" And Nikki was younger so she was like, "If Erin thinks dorks are cool, I think dorks are cool.
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This just in: The Red Hot Chili Peppers are dorks.
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Having a teenager, your parents are dorks no matter what.
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My dad is my best friend and we are the biggest dorks together.
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It's time for these mild-mannered dorks to rise and take back our country.
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I will give them an A for uniqueness and making people look like dorks.
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Drake is a dork, and dorks leave receipts of their dorkiness everywhere they go.
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These dorks were called the Church of the Purple After before they came here.
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I am now one of those dorks with a rubber band around my iPhone.
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I thought birders were dorks, and my mind was completely closed off to anything avian.
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For dorks like myself, watching the Federal Communications Commission doesn't get much better than this.
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Comic book movies might be marketed towards men, but they appeal to dorks of every gender.
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"Dorks," Dockery, 36, wrote alongside a black-and-white image of the trio smiling together on Sunday.
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If these academic dorks from Deutschland could swing like this, what the fuck is everybody else's excuse?
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"Cargo dorks won't understand," he captioned a photo of himself in a navy suit with white piping.
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John Zeratsky, author of Sprint, is the creator of Time Dorks and a design partner at GV.
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It's always fun to watch wildly famous superstars enthusiastically chair-dance to their own hits, like dorks.
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Second, Ms Bosker offers a payload for knowledgeable and passionate wine lovers—the "cork dorks" of the title.
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To clarify, by "many," I mean a dozen or so dorks, half of whom work at this office.
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He can't run from dorks on Twitter making jokes about our White House Press Secretary hiding in bushes.
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Goldstone can post in peace — with no one, except sad dorks on the internet — to tell him no.
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Anyone who's anyone (dorks) are watching Ellison to see what kind of vision he has planned for the party.
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As self-described "super dorks," they dreamed of a wedding inspired by the work of Japanese filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki.
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No word yet on its release date, but we (the dorks reading this article) will be waiting with bated breath.
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The fact that they apparently bonded over Harry Potter is the icing on the cake: Look at these relatable dorks!
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It's a fine commentary on the kinds of dorks who play nice at the office but harbor domineering male fantasies.
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Chiitan, may you long reign as the Sightseeing Ambassador for your city, and a mascot for all the dorks on Twitter.
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So if the RHCP are going to be dorks on national television, at least some of them will be having fun.
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If you were one of the thousands of panicked politics dorks watching C-SPAN 22017 last night, you witnessed something remarkable: Sen.
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It can make or break a person's entire career on Weird Twitter and small areas of the internet only dorks care about.
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While blue-bubble supremacists are clearly bigger dorks than Android users, the messaging here does not help Samsung owners look any better.
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I spent two weeks of the summer of 1998 in the dorms at American University at a weird camp for teenage politics dorks.
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That way you could see if the banging spot you want to hit up is rammed with über-dorks and change your plans.
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But the headsets themselves are still giant dorky monsters and that's not because Magic Leap and Microsoft are made up of giant dorks.
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In a comprehensive product roundup from Dental Dorks, the writer said he loved its ability to "destroy bad breath" by helping fight off bacteria.
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Netflix has a new period-piece show from creators Ben York Jones and Michael Mohan about dorks in the '90s, and it's premiering on February 16th.
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Cultural critics and Internet dorks alike can manipulate commercial symbols, and use them to raise social awareness: Or subvert exhausted gender norms: And make A+ sandwiches.
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In any political movement, there are many people you think are losers and dorks, but your friends talk you into liking them, because they're on our side.
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Sure, bikers and scooter-ers alike could also throw on a regular helmet, but at least this one will make wearers look like dorks... with cash flow.
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I left the class with muscles burning but heartened that I was on my way toward new common ground with both the meatheads and dorks in my life.
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"The biggest problem is that there's still a lot of dorks in computing," Dan Gookin, the author of the original DOS for Dummies, told the Orlando Sentinel in 1993.
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Reviewers and viewers frequently brand Solondz a weirdo by making personal, sometimes cruel comments in an attempt to explain his characters who are almost always conventionally unattractive, freaks, and dorks.
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There's a universal law of nerds that says that every technology those dorks come up with will eventually circle back around to finding a way to have sex with a robot.
