" David Brooks called him "epically unprepared to be president.
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"Donald Trump is epically unprepared to be president," Brooks wrote.
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Stephen Colbert has already laid into Trump's "epically weird" CPAC speech.
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Is there anything more epically decadent than an oyster pan roast?
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"It's hysterical to see that somebody failed this epically," she said.
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So, all in all, that was only kind of epically useless.
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Yes, I'm dreaming big, and assuming that wand is epically powerful!
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Whether that is epically good or bad remains to be seen.
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He is singularly, historically, epically awful — scary in his willful incompetence.
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You go with the stream of consciousness, which is extraordinarily, epically revealing.
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In an age of academic specialization, this is an epically ambitious book.
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Epically wrong This is the most infamous prediction tied to the law.
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Instead, after months of highly visible party infighting, Obamacare repeal failed epically.
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With California epically slow to count votes, that could take some time.
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The hearings were held on the heels of some epically bad news.
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The guys get to be epically romantic or foolishly proud or hopelessly lovelorn.
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It's an ambitious goal that makes for an epically long travel bucket list.
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Instead of epic battles with evil sorcerers, we have epically bad Tinder dates.
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The result is a series of epic (and epically nerdy) Destiny 2 burns.
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"It would be epically stupid," said Ledgett, who is due to retire shortly.
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Remember when John Travolta epically butchered her name at the Oscars in 2014?
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His description of the experience since landing sounds like an epically bad hangover.
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Courtesy Express Another day, another new gig for the epically busy model and entrepreneur!
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But experts predict that this year the ragweed is going to be epically bad.
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Like many things in America, the midday meal has been epically commodified and fetishized.
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Maybe the enemy is really inanimate; maybe, epically, your nemesis is your own progenitor.
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Since his days promoting clubs and partying all night, Harrison's life has changed epically.
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But Alex Ross Perry's epically-titled Her Smell largely skips over those hopeful first stages.
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Ripa -- who&aposs known for epically clapping back at her haters -- responded with a comment.
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She epically threw Tai under the bus, repeating again and again how untrustworthy he is.
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Case in point: Her most recent upload to Instagram, which showcased some epically gorgeous dreadlocks.
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With his two accounts, Trump has tried (and epically failed) to Make Twitter Great Again.
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It is also as epically bloody as a Jacobean drama or a Cormac McCarthy novel.
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Farhad: Let's start with Equifax, the credit ratings agency that got epically hacked last month.
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Despite one epically erroneous political prediction, David Cross is not giving up on election fortunetelling.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said it's "epically likely" that a deal will be done.
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This exact scenario played out again in 2012, when in the Indiana Republican Senate primary, the epically bad Richard Mourdock defeated longtime incumbent Dick Lugar only because Lugar was so epically bad himself that he was initially unable to vote in his home district.
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In short, negative rates can make saving money seem foolish, while borrowing can become epically attractive.
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But even among countries gasping for breath, India stands out for air that is consistently, epically terrible.
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An epically spooky murder-mystery that is reminiscent of the 1985 classic film and board game Clue.
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It was the reporting process that epically collapsed, necessitating extra time for collecting and tallying final results.
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It doesn't mean every single day you're going to get on the mat and feel epically amazing.
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In fact, we've set ourselves up for one epically bad year after another with no foreseeable end.
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"The Kelloggs" tells a good story of how an epically dysfunctional family produced two monumentally successful institutions.
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READMEDesign is epically coolAvailable in a Windows flavor starting at $550 and an Android flavor starting at $500.
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But the music is epically sweeping and beautiful, which helps me power through the middle of a run.
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SpaceX made history today when its Falcon 9 rocket epically landed on a drone ship in the ocean.
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Rep. Ted Lieu on Trump's epically bad week: "You really gotta try to be that bad" #AMJoy pic.twitter.
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Each is epically long, and despite a nagging feeling that you should have read it, you probably haven't.
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His editors during his career as a journalist have variously described him as a "cavorting charlatan" and "epically unreliable".
