I ended up playing it kind of grouchy and ornery, like this grouchy professor thing.
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It's a sweet, charming movie about a grouchy old man who becomes marginally less grouchy when he befriends the new family that moves in next door to him.
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"What kind of writer are you?" he rasped, sounding grouchy.
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A stable but recently mediocre economy has made them grouchy.
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Not being mean, grouchy and evil for no real reason!
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Or maybe you get really grouchy and snap at everyone.
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He's like the grouchy old man [going], Get off my lawn!
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Mostly, we have a stack of notoriously dull, grouchy business correspondence.
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This mean, grouchy, evil stuff u pulling these days are NOT cool.
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It's a fine line remaining hip and relevant, while appeasing the grouchy.
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Even when you're clocked out for the day, you feel inexplicably grouchy.
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I kept waiting for you to find somebody hipper or less grouchy.
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It works, though, because everybody else in the kitchen is grouchy, too.
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We're also greeted with sassy, grouchy taglines fit for a real Housewives veteran.
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This is generally a grouchy, impatient, stupid time of year in the discourse.
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LEFT POV: bar, grouchy bartender, arms crossed, some men sitting at the bar.
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Personally, as I'm a grouchy old man who doesn't like talking to technology.
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It makes us grouchy but that's why you come here in the summer.
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Kanye freaking West, the guy so famously grouchy there are memes about it.
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This will be a welcome change after a very grouchy and unsatisfying morning.
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Watch out for a grouchy mood as people don't get what they want.
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Hancock compensates by eliminating sex appeal altogether, replacing it with stubborn, grouchy belligerence.
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He's disoriented and grouchy: "Who the hell are you guys?!" he asks the gang.
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Mercury opposes Saturn at 9:47 PM: the mood is serious, focused, and grouchy.
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Everyone's energy is low today, due to the Moon in Capricorn meeting grouchy Saturn.
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In the episode, Oscar appeared as an anchor on the Grouchy News Network, GNN.
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Bird; a grouchy neighbor, Mr. Curry; and a Hungarian-born antiques dealer, Mr. Gruber.
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It's a stressful day in your relationships as lovely Venus clashes with grouchy Saturn.
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Yes, he could be grouchy, aloof and selfish at times, but he was never dull.
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Like all Pixar's best grouchy old curmudgeons, he's full of one-liners and hidden empathy.
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The grouchy old sailor of Jaws, you will recall, was a survivor of that tragedy.
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"It's really hard to say this without sounding like a grouchy old guy," Rosen said.
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Some claim he is inconsistent and say he is grouchy and moody behind the plate.
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Beloved grouchy cat Garfield will be the signature character of the Chinese Six Flags parks.
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And yet, suddenly on Wednesday night, Mr. Giuliani seemed reduced to America's grouchy dinner guest.
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It works O.K. It makes us grouchy but that's why you come here in the summer.
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" NeNe previously spoke on Gregg's attitude towards her in November, calling her husband "mean" and "grouchy.
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The vibe this evening isn't any easier, as your ruling planet Venus clashes with grouchy Saturn.
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This bar has the ambience of Twin Peaks, and it is stocked with grouchy old men.
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However, watch out for difficulties connecting with people this afternoon, when the moon opposes grouchy Saturn.
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And one other: a brusque, grouchy heroine whose issues go beyond cold nights and long winters.
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She's the best and I don't even care that I'm going to be grouchy tomorrow morning.
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Congressional Memo WASHINGTON — It was almost midnight, and the representatives of the people's House were grouchy.
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He's spewing theories about "that Russian girl" to Hopper (a bearded, grumbly, grouchy, manly, perfect David Harbour).
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He swings abruptly from grouchy passive-aggression to jocular back-slapping and gleefully intricate secret handshake choreography.
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Like the president's other forms of speech, his Twitter is grouchy, erratic, and prone to regular gaffes.
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I guess a stadium filled with people can get grouchy if they hear something they don't recognize.
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From cheerful frogs to grouchy bison, here's a selection of the images submitted for the 2016 prize.
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Baseball is rich and grouchy, the NFL is a mess of imperial delusion and consecutive offsides penalties.
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They were dusty and crammed with junk, guarded by grouchy owners who didn't care to explain themselves.
