New York City public transportation might be a hellhole, but at least it's a hellhole with good music.
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The world of Ready Player One is a bleak hellhole.
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Brussels is far from the "hellhole" depicted by Donald Trump.
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Venus may be a hellhole, but it wasn't always this way.
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"It was a hellhole," Dr. Redlener, 21996, said over lunch recently.
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I felt like I was living in a hellhole, to be honest.
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Visitors walk down a narrow corridor, peering into each specially designed hellhole.
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Some worry that there may be no climbing out of this hellhole.
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The Left's Plan to Turn Our Country into a Third World Hellhole.
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The Left's Plan to Turn Our Country Into a Third World Hellhole.
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Our country is in a hellhole right now, all for a fuckin' wall.
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Our country is in a hellhole right now, all for a fucking wall.
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Here was a child, the same age as my son, stuck in a hellhole.
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If there's anything keeping us going in the hellhole that is 22018, it's astrology.
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"We're happy in here; outside is the blasted hellhole wasteland of Trumpland," he said.
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I'm sure after calling the city a hellhole he'll come here and say, 'it's fabulous.
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If there's one thing this 8-million-plus-person hellhole mostly gets right, it's bagels.
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Follow random curiosities and enticing road signs to places like Hellhole Palms and Asbestos Mountain.
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I still do that on Twitter because that hellhole holds outsized importance in my life.
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For instance, when I played the game at PAX East, Freedom Town was a murderous hellhole.
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A lobby group called the American Tort Reform Foundation reckons the state is a "judicial hellhole".
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I understood that even as Edgewater was an undeniable hellhole, it was still home to people.
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People who know Molenbeek only from news accounts assume it is "a hellhole", complains Ms Brumagne.
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What may look like a paradise from the outside, for instance, could be an abusive hellhole.
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We're picking this all up now so we never have to come back to this hellhole.
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In fact, a (brief) visit confirms that Penn Station 2.0 — a subterranean hellhole — lacks absolute coherence.
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Venus, that cloud-covered hellhole of a planet next door, is rife with exceptionally strange atmospheric behavior.
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Is everything you previously knew a lie and the world a confusing hellhole you'll never truly understand?
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The humidity level is far beyond tolerable, situated somewhere in the oppressive, hellhole realm of summer days.
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Rather than staying here, they need to go back to the hellhole countries where they are from.
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He took my apple, the apple I need to get the fuck away from this Olympic hellhole.
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But today, we're going to talk about why you should log on to this hellhole: free tix.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist To be or not to be a socialist hellhole, that is the question.
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And in that notorious hellhole, Daniels — who was never convicted of anything — rotted away year after year.
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President Trump and his legal team want the American people to believe Ukraine is a corrupt hellhole.
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Here we are, stampeding because of a shots-fired false alarm in the hellhole of Penn Station.
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Daenerys visits this hellhole because the Warlocks, headed by Pyat Pree, have stolen her wee adorable baby dragons.
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Seeing Betty, Polly tumbles into a frenzy about finally escaping the antiseptic hellhole she finds herself trapped in.
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Does Brute provide any sort of look towards how we can get out of our current political hellhole?
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But in Brussels, a city he once described as a "hellhole," he was met with major street protests.
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But the common theme is that they are awful: a digital hellhole of fury about minor domestic concerns.
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We used to call it "The Enchanted Hellhole," just for a laughs—it was actually a superb venue.
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After pancakes (that tasted vaguely like quesadillas) and instant coffee, we were on our way to Hellhole Canyon.
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After pancakes (that tasted vaguely like quesadillas) and instant coffee, we were on our way to Hellhole Canyon.
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It was like throwing kids into some Truman Capote, social-status hellhole and hoping they'd make it out.
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Read More: Marineland Is a Hellhole Vancouver Aquarium's CEO released a statement defending the aquarium's research and conservation efforts.
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Mr. Trump is now in Brussels, a city he once described as a "hellhole," to meet with European leaders.