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There's also my personal favorite: The time Lively epically burned Reynolds while celebrating a major milestone for John Legend.
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Kendall Jenner has chosen Coachella as the place she'll return to the spotlight after the epically disastrous Pepsi ad.
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The book's hypnotic power does not derive so much from its wild details as from its epically sarcastic tone.
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Additionally: A Wall Street firm epically fulfills its duty to clients in a great research note about Trump's wall.
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Fallon comforted Hill about the epically embarrassing mistake, suggesting that perhaps it would inspire Drake to write a new song.
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The premise of Nailed It is based on the internet meme of people epically failing recreations of elaborate online recipes.
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But I am so epically, comically terrible at it that I fear my brain is broken every time I play.
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Alongside the boardwalks and delicious icy treats that color Delaware's beaches is the epically fun and welcoming town of Rehoboth.
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In Norway, there are special bottlings to pair with specific dishes such as herring, lutefisk and the epically stinky rakefisk.
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Today, we're paying homage to her epically elegant outfits with these photos that prove the monarch's fashion icon status. Popperfoto/Getty
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For good measure, be sure to read those epically long security agreements before using an app or device with facial recognition.
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The Game of Thrones opening, besides containing that epically snazzy theme song, can also include important information about the episode itself.
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"When The Young Pope is bad, it's epically so — laughable, with histrionics and mustache-twirling and bombastic set pieces," he wrote.
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Harambe aside, there were of course plenty of controversial and epically violent interactions between humans and a wide array of animals.
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One that references either the most ridiculously or most epically designed products Apple has ever made depending on whom you ask.
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This super rad nurse made a epically killer offer, and I was fortunate enough to slap on a suction cup fake nipple.
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This is one of the most innocuous "just another day" beginnings to an epically emotional episode in the history of the series.
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You'll also find a new mission type, target acquisition, that you'll learn to fear because of how epically sideways it can go.
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So, on the eve of the 20103 NFL Playoffs, let's relive just what made Lynch's touchdown ramble in the 2011 playoffs so epically.
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Over the past few weeks even Tory-friendly journalists have called him "epically unreliable", "all flaw and no character" and a "habitual liar".
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The dude who got epically friend-zoned on "Let's Make A Deal" is blaming it all on the game show's host, Wayne Brady.
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The gaffe melted the Internet, got Walsh epically trolled and prompted a group of local kids to show him some aww-inducing love.
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The autonomous vehicle dividend is almost mature, and if policy makers don't epically screw this up, we may all get to cash in.
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Tall and handsome, volatile, epically promiscuous, and chronically broke, he had a starry constellation of close friends, including Andy Warhol and Susan Sontag.
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Then it was epically parodied on Saturday Night Live by Matthew McConaughey, and we haven't answered the phone in the same way since.
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Jupiter is known for its epically violent, constantly-shifting storms; weather patterns that can become thousands of miles in diameter and rage for decades.
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Delhi has earned the unenviable distinction of becoming the most polluted city on Earth this month, as air quality has reached epically bad proportions.
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Here's what makes the CultureFly's Game of Thrones box so epically sweet: A true mark of a GoT super fan is collecting exclusive stuff.
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Second, its police and intelligence agencies are epically undersized, making them incapable of dealing with the past five years' massive surge in jihadist recruiting.
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This epically named tome organized and categorized sporting practices in England according to the class of people who either played or watched various sports.
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The prime minister has promised that it is "epically likely" the UK will secure a full, comprehensive trade agreement in the next 11 months.
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After months of highly visible party infighting, Obamacare repeal failed epically — in large part due to a lack of clarity from the White House.
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The two collaborated on the slow-burning "For You," and the accompanying clip sees them running through an epically gorgeous estate in black tie attire.
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On CNN's "The Situation Room," Axelrod, who is a CNN senior political commentator, argued, Trump is "epically thin-skinned," when it comes to the media.
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The latest version of TrumpCare, RyanCare and McConnellCare — all of which were epically unpopular and politically disastrous for Republicans — is Graham-CassidyCare, proposed by Sens.