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This is probably because having an A-list celebrity tell tech employees and investors that they are overpaid dorks makes them feel flattered that they're being paid attention to at all.
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Posted by Disney Dorks on Monday, February 8, 2016 The video of Ace's interaction with Pluto, posted on Facebook, shows the pooch unable to contain his excitement upon meeting the famous dog.
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But as I saw first-hand that day, VR as it exists today is still clunky—not to mention expensive and a little dorky (I say that as king of the dorks).
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For political dorks, it's a truly wonderful season (be sure to check out the primary-themed kiosk at the Manchester Airport; last time I checked it had a great Lugar '96 pin).
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He said it was because they were boring, like Dockers and a polo shirt, and agreed that "cargo dorks" clung to their wide-fit utilitarian shorts because they were probably concerned with seeming feminine.
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Alternative music as a whole craved to be taken seriously as the voice of an ironic, angst-ridden generation; ska, on the other hand, would rather toot on horns and hop around like dorks.
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Four teenaged "dorks" from Newmarket, Ontario—Greg Alsop, Joshua Hook, David Monks and Graham Wright—took their mutual love of the Strokes, the Libertines and Radiohead, and in their parents' garages and basements fashioned a young, frenetic sound.
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That's not to say that the people who wore it out in public didn't look like giant dorks, of course, but in hindsight it seems safe to say that the world just wasn't ready for wearable augmented reality.
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We're all a bunch of dorks and we don't always get along perfectly, but it matters a lot to know that there are other trans people like me out there just living their lives one day at a time.
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I laughed at the eternal refrain — These younger kids, what dorks, we were way cooler — but not until I returned to campus years later as a professor did I realize just how fundamentally different those students' orientation to school was.
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As singers and manipulators of their own voices, Les and Brady belong to the freaky emo-electronic tradition of Brokencyde, Ke$ha, and iLoveFriday: vulnerable dorks who stretch their voices into a piercing tweedle, an obnoxious and beautiful noise, thus amplifying their dorkiness.
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Despite the run of points victories throughout the course of 2016, it was an end of year reminder to the dorks and critics at ringside that Pernkun is a yodmuay, a dangerous knee fighter with pump action thighs that make big holes.
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"I know, we're dorks," says Hamilton, now a voice-over artist and actress who has worked on TV.The Path To Princess-hoodHamilton had worked on the Disney Cruise Line playing various characters, so it felt like a natural next step to her to continue the work on dry land.
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These associations are still alive and well today; fashion and consumer culture scholar Laura Portwood-Stacer remembers it was mainly "dorks" who wore them when she was a kid, when they were linked with people who prioritized comfort over style and wouldn't think twice about wearing them with socks.
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Co-songwriters and vocalists Alex Clute and Hallie Bulleit (formerly of The Unlovables) are also members of The LLC, The Chris Gethard Show's island-of-misfit-dorks-turned-talk-show-house-band, penning countless 30-second bursts of pop punk mania, to segue between sketches and bits on the show.
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On their first night in Barcelona, Harper spots Leo (Richard Madden), a super hot night club D.J. They hit it off; one weakness of the film might be that it's unclear what they see in each other, but they're both kind of dorks who aren't sure how to act on apparent intial attraction.
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So when Miller depicts Kavanaugh as a jock lording it over the dorks, she's really describing one kind of nerd lording it over another kind, Bruenig's high school nightmare recreating itself among people who are all tools and grinds and weirdos by any reasonable American standard — with all the dysfunction that such a hothouse world contains.
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The Secret Lives of Dorks is a 2013 American independent comedy film directed by Salomé Breziner and starring Gaelan Connell, Vanessa Marano, Riley Voelkel, Beau Mirchoff and Jim Belushi.
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The cowboy promises to get every wish if the Dorks followed his instructions. Mr Pojo the village cobbler accuses the cowboy of being a conman but his neighbours and customers ignore him. The cowboy orders the villagers to destroy their mirrors and dump the glass in a ring surrounding the village, burn all their shoes and cover themselves in ketchup and mustard. Mr Pojo is thrown out of the village for blasphemy and the Dorks obey the cowboy's orders.