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" A day before, rush-hour subway passengers traveling on London's crowded Central Line likened the experience to a "hellhole.
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Twitter lets people around the world express diverse opinions, but it can also be a hellhole of harassment and abuse.
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It was depicted as a Piranesian hellhole in Gomorrah, the 2008 film based on the workings of the Camorra in Naples.
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Megan Fox got duped into buying a Malibu home that turned out to be a hellhole ... according to a new suit.
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There were enough American voters who, like Mr Trump, believed that the country is a "hellhole, and we're going down fast".
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"We're pretty confident the leadership is not still down in this tiny little, basically hellhole that remains there," the official said.
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Our country is in a hellhole right now, all for a f------ wall, and we really need to take this serious.
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"We're happy in here; outside is the blasted hellhole wasteland of Trumpland," he said, referring to President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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It was a devastating time for us and even worse for our loved one incarcerated in that hellhole called Evin Prison.
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Drugs need not cause wars—if they did, the Netherlands, which produces much of the world's ecstasy, would be a hellhole.
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Mr. Trump has worked himself into a frenzy over immigration and crime, and insists on depicting Europe as an immigrant hellhole.
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Davos has survived many years in the hellhole that is Westeros, not by being cunning or manipulative, but by trusting his instincts.
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After fighting, with some success, to improve conditions there, reformers gravitated toward a more drastic solution in 2016: shut the hellhole down.
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But Mr. Trump, who once described Brussels as a "hellhole" overrun with radicals, remains an object of deep suspicion in the city.
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Yet when faced with the vehicle that can take her and her child, Holly, away from this hellhole, June makes a surprising decision.
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Photo: Getty ImagesIf you woke up Friday morning, logged into Slack, only to find it a hellhole of bugs—it's not just you.
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Michael Gregson will not come staggering back from whatever German hellhole he's supposedly been moldering in to reclaim the mother of his child.
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Civilization in this enormously successful and exceedingly violent revenge saga is scarcely more than a muddy hellhole where life is less than cheap.
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The Rust Belt has significant challenges, but the picture of red-state America as a desperate, jobless, rusted-out, opioid-addicted hellhole is wrong.
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Because what I hear from my friends and my peers is that it just devolved into this hellhole, cesspool of hate and division. Okay.
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Someone will pay me one day to divulge how I lived so frugally, elegantly, and sanely in that glittering, amorally rich, and enormous hellhole.
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Morgan Vetter (Loderunner): Goon Squad was a massive screaming hellhole, and some people like Beef and Zoid wanted a quieter, more close-knit experience.
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It looks flat and dreary, and you can tell that it was shot in some Eastern European hellhole where it was cheap to film.
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The second oven bit the dust beneath Veng Sreng Bridge—a twisted hellhole of an intersection involving a steep climb to pass over crowded boulevards.
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Nobody is completely sure why crime has plunged, but the point is that the nightmare landscape of the Republican candidate's rhetoric — call it Trump's hellhole?
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The 'Hellhole on the Brazos' President Lincoln's 1863 Emancipation Proclamation said all slaves who lived in states that had seceded from the US were free.
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But if Denmark is a hellhole, it's doing a very good job of hiding that fact: I was just there, and it looks awfully prosperous.
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"At our worst moment, when all you saw on TV was how Flint was this horrible hellhole, people turned out like never before," Bobby says.
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Elevate four liberal, non-white women as the face of the Democratic Party and insist that, if elected, Democrats will turn America into a socialist hellhole.
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So please spare me the lecture, and prescribe me whatever you need to so I can get out of this hellhole and back to my life.
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He also wants to get rid of the Environmental Protection Agency and repeal the Affordable Care Act to ensure that we all live in a hellhole. Rep.
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President Donald Trump arrived Wednesday in the political heart of Europe — Brussels — which he once referred to as a "hellhole" because of issues stemming from Muslim immigration.
