about the game and who they think is to blame for it not going down brilliantly with the gaming public.
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Personally, I'd be pretty bummed if I had to hang out with the Patriots and didn't get to meet Marty B, but then I guess Gronk will be there, unless the big lug develops some political convictions in the next few months.
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"I'm bummed out, frankly, that I'm not going to be over there, the Fed, because I think I could have some ideas that the Fed really needs," Moore said during a phone interview with Fox Business Network's Neil Cavuto on Thursday afternoon.
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Performers seemed super bummed at the cancellation, with Boris' drummer glumly remarking that he and his bandmates had been "looking forward to this for a long time," and many of them seemed as hell-bent on salvaging the weekend as attendees were.
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JON PARELES Here's a bummed-out Brexit song from Damon Albarn and his supergroup, the Good, the Bad & the Queen, with Paul Simonon from the Clash, Simon Tong from the Verve and Tony Allen, the great drummer from Fela Anikulapo Kuti's Afrobeat bands.
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I gave up financial opportunities, I was pissed off a lot, I was bummed because I wasn't working, but in the long run, I worked with the directors that moved me and I never played the same part twice in a row.
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So the closest thing would be that, because I didn't want to have people keep asking about it afterwards, so I talked about why it ended, and then the girl saw it and she was bummed by the way that I handled it.
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Haley also acknowledged an email in which she told Weinstein's assistant that she was "totally bummed" to have missed them during their trip to London, and she'd tried to change a flight so she could see them, but it didn't work out.
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I'm going to be bummed when it's all over, but it's also a game fighting me in strange and frustrating ways, a game that's encouraging me to explore every nook and cranny of its world, but in the same breath, fighting that impulse.
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"I'm bummed that we're selling it," said Talmage Cooley, who used the domain name for years to host a social platform where politicians and civics groups could communicate their positions on the issues, collect donations, announce events and otherwise connect with supporters.
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From lead single "All My Happiness is Gone" and "Margaritas in the Mall" to "She's Making Friends, I'm Turning Stranger," there was a curious pleasure in trying to find, once more, the strange victory in even his most bummed-out turns of phrase.
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"So now I'm on a long term dose of blood thinners (needle everyday) I'm a bit bummed about that but I figure if all you girls send me the name of your ex boyfriends, who were pricks, I'll dedicate my needle to them," she said.
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But the fact that all of Tom's family were worried and bummed that they couldn't make it showed me how much of a loving, caring family they all are and it made me happy to know that they were now a part of my family.
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The opener "Empty" suggests that he views his place as the pained voice for a generation of bummed out kids with the appropriate gravity such a designation would demand ("I was put here to lead the lost souls / Exhale depression as the wind blows").
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"If you're single, and you really want to be in a relationship, and it's just not happening, sometimes you're going to feel really bummed out — especially if you see all these people getting engaged," says Rachel Sussman, a relationship counselor and expert in NYC.
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After his 12th-out-of-twelve performance in the men's slopestyle finals this week, Kenworthy talked to many journalists, repeating basically the same things: He was disappointed and drained, even "bummed," but he knew there was more to his life than another Olympic medal.
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I'm pretty bummed, not only for the gift itself (an Apple Watch, which would be really helpful at work) but also because my mom and I have had a strained relationship in the past and her sending me a gift was a big gesture.
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As tired as he appears, we're gonna take a leap and say he might've also been feeling bummed about the Cardi sitch, for which he got dragged online after many folks accused him of hijacking her moment to selfishly satisfy his agenda ... begging for forgiveness.
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Internally, however, I was grappling with the horrors of late capitalism and how Jewel would play into them, while simultaneously thinking its trampoline net walkways looked fucking sick and being kind of bummed I wouldn't be able to include them in the day's speed run.
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The Giants can't be too bummed—it took an absolute bomb of a field goal to beat them as time expired—but this is now the second time in as many years they've been beaten at the last second by a long-range field goal.
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I'm a little bummed that I haven't gotten to see the kind of amazing fall foliage that was my intent with this trip, but I then I realize that it's more about experiencing a part of the country we've never seen before than anything else.
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These hyperreal sculptures, seated or lying in bummed-out positions, occupy space beside other sculptural objects like clown shoes and a giant light bulb in Rondinone's new exhibition, The World Just Makes Me Laugh, opening June 28th at the UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive.