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OBJECTIVE My ideal scenario is that I'm using time so specifically, so brilliantly, so epically, that I'm not aware of it, or its individual oscillations.
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When the levy finally burst and Gillard responded epically to Abbott's criticism, it was an almost cathartic display at the frustration of gendered personal attacks.
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All joined together for one epically hilarious audition tape, filmed in conjunction with Red Nose Day, an annual fundraising campaign run by the charity Comic Relief.
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It is assumed, for the purposes of this mental exercise, that you are going to lose lopsidedly or, in the case of team sports, fail epically.
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I took it down to 119 to 120 BPM, significantly slower, with these epically stretched-out tracks for the next two hours, from 7AM to 9AM.
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On the same day, June 250, another failed casino — the epically disastrous Revel — is being reanimated a short stroll up the boardwalk as the Ocean Resort.
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You can also check out an epically curated art wall, take shareable moving photos in a custom lost-dog-flyer-themed photo booth (yes, really), and more.
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" Rogen epically closes things out by proudly declaring, "And in conclusion, may I please remind you that it does not say R.S.V.P. on the Statue of Liberty?
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But in the feverish last stage of an epically ill-tempered presidential cycle, that equivocation was for the birds: this is truly terrible news for Mrs Clinton.
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While the post as a whole is epically maddening, it does bring up an interesting question: Is it okay to be attracted to a certain body type?
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Back in 22017 two GOP representatives —Kentucky's Thomas Massie and Steve Stockman of Texas — tried (and epically failed) to make doge memes work to their political advantage.
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And since even the smallest supereruption would dwarf Krakatoa's eruption, there is really no telling how much damage this would cause, but it would be epically catastrophic.
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Johnson this week said it was "epically likely" that UK and EU negotiators would secure a new free trade deal by the end of the transition period.
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The Times's Corey Kilgannon writes: If you spy a blue-and-yellow Blockbuster store in SoHo this week, don't scramble to return those epically overdue VHS tapes.
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But when asked directly at the height of the 2016 campaign whether Trump had any "financial relationships with any Russian oligarchs," Manafort gave an epically bumbling answer.
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Unfortunately for Bush, the timing was epically bad; the book came out right as the Gang of Eight had introduced principles for an immigration bill involving citizenship.
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Donning a blonde wig and black-leggings, Guthrie epically channeled Newton-John's iconic Grease character Sandy for the morning show, while Daly dressed as her summer lover, Danny.
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Donning a blonde wig and black leggings, Guthrie epically channeled Newton-John's iconic Grease character Sandy for the morning show, while Daly dressed as her summer lover, Danny.
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Click here to view original GIFAction movies are fun to watch but there's a smart way to do action scenes and an epically dumb way to do it.
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Thursday brings us the next installment when Comey will go before the Senate Intelligence Committee in what's likely the final time he will capture public attention so epically.
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Not only does she epically stand up for herself, she finds a new friend in Hollywood legend Arthur (Eli Wallach) and a new love in Miles (Jack Black).
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The Stoupakis distillery transforms the renowned sap into a dessert liquor (the epically named Homeric Mastiha) that smells like fresh-sawn wood and slips effortlessly down the gullet.
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In some ways, she's a passive doormat, whom Emma is able to prod into asking David to sign over his house to them over an epically uncomfortable dinner.
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The first, and potentially most potent, thread is swirling around TikTok, the epically popular social video app that also happens to be owned and operated by China-based ByteDance.
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Part of the appeal of these kinds of games is their massive scope, the idea that you're on a huge quest that takes an epically long time to complete.
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If the DDoS attack really did occur, it's easy to see this as the FCC attempting to distract from getting epically owned by so many pro-net neutrality commenters.
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And an already-fraught visit to Israel became epically more complicated with the revelation that the country was the source of the information Trump revealed to his Russian visitors.