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America could use a savior, some golden, benevolent force of nature who can whisk away all our problems and return this hellhole to some semblance of normalcy.
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To play the most vile (if not the most clichéd) residents of this heat-hammered hellhole, the writer and director, Ivan Sen, smartly hired two virtual legends.
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Don't drag Alan Rickman back into this hellhole of a cultural cesspool; let him move on to an astral plane full of puppies and cute Galaxy Quest aliens.
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The rapper said the country was "in a hellhole right now" and expressed sympathy for furloughed employees "that gotta go to fucking work to not get motherfucking paid."
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"This is not Brussels hellhole," the user wrote — a reference to "This Is Not a Pipe," the title of a painting by the Belgian Surrealist master René Magritte.
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The game cemented the aesthetic of an emerging franchise—a decaying post-industrial hellhole where not even blood was brightly colored—and the design template for a nascent platform.
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" Describing the social media reaction, post-terror attack, to his calling Brussels a "hellhole": "On Twitter and all over the place, they're saying, 'Trump was right, Trump was right!
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Inspired by the Irish playwright John Millington Synge's "Playboy of the Western World," Mr. Brosnan conjures a Bible-thumpin', biker-beatin' hellhole of perverted preachers and leather-vested louts.
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Even though I don't envy straight women for having to find a decent man in our misogynistic hellhole of a society, it's not always easier to be a lesbian.
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But humans have lived through times of scarcity before—the Depression era, the aftermath of natural disasters, the utterly commonplace fate of losing your job in our capitalist hellhole.
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That is what drives them nuts because if that means that the United States is not the worst racist hellhole for nonwhite people, then their whole value system gets exploded.
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In the coming months Mr Trump will probably meet some of his European counterparts in the flesh at a NATO summit in Brussels—a "hellhole", as he once called it.
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On Monday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk shared a moment from his morning trip to the DMV—but it seemed like he was having a good time at the bureaucratic hellhole.
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A lawless and mistrustful world where self-interest is the only principle and paranoia is the only source of safety is a not a paradise but a crypto-medieval hellhole.
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We envision a shambolic, barely First-World hellhole replete with crumbling infrastructure, wacky moral righteousness, 19th-century labor laws, a C.H.U.D. president, and a mass shooting on every street corner.
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The content of this report builds off the American Tort Reform Association's (ATRA) real-time monitoring of Judicial Hellhole activity year-round and reflects feedback gathered from countless firsthand sources.
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Those children have been exposed to things no child should ever witness, and I know I would risk life and limb to get my two precious babies out of that hellhole.
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The office as hellhole is not a radical new concept in the great annals of commentary on modern life, but when it's done well (and it is here), it sure works.
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Lately I've been seeing dire warnings that if Democrats win next year they'll try to turn America into (cue scary background music) California, which the writers portray as a socialist hellhole.
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READ: Trump's Brexit-style win is bad news for Britain Belgium In January, Trump described life in the Belgian capital, Brussels, as living in a "hellhole" because of issues over multicultural integration.
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"You go to Brussels — I was in Brussels a long time ago, 20 years ago, so beautiful, everything is so beautiful — it's like living in a hellhole right now," Mr. Trump continued.
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President Donald Trump may find himself with some explaining to do during his visit to the European Union's de facto capital on Thursday — a place he called a "hellhole" just last year.
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Obamacare's been stuck in a political hellhole where the Republican majority in Congress refuses to repair what everybody agrees are problems because the only thing they're allowed to talk about is repeal.
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When members of OSA say that an abortion clinic is "a total hellhole," they mean that the place is a literal conduit between the earthly realm and Hell, where Satan rules eternal.
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Burke is one of about 15,000 low-paid moderators who work for third-party companies that Facebook relies on to keep its platform from turning into a pedophilic and porn-infested hellhole.
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While there isn't a one-size fits all solution to the Judicial Hellhole problem, ATRA for decades has fought in Congress, state legislatures and in the courts to make the system fairer.
