Tongue firmly in cheek, the 'hacker' on Facebook Live invites you to gloat over the 0.01%.
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Some members of r/freefolk couldn't help but gloat over Clarke's responses to the fundraising effort.
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He has taken some time to gloat over past predictions that the U.S. would suffer terrorist attacks.
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Yasay said the Philippines did not want to gloat over the win, or rock the boat with ASEAN.
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Those here who gloat over the Trump win are basically saying that those previous American presidents weren't that different.
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In its eagerness to whoop and gloat over positive economic news, the administration destroys the confidence essential for sustained economic prosperity.
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" She recalls telling the company that "it was very bad taste to call them an OxyContin victory and to gloat over it.
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It was also written to commemorate (read: gloat over) Venice's victory against the Ottoman Empire at the siege of Corfu in 1716.
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And when you lose, as you will from time to time, I hope every now and then, your opponent will gloat over your failure.
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American and Western officials are poised to gloat over the recapture of Mosul and Raqqa from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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Willie waddled in a circle around him, grinning like a fat cat that forgot its mange long enough to gloat over a wounded baby bird.
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Iranian officials brazenly boast that their country is now in control of four Arab capitals — Beirut, Baghdad, Sana and Damascus — and gloat over their hegemony.
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The tune rankled the company for decades — but in a statement issued through his label, Prine told VICE News he wouldn't gloat over the company's bankruptcy.
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Some gloat over the chaos of Boris Johnson's government, after it lost six Commons votes, its parliamentary majority, a clutch of Tory MPs and two ministers.
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But before Republicans gloat over the Democrats&apos hypocrisy, they need to be careful and not to mirror the Democrats&apos Russia transformation by becoming Kremlin apologists.
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After getting into a little Twitter spat with the celebrity chef a few months ago, PETA, however, took the opportunity to gloat over him finally making the transition.
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Mr Layton did not explain why a church would gloat over the fact the state had paid for its new rubberised playground surface; nor did he mention the constitutional significance.
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We got the biggest New England fan on the Hill out at Reagan Airport when she couldn't help but gloat over Tom Brady's EIGHTH straight trip to the conference championship game.
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A historic breakthrough with North Korea also offers Trump an opportunity to gloat over former President Barack Obama, to preen on the world stage, and to earn the respect he craves.
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Mr. Trump, who has been traveling the country on a thank-you tour reliving his victory on election night, took time to gloat over his onetime critics in the Republican Party.
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The problem, he maintains, is really "so-called lefties who claim to be against Hitler, but gloat over his atrocities by watching Phönix [a German television channel which broadcasts news and documentaries] each night".
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The announcement, in a seven-minute, 37-second recording, was coupled with a warning to the United States not to gloat over killing Mr. al-Baghdadi, who oversaw beheadings of American hostages and other atrocities.
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I hope Justices John Roberts and Anthony Kennedy consider what will happen when they rule in the administration's favor — only to see Trump gloat over his "Muslim ban" in a tweet the morning after the ruling.
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Where technology and economics collide The US economy posted strong gains in February — which President Donald Trump will almost certainly gloat over, and Federal Reserve officials will almost certainly take as further support for an interest rate hike this month.
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"It's a brilliant piece of social engineering that takes advantage of one of security professionals' worst tendencies: to gloat over security failures," Wendy Nather, the head of advisory chief information security officers at cybersecurity firm Duo, said in an online chat.
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Tomorrow I will admit to eating a bowl of my kids' sugary cereal for breakfast, but I will also gloat over having pushed the bowl aside when I finished and stayed in that seat, building and demolishing and rebuilding paragraphs for three hours.
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But it suggested that at least some senior officials are taking the coronavirus threat seriously, rather than viewing it merely as something that the state media can use to gloat over the travails of foreigners and promote Mr. Putin's image as the savior of a besieged country.
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Unlike the other speakers, Kavanaugh did not gloat over the parade of judicial nominees that have made their way through the Senate or heap praise on Trump, who just hours before had asked the Supreme Court to stop the Manhattan district attorney's office from subpoenaing his tax returns.
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European leaders seemed to gloat over the way they treated Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE at the recent NATO and Group of 2900 summits.
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Tuesday, President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE delivers the annual State of the Union address, which will be an opportunity for him gloat over his acquittal Wednesday in the sham Senate impeachment trial.
