First, Alex Jones is a loathsome conspiracy theorist who generates loathsome content.
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I'm secretly starting to get into travel hacking, which is a loathsome term for loathsome people, but I am becoming one of them.
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Fellow celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain also took Andrés' side in the ensuing social media war, calling the situation "loathsome" and a "grotesque betrayal" of the chef. Loathsome.
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Stopping a ludicrous billionaire means submitting to a loathsome senator.
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She makes this man with loathsome ideologies flawed but human.
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It views liberals as loathsome, misinformed and weak, even dangerous.
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The main culprit, in my view, is the loathsome college essay.
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As a fan of hopeless and loathsome sports teams, I empathize.
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New versions of a beloved website's interface can be downright loathsome.
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It's just no fun to have your most loathsome villain trapped.
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A stressful or loathsome task you have to perform that day?
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That is a person that many Americans find to be loathsome.
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And then, God, Trump is a loathsome human being, isn't he?
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But some of their loathsome tactics have recently come under scrutiny.
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"Make no mistake, your crime was contemptible, invidious and loathsome," Gorton said.
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Photo: Getty Mylan is one of the most loathsome companies on Earth.
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Loathsome fictional men have been at the center of narratives for ages.
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George, for example, is perhaps the show's most compelling, most loathsome figure.
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She finds validation in gratuitous sex with loathsome men with bad teeth.
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"He is the number one most loathsome tech executive today," he adds.
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In doing so, Hitler becomes loathsome in a far more personal way.
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Moore fell short because he turns out to be a loathsome individual.
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But this Thom is seldom lovably loathsome enough to make us squirm.
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It is an election to unseat the most loathsome president in recent history.
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Our neighbors to the north in Canada have certainly caught this loathsome disease.
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Reporters, in Trump's rhetoric, are loathsome, dishonest creatures -- not capable of human emotions.
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Trump's loathsome comments about women and our appearances are too crass to repeat.
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Anyone else would just seem less skeezy and loathsome than the actual Rick Pitino.
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Despite all this, however, there is only one truly loathsome team in MLB. 1.
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There's usually one word that comes to mind when I think of mold: loathsome.
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The Eagles may not be "America's Team," a title misappropriated by the loathsome Cowboys.
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If something works -- no matter how loathsome or even untrue -- then it gets used.
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Most top White House officials find the attacks loathsome, and blame Steve Bannon for them.
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"I refuse to normalize President Donald Trump and his loathsome language and actions," Schakowsky said.
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He has occasionally leavened his loathsome but lovable little men by playing a romantic lead.
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And as a lawyer-rat he is a particularly loathsome member of the order Rodentia.
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The greatest feat Succession pulls in every episode is making Roman loathsome but not unsympathetic.
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It helps, of course, that they are up against the most loathsome organization in professional sports.
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If they continue rewarding loathsome language, they should prepare to hear a lot more of it.
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With Julio away running an errand, Henriquez makes a move on Leonora, rendering himself doubly loathsome.
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The most memorable Borderlands villain, a loathsome sociopath known as Handsome Jack, embodied this conceit perfectly.
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Shoveling snow might not be much fun, but it need not be a loathsome burden, either.
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And it's also why the self-aggrandizing nonsense of Faraday's presentation is so plainly and pointedly loathsome.
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The Critic was an entire show about what loathsome and bizarre people movie critics tend to be.
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Many of the abusers regard criticism of their loathsome behaviour as an invitation to redouble their efforts.
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Trump's party got stomped in the House amid peace and prosperity because most voters find him loathsome.
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But one of his loathsome qualities is that he's shameless, so losing won't force him to change.
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I'm on the hunt for a new specialist to recite my loathsome story to all over again.
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I had become loathsome, the very species I'd spent most of my life mocking: a gym rat.
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Together they form what is arguably the most loathsome wing of the Trump administration—no small feat.