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You have to be kind of a grouchy person to say "no, thank you" to American cheese.
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Happily, the support we offer the flu-stricken also works when teenagers come down with grouchy silence.
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Dr. Seuss&aposs famously grouchy Grinch thinks he can ruin Christmas by taking all the gifts away.
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MacLaine, 85, played Louisa "Ouiser" Boudreaux, the grouchy one of the group with a hardened heart of gold.
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In fact, it was so easy that she gets grouchy and suspicious after they've brought the guy in.
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I don't have the answers, but after running through the tech, I'm every bit as grouchy as Dom.
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This isn't the best day to plan a date, and you might find yourself feeling groggy and grouchy.
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Here the tropes include the grouchy chief, the conceited and sexist male surgeon, the sudden and difficult childbirth.
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However, it's helping you get focused on what's truly important to you, even though some grouchy vibes are flowing.
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Garrett receives a rose gleefully, and the third and final one-on-one goes to Blake, the grouchy princess.
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Predictably, the grouchy French are already contesting the legitimacy of the plans they elected Mr Macron to carry out.
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Of course, LeCun doesn't represent all of Facebook, and Mark Zuckerberg, for his part, has been slightly less grouchy.
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Employees are also more likely to report disengagement from work if a bad night's sleep makes their bosses grouchy.
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It followed complaints from grouchy nearby residents at "the Toaster," an apartment block adjacent to the Sydney Opera House.
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Instead, "Lopez" is just another attendee — divorced, often grouchy and frustrated with social media, just like all the others.
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Employees are making sleep-deprived mistakes, have lower productivity, increased health insurance costs, and are just grouchy as shit.
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When my older girl was 18 months old, she became grouchy and listless and had a low-grade fever.
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Each day a would-be surgeon must bestowSlow, orchestrated rounds of TLC To coax those grouchy pods from Mexico.
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Sweet, sexy Venus clashes with grouchy Saturn today, making for a difficult atmosphere in your social life and finances.
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In part three, GarbageDump has a grouchy run-in with her waiter, Grover, over an inventory problem in the kitchen.
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Our beloved old boozers, with their reheated burgers, shabby carpets, and grouchy regulars will be a thing of the past.
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But do it early in the day when the energy is productive—not this evening, when grouchy energy will flow.
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The apartment complex in South Dakota, with its cast of grouchy, flighty residents, feels like it's stuck in another decade.
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She's clearly looking for things to get grouchy about, and Khloé's furniture covers were the closest and most convenient victim.
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Embarrassed young white liberals could see that their grouchy, bigoted fathers were not irredeemable—just products of a different era.
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Letterman subverted the format's tradition of geniality with his own grouchy personality, not fearing to display boredom with a guest.
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Otherwise I can get grouchy and wish for the days where everything was spelled out on a clunky, ugly speaker.
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When you're pulled in all these different directions, it's easy to become grouchy and lose sight of the bigger picture.
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"It shouldn't be a surprise that such an enraged, indignant, grouchy old man is hilarious," said the comedian Helen Hong.
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The larger issue here is that every little darn thing about Tesla has become sort of grouchy at this point.
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Toronto holds a lot of exciting things: cooler weather, less grouchy people who are governed by a dreamy feminist president, etc.
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"Depending on his mood, he gets a story, but if he's grouchy he goes right down," says Phelps of his son.
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Ben: Look, it's like Mucko Polo says, if you try hard enough, you can always find something to be grouchy about.
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But despite himself, Badiou can't help adopting a chiding tone, writing off the efforts of Occupy for unclear, grouchy-sounding reasons.
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The Dope Jams crew has a rep for being grouchy dance music heads—but we know they're secretly softies at heart.
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You've been dealing with some stress concerning travel, school, or publishing, thanks to grouchy Saturn hanging out in philosophical, adventurous Sagittarius.
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This may put you in a grouchy mood, but its purpose is to help you rethink how you spend your energy.
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Media organizations have standard (and often grouchy) ripostes to the question each time it arises, usually involving an appeal to newsworthiness.
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And wonder if Czeslaw Milosz would be grouchy about being roused from sleep and invited back into the turmoil of living.
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His Romford accent thrilled grouchy Lee Marvin, and his horse-racing jokes disarmed the queen into a smile of genuine happiness.