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Sade, My Neighbour, translated by Alphonso Lingis. Illinois. Northwestern University Press. "Gloating" is an English word of similar meaning, where "gloat" means "to observe or think about something with triumphant and often malicious satisfaction, gratification, or delight" (e.g., to gloat over an enemy's misfortune).
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Instead of boarding her flight, however, Janet returns to her hotel room to find Freddy there. She declares her love for him, and they kiss and begin undressing. The news reaches Lawrence, who accepts his defeat with grace. He waits for Freddy to return and gloat over his victory, but Janet arrives in tears instead.
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Firestorm again lost due to outside interference and was forced to unmask. Later that same evening, Beckett returned to the ring to gloat over winning the match, keeping his title and taking the mask. Firestorm stormed the ring and beat down Beckett until he agreed to one more rematch. A furious Dave Republic ordered the rematch would be a ladder match.
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His fellow farmers laid a poisoned sheep's carcass on the heights above Eglwysbach across the river. The unsuspecting Garrog seized the bait, was caught and beaten to death. Nico Ifan then came along to gloat over the dead dragon and cursed and kicked the corpse, whereupon the poisoned barbed wing of the Garrog pierced his leg – thus fulfilling the death warning in his dream.
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In 1964, Weitbrecht succeeded in using the device to make a long-distance telephone call, to Marsters. It took several tries, until Weitbrecht's words appeared clearly: "Are you printing me now? Let's quit for now and gloat over the success." Together with engineer Andrew Saks (also deaf), whose grandfather started Saks Fifth Avenue, Marsters and Weitbrecht created The Applied Communications Corporation of Belmont, California to manufacture the modem.
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Kuri then beams down from a hovering Bird-of-Prey to personally gloat over the Klingon Empire's apparent victory over the Federation. Spock (with Prime's support) requests that the miners be released. The Decepticons however refuse to show leniency, and prepare to destroy Optimus Prime. The Decepticons are thwarted by the timely intervention of the USS Enterprise (inexplicably arriving out of the mine, and adorned with an Autobot symbol).
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But, in the problems which Hanslet set before him, he purposely took a detached and impersonal attitude. Only in this way, as he more than once remarked, was it possible to maintain an impartial judgement" Dr Priestley had previously held the chair of Applied Mathematics at a leading Midlands University until he abandoned his chair and retired to the house in Westbourne Terrace which he had inherited from his father, but is described as an independent researcher who delights in scientific controversy. Described in The Ellerby Case, Dr Priestley's book "Fact and Fallacy" "..contained in every one of its two hundred odd pages a direct and trenchant attack upon those whom the author was apt to allude to as "The Orthodox Scientific School" and "So the reviews poured in by every post: denunciatory, indignant, sometimes distinctly abusive. And Dr Priestley would sit and gloat over them, as a primitive warrior might gloat over the blood of his adversaries" In the early books Dr. Priestly provides assistance mainly to his friend Chief Inspector Hanslet.
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The National Speleological Society made Bretz an honorary member in 1954. Bretz received the Penrose Medal, the Geological Society of America's highest award, in 1979, at the age of 96.Penrose Medal 1979 to J Harlen Bretz, Geological Society of America After this award, he told his son: "All my enemies are dead, so I have no one to gloat over." Each year at Albion College, the J Harlen Bretz Award is given to the most outstanding senior in the geology department.
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Tolkien criticized Allied use of total-war tactics against civilians of Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan. In a 1945 letter to his son Christopher, he wrote that it was unacceptable to gloat over a criminal's or Germany's punishment, and that Germany's destruction, deserved or not, was an "appalling world-catastrophe".Letters, no. 96. He was horrified by the 1945 atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, referring to the scientists of the Manhattan Project as "these lunatic physicists" and "Babel-builders".
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He is able to spread the disease from one animal to another by injection, but finds himself unable to detect any microbe being transferred (viruses had not yet been discovered), and the method he used to create the anthrax vaccine does not work. Charbonnet visits the lab to gloat over Pasteur's failure. He is so certain Pasteur is a quack that he injects himself with rabies--and is triumphant, as he does not get the disease. Pasteur is puzzled, until his wife Marie (Josephine Hutchinson) suggests that the sample may have gotten weak with age.
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GHB flipped the station to Hot AC as KURB "B-98.5" following a continued decline in ratings and the overall decline of the top-40 format at the time. In a twist of irony, B-98.5 would assure KKYK would not be able to gloat over its apparent victory. It hired Craig O'Neill back from KKYK and once again beat its former rival, which continued to struggle with its fellow CHR's nationwide. Around 2000, B-98.5 shifted from Hot AC to AC, which it continues to run today.