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He&aposs an idiot, he&aposs a menace, he&aposs a loathsome human being and so much more.
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Meanwhile, loathsome antagonists like Vanessa Gekko and Rutabaga Rabitowitz were revealed as the protagonists of their own stories.
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Healy, for example, is Orange Is the New Black's most prominent warden character and a truly loathsome guy.
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I no longer believed that Islam had come down to slowly phase out the loathsome institution of slavery.
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"It's one of the most loathsome, disgusting crimes that I prosecuted when I was U.S. attorney," Christie added.
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In a clamorous, politically loathsome world, creating moments of quiet for communal reflection is itself a radical act.
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" He continued: "It's one of the most loathsome, disgusting crimes that I prosecuted when I was U.S. attorney.
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The sly devil is just as loathsome in the office, where it has been said to ring unprofessional.
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The sly devil is just as loathsome in the office, where it has been said to ring unprofessional.
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" Mayor Bill de Blasio apologized to Daniari on behalf of the city, calling it a "loathsome, transphobic attack.
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Saddam Hussein may have been a loathsome dictator, but he was not a threat to the United States.
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Grant and Whishaw play their parts heartbreakingly well, especially Grant, who manages to make Thorpe both tragic and loathsome.
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"It's amazing the way uncalled-for meanness warmed my loathsome little heart," she writes in the excerpt in Glamour.
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There was also the loathsome #HeterosexualPrideDay, which trended worldwide in June because certain cisgender straight people believe they're oppressed.
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Bruce still had it, the villain was loathsome and charismatic at the same time, and the plot was gripping.
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But the SSL lapse points to the most fundamental similarity between the Trump administration and its loathsome lapdog: incompetence.
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Well, it later came out that he was a pretty loathsome cheater himself, which totally explains his astute intuition.
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Whether or not you love Schumer, you've got to admit the sexism she faces on the daily is loathsome.
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Simultaneously, however, the Republican Party has nominated the most loathsome (from a left-wing perspective) candidate in recent history.
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America has dealt with internal paroxysms of terror before, but perhaps none as gaudy and loathsome as our own.
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The Sparrow is loathsome, wrapping in sanctimony the same crass power craving that animates many of the show's characters.
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And as foul luck would have it, New York football's two most loathsome rivals are contending for the championship.
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Indeed, the more plaudits he amassed, the more he seemed willing to portray himself as a truly loathsome person.
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" On her students at said college: "Loathsome little bitches who are homesick and have rumps like a kitchen stove.
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It's been on the books since 1994—approximately seven years before loathsome dickhead Brian Kemp ever held an elected office.
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I would give the same answer that I would have given 10 years ago, when he was just as loathsome.
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Going to the doctor's office is a loathsome experience for anyone, but the burden is compounded when you're struggling financially.
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A postmodern pioneer, Spencer Pratt didn't just dabble in reality television: He was its first truly compelling, thoroughly loathsome villain.
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His most loathsome recent attack was aimed at McCabe, whom he crassly accused of "running out the clock" until retirement.
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As loathsome as they might smell, act, or be, they are not the villains in these environmental dislocations; we are.
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But that candidate was a creature they find every bit as loathsome as the crass billionaire, if not more so.
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This is one of the Trump administration's most egregious and loathsome positions that history will not remember them kindly for.
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And I was U.S. attorney in New Jersey, Margaret, so we had some loathsome and disgusting crime going on there.
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The text messages called him an "idiot" and "a loathsome human," among other things, according to copies reviewed by Reuters.
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The main revelation of "Black Museum" isn't that people are terrible, or technology is dangerous, but that Haynes is personally loathsome.
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"She threatens us with loathsome comments that try to mar the advance of negotiations," Information Minister Jorge Rodriguez said on Twitter.
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Too often, states that are loathsome but not deeply involved in terrorism appear on the list, while important sponsors are ignored.
