"There's no reason to gloat about this and everything else."
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Still, we gloat about being so close that we could touch them.
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Australian fans can gloat about retaining the trophy, having won it last time.
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She thinks he's come to gloat about Trump's victory and tries to kick him out.
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He used the #TrumpTrain hashtag to gloat about Trump's win in the November presidential election.
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I wasn't ready for Megan McCain's husband to gloat about inheriting wealth from slavery. pic.twitter.
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As president-elect in early January, Trump took to Twitter to gloat about his successor's ratings.
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"President Trump will no doubt gloat about these findings and misuse them in his ongoing disinformation campaign," Rep.
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Is there anything more irritating than hearing someone gloat about fight predictions that turned out to be true?
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President Bill Clinton also presided over a bubbly stock market but resisted the urge to gloat about it.
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The initial claim was traced to online forums like 4chan, where commenters appeared to gloat about deceiving journalists.
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Third, McConnell can now gloat about any 5-4 decision in which Gorsuch casts a vote with the majority.
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The campaign was a flop, but the way in which Donald Trump chose to gloat about it was telling.
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They are disappointed at the lost opportunity to gloat about their power abroad had Mueller's report found Trump guilty of collusion.
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But the excitement came with an admonition "to be a good winner" and not to gloat about his win at school.
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"There are times when people at Facebook would gloat about the power and reach of the network," a former senior employee said.
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As it stands, chances are about even that we'll see Trump at the dais again next year, with considerably more to gloat about.
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It's not every day that a beverage comes around that can both get you tipsy and offer you health benefits to gloat about.
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"(Tech) organisations constantly gloat about the potential of digital media to do good, but I feel there is very little done," he said.
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"(Tech) organisations constantly gloat about the potential of digital media to do good, but I feel there is very little done," he said.
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It's fair to say that, despite loving to gloat about their dining choices, rappers have not exactly embraced the traditions of the holiday.
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Meanwhile, Lyft's co-founder and president John Zimmer says he's not going to gloat about his main competitor's misfortunes during its scandal-filled year.
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Gilbert admittedly has no chill, though ... so he took the opportunity to gloat about his big win in court and troll Laura at the same time.
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Meanwhile, his crew of unlikely white nationalist Davids have had time to gloat about orchestrating the upset of the century and taking down the Clinton Goliath.
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Occasional they emphasize and gloat about the achievements of the people they know, because they like to bask in the glory of being connected to them.
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For those disappointed by the presidential outcome, much of the anxiety stemmed from concerns that relatives who supported Donald J. Trump might gloat about his victory.
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Kives, a Hollywood agent, forwarded the email chain to John Podesta, Clinton's campaign chairman, and Huma Abedin, Clinton's closest aide, to gloat about the verbal beatdown.
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He may hope that economic difficulties, inflated expectations, populist promises and regional conflicts will in due course allow Moscow to gloat about the failings of popular revolutions.
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Trump thanked them for swinging Wisconsin his way, then immediately started to gloat about the results of the recount, which had only been announced the previous day.
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Both he and Erteo are notoriously attention-hungry and have made very public appearances to spread their rhetoric and gloat about their successes in repressing Western metal bands.
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Republicans who thought they could rush this dreadful bill to give President Trump a first-100-day achievement to gloat about seem oblivious to what most Americans want.
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So far, Mr. Trump's secretary for health and human services, Tom Price, has taken every opportunity to gloat about the health law's setbacks, even as he is administering its programs.
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The election was a month ago, and Trump fans are still exercising their right to gloat about how a bunch of famous liberals said they would move to Canada if Trump won.
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With the center-right government of Prime Minister Mark Rutte facing a tough re-election bid later this year, officials have been careful not to gloat about the overabundance of vacant cells.
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President Donald Trump used the usually solemn occasion of the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday to gloat about his acquittal in the Senate's impeachment as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sat just feet from him.
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"I get one day where I can gloat about it, and you all get upset," Mr. Klaber, 43, an apartment building manager, said of his largely liberal circle of friends, who were not amused.
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Unlike with the similarly internet-fueled Pizzagate and Seth Rich "cover-ups," which involved unknowable power brokers with vast resources, acknowledging the November 4th uprising theory is an excuse to gloat about its inevitable failure.
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We got the ex-Pats DB just a couple days after Brady earned his 9th trip to the Super Bowl ... and Asante couldn't help but gloat about the correct Brady prediction he made to us last month.
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" Mr. Trump made no mention of the President's birthplace at his Thursday rally in Laconia, N.H., but he did gloat about starting his rally 30 minutes before his traveling press was set to arrive, calling it "good news.
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Some of those clients are now grappling with a secret, nerve-racking waiting game, while fellow parents openly gloat about cheaters getting their due or whisper about which high school senior might have benefited from some shady help.