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Meanwhile, Sylvia's husband Bart turns to alcohol as his family fortune dwindles, and he turns their island home into an inn. After twenty years away, Ken decides to visit the island again, writing Bart to ask for lodging. At first Bart wants to refuse, since he feels Ken is visiting to gloat over the relative change in their financial circumstances, but Sylvia insists that they need the money too badly to turn Ken down. Ken brings Molly and Helen to the island, and everyone tries to be cordial.
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The nīþing used its malicious seiðr magic to destroy anything owned and made by man, ultimately the human race and Midgard itself. > Since primitive societies exclusively attributed their fear of evil > sorcerers [i.e., seiðmaðr] to the sorcerer's motivating envy, all Indo- > Germanic proverbs on the matter indicate that passive envy easily turns into > aggressive crimes. He who envies is not satisfied to passively wait for his > neighbours to run into accidents by coincidence to secretly gloat over them > (while his gloating habits are widely accepted as a fact), he makes sure > that they will live in misery or worse.
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By the close of the conference it was left open for the total to be far higher than Keynes's was happy about; the first firm figure recommended by the reparations committee in mid-1920 was set at $33 billion. He left before the very end and resigned from the Treasury, writing to Lloyd George: "The battle is lost. I leave the Twins to gloat over the devastation of Europe." Keynes went on to write The Economic Consequences of the Peace, where he warned of the grave consequences of continuing to inflict excessive punishment on the German people.
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Marius sees through their disguise and orders them to leave, but they refuse to do so until they have properly extorted him. They attempt to blackmail Marius with the information that Valjean is a murderer, offering the stolen ring as evidence. Their plan backfires when Marius recognizes the ring as his own, realizing that Valjean must have rescued him after the barricades fell. He hits Thénardier and throws him the rest of his money before leading Cosette away, leaving the Thénardiers to enjoy the feast and gloat over their survival, despite their children's deaths ("Beggars At The Feast").
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Kryten, questioning it on the meaning of life, manages to throw the universe into a midlife crisis due to its own lifespan being at its halfway point, not to mention expanding exponentially. However, Kryten reasons that love is the answer to the question, as they know it exists and if it does, life has meaning. The crew head back to Red Dwarf, with Kryten contacting Butler on the way. Intending to gloat over their meeting the universe, Butler reveals he intentionally tinkered Starbug to land at the station, claiming to know the universe, and calling him "uni" which drives Kryten to disbelief.
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When White Woz appeared, Black Woz became disgusted by his callous counterpart's conduct and lost his composure whenever he was around him. In fact, he hardly interacted with him unless it was to gloat over him when Sogo acquired a new power. He also encouraged Sogo to defeat Geiz to negate White Woz's history, but the youth never followed through on this. After being attacked and wounded by Geiz Revive, Black Woz formed a temporary alliance with the Time Jacker Heure to steal White Woz's Rider powers so he can force Geiz into overusing his Revive form.
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Although extremely intelligent, with tremendous knowledge of the mystic arts, he is overwhelmingly arrogant, generally does not adapt well to sudden confusion and unexpected developments, and has a tendency to gloat over technically outmatched foes rather than swiftly finish them off.Doctor Voodoo: Avenger of the Supernatural #1 (2010) What makes Dormammu different from other prominent Marvel supervillains is that he has been shown as fully capable of personally defeating cosmic entities, even without external power sources and outside of the "Dark Dimension". Originally genderless siblings, Dormammu and his sister Umar have an unpredictable love-hate relationship. Sometimes loyal and collaborative, other times they gladly betray each other or take the other's power for themselves.
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A Protocol of 1919 is a fabricated text appearing in the appendices of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, purportedly found on 9 December 1919 among the documents of a Jewish Red battalion commander killed in the Estonian War of Independence. The document's supposed authors, the "Israelite International League", gloat over their success at reducing the Russian people to "helpless slaves", and urge their fellow Jews to "excite hatred" and "buy up Government loans and gold", in order to grow in "political and economic power and influence". The text has been cited, as with other antisemitic canards, as evidence for the antisemitic belief that the Jews are conspiring to take over the world.