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Garrett tries a different approach when he sits down to chat with Hannah and avoids the whole Lukes debacle altogether, which turns out to be a smart move, given that he's rewarded with the group rose date later that night (sweet Pete is pretty bummed by this).
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Marisa named the bowl Maid Marian, and we considered the threads of peach glass making their way through the bowl's central shades of maroon to be not only beautiful but also a symbol of our independence from all the boys we had hitherto bummed weed from.
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The note, printed in orange ink in the shape of a pumpkin, read: My three-year-old daughter, Molly, was bummed that she wouldn't be able to go trick-or-treating this year due to this flight... so I decided to bring trick-or-treating to her.
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There may already be too much fallout from conservatives alienated by Ms. Barr's ouster, liberals infuriated that ABC ever brought her back in the first place or nonpartisans who simply liked an old favorite character and don't want to be bummed out by a show without her.
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But if two years from now the story is that everyone has their Covid-19 vaccine, shops and restaurants are open, the unemployment rate is below 4 percent, wages are rising, but people are bummed out about a looming tax increase — that's a pretty good outcome.
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This will undoubtedly make it easier for her (and for actress Lauren Cohan) to kick ass in battle without having to pee every 15 minutes, but I'm a little bummed we'll never get to see a super preggo Maggie chop Negan's balls off with a rusty hatchet. (What?
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Sure, This Is Us isn't a mystery drama (I mean, we're not watching How To Get Away With Murder, even if some fans are convinced that Jack's BFF Miguel offed him to be with Rebecca...) but fans couldn't help but be a little bummed by the "meh" finale.
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Now that we're all bummed out by this video, here's a more encouraging story on this front: Earlier this year, HIV+ actor George Hankers blindfolded himself and held up a sign that read "I'm HIV+" and instructed people to "write your messages of positivity" in London's Trafalgar Square.
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But, if you feel severely hopeless, sad, or otherwise bummed out every single time you get your period to the point where it impacts how you live your life, Dr. Albertini says those feelings could be a sign of something more serious than run-of-the-mill PMS.
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I was a little bummed that the new Razr isn't quite as easy to flip open one-handed, and it doesn't have quite the same thwack when you close it, but it's pretty damn fun to be able to fold up a phone and use multiple displays again.
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It was a haunted Jon Snow we saw on Sunday — it's unclear whether that derived from the bleak void he encountered on the other side or if he's just deeply bummed about compatriots killing him, which would definitely leave a psychic mark in addition to the stab wounds.
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American travelers may be bummed to hear that a different, more generous set of rules applies to all flights within Europe, plus all flights from Europe to the U.S. (even on American carriers), and on all transatlantic flights flown by European carriers (but not Europe-bound flights operated by American airlines).
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" "Admittedly, I'd be a bit bummed out if it hadn't turned out he was saying it with good humour — not because I don't want to be told to go fuck myself, but because I love The Rock and I didn't want him to think I was having a go at him.
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He first came here about six years ago, but then bummed around Europe and eventually wound up in the Zaandam Detention Center in the Netherlands—a consequence of being picked up by the cops after drunkenly falling off his bike, made worse by the fact that he had lost his passport.
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While we are super bummed about the impact this will have on our happy Cloud users, ending support for it will allow us to focus on improving core functionality, adding new features and content, and delivering on our mission to provide a world-class product that we can all rely on and enjoy.
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Without making any plans aside from calling ahead to a few friends she had along the way, she went out to California, "bummed around for two months," then headed south, through the desert and Texas, up to North Carolina and New York City, then to Saugatuck, Michigan, where her cousin was getting married.
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Call of Duty is too big to fail by now, at least for the next few years, but Infinite Warfare's orbital assaults have already proved spectacularly divisive, to say the least, making the packed-alongside-it Modern Warfare remaster an essential sweetener for the bummed-out blinkered sorts bemoaning a departure from tradition.
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The bout wasn't pretty, and even the fans who had dismissed the bout as pure novelty were bummed that two of the most important figures to shape modern-day martial arts fumbled the ball on game day—putting on a bizarre spectacle only topped by... well, Ken Shamrock's last match with Kimbo Slice.