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It was, after all, only eight years ago that 21 million gallons of crude oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico in the epically disastrous Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
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The reason why mosquito bites suck so epically bad has to do with their saliva, which gets injected into your skin every time one of the little buzzers bites you.
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What this shows is that, as important and epically fun as that perfectly planned getaway birthday bash is, the status quo is leaving all of us harried and in debt.
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Season 3 ended with Chuck dying in a fire he set to his own home, after an epically toxic battle with Jimmy that consumed most of Seasons 2 and 3.
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But mostly, the models walked beneath the more subtly dramatic pendulum lights of "Our Time" (2016), the epically proportioned art installation by the British art collective United Visual Artists (UVA).
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Simply put, gravitational waves are vibrations in the fabric of the universe—light-speed ripples in spacetime itself, caused by such epically violent events as exploding stars and black hole mergers.
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But fans aren't complaining — and neither is Dolly Parton, who just saddled up and epically replied to the rapper's request to join him for another version of the chart-topping song.
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Black Lives Matter activist Muhiyidin d'Baha was arrested on Wednesday in South Carolina after epically leaping over a police tape barricade to snatch a Confederate flag out of a protestor's hand.
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In the last season, Cersei epically blew up her capital, King's Landing, and killed off her adversaries -- the religious leader, the High Sparrow, and her former daughter-in-law, Queen Margaery.
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Sergio Dipp -- who became famous Monday night for his epically terrible 'MNF' sideline report -- says he wants another shot to cover the NFL ... assuring the viewers he'll do better next time!
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It's hard to imagine a time when Zoolander wasn't embraced by the fashion industry — the sequel was announced, epically, on the runway at Valentino's fall '15 show in March, after all.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — Even by the standards of an epically polarized Washington, the political talk about President Obama's effort to close the Guantá namo Bay prison is starkly divorced from facts.
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To a lot of Afghanistan watchers, these factors make it seem like things are about to hit the fan: that is, that 2016 is going to be an epically bad year.
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That's especially true in light of what happened on Wednesday morning: Michael Bloomberg, who had an epically disappointing and decidedly un-super Tuesday, dropped out of the race and endorsed Biden.
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In between it all, Logan tries—and epically fails—to embody the empowered female she wants to be, learning a hell of a lot about how relationships work in the process.
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The months leading up to the event have been marked by North Korea's fourth nuclear test, and a number of ballistic missile and rocket launches, including several that were epically botched.
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In an epically long letter just posted to his Facebook page, Mark Zuckerberg announced a series of changes to the social network's unofficial mission statement that has been a long time coming.
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In the days immediately following President Donald Trump's inauguration, when the world was in need of a climate change defender, a few National Park Service Twitter accounts epically rose to the challenge.
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It's not fair that one human would be blessed with epically coiffed hair, washboard abs, a voice that sounds like it's been kissed by an angel, and a perpetually great spray tan.
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Nevertheless, exactly one year after the 2016 presidential election, a race that made social scientists and pollsters reconsider their fundamental models for evaluating the political climate, the polls are still epically off.
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Boris Johnson has pledged to secure such a deal by the end of 2020 and insisted such an outcome is "epically likely," even legislating to ensure he cannot extend the negotiating timetable.
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However, before you add him to the epically long list of characters you can never forgive Shonda Rhimes for writing out of the medical drama, you should know that his character will live on.
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Geraldo Rivera & Edyta SliwinskaRivera may be epically talented at his day job, but there's not much about journalism and TV commentating that overlaps with dance, so he's got his work cut out for him.
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In the current election cycle, the result has been the capture of the Republican nomination by an epically unqualified demagogue, which has effectively deprived the electorate of a remotely acceptable alternative to Hillary Clinton.
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But even when its characters fail epically, as they often do, the show feels optimistic, a daydream of two goofy slobs pinballing through life, every obstacle they meet just something new to ricochet off.
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For more than two years, Carroll, a professor of media design at The New School in Manhattan, has been on an obsessive, epically nerdy, and ultimately valuable quest to retrieve his data from Cambridge Analytica.
