It's probably time to start giving a damn about food.
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Here's the latest examples of a swan not giving a damn.
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Tweeting "prayers for the victims" does not equal giving a damn.
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Giving a damn requires us to commit to solving the problem.
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Here's to following Carey's lead and not giving a damn in 2017.
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By contrast, the Trumpian method for avoiding shame is not giving a damn.
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Feeling bad for a day or two does not equal giving a damn.
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So the court can appreciate Tom's desire to commence apocalyptically not giving a damn.
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With Snap's $3.4 billion initial public offering they have simply given up giving a damn.
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Species conservation takes time, effort, funding, and most importantly, it takes people giving a damn.
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With Snap's $2136 billion initial public offering they have simply given up giving a damn.
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Changing your Facebook profile photo to support the victims does not equal giving a damn.
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Game of Thrones captivated audiences by not giving a damn about traditional narrative measures of importance.
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She's sending a message about not giving a damn about the insults, while reveling in her attractiveness.
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Aretha Franklin, Queen of the Camcorder, Bold Fashion Statements, and Not Giving a Damn, would be so proud!
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"They've been supportive of Trump, protesting against Trump, and not giving a damn about the man," he said.
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How do you think we can get those people—and the customers who buy those fish—to start giving a damn?
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Fully aware of her vocal limitations, she simply went into the recordings using the punk rock spirit of not giving a damn.
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I'd gone dancing in straight clubs all around Bucharest many times before that night without giving a damn about what anyone thought.
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Gail: The public seems to be pretty much on the Sanders side when it comes to not giving a damn about the emails.
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As Scott puts it, it's about "giving a damn, " or caring enough about someone to be honest with them to encourage their improvement.
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She discovers herself, her "essence," by deciding to become a writer, without giving a damn about how the popular girls will see that.
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Goodbye to eating everything I wanted without giving a damn about calories or carbs of any of the rest of that completely tedious foodspeak.
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"We joined Russia and they stopped giving a damn about us," Yevgeny, a worker at a titanium plant in the town of Armyansk told Reuters.
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"It's about giving a damn," she added, "sharing more than just your work self and encouraging everyone who reports to you to do the same."
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Part of me wanted Lacie to give up and go home, and another part wanted her to crash the wedding and learn to stop giving a damn.
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I can't deny that the glum, resentful, not-giving-a-damn masculine vibe of "Cold Pursuit" has its appeal, as does Moland's blunt knack for efficient screen violence.
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Mayer's reputation worries are quite the opposite of Swift's reputation, in which she comes to terms with not giving a damn about her (so bad it feels good) reputation.
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Welcome to Noisey Next, our series dedicated to bringing you our favorite new artists on the verge of blowing up, breaking ground, or otherwise worth giving a damn about.
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The ex-NFL star told us he went full Allen Iverson when he showed up at UT, not giving a damn about practice ... and it almost got him benched.
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This, of course, will only happen I guess when buyers start giving a damn about this more than they care about 0-60mph machismo and supposedly attractive purchase-financing terms.
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We all have to let our guards down at some point, and this is the perfect time in history for you to start giving a damn about the people around you.
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A finding of no correlation between sporting events and either violent crime or property crime may be analytically top class, but you couldn't be blamed, frankly, for not giving a damn.
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And while living outside of societal norms and not giving a damn about the expectations of straight society also plays a part in my attitude, I think this choice also extends beyond queerness.
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Photos by Yudi Ela Welcome to Noisey Next, our series dedicated to bringing you our favorite new artists on the verge of blowing up, breaking ground, or otherwise worth giving a damn about.
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The default flag is called an "importance marker," and it's slapped on an email after Google's fancy algorithms have used a variety of factors to determine that it's worth giving a damn about.
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Photos by Mitchell Wojcik Welcome to Noisey Next, our series dedicated to bringing you our favorite new artists on the verge of blowing up, breaking ground, or otherwise worth giving a damn about.
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Photos by Casey Catelli Welcome to Noisey Next, our series dedicated to bringing you our favorite new artists on the verge of blowing up, breaking ground, or otherwise worth giving a damn about.
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Photos by Jake Lewis Welcome to Noisey Next, our series dedicated to bringing you our favorite new artists on the verge of blowing up, breaking ground, or otherwise worth giving a damn about.
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The Diaz Brother of EBI An interesting response to Martinez's constant sitting up to threaten the kimura was seen from Rafael Domingo, who won a lot of fans by aggressively not giving a damn.
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All photos by Cara Robbins Welcome to Noisey Next, our series dedicated to bringing you our favorite new artists on the verge of blowing up, breaking ground, or otherwise worth giving a damn about.
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Distilled to its essence, hers is a feminism of not giving a damn, grabbing all the power you can, marrying the younger man, wearing the crazy veil and broadcasting for the world to see.
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All photos by Rebecca Miller Welcome to Noisey Next, our series dedicated to bringing you our favorite new artists on the verge of blowing up, breaking ground, or otherwise worth giving a damn about.
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After years of living in hiding with her family, Rahmani — who prided herself on never giving a damn what anyone thought of her — did something she never believed she'd have to do: She fled.
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And while users that can flee to alternative options continue to do so, there's still millions of Americans stuck with companies making it very clear that actually giving a damn about paying customers is among their lowest priorities.