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On their tail is their loathsome uncle Euron, who the show seems dead-set on making their final stage mini-boss.
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She loved me despite how loathsome I was, despite every awful thing I'd committed, despite every time I yelled at her.
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One such message on March 4, 2016 read "God trump is a loathsome human," according to a copy obtained by NBC.
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The U.S.–Saudi preference for regime change and demotic movements (no matter how loathsome) has been a gift to extremists everywhere.
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And I was a US attorney in New Jersey, Margaret, so we had some loathsome and disgusting crime going on there.
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Gaetz has taken his tweet back, but his crude attempt at thuggery stands out for how loathsome his party has become.
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There have been far more laws in the history of this country that were disgusting and loathsome than laws that deserved respect.
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I find them particularly loathsome because they do their best to magnify prejudice against blacks, Muslims and Latinos, tearing our social fabric.
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Some texts call Trump an "idiot" and a "loathsome human," according to copies of a sampling of the texts reviewed by Reuters.
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This is all so loathsome that I found myself desperate to find even the smallest gap between Kevin's position and the play's.
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There's no villain more loathsome than one who would use Dalmatian puppies for a fur coat, and Cruella de Vil is it.
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Carrying a gun and yelling racist epithets does not transform planned violence into protected conduct — it only makes that violence more loathsome.
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One of the signature consequences of the Great Awokening is the sense that Trump is a uniquely loathsome figure in American politics.
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There was Robby Hayes, who patiently courted Amanda Stanton on the show, and there was Daniel Maguire, who was loathsome from the beginning.
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Brodie Moncur is a Scottish piano-tuner—a profession Mr Boyd expertly evokes—and the son of a loathsome fire-and-brimstone preacher.
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In one of the most loathsome examples of MDMA being referenced in pop culture, rapper Tyga asked the entire world where molly was.
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Screengrab: RossCreationsA YouTuber going by the name RossCreations is one of those loathsome channel operators that doesn't really understand what a prank is.
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As you know, Trump's Special Assistant Kelly Sadler made her loathsome comment in response to McCain's opposition to Trump's CIA nominee Gina Haspel.
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You might remember his rugged sister Yara and loathsome father Balon from previous episodes, and additional Greyjoys will show up in Season 6.
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Bill and Hillary are different people; holding a wife responsible for her husband's sexual violence is dubious at best, and loathsome at worst.
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A once-loathsome, smack-talking thief engenders some sympathy; a heavily medicated woman previously defined by her work deals with trouble at home.
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"Richard III," which proved to be one of Shakespeare's first great hits, explores how this loathsome, perverse monster actually attained the English throne.
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Viki gave me a little kiss of encouragement, because she knew that I was about to do something I found loathsome and embarrassing.
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Oh, the vulgarity, the venality, the small-minded nastiness of those loathsome souls now crowding the stage at the Duke on 42nd Street.
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The Windsors did nothing to protect her from the tidal wave of defamatory distortions and outright lies flowing nonstop from these loathsome rags.
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We need to safeguard the category, but the notion of government intervention seems loathsome to a movement started in the spirit of anarchy.
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A few actress friends of mine told me stories: of a ghastly hotel meeting; of a repugnant bathrobe-shucking; of a loathsome massage request.
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It felt like the end of a truly loathsome villain, and implicitly, a chance for the real but catatonic Cooper to finally wake up.
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To be clear, I don't want to conflate this interesting research with the loathsome practice of putting celebrity faces on adult film star bodies.
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According to new research published in the Journal of Medical Entomology, the loathsome fuckers prefer to hide in shelter that's colored red and black.
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What follows isn't meant to be comprehensive or complete reading of him – for a start it barely touches on his loathsome human rights record.
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The movie's loathsome fictional villain dodging taxes and destroying high street businesses, Sir Richard McCreadie, is a barely disguised caricature of the Topshop owner.
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The president failed that test conspicuously and gave comfort to the loathsome "identitarianism" that understands society as a competition between races, tribes and religion.