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Texans who gloat about new Austinites who fled San Francisco's "out-of-control housing costs" gloss over a basic fact: San Francisco is more expensive than cities in Texas in part because more people want to live here than there is housing.
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In that moment, the believers who had suffered through the team's years in the desert/basement would be exalted and made glorious in their faith, or anyway be able to gloat about everyone who didn't think Joel Embiid would ever make it via ironic retweet.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg even went so far as to gloat about the success of this deceptive modus operandi on stage at a European conference in May — claiming the "vast majority" of users were "willingly" opting in to targeted advertising via its new consent flow.
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And all of it is underpinned by Apple's privacy pledge and relatively solid security track record, as well as the luxury status symbol provided by an Apple-branded piece of titanium, with its number-less design that non-coincidentally makes it easy to gloat about on social media.
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And as I see this, I cringe when politicians discuss health saving accounts and tax-breaks as though they are earth-shattering innovations, and when they gloat about eliminating "entitlements" that provide people with health security and expose them (and hospitals and taxpayers who will ultimately pay their bill) to certain harm.
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While most of the criticisms lobbed against this team have struck me as completely ludicrous, I do cede the point that this is really the first time that an American team has dominated in a truly international sport — which means soccer has become yet another arena for the US to gloat about our supposed supremacy.
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She often calls Fujita to gloat about her latest stolen items. Sara sees her as a rival for Fujita's attention. She has a volatile personality and her manservant, Menou, has said that Fei can be sunny one day and stormy the next. She sometimes has a problem with her eyes and fears she may go blind.
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The girls attempt to rescue the boys, only to fall overboard themselves. The bullies seize the opportunity to pull ahead. The bullies gloat about their apparently imminent victory, yet their brash over-confidence, infighting, and constant carelessness during the race has seen them become involved in numerous mishaps, causing them to suffer substantial damage to their raft. Just shy of the finish line, their raft finally gives out and sinks.
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The Chamberlain, however, is more interested in his own sexual conquests and is delayed by his constant attempts to seduce the women he is meant to be inviting. Word of the ball reaches Cinderella and her stepsisters. The stepsisters gloat about how they will seduce the Prince ("Do It To Me"). They humiliate Cinderella by dumping ashes and garbage over her, then set out for the ball without her.
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NCIS is called in to investigate a helicopter crash when the missing crew washes up on the shore. However, the pilot is still missing. Meanwhile, Ziva is upset that DiNozzo and McGee gloat about meeting a group of girls on a night out and their arranging a next-time. Fed up of their gloating, ZIva dares the two to ask out the first woman they see, which happens to be CGIS agent Borin, who is also investigating the crash.
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Poque is in his room playing his guitar when Horatio and Marcus burst in announcing that "a strange looking guy with a red face" from a record label wants them to record an album and that one of their songs is capable of killing opossums. They gloat about it for a while and then leave. Rocko and Derek bring Sean to the Mega64 so they can show him The Specter in his program. Sean puts on his helmet while Derek loads the program.
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With support from Hermann Göring, planes containing supplies were flown in to aid the divisions while they were in the pocket for some 81 days between 8 February and 20 March. Göring would later gloat about his success in freeing the pocket during the Battle of Stalingrad later that year, when a similar airlift concept was applied. While liberated, the 12th Infantry had left the pocket in a much-weakened state. In 1943, with the German Army on the retreat, the division fought in the Belarussian city of Vitebsk.
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The Master contacts them to gloat about his seeming victory, and reveals that the three are wanted criminals. Hiding in an abandoned building, the Doctor uses parts of Martha's laptop and his TARDIS keys to create perception filters so they can move about unnoticed. He explains some of the Master's past and tells them how, as a child, the Master looked into the time vortex and was driven mad. They see a TV report that the Master is planning to reveal humanity's first contact the next day with an alien race known as the Toclafane.
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Oliver "Ollie" Littlebody is terrible at track races. He hates running and always falls over the finish line in last place. He is always competing against Anthony St John Smythe, who is always winning races and enjoys waiting for Ollie to cross the finish line to gloat about winning at him. After embarrassing himself at another track race, Ollie is approached by an old man, who offers to train him into a successful athlete that will stop Anthony's boasting and put his name at the top of the running leagues; although unconvinced, Ollie accepts.
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He lies to the lionesses about where they are going, and Sarafina (Nala's mother) and Sarabi allow the cubs to go, escorted by Zazu. Simba and Nala formulate a plan and manage to lose Zazu, while Simba brags about his future position ("I Just Can't Wait to Be King"). The cubs go to the graveyard and begin to explore. Zazu catches up, but they are confronted by three hyenas: Shenzi, Banzai and Ed. The hyenas intend to eat the trespassers and they gloat about their find ("Chow Down").