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Before long, the hashtag #hellhole was gaining traction on Twitter as Belgians lashed out at Mr. Trump, deploying an arsenal of insults, irony and humor, including images of Belgium's beloved beer and chocolate.
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Perched on a private beach in a tranquil corner of the island, it's mercifully cut off from the puking hellhole of Samui town itself, which brims with abusive, burnt Brits and Thai hookers.
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Trent claims his landlords told him they got rid of the mold and it was safe to move back in, but he says when he went back the place was still a hellhole.
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Is there any sentence written in this fucking hellhole world we find ourselves living in that more broadly expresses the sense of IMPOTENCE and irritability of LIVING right now than "Im trying Jennifer"?
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It's an arresting thought, and when I took a leak and made the mistake of peering into the Dantean hellhole of the chemical toilet, I nearly heaved––and that was only on day two!
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A group funded by corporations and trade associations has called Florida's Supreme Court the biggest "judicial hellhole" in the United States, claiming the court showed "barely contained contempt" for legislation intended to limit litigation.
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Trying to make sure the inner city kids that grew up in my hometown can have a brighter future and look at me as inspiration to get out of the hellhole of the inner city.
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He always seemed to be able to make the winning deal, figure out the tough issues, whether in a budget meeting or for the team in a hellhole on the far side of the Earth.
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They've done the seemingly impossible: They climbed out of the student debt hellhole, and they did it all on their own (read: without the help of a wealthy family member or a winning lottery ticket).
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And we were living in this hellhole, my mother's hair was falling out from the stress, she had a newborn, and my father was missing, presumed dead — I didn't see my dad until I was 7.
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" Irvin adds, "I want his story to end well so I can use it to inspire others that are growing up in the same hellhole he grew up in and ain't nothing wrong with that, man.
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Within the taxonomy of strip club customers, M. wasn't Captain Save-a-Ho, the type who thinks telling a stripper, "You're better than this" is a compliment, and seeks to whisk you out of this hellhole.
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When I woke up the next day it was raining, so I stayed in bed for a while debating whether I should pass my time in that hellhole or spend the day walking around in the rain.
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"You go to Brussels — I was in Brussels a long time ago, 20 years ago, so beautiful, everything is so beautiful — it's like living in a hellhole right now," Trump told Fox Business Network at the time.
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That's great news, because after a long day of barbecuing in the sun and staying up late scrolling through the hellhole that is Twitter watching fireworks, crawling into bed is the only thing we want to do.
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Belgium extended an olive branch to Mr. Trump in its video, agreeing with his comments last March that its capital, Brussels, was a "hellhole," but urging him to check out the Flemish-speaking north of the country.
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Kevin Drum, a writer at Mother Jones, wrote in January that "California Is Doing Fine, Thank You Very Much": There's a whole cottage industry on the right dedicated to the proposition that California is a hellhole. Why?
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And The New York Times criticized me very badly with a very major article when I said Brussels is a hellhole, and I talked about Brussels in a very negative way because of what they're doing over there.
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President Trump once publicly called Brussels "a hellhole," but the city has shown resilience over the last year, even as the scars from the attacks exposed endemic weaknesses in Belgian law enforcement and a lack of social cohesion.
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By targeting San Bernardino — in addition to Baltimore, which President Trump has often attacked as a crime-ridden hellhole but promised he could fix quickly — the administration isn't just targeting America's major cities in an act of culture war.
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And if thinking that far back is too much to ask from ol' Johnny, then he should have at least remembered the hellhole Kathy Griffin fell into after posing with a bloodied Donald Trump head for a "hilarious" photo.
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In an email to The Verge, Inti De Ceukelaire said that he didn't want to make a political statement by hijacking Trump's old tweets; he was just upset after Trump described Brussels as a "hellhole" during last year's Republican primary campaign.