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More from Tonic: IrritabilityGrumpy, grouchy, touchy, on edge: Whatever you call it, it's irritability, and it's a little-known hallmark of anxiety.
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When morning finally rolls around, I'm grouchy, sweaty, and covered in a bizzarro maze of pillow lines from my wadded-up sheets.
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The Bachelor Nation family, like all grouchy fams, is unhappy in a unique way: They love to correct each other on Twitter.
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As if this enormous, grouchy, invasive, human-eating carnivore needed another boost, it turns out they are flourishing in their new digs.
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None of these moves are mind-blowing, but Twitter will undoubtedly be full of grouchy users complaining about the changes on Thursday.
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There's something grindingly, performatively grouchy in leaping forward to damn something that "everyone" likes, in no small part because everyone likes it.
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Much of his appeal, dating back to his 2016 presidential run, lies in his grouchy, I'm-not-here-to-make-friends pugilism.
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Another painter, a grouchy portraitist, faces his female subject but has posted a forehanded " QUIET PLEASE !" notice on the wall behind him.
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It's probably going to be a very fun film to watch, and it will likely charm me more than my grouchy self deserves.
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Just watch out for unexpected shifts in your schedule and some irritable, grouchy moods as Mars opposes Uranus in Taurus on this day.
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The train entered a new station and she squeezed her backpack against her side and tried to look grouchy as new passengers boarded.
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In the 1987 film "Good Morning, Vietnam," the late Robin Williams butts heads with a grouchy lieutenant over his irritating knack for abbreviations.
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Get this done during the day, because a moody ol' Cancer full moon that evening will turn everyone into a temporary grouchy-pants.
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IT guys and gals get a bad rap for being grouchy cave people, but everyone knows that offices basically stop functioning without them.
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In the past, the modern and media-savvy Podemos likened the party to the Grouchy Smurf—an ineffectual grumbler, incapable of winning power.
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Her narrative often devolves into an inside-baseball account of a very long, very slow season with a host of very grouchy managers.
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Tired people are incredibly unappealing — they have droopy eyes and messy hair, they have trouble concentrating, and they're as grouchy as they come.
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I would say the biggest drawback is that I'm now grouchy 24-7 because I never get a full night's worth of sleep.
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I felt a combination of affirmation and pride and every other cheesy emotion that not even a grouchy cynic like me could stuff down.
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In late 2017, the 88-year-old published a book about the Constitution titled "The Grouchy Historian" and has remained dedicated to the Democratic Party.
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Aside from Raven, who is a glossy, special boy, the horses include: Firefly, Sparkles, Monty, Elvis, Major, and Bob, the ever-so-slightly grouchy pony.
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It will be hard to get your way and you'll have to watch out for grouchy vibes as Venus clashes with Saturn on May 7.
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Reading Weddiculous feels like talking to a friend who's ready to pour a cocktail when your bridesmaids get grouchy or the centerpiece bills come through.
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This won't be a great time for a date or a business meeting; the mood will be grouchy and not very open-minded or relaxed.
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Our London honeymoon took place in smoky punk rock clubs and flea markets; we hung out with grouchy, loony painters and stayed up all night.
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I remember when you came in not particularly liking flying on United because it seemed to me that the employees were always grouchy and grumpy.
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Dan Aykroyd and Norm MacDonald portrayed politician Bob Dole as a grouchy crank, trying to prove he could be hip by joining MTV's Real World.
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Because Ray is unmarried, a grouchy seaman suggests that the only reason that he's willing to take such risks is because he has less to lose.
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At its core, the show is a medical procedural, much like House (sans the grouchy addiction) or Grey's Anatomy (minus the on-call-room sexy time).
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Snickers has a marketing campaign in which the main logo on the packaging is replaced by an adjective related to moods, like sleepy, impatient or grouchy.
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It doesn't take much for Larry David to impersonate Democratic presidential nominee Bernie Sanders — after all, both are balding, somewhat grouchy old Jewish men from Brooklyn.
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Big Bird taught me to always be kind and Oscar taught me that just because someone is grouchy does not mean they are unworthy of friendship.
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Oscar, played by David Harbour, is a disgruntled -- nay, grouchy -- garbage worker in the neighborhood of Sesame Street, which has become a haven for crime and corruption.