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The exhibition's press release consists solely of a New York Times op-ed Monica Lewinsky wrote after Ailes died reflecting on his loathsome legacy.
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"Beauty and the Beast" follows a selfish prince, cursed to take the form of a loathsome creature, who turns back into a (repentant) royal.
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He and his mistress, Lisa Page called Donald Trump an effing idiot, loathsome, a bigot, an enormous D blank, blank, blank, awful, abysmal, a disaster.
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A day after Trump's election victory, Farage called on the real estate mogul to reverse "loathsome" Barack Obama's policy by making Britain his top priority.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There&aposs a tollbooth ahead so I hope you have the money after the loathsome relentless infantile Democrat that screwed you on taxes.
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"No civilized nation should pay stipends to loathsome criminals who deliberately target innocent victims, including sleeping children," the families' attorneys wrote to the White House.
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Because loathsome as #Pizzagate is, there's something just as gross (even Trumpian!) about a CEO abusing his power to literally corrupt the words of others.
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If both sides agree that Trump is too loathsome, erratic, and cruel to deserve the presidency, then do you really want to be his supporter?
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The war's proponents deploy propaganda with all the loathsome rhetoric of the white supremacist alt-right; the war's atrocities are Mengelean in scope and grotesquerie.
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And the president is not doing his party any favors by running those loathsome ads saying the Democrats will be responsible for murders by immigrants.
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The enemy incursion includes a snooty French chef and a loathsome butler (or, as he curiously prefers to be called, King's Page of the Backstairs).
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This stance has resonated with me, allowing me to consider what young men have been raised to believe before condemning them as 'despicable' or 'loathsome.
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But he has shown over the years that he will take up and drop the most loathsome beliefs at a moment's notice if it serves him.
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While The Hateful Eight couldn't be accused of endorsing any of its loathsome characters, it doesn't stake out a point of view outside of them either.
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He was a Nazi psychologist writing during wartime, exploring their loathsome eugenic theories – a reminder that the shiny face of cuteness invariably conceals a thornier side.
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And on: Iris Robinson, a former DUP MP described homosexuality as "disgusting, loathsome, nauseating, wicked and vile", as well as an "abomination" that could be "cured".
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When it comes to business, Apple design chief Jony Ive said he's bad with numbers — but he's good at telling when an existing product is loathsome.
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The loathsome bhodan enters its host's body (presumably through the mouth, though Stewart keeps certain details mercifully fuzzy) and proceeds to subsume its prey from within.
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By contrast, the Russian and Iranian strategy of siding with sovereign states (no matter how loathsome) so long as they represent predictable national interests seems rational.
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We must keep in mind that while North Korean leaders are loathsome and insecure, they are not irrational and can be deterred from using nuclear weapons.
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Magnificently hummable constructions can turn monstrous when repeated too often, repeated in the wrong places, or used as bait to trick listeners into accepting loathsome performers.
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This consternation is somewhat understandable — some of these figures are truly loathsome internet trolls who serve no purpose other than to harass, antagonize, provoke and spread misinformation.
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Back then, the race was between Richard Nixon, the pragmatic but sleazy Republican; Hubert Humphrey, the middle-of-the-road Democrat; and the loathsome segregationist George Wallace.
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We've all had the dry, miserable, loathsome versions of vegan pastries that come plastic-wrapped next to the checkout aisle of your favorite overpriced health-food store.
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There was the excruciating in-law meet-and-greet in Horn Hill, as well as the loathsome Walder Frey's harsh treatment of his own son-in-law.
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Nominally he was dispatched to secure Riverrun and shore up the Lannister alliance with the loathsome Freys, solidified via the infamous Red Wedding plot in Season 3.
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Then he got picked to be White House chief of staff at the same time Steve Bannon, the loathsome alt-right cheerleader, was named chief strategy adviser.