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And as of the first episode of season eight, he seems to be showcasing this ability primarily by sitting around in the Winterfell courtyard, perfecting the art of the zillion-yard stare and palpably not giving a damn about other humans.
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This is big dick energy, at least in my estimation: being sent to talk about how great your new project is, not giving a damn, and instead largely using that time to tell people about how much you love someone else's work.
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"I want to be able to show you who I am, not giving a damn about whether it matches what you wanted me to be [while] building a true community of people where we can talk about s— that matters," she said.
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"I walked into that concert not knowing anything about music and not giving a damn about it," he told Sarah Willis, a horn player with the Berlin Philharmonic, in 2012 when she spoke with him for one of her online "Horn Hangouts" interviews.
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Apple may have offered this olive branch in the hope of smoothing relations with Moscow, but its actions have contributed to a growing sense of insecurity in Ukraine, where the foreign minister, Vadym Prystaiko, has accused Apple of "not giving a damn" about his country.
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There are so few human characters worth giving a damn about on this show that it's kind of fun to have the eminently capable Elsie back to handle herself, and it's good to have an episode to cement her in the memory more firmly than previous ones did.
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You could imagine a moment decades in the future, when some eager and brilliant young researcher might hold to the light one of the slides Annese made from Henry's brain, appreciating it for the historic and gorgeous and mysterious object it would always remain, not giving a damn who owned or controlled it.
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There have been bitter differences before, notably over the war in Iraq, but to Europeans, Mr. Trump's contempt is of a higher order, an arrogant mind-set that even on matters of paramount global importance, America will do what it wants without giving a damn for the interests of its closest allies.
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They demand that we be horrified and mourn the death of any officer -- and we all do, because we should -- while not giving a damn about Gray and others like him, then have the gall to wonder why an entire movement sprung up around the idea of forcing people to remember that black lives matter, too.
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There too union workers and regulators allege phone companies have simply stopped giving a damn, numerous recent settlements illustrating how network gear is simply being left to rot: Even when repairs are made to lines, cabinets, and utility poles, critics are quick to highlight an obvious half-assed approach to the work in recent years: Christopher Mitchell is the Director of the Community Broadband Networks Initiative, which helps local communities explore connectivity alternatives to apathetic monopolies.
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It was only after I was eight episodes into the original series that I realized (no, really, I am not making this up for dramatic effect): the next day — today — was the 20th anniversary of the Pokémon pilot airing in the US That "Pika-pi" has been drilling into my skull for two decades, years after I'd stopped giving a damn about new Pokémon games (sorry, friends, if I'm gonna "catch 'em all," 250 of them is my limit), and now here it was again, to passive-aggressively remind me of my encroaching mortality.
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He later accused Truman of not giving "a damn whether steel mills are opened to produce defense steel"."Truman Assailed on Defense Steel." New York Times. July 24, 1952.
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Gibbs has recorded more than 100 podcasts under the title "Thanks for Giving a Damn" that consist of conversational interviews with musicians. Podcasts have included conversations with Mando Saenz, Ramsay Midwood, Chris Shiflett (Foo Fighters), Marshall Crenshaw, Jim White, Delbert McClinton, and Amy Lashley. The podcast has been featured on iTunes' "New And Noteworthy" and "What's Hot" lists.
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Not caring whatsoever, in the eyes of some, is even worse than having distaste for something. Author Leo Buscaglia is quoted as saying "I have a very strong feeling that the opposite of love is not hate-it's apathy. It's not giving a damn." Helen Keller claimed that apathy is the "worst of them all" when it comes to the various evils of the world.
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In 1967, Vidal appeared in the CBS documentary, CBS Reports: The Homosexuals, in which he expressed his views on homosexuality in the arts. Commenting on his life's work and his life, he described his style as "Knowing who you are, what you want to say, and not giving a damn." Vidal often refuted the label of "gay". He maintained that it referred to sexual acts rather than sexuality.
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For some time now the little worm has been squirming around not giving a damn about drawing at his feet that's slowly appearing in the grass that looks just like the little worm yet inside down. Then one fine day he got so fed up with the enigma drawn that he started pulling at it and rolled up the lines into a ball that he used to have a simple suit woven on a loom. When he presents himself like that, dressed as "himself" and brimming with optimism, we are obliged to ponder that the little worm "in person" is different to almost everyone in real life. And this is what he has grasped well: A topsy-turvy world makes sense Only if you look at it all together and all at once and if you don't scatter your life: a fraction comme il faut, a fraction upside down.
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In August 1968, the Los Angeles Times urban affairs editor, Ray Herbert, wrote an article indicating that the two homes were to be demolished the following month to make room for a $500 million skyscraper development. Herbert noted that plans to relocate them to a planned Heritage Park had failed: "The end has come for Bunker Hill's two remaining turn-of-the-century mansions." Carl Mason, president of the Southern California Chapter of the American Institute of Architects said, "If it was just these two buildings, it wouldn't be so disturbing, but it's symptomatic of a lack of respect for our past -- of no one giving a damn about our heritage." In September 1968, with demolition set for October 1, 1968, the Salt Box and the Castle were saved when the Los Angeles Recreation and Park Commission voted to move the two structures to city-owned land in Montecito Heights where the Heritage Square Museum was eventually built.
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