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He has survived an epically rocky first year, during which he had to adjust to public sector life while serving under a mercurial boss who, at times, publicly undermined his diplomatic efforts on social media.
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The sunshine-yellow-walled, epically swagged drawing room of Nancy Lancaster's apartment above the former location of the London interior design firm started by Sibyl Colefax and John Fowler never strays far from his consciousness.
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Though that may seem like an already massive number of people, videos of epically long voting lines being posted to Twitter are here to assure you that polling places are still seeing a huge turnout today.
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But setting up a system that relied way too much on people who don't want and will not sign up for health insurance no matter what was epically stupid, and now we're all paying for it.
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Downton moment cry comparison: After fleeing Ireland with a warrant out for Branson's arrest, a pregnant Sybil and a very apologetic Tom reunited in an epically romantic scene that made you feel all the feels. 6.
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I agree with you that there's less to the outrage than meets the eye, but it does sound pretty bad for a candidate to pre-announce that he might choose to be an epically sore loser.
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Beltway insiders also derided the ban on big donors as a critical setback for Warren in the "money primary"—the crucial first scrum for candidates in an epically crowded Democratic field to realize maximum financial advantage.
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Serra failed epically with regard to one of them in 1980, with "Tilted Arc," a commission by the U.S. General Services Administration for the plaza of the Javits Federal Building, near the Brooklyn Bridge in Manhattan.
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"When 'The Young Pope' is bad, it's epically so — laughable, with histrionics and mustache-twirling and bombastic set pieces," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times about this creation from the Italian director Paolo Sorrentino.
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The two are generating epically negative "ratios" in response to their recent tweets — and while it's not exactly a scientific definition, "the ratio" is a good indicator of whether Twitter users are into a tweet or not.
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You see, on Wednesday, after Wendy's promised an ambitious nugget-loving fan he would receive free nuggets for a year if his tweet got 18 million retweets, Oregon senator, Ron Wyden was inspired to epically troll Trump.
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For those who haven't been following the biggest science story of the year, gravitational waves are light-speed ripples in the fabric of spacetime caused by such epically violent events as exploding stars and black hole mergers.
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Throughout all this time the everyday costs of life went up, which means in a nutshell, you got epically screwed It is difficult to overstate the miserable and hollow state that Obama and Biden left this country in.
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Sledding in the house, eating epically constructed ice cream sundaes for dinner, trespassing in your jerk older brother's room — our pint-size stand-in all of a sudden gets to do whatever he wants with seemingly zero repercussions.
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Now that Drake has officially endorsed Cheesecake Factory in "Child's Play" from his most recent album Views, it's finally okay for us all to admit that we love the chain's giant portions and epically long list of cheesecake flavors.
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Read more:35 photos that show how models have changed over the yearsKaia Gerber epically trolled her mom's sexy Instagram with a 'Where's dad?' commentCindy Crawford's 16-year-old son is about to be the next big male model
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In his epically insulting interview with British tabloid The Sun -- owned by Trump ally Rupert Murdoch -- Donald Trump endorsed May's rival, Boris Johnson, and claimed that May ignored his advice and "wrecked" Britain's negotiations to leave the European Union.
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While some may argue that the Court is very liberal and could become epically liberal, I think the most reasonable view is that it is a center-right body, which Obama could possibly move to a center-left body.
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Prime Minister Johnson this week said it was "epically likely" that UK and EU negotiators will negotiate a new free trade deal by the end of the transition period, and has ruled out extending the period beyond December 2020.
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"The fact that these processes failed so epically, that caused this trauma, that caused this terror all across the state of Hawaii, must be fixed immediately, and those responsible for this happening need to be held accountable," Gabbard said.
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The Empire star won best actress in a television drama Sunday night and evoked her epically sassy character when asked if homophobic criticism of the Fox series – on which Jussie Smollett plays a gay R&B singer – gets to the cast.