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His sister then proposed the idea of using songs of the 1920s, "and it suddenly came to life." Susan Stroman was brought into the creative team two years before the opening.Haun, Harry. "Playbill On Opening Night: Bullets Over Broadway – Guys and Dorks" , playbill.
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A flashback sequence in the all- ages title Spidey depicts the Nick Lewis, Sr. version of the Crime Master being defeated and webbed-up by Spider-Man who disparagingly refers to the villain as "one of the dorks I keep the city safe from".
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Mount Modern was later released in (Germany) in September 2012, where Dad Rocks! toured extensively, and supported label mates Tall Ships for 15 gigs in United Kingdom. Albertsson also released a mash-up EP called AC!D DORKS, on his own label Father Figure Records.
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Reviewers criticized the editorial tone of the magazine and its use of derogatory terms to refer to its readers. In the first issue, readers are called "nerds, dorks, geeks, freaks, maniacs, and pervos." Mania.com's Nadia Oxford felt the terms negatively impacted the magazine's otherwise high energy writing.
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Starkiller was also voted as the 17th top video game character by Game Informer's readers. Game Informer listed him sixth on their list of the "Top 10 Dorks", saying "The words "jedi" and "dork" rarely go together, but Starkiller is the Chosen One to unite them".
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The hitherto unreleased "Drop Down Mama" was an adaptation of a Sleepy John Estes song that was previously recorded by David and the Dorks (a short-lived ensemble including Crosby and members of the Grateful Dead) in 1970 and Crosby & Nash with The Mighty Jitters circa 1975-1976.
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Conestoga 8 was held July 16-18, 2004. Featured guests included Guest of Honor Eric Flint, Artist Guest of Honor Darrell K. Sweet, Toastmaster Walter Jon Williams, and Fan Guests of Honor Curtis & Marilyn Berry. The con chair was Tim Frayser. The play was Dorks of the Ring.
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This unique personality gradually propels Sydney's popularity as seen on the university website. Rachel gets extremely jealous of her because of this. As one of the Kappa Sorority's traditional rituals, the freshmen need to find a date late at midnight. Sydney finds Lenny (Jack Carpenter), one of the seven dorks who live in a run-down house known as the Vortex.
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"IDGAF" received generally positive reviews from music critics. Jamie Milton of NME labelled the song a "post-breakup punch," while Dorks Jamie Muir stated that it "[drops] the bubblegum sharpness." For Clash, Alex Green categorized the drums as "crisp" and the lyrics "cutting," while calling it "likely the best track off the album." In AllMusic, Neil Z. Yeung called the song "cheeky" and compared it to the works of Ed Sheeran.
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Mirchoff joined the cast of Desperate Housewives, playing Danny Bolen between 2009 and 2010."Desperate" Books Nordling, Mirchoff, Hollywood Reporter, July 10, 2009 He had supporting roles in the indie film The Secret Lives of Dorks and in the film I Am Number Four. Mirchoff stars as a lead in the MTV series Awkward. He played the role of Dominic in the Disney Channel film The Wizards Return: Alex vs. Alex.
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When you live in Washington and see this parade of "out-of-towners" every four years, you make fun of them. Some of them are real dorks, many of them are there because of political-favor appointments, and they always roll in with this sense of greatness. People in Washington are up on what's happening and they want to make fun. So we started to make fun of Congress and the Executive Branch.
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Hahn also appeared in The Secret Life of Dorks as James Belushi's daughter, her first role in a feature film. In January 2012, Hahn guest- starred in Disney's Jessie as Lindsay, and in the Wizards of Waverly Place television movie, The Wizards Return: Alex vs. Alex, as Bianca, Alex Russo's (Selena Gomez) Italian relative and young wizard in training. Hahn appeared in two Hallmark films: Matchmaker Santa, alongside Lacey Chabert; and Second Chances, with Alison Sweeney and Benjamin Stockham.
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The cowboy admits that he lied to Dork and his father was no Fairy Godmother-esque wish granter. The Dorks try to run but realise that they could not run over the glass ring with no shoes on and Nigel eats all the villagers and the buildings, and leaves with his son for Bombay. In the years after the tragedy, a new village had been created: Pojo, which only had one citizen: the banished Mr Pojo from Dork.