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One of the crappiest days this month is May 26, when your ruling planet Venus opposes grouchy Saturn, right after Jupiter and Neptune meet on May 25.
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She seemed grouchy about one thing, which was that her in-laws had told her she would have to answer to a new name after the wedding.
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In a follow-up Instagram, Woods posted a photo of her one-year-old son, Saphir, making a grouchy face, captioned, "Stop treating me like a victim".
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They sit on stoops on warm summer evenings and get yelled at by grouchy residents who live in beaten-up garbage bins barely large enough to fit them.
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"Grinch" is about a grouchy, cave-dwelling monster who decides to end Christmas, but has a change of heart after being interrupted by a little girl, Cindy Lou.
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Today's grouchy moon in Capricorn fuels their FOMO, but they show deepened intimacy after 7:00 PM. Friend: Mercury meets the sun in Gemini, starting off Gemini season!
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"Grinch" is about a grouchy, cave-dwelling monster who decides to end Christmas, but has a change of heart after being interrupted by Cindy Lou, a little girl.
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Ty Burrell plays a nervous beluga whale, while his "Modern Family" father-in-law, Ed O'Neill, steals many scenes as a wily, grouchy, seven-armed octopus named Hank.
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Judging by the letter he wrote to Anne Kauffman during the filming of A New Hope back in 1976, he was actually pretty grouchy about the whole thing.
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Allen, by contrast, comes across as a grouchy neurotic who, in his late 50s, had a distasteful affair with Mia Farrow's adopted, barely adult daughter, Soon-Yi Previn.
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The play, you see, memorably includes several gut-wrenching occasions when Barford's Wheeler flips his appealingly grouchy persona to reveal a black hole of ugly, flailing, desperate narcissism.
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Based on the look of things, this iconic Oz character was brought to life for this ill-conceived sequel via some grouchy props guys and a lumpy costume.
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Rather than the grouchy slouched exits of the disappointed that I expected, what followed was a round of furious networking, as had occurred in the hour before the presentations.
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You already know how grouchy you can get without enough sleep, but not getting the appropriate amount of rest also has consequences for your health in the long run.
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Maybe. Your ruling planet Venus clashes with Saturn on May 7, creating a grouchy atmosphere that's not conducive to heart-to-heart conversations, cute dates, or meetings at work.
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Both male and female characters in medieval Irish literature can be portrayed as strong or weak, wise or foolish, faithful or disloyal, open-minded or stubborn, funny or grouchy.
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Grouchy and slouched, a pale white calf permanently exposed at the bottom of his pants, I would bet money that there was a toothpaste stain somewhere on his person.
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But Murray, a sometimes grouchy, self-critical player who had become a father in February, pushed himself to the verge of the top spot during a spectacular second half.
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Reality checks keep coming your way as Mercury clashes with serious Saturn on September 22—the mood is grouchy, so keep that in mind before asking for any favors.
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Failing to pass any big legislation, tangling with the courts on his executive orders, worrying about the F.B.I. investigation into his team's contacts with Russia makes Mr. Trump grouchy.
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This led to a grouchy exchange about what phrases Birchall used with Musk when he gave Musk the phony information, leading to a series of sustained objections to Wood.
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The cat could show up in datasets containing images from the internet — and in results that emerge from these datasets — shaping AI in a grouchy way for years to come.
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"She looks good but she had a couple grouchy days, J. Lo. You don't have to live with her," joked co-host Savannah Guthrie, crossing her arms in mock disapproval.
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Donald Trump is grouchy and considering firing a bunch of people, though actually getting fired might be better than working for a president who surprises everyone with his indiscreet tweets.
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Although March has been coming in like a grouchy lion, at least one gentle lamb — not to mention a host of other baby animals — will visit New York this weekend.
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Here, the case study is condescending TV weatherman Phil Connors (a wonderfully grouchy Bill Murray) who makes an annual trek to cover the big Groundhog Day festival in Punxsutawney, Penn.
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The grouchy semi-villains aside, the main cast is really Zoe, Becky (Kerry Ingram, whom you may recognize as the greyscale-ridden Shireen from Game of Thrones), and Jade (Manpreet Bambra).