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Clinton's harsh remarks about some women who had been sexually involved with her husband, and the thought of Mr. Clinton back in the White House, are loathsome.
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The Oscar-nominated soundtrack and creation of the loathsome villain Frollo are among the best pieces of work ever made by the animation team at Disney's studios.
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"The person I would like the most to compete against, even though I find his campaign loathsome, would be Donald Trump," said The Washington Post's Jonathan Capehart.
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It wasn't even part of a thought-out strategy, just a loathsome impulse that found its way out of the president's mouth to spread far and wide.
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Ms. Plaza is a whiz with timing and does a deft job of shifting viewers' sympathy; her character can be loathsome or pathetic depending on the scene.
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The beauty of I.R.L. is that once you add shame and consequences and eye contact back into the mix, other humans sometimes resist acting like loathsome monsters!
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First of all, look, Donald Trump is very good at the internet, and Brad Parscale, even though he's a loathsome creature, is also ... Manny Yekutiel: Who's that?
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As Edith, an aspiring actress who seems blind to her deficits and personal flaws, Ms. Goldstein gives a performance that requires her to swing between disarming and loathsome.
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Denying the request for a hearing, the Colorado Supreme Court said H.C.'s comments, no matter how "ideologically loathsome," did not merit an exception to jury deliberation secrecy.
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And in their triumph die, like fire and powder,Which as they kiss consume: the sweetest honeyIs loathsome in his own deliciousnessAnd in the taste confounds the appetite.
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One of the reasons patients find condescension from doctors especially loathsome is that it diminishes them — if you're gravely ill, the last thing you need is further diminishment.
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Axe, Chuck, Taylor Mason, even the lovably loathsome Dollar Bill — they all seem to require intense adversity to be at their best, whether they realize it or not.
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Other presidents have continued arms sales to countries with loathsome human rights records and, in moments like this one, tried to find ways around cutting off such transactions.
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It's fair to say almost no one wants another shutdown, while 85033 percent of Americans oppose Trump declaring a national emergency to fund his loathsome and wasteful wall.
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Angus, a particularly loathsome arms dealer, wants him to prove that his daughter, Christiana, did not murder a man named Tyler, despite her presence at the crime scene.
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That's nothing new in the movie business, much less in Star Wars, but the nearly 40 percent discrepancy on Rotten Tomatoes means those negative responses are truly loathsome.
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If the entire subplot is built on an outdated, misogynist foundation, is it still fair to find Lydia to be a loathsome heel by the end of it?
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If you based your entire knowledge of the Trump era on this, you'd think Stephen Miller was just another staffer rather than the most loathsome kind of Nazi troll.
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Before meeting with friends, I remind myself that I might get asked that loathsome question, and I mentally prepare myself to cross that bridge when I come to it.
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Walter White enlists audiences to support him — he is a teacher, he is dying, he cares about his family — and to continue that support even as he becomes loathsome.
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The Indian Removal Act he signed led to the murderous (killing up to 6,000 people in forced relocation), racist and loathsome destruction of what were effectively five independent nations.
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Strzok, a senior counterintelligence agent in the bureau, referred to Trump in an August 28500 text to Page as a "loathsome human" and wrote "F Trump" in another message.
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"Such loathsome behavior is contrary to Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity principles that aim to cultivate men of word and deed based on character, honor and integrity," the statement read.
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The resulting meme comes to rival Crying Jordan in its ubiquity, and Harden instructs the loathsome Hassan Whiteside to elbow Howard without reservation when Miami visits the Toyota Center.
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American presidents, they said, have little choice but to interact with sometimes loathsome figures in the pursuit of larger goals vital to the national security of the United States.
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In fact, they find the feat so loathsome that they'd much rather give up primary bodily functions than their access to the web; the circulatory system, who needs it?
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The most gut-wrenching fact about this so-called cryptocurrency is that you'd be rich as hell right now had you actually listened to that loathsome (and unlikely) financial adviser.