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My original grid had OBAN / OLD rather than EBAN / ELD, and though it's not necessarily a change I agree with, it's O.K. I am a bit bummed to get scooped on ESCAPE ROOM by just a few weeks (not for "debut points" or whatever — I just worry about a repetitive feeling for solvers).
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Which is why I hope that, much as the reaction to Jessica Knoll's opinion piece bummed me out, her suggestion that we spend less time discussing our bodies and our diets actually encourages some women to be kinder to themselves — and especially to other people whose bodies are far more despised than their own.
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I only played about an hour of Super Mario Maker 2 for the Nintendo Switch at a preview event, jumping between the course creator, story mode, and course world, and every time I had to switch between modes I was bummed out that I didn't have more time to mess around in the previous one.
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As we learned back in the Creepy Clown Summer of 2015, there's a whole horde of harlequins out there—some hellbent on terrifying America, some who get drunk and traipse through the woods, and others who are just looking to make a living, bummed out that all those killer clowns gave them a bad name.
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We are so bummed to have to say goodbye to our good friends at the Fire Department, but it is with the utmost respect for the work they did that we will continue their efforts with a smaller, nimbler team: one low-paid grad student named Devlin who will make compilation vids of big fires and explosions.
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I was in my kitchen the other night, slow dancing with my toddler before bedtime, when the Coldplay song "Fix You" came on—a song, I remembered reading, that Chris Martin wrote for then-girlfriend Gwyneth Paltrow after her father died—and I found myself feeling genuinely bummed, all over again, that Chris and Gwyneth had split up.
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While hardcore Marvel fans might be bummed that we won't get to see Iron Man fly around in a variety of absurdly intricate suits anymore, now that the character is dead and gone, Downey Jr. can get back to what he does best: taking on serious roles that showcase just how good of an actor he really is.
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We also talked politics, and the two guys surprised me a few times; our conversation was a big part of why I was so perplexed and bummed when Instagramgate happened, but hopefully the portion of our conversation below (and the episode itself) will provide some more insight into the political leanings of these unsinkable thrash gods.
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It's the top of the week, and maybe you're bummed about it because it puts you in an office and not in your kitchen, where not two days ago you were cooking rice pilaf to accompany a beautiful platter of Persian-spiced lamb shanks, and it seems as if you'll never have time to do that again. Mondays.
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I wanted to make smothered pork chops (above) in the middle of last week, a feed for a day when things are generally falling apart in the kitchen and in our lives, everyone caught between weekends, a little frantic or bummed, with no desire to shop or follow instruction or really do anything more than receive comfort.
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But when modern, ingenious shows like The Bisexual and Fleabag have had me falling in love with their messy millennial protagonists in the matter of one or two twentysomething-minute episodes, I'm bummed that three nearly hourlong ones here haven't sold me on the young queer people of GQ, whose generation is supposed to reflect my own.
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I played something like 453 hours of the game myself (I only stopped because something, somehow, went wrong with my Onion Knight, he didn't show up for the fight with Yhorm, despite my following every quest direction to a T, I was so bummed I quit the game), and watching it perfected in this manner was… cathartic.
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Over approximately seven minutes, I drank a water, wondered why every girl in the place thought a push-up bra/corset and underpants with a pair of Skechers was a costume, heard the Killers for the first time, and bummed a cigarette I only took two drags of from a daddy goth who rocked both a sparkly cowboy hat and Shari Lewis's eyelashes.
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" The memoir also demonstrated her talent for snappy, provocative writing about sex ("My mouth was getting tired and chapped from giving so many blowjobs") and culture: "Perhaps the next time half-a-million people gather for a protest march on the White House green, it will not be for abortion rights or gay liberation, but because we're all so bummed out.
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If you have a Oculus Rift virtual reality headset, there's a good chance you're a little bummed right now because you can't terrify yourself with the recently released Resident Evil 7, which is exclusive to PlayStation VR. But if you need a fright, consider this—someone could be watching you right now through your Oculus' sensors, which are a little more than repurposed webcams.
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Momoa clearly approached the role with all the joie de vivre he brings to his day-to-day existence — which, judging by his social media, is often spent throwing axes, drinking Guinness and hanging out with his beautiful friends — so he's pretty "bummed" that the internet (and box office receipts) started raining on his parade by pointing out that the movie is ... not great.