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Bishop said Graham "really is like my daughter". Mashable contributor Proma Khosla believes "Bishop embodies the Emily we knew during Gilmore Girls’ seven seasons: classily dressed and put-together, with the aura of someone who’s better than you, even if Bishop doesn’t gloat about it like her character." Bishop appreciates Sherman-Palladino for employing her as an "older" actress. Although Gilmore Girls was Bishop and Herrmann's first time working together, they had met once before at the 30th Tony Awards in 1976 after both winning awards for featured actress and actor in a musical and play, respectively.
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Thus, Martin became a female called Margaret. Margaret is depicted as being a self-absorbed, grumpy, spiteful, and cantankerous girl who shares an intense rivalry with Henry, and their opposing neighborhood clubs continuously develop practical jokes or conspiracies against one another. They have resorted to each other's companionship when left with no other options, but nonetheless detest one another and continuously plot against one another, especially in an attempt to soil each other's reputations. Margaret has a tendency to gloat about her various accomplishments in a ridiculously narcissistic fashion, looking down on others and domineering her friends and peers.
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Writing for Newsweek, an article titled "A Nasty Piece of Work" by James Kirchick described 'Unhitched' as a 'tawdry new book' that, among other things, included unsubstantiated claims of plagiarism and unfounded personal attacks. Seymour responded by saying that Kirchick's review "was the most deliciously splenetic fanboy tribute to unreasoning hysteria that it has ever been my pleasure to gloat about" in a piece for his blog that was subsequently reposted by Jacobin and Salon. Reviewing the book for the Irish magazine Red Banner, writer Kevin Higgins noted Seymour "lands many heavy punches" on Hitchens' reputation, and that "Unhitched is well written, if a little verbose in places".Higgins, Kevin.
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Elizabeth A. Fenn writes that "the actual effectiveness of an attempt to spread smallpox remains impossible to ascertain: the possibility always exists that infection occurred by some natural route." Philip Ranlet describes as a clear sign that the blankets had no effect the fact that the same delegates were met a month later, and that nearly all of the met natives were recorded to have lived for decades afterwards. He also questions why Trent didn't gloat about any possible success in his journal if there was such. David Dixon holds likely that the transmission happened via some other route and possibly from the event described by John McCullough.
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Apple's decision to not update the Classic with newer technology such as a newer CPU, higher RAM capacity or color display resulted in criticism from reviewers, with Macworld describing it as having "nothing to gloat about beyond its low price" and "unexceptional". But, it ensured compatibility with the Mac's by-then healthy software base as well as enabled it to fit the lower price Apple intended for it. Nevertheless, the Classic featured several improvements over the aging Macintosh Plus, which it replaced as Apple's low-end Mac computer. It was up to 25 percent faster than the Plus and included an Apple SuperDrive floppy disk drive as standard.
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Kung Lao, especially, took time to gloat about how he will win. This rivalry escalated until the two warriors become convinced that the other has been corrupted by Outworld. The wind god Fujin's bio for Mortal Kombat: Armageddon (2006) describes Kung Lao as having joined forces with him to bring their former comrades Raiden and Liu Kang under control, with the God of Thunder becoming "as ruthless as Shao Kahn" and Liu Kang's corpse selectively slaying various people. Fujin then goes on to state in his bio that if no solution was found to revert the two corrupted warriors back to normal, both he and Kung Lao would be forced to finish them.
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The end of the match came when Lana climbed onto the ring apron and was accidentally knocked off by Rusev, who then suffered an "Attitude Adjustment" for Cena's pin and the title. This was Rusev's first pinfall loss in WWE since he debuted in the main roster in April 2014. In the next segment, The Authority (Triple H and Stephanie McMahon) announced that WrestleMania had set a new Levi's Stadium attendance record of 76,976 and began to gloat about their accomplishments and Triple H's victory over Sting earlier in the night, which prompted The Rock to enter the ring. After a verbal exchange, McMahon insulted the Rock and slapped him across the face, taunting that he wouldn't retaliate because he dare not hit a woman.
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A new dictator is appointed (a dancing man seen earlier in the episode; he evidently keeps the change of at least the national anthem, as he and the citizens are seen dancing to it) and while initially loved by the people, an epilogue shows that he became known as El Bailarin de la Muerte ("The Dancer of Death"), and was the most brutal dictator in the island's history. In a B-story, while Steve and his friends act out The Little Mermaid, Snot appears to be drowning in the pool when he is actually portraying a character from the movie. Francine quickly jumps in and saves him, holding him close to her breasts. Snot then starts to gloat about it to his gym class, only for Steve to find out and swear to get revenge.
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