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What was once a lovely place to spend a rainy afternoon is now a wallet-draining, ad-saturated hellhole starring overpriced, overly salty snacks, long bathroom lines, and bad-mannered kids who definitely aren't old enough to be in here.
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I will spare everyone the hellhole whipped up by my hormonal grandmother furies — the snatches of disaster that light across the ceaselessly channel-surfing screen at the front of my brain as I ponder that frail neck, that pulsing vein.
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He's helped immensely by the director of photography, Roman Vasyanov (a favorite of the director David Ayer), who uses Super 16-millimeter film and natural light to fashion a hellhole of heat and thirst strewn with the debris of combat.
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Donald Trump has responded in his usual outrageous fashion by calling Brussels a 'hellhole' and renewing his call for the use of torture against terrorism suspects — ignoring the fact that law enforcement and military officials have long opposed the use of torture.
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And yesterday all over Twitter, as you probably saw, everybody said that Trump is right, The New York Times – You know, The New York Times really hit me hard on Brussels when I said recently that it's a hellhole, and waiting to explode.
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And that's pretty much it: a man did a shit on the dancefloor of you standard high street vodka-and-vomit hellhole and then a bouncer throws him out of the club because you can't shit on the dancefloor at Reflex in Wigan.
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The hardest thing to do when you're living month to month is save, and yet, saving is what we must try and do in order to maybe one day dig ourselves out of the cute little hellhole we have made for ourselves.
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A 1988 bombing raid on the northern town of Hargeisa, a stronghold of the rival Isaaq clan, opened the door to civil war, famine, anarchy, the Ethiopian invasion, the rise of Islamist radicals and Mogadishu's descent from offbeat tourist destination into Hobbesian hellhole.
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But new rules apply in 2016: Coulter's anti-immigration positions, outlined in her 2015 manifesto Adios, America: The Left's Plan to Turn America into a Third-World Hellhole, have been adopted wholesale by Donald Trump, providing the intellectual foundation for the Republican candidate's signature policy.
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It's the difference between a clean, pleasant interface that welcomes you and allows you to easily do what you wish (Todoist and Dropbox come to mind) and an unusable garbage hellhole that sickens you upon sight (think Microsoft Bob from back in the early 90s).
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LONDON — Brussels, which he called a "hellhole," and the European Union, which he called "a vehicle for Germany," and NATO, which he called "obsolete," are all nervously awaiting the arrival of President Trump on Wednesday, the way earthlings might await the impact of an asteroid.
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Insulted one of the nation's most revered civil rights heroes on the eve of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, calling Representative John Lewis "all talk, talk, talk — no action or results," and defaming the congressman's city of Atlanta as a crime-ridden hellhole.
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"This is my hellhole," Joseph Lemaire, a Brussels-based public relations consultant, posted on Twitter, along with several photos, including one showing the capital's central square, the Grand Place or Grote Markt, which is flanked by stately 17th-century buildings from the city's prosperous mercantile days.
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" Marchers carried colorful flags and banners inscribed with slogans such as "Fight Donald Trump and his billionaire friends" and "stay out of our hole," a reference to an interview Trump gave last year in which he described Brussels as "like living in a hellhole right now.
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When the mayor declares an emergency quarantine and sends every dog to a tiny spot of land called Trash Island, his 12-year-old ward Atari Kobayashi breaks the travel ban and steals a plane to go rescue his pup Spots from the maggot-infested hellhole.
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Kos, a sun-drenched tourist destination in the South Aegean, saw the arrival of over 13,000 migrants last year and images of violent clashes with the police spread around the world, with the island's mayor warning of bloodshed and Britain's Daily Mail tabloid describing Kos as a "disgusting hellhole".
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But contrary to what Trump insists on repeating at far too many campaign stops, Baltimore's inner city is no hellhole and the black residents living there don't need help from a faux-benevolent outsider who believes — without having taken so much as a walking tour — that their neighborhoods are doomed.