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Carpenter played the lead in the pilot Lipshitz Saves the World. He has appeared in the movie Sydney White as Lenny, one of the dorks befriended by the title character (Amanda Bynes). He was cast in the television project Held Up, as Ray Pfeiffer and had a recurring role on the Fox television series The Return of Jezebel James as Dash, opposite Lauren Ambrose and Parker Posey. He also starred in the 2009 film I Love You, Beth Cooper, as Rich Munsch.
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Voelkel's first role was of a club girl in The Social Network, winning the part by audition. Afterwards, she signed with an agent, and booked her first starring role, as Carrie in the independent film, The Secret Lives of Dorks, released in 2013. In 2012, she joined the HBO series The Newsroom only for the pilot episode, but later became the character of Jenna. In 2014, she was cast as one of the leads in the Amazon pilot Point Of Honor.
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It is common for Georgia fans to refer to the Georgia Institute of Technology as Georgia Tech University, GTU, or North Avenue Trade School. The "GTU" nickname is derived from the common mistitle given to Georgia Tech in media outlets. Also, since Georgia Tech is an engineering school, Georgia fans often refer to Tech fans as nerds, dorks, Techies, or Gnats (acronym for Georgia North Avenue Trade School). The school's campus and Grant Field front North Avenue in midtown Atlanta, giving rise to the "Trade School" nickname.
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The Vortex is coincidentally the target of Rachel's plan to open a luxury centre that will benefit only the top Greek sororities and fraternities. She plans to subject it to a planned demolition, which is something Tyler is opposed to after he gets to know Sydney and her housemates better. Sydney, together with the seven dorks, tries to bring Rachel down from her student council position by running Terrence for president. He is soon disqualified because he had already graduated six years prior, as revealed when Rachel humiliated the group at a party.
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Sydney replaces him as a presidential candidate and starts her campaign. Unlike Rachel's views that promote elitism and exclusivism based solely on popularity and appearances, something that everyone on campus dislikes about her, Sydney and the dorks believe in accepting diversity and equality. This earns Sydney respect from different cliques, and she gets the number one rank on the school's "hottest" website, which infuriates Rachel more than ever. The day before the debate and election, Rachel hires a hacker to destroy Sydney's files using a virus called 'The Poison Apple.
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Webtoons (animated shows from the internet) can also have crossovers with different webtoons, franchises, YouTubers and more. Some examples are when Kate from TomSka's Crash Zoom series makes an appearance in Eddsworld as a trick or treater who possesses Matt and Edd in the episode, "Trick or Threat". In addition to this a couple of characters from Eddsworld make appearances in some Crash Zoom episodes such as "Orcs and Dorks". Another example is Death Battle which is a show where two hosts (Wiz and Boomstick) put two characters from different franchises together to battle each other.
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The concept of "Google hacking" dates back to 2002, when Johnny Long began to collect Google search queries that uncovered vulnerable systems and/or sensitive information disclosures – labeling them googleDorks. The list of Google Dorks grew into a large dictionary of queries, which were eventually organized into the original Google Hacking Database (GHDB) in 2004. Since its heyday, the concepts explored in Google hacking have been extended to other search engines, such as Bing and Shodan. Automated attack tools use custom search dictionaries to find vulnerable systems and sensitive information disclosures in public systems that have been indexed by search engines.
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' Sydney is then forced to stay up all night in the library doing her work on Gurkin's laptop. When Sydney finishes her work, she accidentally falls asleep and is almost disqualified for not showing up, but Tyler wakes her with a kiss just in time. After Rachel answers the question posed by Professor Carlton (Brian Patrick Clarke), Sydney's supporters arrive, led by a goth girl (Kierstin Koppel) whose group is devoted to Gurkin's blog and becomes his girlfriend. Sydney's speech defends the underrated people, including dorks, and concludes by stating that she herself is a dork.
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It featured two sexually explicit Sally Forth stories, and sexually explicit versions of Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, titled So White and the Six Dorks; Terry and The Pirates, titled Perry and the Privates; Prince Valiant, titled Prince Violate; Superman and Wonder Woman, titled Stuporman Meets Blunder Woman; Flash Gordon, titled Flasher Gordon; and Tarzan titled Starzan. A third volume, published in 1983, contained three more sexually explicit parodies of Alice in Wonderland, titled Malice in Blunderland; a second Flash Gordon sendup titled Flesh Fucker Meets Women's Lib!; and The Wizard of Oz, titled The Blizzard of Ooze.