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Scottish chroniclers gloat over the story of his capture by Robert the Bruce, and tell how this king forced his prisoner to sing the defeat of his own countrymen as the price of his freedom. Baston's verses on this occasion are rhymed hexameters, with the rhymes disposed very irregularly. One couplet, describing Robert Bruce before the engagement, may serve as an example:— : Cernit, discernit acies pro Marte paratas; : Tales mortales gentes censet superatas. Archibald Bower gives the verses in full as "worthy for their goodness to be set on a candlestick;" but the Scottish writers of the next century were fully alive to their faults, which the English ascribed to the fact of their author's having penned them with an unwilling muse and against his conscience.
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Bill feeling bitter that Papa was nagging him over both the affair with Maggie and his alcoholism actually bitterly told off his father, as he had never done before, and Papa decided to temporarily move with Meta and Bruce to New York City. Unfortunately, when Papa came back to Springfield and again moved into the efficiency apartment and only told Ed this, Ed would go and gloat over this to Bill which set Bill to drinking again. Meanwhile, at the same time, Paul found out about Papa's living situation and was livid and suggested that Papa speak to Bert. And when Bert found out from Ed what he had said to Bill about Papa's living situation she was livid at him.
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Harry confides to Prescott that supernatural killers love to gloat over their work as much as mortal serial killers do, so Prescott arranges for him to be present at the Talbots' funeral the next morning. The only unfamiliar face Prescott notices is a gravedigger, whom Harry's "sight" reveals to be a goblin. The goblin attacks Harry and avoids retaliation by grabbing Prescott's girlfriend, Ambre, as a hostage, before escaping. Harry consults with Bob, a "spirit of intellect" housed inside a skull, whose encyclopedic knowledge of magic and the spirit world includes the fact that the Talbot family is cursed; Major Talbot disappeared two weeks after the incident in the Cairo café, and his body was found wrapped in a mummy sarcophagus in the British Museum.
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Outside a London pub, an elderly bearded sage named Doctor Parnassus runs a nearly-bankrupt traveling theatre troupe, which includes his teenaged daughter Valentina, a sleight-of- hand expert and barker Anton, and a dwarf assistant Percy. The troupe's main attraction is a portal to a magical "Imaginarium", a surreal dream world that transforms according to its participants' own desires and offers them a choice between difficult self-fulfillment or easy ignorance. After a drunkard is swayed to the latter, Parnassus says he has lost "another one" to Mr. Nick, a suave personification of the Devil, who often appears without warning to taunt Parnassus and gloat over Parnassus's failures. He reminds Parnassus that in three days Valentina turns 16, and her soul will belong to Mr. Nick.
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Negroes are no more over-sexed than Caucasians; mulatto children > in the West Indies and America were not the result of parthenogenesis. If > Negro troops had syphilis, they contracted it from the white and yellow > races. As for German women, in their economic plight they were selling > themselves to anyone. I do not protest because I happen to be a Negro...I > write because I feel that the ultimate result of your propaganda will be > further strife and blood-spilling between whites and the many members of my > race...who have been dumped down on the English docks since the ending of > the European war...Bourbons of the United States will thank you, and the > proletarian underworld of London will certainly gloat over the scoop of the > Christian-Socialist pacifist Daily Herald.
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"On the day you stood aloof while strangers carried off his wealth and foreigners entered his gates and cast lots for Jerusalem, you were like one of them... You should not march through the gates of my people in the day of their disaster, nor gloat over them in their calamity in the day of their disaster, nor seize their wealth in the day of their disaster." ( NIV) Obadiah said in judgement Yahweh would wipe out the house of Esau forever, and not even a remnant would remain. The Edomites' land would be possessed by Egypt and they would cease to exist as a people. The Day of the Lord was at hand for all nations, and someday the children of Israel would return from their exile and possess the land of Edom.
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With mentions in numerous books and articles—ranging from The New York Times, New York Daily News or Boston Globe to USA Today, the Christian Science Monitor or Sports Illustrated—the "Eamus Catuli!" and "Anno Catulorum" signs have come to be equated with Chicago Cubs baseball and Wrigley Field. Moving beyond a trivia contest, both have gained a life of their own—identifiable to fans as well as ballplayers on both the home and opposing teams. For Carlos Peña, Cubs first baseman for the 2011 season, the sign appeared to be a source of frustration when he called for a change in the team's losing ways mid-season. For others, such as rival catcher A. J. Pierzynski, it's served as an opportunity to gloat over the team's continually lackluster fortunes. In each case, it has certainly come to be equated with futility, its numbers keeping track and serving as a reminder of the team’s seasons, and possibly culture, of losing.
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