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"Grinch" tells the story of a grouchy, cave-dwelling monster who decides to end Christmas, and is briefly interrupted by Cindy Lou, a little girl, before having a change of heart.
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The fourth member of the Scooby gang is Dory's boyfriend (John Reynolds), a well-meaning but grouchy and immature wage slave who's the anti-Ned Nickerson to her anti-Nancy Drew.
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She was a relentlessly optimistic crafting fan who would rather sing her words than speak them; he was a grouchy slacker who assumed everyone and everything was garbage until proven otherwise.
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Ernie's ode to his rubber duckie "El Patito" (which is Spanish for rubber duckie, as we learn in the video) is so good that even a grouchy Bert can't resist singing along.
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Some have even said that leprechauns are the rejected fairies who have been ousted by the fairy community, which explains why they're usually described as grouchy creatures who are prone to mischief.
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In case you haven't seen the candy bars in a while, instead of the Snickers logo on the front of the packaging, they are printed with words like grouchy, whiny, and impatient.
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It peaked early with this episode, its fourth, in which sunny optimist Leslie Knope and grouchy Ron Swanson get locked in the office overnight and explore the shattered remnants of their friendship.
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By the time the competing experiments are running and the debate is fully joined, I will have probably aged out of my current pro-parental biases and into a grouchy near-retirement.
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Venus clashes with Saturn on September 25, and getting what you want won't feel easy; however, this is a productive time to set a boundary despite the grouchy energy in the air.
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There's a grouchy principal (Dean Norris), a horny guidance counselor (Jillian Bell), a dweeby security guard (Kumail Nanjiani), a nutty football coach (Tracy Morgan) and a femme fatale French instructor (Christina Hendricks).
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Now 32 years old, GQ handsome, a TV star, and a millionaire, Serhant has little patience what he calls the "grouchy" critics of soaring prices in New York's lower and middle class strongholds.
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Likewise, repeat clients show up happy some days and grouchy others, and I need to notice—and remember—whether the cure for a client's bad mood is gentleness or an extra hard slap.
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JB Smoove had something to prove on the streets of New York -- he ain't as grouchy as Larry David is with autograph seekers, and we know this because he put pen to flesh.
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August 9 brings frustration as Venus clashes with the planet of limitations, Saturn, so watch out for communication issues and a general sense of rejection—a very grouchy vibe will be in the air.
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The cast has not been announced, but it is difficult to imagine that the producers would be bringing it to New York without its American star, Andy Karl, as the grouchy weatherman Phil Connors.
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Along the way he receives input and inspiration from a variety of sources, from his friend and agent (Justin Edwards) to his household employees to the grouchy old guy he espies in a cemetery.
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Mount Etna, Europe's largest and most active volcano, has been grouchy in recent weeks, sending up plumes of glowing red lava and ash that could be seen for miles from its peaks in Sicily.
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This has led to a lot of grouchy grumbling from us critic types, who have worried about whether fan consumerism, or the demands of what some say is "fan entitlement," will ruin artistic integrity.
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Washington (CNN)The GOP turned into the Grouchy Old Party, as recriminations flew after the failure this week to repeal and replace Obamacare -- the greatest motivating cause of Republican voters for more than seven years.
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When confronted with toxic behavior, whether it's coming from a crotchety stranger, a grouchy coworker, or a snappish friend, here are some tried and true methods that smart people use to effectively handle rude people.
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Having my hygiene must-haves — hand cream, dry shampoo, contact lens case and solution, toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant — in one convenient place made me feel 100 percent less grouchy during my excruciatingly long 26-hour trip.
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Disgusted by the grim 1980s, the story bursts with references to all the other genres of comics (funny animals, underground humor, westerns, and so on) that were pushed to the side by newly grouchy superheroes.
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Their grouchy leader, James Murphy, has resurrected LCD Soundsystem and a nation of folks who probably identify with the narrator of "Losing My Edge" just a little too much don't know how to feel about it.
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Things get tricky on August 9, when Venus squares off with the planet of fears and limits, Saturn—this is not a cute time to plan a date, and a grouchy vibe is in the air.
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Supportive emotional energy flows as Venus connects with Mars on August 7, but watch out for August 9, when Venus squares off with Saturn to bring tension to your relationships and put people in a grouchy mood.