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Kurt Dahlke from DVD Talk wrote in his review of the film, "Though derivative of other Slasher Movies, plagued by the annoying improbabilities of all A-to-B horror efforts, filled with bickering dorks, and pretty slow to get started, Humongous eventually gets to a weird, frenetic payoff". Tom Becker from DVD Verdict also gave the film a positive review. In his review on the film Becker commented, "While it might not be the shocker it should be, Humongous is a pretty entertaining bit of horror fluff from the days when people took this stuff seriously". Jack Sommersby from eFilmCritic.
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In the end, Tina tries to give a speech where many people admit they're dorks in different ways but it sort of peters out and everyone leaves. Louise, annoyed and bored about visiting the same old museum, decides to sneak into the closed Amazon-themed Room, along with her buddy Rudy. It soon becomes apparent to Bob what Louise did and he finds her in the Amazon room fairly quickly. She goads him into looking around before returning to the group and soon he's taking the two kids up some wall stairs and onto a tall viewing platform.
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Pitchfork Media reported that Hot Chip had announced through Twitter that they were planning to film a music video to accompany the song on 30 November 2009. The video shows the band performing in a reflection of a silver ball on the ceiling of a square room, shot with a rotating camera. Matthew Richardson of Prefix Magazine stated that "there doesn't really seem to be some kind of conceptual basis" for the video "but Hot Chip manages to be entertaining all the same as they horse around in a square room" looking "a little like dorks, but they also look cool doing it". The video was shot by Dutch movie maker Roel Wouters.
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In 2009 a 20th anniversary edition of In Her Dream was released by the Blocks Recording Club and the songs were performed live by various friends including Sexsmith, Geoff Berner, Owen Pallett, Kyp Harness, The Phonemes, Picastro, Michael Holt, Maggie MacDonald, UIC, Henri Faberge, and Don Christensen. In 2006 Wiseman and his partner, Magali Meagher, were accompaniment for Daniel Johnston. Wiseman was also a member of Slutarded, Black Eyes, The Hidden Cameras and Dick Duck & the Dorks. Some of his better known songs include "White Dress" – a song about sexual assault, recorded by Serena Ryder, "What the Astronaut Noticed and Then Suggested" which was the theme song for the CBC Television series Material World, and "Maureen".
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Skull had a crush on Kimberly, and Bulk appeared to want to win Trini's heart, as well, in a few episodes. Whenever the girls were alone, they tried their best to win them over, although it resulted in Bulk and Skull's humiliation. When Kimberly and Trini are with the four male Rangers, they are called six "nerds" and "geeks" (despite the fact that Kimberly originally appeared to be ditzy and materialistic, not intellectual), and occasionally "dorks" and "losers", as well, among other insults. This group of demeaning insults and name-calling would eventually turn against them by the time of the episode "A Friend in Need", when two teenage girls call them as such throughout the episode.
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The inaugural festival was held October 20–24, 2006, at the Bloor Cinema in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The festival showcased 13 feature films from around the world, and 15 short films from Canada. Some of the films screened at the festival included Special, directed by Hal Haberman and Jeremy Passmorewhere, the J-horror film Retribution from cult director Kiyoshi Kurosawa, the North American premiere of the Thai action-horror film Vengeance, and Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon, which won the festival's first Audience Award. Other films included The Beach Party at the Threshold of Hell, Shinobi: Heart Under Blade, Night of the Living Dorks, Re- cycle, Mad Cowgirl, Slaughter Night, and Naisu no mori: The First Contact.
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However, Mr Frankenstein the ventriloquist is a possible allusion to Dr Frankenstein because they used human anatomy for humanoid creations that come to life. Characters' names like Bessy O'Messy and Serena Slurp implied their personalities: Bessy was untidy, whereas Serena was rude and greedy because slurping is considered bad table manners. Johnny Bullneck is described as "short-haired, flat-footed, white-fleshed and pudgy" but "bull neck" describes a thick neck, which is possibly what he had also. The locations in "The Dumb Clucks" relate to the intelligence of the family: they live in the Dork village full of other Dorks, in the land of Stargazy Pie (a Cornish desert) located between two mountain peaks, Feak and Weeble (a spoonerism for "weak and feeble").