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But you may want to approach your upcoming Venmo transactions with a bit more caution: According to BuzzFeed, recent violations of the company's epically long User Agreement have resulted in frozen and deactivated accounts — much to the frustration of users.
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Last Week Tonight host John Oliver discusses the persecution Tibetan Buddhists have suffered by the Chinese government, and then epically sits down with the Dalai Lama in India to discuss China, conditions in Tibet and oh - how they're both demons now.
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All in all, September was a fabulous month for Sanders and all progressives, and an epically disastrous month for President Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Until the inevitable day comes when this young core is passed onto more delicate hands (think Mark Jackson to Steve Kerr), Boylen deserves some credit for what he's done to a defense most expected to be epically horrendous all year.
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He refused to withdraw an accusation that Britain, another steadfast ally, had spied on him—a charge for which he has no evidence, and which his own National Security Agency said would be "epically stupid" had it actually happened, which it did not.
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And in the first 85033 days of our 45th president of the United States, the assumption that our country is governed by a set of democratic principles in which our highest elected officials serve our public interest has been demonstrably and epically shattered.
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" Thexton — who made a bombshell appearance on episode 2 of the current Bachelorette, where she epically confronted Rachel Lindsay and Jackson (with receipts!) for failing to break up with her before the show ("You still have the keys to my apartment you motherfucker!
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A family drama in alternately appalling and queasily hilarious extremis, this bravura first feature takes place over an epically terrible Thanksgiving that may inspire you to start leafing through the collected poems of Philip Larkin, looking for that one about Mum and Dad.
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As epically wrong as Kramer was about Guston, he was also awfully persuasive, to the extent that I had to ask myself whether I would have looked at the late works differently if I had seen them in 22016 fresh off of reading the review.
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He reuses the same shots — poetically waving slow-motion flags, erratic whip pans, low-angle circular pans, subjects that make the world seem to swirl epically around them — over and over again, making each film seem like a collage of his favorite personal quotes.
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Human rights organizations have taken opposing stances on the attorney's epically drawn-out citizenship drama, with some demanding that authorities comply with court orders, and others claiming that Miguna should have just surrendered his Canadian passport when he landed in Nairobi on March 26.
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"We can't obviously epically give people post-traumatic stress disorder," said Das, explaining that previous work has shown that unpleasant film clips can result in a similar kind of "intrusive memories"—involuntary, spontaneous thoughts—as occur in PTSD (though obviously the effect is much weaker).
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But today, in an epically multidisciplinary paper in Nature, researchers detail how they married paleontology, biomechanics, computer simulations, live animal demonstrations, and even an Orobates robot to determine that the ancient critter probably walked in a far more advanced way than was previously believed possible.
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Among them are epically proportioned narrative paintings on paper, Talavera-style vases resting on fabricated fruit-packing boxes, a white-and-blue ceramic-tiled mural and a large, handwoven tapestry based on aspirational spray-painted messages including, most prominently, "Amor y Paz" ("Love and Peace").
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At competitively lavish weddings and charity events, and at restaurants like Le Cirque or La Goulue, the arrangements were epically overscale, not unlike the hair, shoulder pads and spending habits of the women who populated this "Bonfire of the Vanities" version of New York.
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A recent blast of epically hot weather across vast regions of Asia has underscored how extreme heat can severely disrupt daily life, especially in poor countries at low latitudes — a problem that scientists say will worsen as the effects of climate change become more apparent.
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Also, some of the text is copied over from the real AMA.) Still, on a day when so many companies are trying so hard yet still failing (often epically), Reddit's tongue-in-cheek prank is a good reminder that sometimes the best jokes are the simplest.
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Barring an unforeseen twist, executives in the for-profit education industry will soon be sleeping better, secure in the knowledge that even the worst are no longer at risk of being thrown off their taxpayer-backed gravy train, no matter how epically they fail their students.
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A winner that sore is poised to be an epically nasty loser, and I have an easier time imagining a "Thelma and Louise" remake starring Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin than I do the Trumps graciously beckoning the Warrens across the threshold of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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To announce the run, Bentley channeled a granola-y shaman alter-ego and headed out into the woods with his opening lineup as well as director and frequent cohort Ryan Silver to film a hilarious bit that sees Bentley guiding his crew through an epically messy hallucination trip.