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The ghosts of loathsome behavior didn't seem to haunt the careers of Roman Polanski or Woody Allen, who both won Oscars this millennium with The Pianist and Midnight in Paris.
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It grows tedious when pedophile priests and loathsome politicians are conveniently dismissed as Satanic, even as they spew biblical verse and prostrate themselves before the cross, recruiting the Christian faithful.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Welcoming Donald Trump's election triumph, prominent Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage called on the U.S. president-elect to reverse "loathsome" Barack Obama's policy by making Britain his top priority.
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Filtered through Chatterjee's anguished consciousness, she comes to an understanding that her son's radicalisation is rooted as much in his hatred of his loathsome father as of the iniquitous system.
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While fighting whatever loathsome viruses were introduced into my body by a 21-pound person in turtle-motif onesie, my brain became an unattended firehose of scalding and indistinct anxiety.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has urged the UFC to "evaluate its relationship" with Khabib Nurmagomedov after "loathsome" footage resurfaced of the Russian wrestling a chained-up bear.
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As one of the most loathsome characters on the show, you'd think she'd get what she deserves, what with this season's themes of righteous (or at least righteous-ish) revenge.
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After overcoming a bit of repulsive racism on the loathsome building owner's part by moving down the block on 57th Street, Rainford began a lucrative career as a commercial photographer.
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Jack Gleeson (Joffrey Baratheon) announced an early retirement from acting well before the death of the loathsome Joffrey, citing a need to focus on his studies at Dublin's Trinity College.
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Neoconservatives persuaded Bush 85033 to invade the Middle East to settle an intramural dispute between two loathsome regimes, a distraction from important domestic challenges that cost him a second term.
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Schwartz, who served as New York City's traffic commissioner in the 1980s, was nicknamed "Gridlock Sam" for his devotion to the conundrum of traffic (and for coining the loathsome term).
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The focus in many of the campaigns on Mr. Soros, who comes from a family of Hungarian Jews — like the calls for "de-Soros-isation" in Macedonia — is especially loathsome.
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I took some comfort in the poor grammar and spelling of their loathsome rants — these shameful idiots were in all likelihood not Columbia students, and therefore not on campus with us.
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I'm hoping it's because my friends have all run out of battery, are suffering without signal in radio silence, and/or are way too hungover to participate in my loathsome games.
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Or to make him so self-mortified, so loathsome, so inadequate, so isolated, so self-obsessed, so boring and bored, so guilty that no one could possibly love or desire him.
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"Wrestling with a chained bear is loathsome behavior that shows an utter lack of respect for and consideration of who these animals are," PETA UK Director Elisa Allen told Business Insider.
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There is a reeking, loathsome constellation of reasons why it feels that way, and there are also reasons why the first two things tend to be so far from each other.
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The prospect of actual neo-Nazis marching through a major city's street once seemed like a hypothetical—a test case about how even loathsome people have First Amendment rights to assemble.
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And yet the virtual reality stuff made me think about the simulation hypothesis, which Elon Musk (a particularly loathsome Tahani ex, it turns out) was obsessed with for a while there.
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Yet were they fine with the onslaught of equally loathsome policies that have been hallmarks of that same G.O.P. over that time: racist immigration policies, climate denial, science denial, anti-L.
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"My strong disagreement with his views — indeed, the fact that I find them loathsome — is not a reason for Indiana University to violate the Constitution of the United States," Robel wrote.
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Fefu's first line — "My husband married me to have a constant reminder of how loathsome women are" — is not meant to be interpreted, it's meant to shock, and start a conversation.
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Bradley's loathsome Walder Frey is etched in my memory forever, but he's also done a ton of great stuff including some Harry Potter films, Doctor Who, The Tudors, and The Midsomer Murders.