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Claire Ptak, who is charged with making a lemon elderflower cake for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, whips up something for T. Here's yet another reason to be bummed that you didn't receive an invitation to this weekend's Royal Wedding: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have decided not to serve fruitcake, as is tradition, and instead, to treat guests to a lemon elderflower cake.
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My 29-year-old son, Oren, made fast friends with 30-year-old Sam Schneidman, who was "on his way" (sort of) to a wedding in Washington, D.C. He was initially bummed that he didn't make it to Capitol Reef National Park in south-central Utah as planned, but his geologist buddy from Reno had heard of Great Basin and dragged him here instead.
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Just as the world felt like it was tumbling into a dark new era, multi-instrumentalists Clay Parton, Canaan Dove Amber and Jason Albertini exited stage left, leaving behind two albums, a handful of EPs and a muted legacy of life-changingly Good Music that has rewarded bummed-out indieheads with a penchant for Soulseek and RateYourMusic genre lists in the intervening 17 years.
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Sure, the show's laid-back, sunny vibe doesn't lend itself to a ton of conflict, but in its portrayal of a bummed-out surfer trying to navigate post-recession America with the help of an older (but not always wiser) guy he met at a down-on-its-luck fraternal order, it has the beautifully scuzzy feel of something that washed up on a beach, in the best way possible.
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"We come now into a situation where this trade war is really influencing the mood of the customers, and it has the chance to really disrupt the world economy," VW's Herbert Diess said in an interview with Bloomberg TV. Quick take: I'm looking forward to driving all 3 of these electric cars, but I'm bummed that the cute and retro city car, Honda e, isn't headed to the U.S. market.
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Consider this: And later: And then there's this, reportedly after Brady spoke with Bob Kraft about his future, and then Kraft spoke with Belichick and made it clear he had to trade Garoppolo, which really bummed the coach out, but not so much the quarterback: No human, crazy wellness freak or otherwise, is immune to insecurity, so it's hard to knock Brady for wanting to get rid of his heir apparent.
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Read more:I went to the National Women's Soccer League title game that had a record-breaking sellout crowd — here's what it was likeUSWNT costumes were popular this year from kids of all ages and gendersNCAA reverses course, may allow student-athletes to market themselves, and it could be worth millions for some of college sports' biggest starsNaomi Osaka had to withdraw from the WTA Finals because of an injury and she sounds so bummed
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He meets Daphne and lets her down ("I was a little bummed that you said we might not hang out," she writes him at one point in chat-speak, "because I want to hang out"); then there's Bella and an extended debate about "exclusivity" and when it's all right to ask for it; and Lindsay, who asks Lauer to send her a nude photo, goes ballistic in an email and then uses their relationship as material for a stand-up routine she posts on her blog.
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Hide-Chan 248 E 52nd St, New York, NY 10022 (1953) 813-1800 There is no shortage of good ramen in New York City, and Hide-Chan is at the top of the list for its tonkotsu ramen, which is served whichever way you want it: spicy, plain, with extra pork, or miso, but you'd be bummed to miss out on the Hakata kuro ramen, which is served with burned garlic in oil—you've got to try it to believe it—that clears your throat and makes you hungrier.
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Game of Thrones Season 8 Premiere Memes: Winterfell Exactly how we all felt each time Bran was on-screen: Some of us were thinking of Catelyn as we watched Sam deliver the news: Seriously, Bran things to the next level this episode: We get it, Cersei was bummed about the elephants: Those of us who are die-hard #TeamTormund: Watching all of Sansa and Dany's interactions: Honestly, Jon just can't escape his destiny: Us wondering what Cersei really had in mind with the elephants: Watching Arya show Gendry her weapon: Us feeling crushed for Sam when Dany gave him the news:
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Read more:Roger Federer reduced to tears during a post-match interview after he won a record 10th Swiss Indoors title in BaselA TV presenter awkwardly handed 15-year-old Coco Gauff a bottle of wine after she won her first WTA title, and she didn't know what to do with itThe 11 most ridiculous things tennis bad boy Nick Kyrgios has ever said or doneAn American tennis player has been fined $10,000 for pointing his tennis racket like a rifle at a US Open officialNaomi Osaka had to withdraw from the WTA Finals because of an injury and she sounds so bummed
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