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"So many of these songs are actually made to charm and compliment women, but when you hear them all together you realize the structure of society," said Ragnar Kjartansson, the Icelandic artist acclaimed internationally for his epically repetitive performances that can stretch on for days, weeks, even months.
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"What if this was the moment that blew all of our commonly held notions about officiating to pieces and made us really, truly question whether the game in its current state can really be adequately overseen by referees at all?" asked Conor Orr, epically, on Sports Illustrated's website.
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The only problem is that when the prince finally decides to show up and yell for her to let down her hair, Kim's going to be far too preoccupied taking mirror selfies of her new epically long locks and launching her new online extension collection to pay him any mind.
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In this adventure-novel-meets-moral-inquiry, a Midwestern single mother at the end of her rope cruises the scenic byways in a rickety R.V. with her two children, dodging raging wildfires, tourist traps, personal demons and epically bad weather, ultimately digging deep to find something close to old-fashioned courage.
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But since this was Kalanick as the protagonist, it's 150 percent ickier and another public mess that is part of the continuing reverberations after a series of firings and departures related to issues of sexism and sexual harassment and what sounds like epically dysfunctional management systems at the much-funded startup.
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If you take the opposite course, which is the implication of the Haberman story and other reports, and move far too fast to end the social distancing and other measures you properly took that have helped the nation respond to the crisis, it would be a decision of epically catastrophic proportion.
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The audience that advertisers depend on can just go read the tweets themselves (Twitter accepts advertising, too.) In a period where the credibility of the press is already in question after many journalists epically failed to accurately report on the election, many viewers may prefer to go to the source directly anyway.
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The album might indeed have benefited from louder and faster beats, but its sudden moments of intensity carry immense weight, such as the bursts of inarticulate yeah-yeah-yeahs after the chorus on "Young Dumb & Broke," or when "Another Sad Love Song" swells up into an epically distraught chorus after the restrained verse.
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The show drops us right back into that moment, which feels like being inside an air bubble in the middle of the sea, with Paul introducing her to his fiancee, Jenny (Bethany Joy Lenz) and Arizona (Jessica Capshaw) and Webber (James Pickens Jr.) are losing their shit over his work which is epically fucked.
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More from Recode: But since this was Kalanick as the protagonist, it's 150 percent ickier and another public mess that is part of the continuing reverberations after a series of firings and departures related to issues of sexism and sexual harassment and what sounds like epically dysfunctional management systems at the much-funded startup.
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"Martha Argerich's distinguished performances have spanned the globe and over the last six decades have earned her world recognition as one of the greatest pianists of the 85033th and 21st centuries; the Eagles' ambitiously themed albums epically merged the American West and rock 'n' roll, paving the way for unconventional music makers and artists to come," he said.
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There are plenty of corners of the Internet best left unexplored, but, should you find yourself, for some reason, investigating that not insignificant part of the Web devoted to New York City bar bathrooms, you might encounter passionate opinions about Welcome to the Johnsons, a grungy Lower East Side dive notorious for its kitsch clutter, plastic-covered sofas, and epically grimy, graffitied lavatories.
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They gave an animated treatment about the pains of a grueling tour life to "Dark Days," they documented themselves epically demolishing Babcock's prized Toyota Camry in "Mabu," and most famously, in their video for "Guilt Trip," they depicted a fictionalized backstory for the band, the result of which was so cinematic and beautiful that it was nominated for a Juno Award in Canada for Video of the Year.
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Someone who does would be in the same position Livia is now, putting their hopes in the epically back-logged immigration court system, where their chances of being granted protection will depend more on whether she can afford a lawyer to represent them, which judge ends up making the decision, and how much pressure that judge is feeling to meet what, in effect, are case completion quotas, rather than the consistent and careful application of the rule of law.
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