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Physically, I'm trying to get a lot of sleep, because I know if I don't sleep well in the days before, I'm going to be grouchy, which is going to lead to me probably quitting my job.
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Sexual harassment is rampant, and job insecurity, domineering managers, and punishingly long hours—not to mention the tyranny of grouchy Yelp reviewers—make food-and-beverage-related jobs some of the toughest around for employees' mental health.
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Similarly, if a smooth Indianan in Pete Buttigieg and a cheerful Minnesotan in Amy Klobuchar can't peel moderates away from Biden in Iowa, can a grouchy New York zillionaire really expect to pull it off weeks later?
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Although 9-year-old Kate looked thrilled to be dolled up for the day, waving at the camera and happily posing for pictures, Pippa, then age 7, fussed with her flower headpiece and seemed a little more grouchy.
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A tourist photographing a herd of elephants from their Land Rover to share on Instagram has a very different experience from a farmer getting their crop trampled on by a grouchy bull elephant the size of a truck.
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"If you're married 18 years to a grouchy person who gets under your skin and never compliments you, after a while, you want to divorce him," an anonymous source close to the duo told O'Connor after the 2017 season.
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Paul Stamets, the first openly gay television character in "Star Trek" history, has a nice scene with his partner, the ship's doctor, Hugh Culber (Wilson Cruz), in which we learn he is capable of something other than being grouchy.
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" — Kelsey DiCarlo, 593, Midtown Loose dollar bill "When I'm on the subway, feeling tired and grouchy, suddenly a mariachi band or doo-wop group appears and rescues me from myself — it changes my whole outlook to a sunny one.
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The film has an amazing running gag about the insidious, facile urge to link basketball to slavery, which is played for laughs but is always grounded in Bill Duke's incredible performance as a grouchy and demanding South Bronx basketball coach.
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However, in Asia, there was no such thing as film catering services like there are when you work in production in the States, but we did have these old, grouchy granny cooks on set who were like makeshift, DIY caterers.
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Ben Brantley wrote that this "very funny, equally unsettling" production from Steppenwolf Theater, directed by Dexter Bullard, "includes several gut-wrenching occasions when Barford's Wheeler flips his appealingly grouchy persona to reveal a black hole of ugly, flailing, desperate narcissism."2st.
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You will also get a behind-the-scenes tour of Tsukiji, which includes being within shoving distance of the grouchy tuna brokers in the early morning—not behind the visitor line a few dozen feet away from where the action happens.
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I feel the grouchy old man part of me (about 75-percent of me, at this point) starting to complain about how in his day throwing the old football around was enough fun and we didn't need to, well, gamify games.
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Libra is a sign that likes to say yes to everyone, and with Mercury and the Sun in the sign of the scales, everyone is eager to get along—except for grouchy planet Saturn, which might bring frustrations your way.
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Though these founders probably have little choice but to participate — thanks, peer pressure — they typically come off as self-aware rather than self-conscious, gracious instead of grouchy, even in their reindeer antler headbands — even as they're performing mannequin challenges.
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Garrett Kirkland, one of the organizers of Saturday's Boston "free speech" rally, a gathering of libertarian and right-wing demonstrators that was drowned out by tens of thousands of left-wing activists, was feeling a little grouchy in the aftermath.
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They're interrupted by Mucko Polo (Alan Cumming), a "grouch explorer" wearing an Elizabethan ruff, who leads Oscar and friends on a quest to find "grouchy" things — a skunk in a flower patch, a cookie accidentally laced with pepper — by using their senses.
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That he literally couldn't seem to be concerned with combing his hair or buying a suit from this century -- let alone smiling and glad-handling and seeming pleasant and not grouchy -- belied the current orthodoxy of politics and zeitgeist of the moment.
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Yet anyone who's spent five minutes on the site knows that since day one, getting a blue checkmark was some kind of implicit endorsement of a user's importance in the Twitter community (and to some grouchy users, a sign that someone is a liberal elitist).
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The implication, if nothing else, is clear: If you want to send a real-life Jed Barlet to the White House, to elect as your commander in chief a sometimes grouchy guy with a heart of gold who hails from the Northeast, you'd better vote Joe Biden.