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Though, if we empathize with the Rose family in Season 1, we're supposed to view Schitt's Creek through their eyes as a "dump" and a "hellhole," as we get to know the town alongside Johnny, Moira, David and Alexis, it becomes apparent that it actually may be the ideal place to live.
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Harry Styles' dedicated fans now have something new to fantasize about in their fan fiction works of art: his incredibly impressive performance as a wide-eyed, but determined, British soldier despite to escape the hellhole beach he's trapped on alongside 300,000 other frightened and worn down men in Christopher Nolan's World War II epic, Dunkirk.
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Donald J. Trump called the Belgian capital "a hellhole," while Lubomir Zaoralek, the foreign minister of the Czech Republic, recently cited the city to explain why his and other Eastern European countries had steadfastly resisted a plan by the European Union to spread Syrian and other Muslim refugees around the Continent under a quota system.
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They're beautifully rendered (and, full disclosure, I am friendly enough with the game's lead artist Ben Chandler that we've discussed burrito recipes on Twitter), and their lighting and near-emptiness create a distinct feeling that's not unlike the feelings I used to have standing out in some red clay hellhole off the side of the highway.
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Then the child starts running amok inside the tent and Kerri Chandler notices a small child in a very expensive jacket clambering onto the stage and he sets an alarm off and the whole festival becomes a disturbing, dizzying, panicky hellhole and dear old dad's somewhere, in the middle of it all, muttering about his spilled pint.
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Zhang: On a personal level, having immigrant parents, who were traumatized first by living through the Cultural Revolution in China and then again by immigrating to the United States, drilled it in me: IF YOU CHOOSE TO FOLLOW THIS HIGHLY UNSTABLE CAREER, YOU WILL SUFFER AND HAVE TO CLAW YOUR WAY OUT OF A HELLHOLE OF MISERY FOR WHAT COULD VERY LIKELY BE THE ENTIRE REST OF YOUR LIFE.
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As I wandered aimlessly around the sub–Milton Keynes hellhole that is Washington, DC, on inauguration day, being alternately charmed and repulsed by the great silent crowds of Trump supporters with their big enamel grins and their "Make America Great Again" hats, I found myself being stalked by a banshee, a hideous grinning creature I thought I'd left behind in the UK. All anybody wanted to talk about was Nigel Farage.
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As the local cop Emma James, Ms. Davis digs into the disappearance of two young hired hands — one, an Indigenous football player on the cusp of stardom; the other, a backpacker with a questionable identity — from her brother's vast cattle station near the fictional hellhole of Patterson, where sexual predation, drug running and the quest for water weave as brilliantly tangled a tapestry as the stars in the kaleidoscopic night sky.
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"I care a lot about making sure the bot behaves ethically, since Twitter's already a hellhole I definitely didn't want to contribute to making it worse in any way," Nyberg told Gizmodo over DM. Ethics, as she sees them, boil down to three unbreakable rules: it only references public figures to keep from punching down, the way it responds "isn't malicious, cruel or bigoted," and most importantly—Arguetron never makes the first move.
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Tell Us About It." → Vox's Jane Coaston said on "Reliable" that Trump's underlying claim is that "to criticize this country means you are no longer able to be a representative of this country — which is a very strange thing for someone who in 2015 described America as a hellhole to say..." The big picture CNN analyst Ron Brownstein speaking on Sunday afternoon: "Under Trump, the Republican coalition has become overwhelmingly centered on the voters and the parts of the country that are most uneasy with demographic change.
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Depending on your preferred form of party, it was either one of those high-budget events that resembles the sort of idealised hoedown you might see in a Coca-Cola advert – attractive, 'on-trend' twentysomethings jumping in slow motion to David Guetta, because 48-year-old David Guetta is for some reason playing to a room of 'on-trend' twentysomethings, Coca-Cola paying his massive private fee, we assume – or a hellhole warehouse rave with lashings of ketamine and everyone having a fucking great time.
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