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When not riding his trusty bike, he usually hangs out with Rolf and Nazz in the Lane. He hates the Eds to the point of paranoia, but his animosity towards them is mostly geared towards Eddy; the two are mortal enemies and often go entirely out of their way to humiliate or physically harm each other at the first opportunity (with Eddy referring to Kevin as "Shovel Chin"). He tends to call the Eds "dorks" and has a habit of coming up with words merged with "dork" to suit the situation. Like Edd, Kevin normally wears a hat and rarely takes it off; in the episode "Boys Will be Eds", Kevin takes off his hat for the first time and is shown to be bald, though a flashback episode reveals that he used to have long hair.
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The Sellersville Theater in Sellersville, Pa, Danielle and Jennifer's single and music video to their original song "The First Time You See Me", was co written by Sandy Linzer on Vevo. Danielle and Jennifer have been featured in many online magazines and radio talk shows including, 93.7 Wstw Hometown Heroes with Mark Rogers, Unclaimed Bands, Soundstage Radio with Nicole Zell, Creative Spotlights, Dorks and Forks, Livewire with Lady Spitfire and many more. The duo has been involved and featured in many music festivals such as, The Haverford music festival in Havertown, PA, Liberty Music Festival in Philadelphia, PA, Dewey Beach Music Conference in Dewey Beach, DE. Cape May Singer Songwriter Frozen Harbor music fest in Baltimore, MD Launch Music Conference in Lancaster, PA Millennium Music Conference. Danielle and Jennifer's newest single, "Hello Sunshine" was written about their experiences at RMC (Ronald McDonald Camp).
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Crosby was devastated, and he began abusing drugs more severely than he had before. Nevertheless, he still managed to contribute "Almost Cut My Hair" and the title track, "Déjà Vu". After the release of the double live album 4 Way Street, the group went on a temporary hiatus to focus on their respective solo careers. In December 1969, Crosby appeared with CSNY at the Altamont Free Concert, increasing his visibility after also having performed at Monterey Pop and Woodstock. At the beginning of 1970, he briefly joined with Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh and Mickey Hart from Grateful Dead, billed as "David and the Dorks", and making a live recording at the Matrix on December 15, 1970. Crosby in August 1974 with CSN CSNY reunited in the summer of 1973 for unsuccessful recording sessions in Maui and Los Angeles.
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Steve Randy Waldman (born 1970) is a computer programmer and writer known for his commentary on contemporary economics at his blog Interfluidity. Educated at the New College of Florida, and University of Kentucky, Waldman is a Java programmer and wrote the c3p0 tool. He is most well known for his economics posts at Interfluidity, which have been cited by Paul Krugman, Tyler Cowen, Simon Wren-Lewis, The Economist, CNBC, the National Review, and Justin Fox of Time magazine. Waldman supports a basic income (or other ways to provide a strong social safety net) and otherwise describes himself as "Danish libertarian". Waldman is known for his criticism of financial regulation: James Kwak quotes “An enduring truth about financial regulation is this: Given the discretion to do so, financial regulators will always do the wrong thing.” Paul Krugman of the New York Times often cites Waldman; he talks about him 'going medieval' on Ezra Klein, and another time: "we are indeed, as Steve Randy Waldman says, all dorks".
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Sydney is then picked by Rachel to ditch her date, which ended in Lenny paying. Sydney fails to become a member of Kappa when Rachel humiliates her in the pledge gala and lies that she has disobeyed the rules: lying about her background and cheating on a Kappa quiz. Sydney leaves that night in the rain, unintentionally sitting in front of the Vortex. She is welcomed by the seven dorks: Lenny, the one with high maintenance health; Terrence (Jeremy Howard), a genius and post- grad, despite the fact that he still attends classes; Jeremy (Adam Hendershott), who is very shy and uses a dog puppet to communicate, Gurkin (Danny Strong), a hot-tempered blogger; Spanky (Samm Levine), who has no experience with girls; George (Arnie Pantoja), the childlike freshman who still believes in Santa Claus and doesn't know how to tie a knot; and Embelakbo Akapaktumbe– also known as "Embele"– (Donté Bonner), a Nigerian interchange student who is highly intelligent but has Jet lag.
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