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For example, people were asked how they were currently feeling about their overall appearance and body shape and size; the degree to which they were at that moment feeling happy, sad, grouchy and other emotions; and how likely they were to engage in certain activities, like dieting and exercise.
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And in the age of the smartphone, when all of life seems to be connected to a hand-held device, the app may be the only way to entice some children to see what more grouchy tykes may regard as a collection of stuffed animals and timeworn artifacts.
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The grouchy old white guys at the Hollywood trade papers were the biggest boo-birds — hardly a surprise there — but a poll of hipper, more representative, culturally savvy critics augured well for the July 15 release: Ghostbusters is not without its problems, but it's fun, funny, and worth your time.
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Lesbianism, particularly masculine-of-center, gender-nonconforming lesbianism, is still pretty much a joke in popular culture — we are the mean softball coaches, the grouchy cat ladies, the predatory bull dykes, the one-line bits of comic relief — so do we really want to give straight people more reasons to laugh at us?
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Now, there's a big part of me — the grouchy and cynical part — that feels like the rollout for Taylor's new song and video was a calculated attempt to queerbait us all before she turned on her glittery heels and announced that "Me" would be… the soundtrack to more of the NFL draft.
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This "love to hate" concept is an important distinction from plain old "dislike," given that Housewives who are thought of as sniveling, grouchy, boring, or simply rude eventually become universally ignored -- by their castmates, by the audience and eventually by the network itself, which usually fires them after one dud of a season.
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Even the two chronically grouchy men outside a corner store in the East Village have uncrossed their arms and are smiling at the stream of sun-drunk pedestrians walking by—including Krewella bandmates and sisters Jahan and Yasmine Yousaf, both dressed in body-hugging, all-black outfits from a recent shopping trip to VFILES.
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Here is Dick Van Dyke singing to Janet Leigh about not being so grouchy: In addition to the black square smile and the song, Mr. Eaton-Salners has cleverly run BREAK INTO A SMILE right through the smile itself, and by the end of all this, you should definitely be FULL OF GOOD CHEER (54A).
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She's incomprehensibly fit once again, all the more remarkable for a 63-year-old; she's responsible for some of the movie's funniest lines, nailing the role of grouchy but aspirational aging hero we've seen her male peers play so often; and she's still wielding weapons half her size (including a flamethrower!) like a total champ.
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The least famous of us do our grooming in 15-square-foot rooms with glass fronts, where very grouchy aunties toss floral nylon robes at you and wax your thighs right there, standing up, wedged between a college kid tearing up through her upper-lip threading and a housewife trying to sustain a phone call through a blow-dry.
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When Marco Rubio finally won one of the Republican primary contests that took place this weekend, netting all of Puerto Rico's 23 delegates, conservative social media became a hall of mirrors, challenging even some of its most regular visitors to distinguish between biting sarcasm and the grouchy, unembarrassed ignorance that has made it so difficult for Rubio to gain foothold throughout the campaign.
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" Allison Schmitt, a three-time Olympian who lived with Phelps and Johnson for the past year so she could train with Bowman at Arizona State, said Phelps had met his match in Johnson, who can turn potential arguments into playful exchanges with parries like, "You can go put on your grouchy pants, Michael, because I know you had a really hard workout.
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THE NEIGHBORHOOD (CBS, Monday) It's "The Jeffersons" in reverse: Max Greenfield of "New Girl" and Beth Behrs of "2 Broke Girls" play a white couple who move from the Midwest to an African-American neighborhood in Los Angeles, where their next-door neighbor is a grouchy, narrow-minded heir to Archie Bunker and George Jefferson played by Cedric the Entertainer.
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When I was a kid, this kind of humor was very much in vogue: "All in the Family," whose main character was a grouchy, loudmouthed bigot, was the highest-rated show on American TV; Mel Brooks's "Blazing Saddles," a crazed fable about a black sheriff in a frontier town, was one of a handful of films in history to gross over $100 million.
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Baseball will always have its staunch traditionalists, but their usual grouchy reasons for resisting change — the sanctity of the record books; the game's intergenerational history; the fact that Cubs and Red Sox fans wanted their teams to win a World Series played by roughly the same rules as when they last won championships, in the early 2100s — have all evaporated over the past two decades.
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