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In the messages, Strzok and Page reveal a poor understanding of cybersecurity, refer to then-candidate Donald Trump as a "loathsome human," and express a preference for his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
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British actor Harry Lloyd, best known for a season as the loathsome Viserys Targaryen on Game of Thrones, plays a young Charles Xavier as David (Dan Stevens) pieces together his father's past.
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The Patriots have not gotten any less loathsome, but the old mechanized loathsomeness has a new and admirable depth to it, and their berserk precision has attained a sort of blunt art.
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The lingerie shopping experience is, well, very intimate — and figuring out what will fit, particularly in terms of bras, can be (nearly) as loathsome a prospect as swimsuit shopping for many women.
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As the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court founders on allegations of drunken sexual assault, America is again reckoning with the loathsome and loutish frat boy culture of the 1980s.
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In 1978, the PBS broadcast of "The California Reich," a documentary about neo-Nazis in three communities in California, prompted wide debate about whether it was giving a platform to loathsome viewpoints.
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A properly loathsome person, the famed and feared A. S. Crystal has already started writing his review on the train down from London, and a nasty piece of work it is too.
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And it found one of the show's most loathsome villains in Phi Phi O'Hara, who displayed a deadly combination of over-earnestness about the show and a blazing lack of self-awareness.
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One of the most annoying things of this entire scenario is the idea that a loathsome brood of billionaire assholes bent on controlling the world are the victims of the real villains: comedians.
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That leaves plenty of room for speculation, but for now, let's just point out that Trump has already become a cross-cultural stand-in for all things loathsome and backward in the world.
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She was being drawn into "this fairly loathsome Kremlin game that goes by the title of: 'Let's put a liberal laughing-stock up for the elections in order to distract attention,'" said Navalny.
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Meanwhile, Green, who had entrenched himself as one of the city's most loathsome visitors when he kicked Steven Adams in the groin in Game 231, was booed every time he touched the ball.
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One place to start would be bringing an end to the loathsome practice of questioning the motivations of our fellow citizens or impugning the patriotism of those with whom we may disagree politically.
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The Olympians are the outliers; their words a dissent to the daily chorus that tells us, and tells us, and tells us that larger bodies are loathsome, are laughable, are undeserving of love.
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The biggest hits include the lackluster third entries in the Cars and Despicable Me series, as well as the mystifying Boss Baby and The Emoji Movie, a genuinely loathsome feature-length smartphone commercial.
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But Agassi's addition to the often loathsome heap of sports-hero lit, written with help from J.R. Moehringer (who refused to be credited as a co-author), transcends the genre with uncommon introspection.
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From the loathsome lusus naturae of behemoth horror series to the sprawling cosmopolis of complex management simulators, video games often feature wrenched contortions of the natural world as core tenets in environmental design.
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Public figures or advocates demonize a person or group as a loathsome, inhuman monster, often using violent imagery and righteous rhetoric — like comparing abortion to slavery, or saying it's worse than the Holocaust.
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You might still have to disable annoying post-processing effects like the loathsome "edge-enhancement," but in general, a 1080p TV will just work perfectly the moment you plug an HDMI cable into it.
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You drink whole jars of pickle juice in a fugue state; you acquire carpal tunnel syndrome, take up snoring, and, at your most loathsome, become so ludicrously horny you lose whole afternoons to TubeGalore.
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Maybe just this once, when a real man, with a family, who has spent his life putting country first has passed, he could pretend to be a little less of a loathsome, vindictive narcissist.
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He is an hour away from Netanyahu's office" in Israel's military headquarters, he said, "held by a loathsome terror organization that is making a fool of a terrified government that follows a failing policy.
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The real Mayer wasn't much taller than Garland, whose mother — missing in action here — was loathsome, details that might complicate the movie's reductive vision of power and abuse, victimization and survival, women and men.
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I got the validation I needed via a recent discussion thread on Reddit, which featured people on the AskWomen subreddit getting real about their S.O.'s most loathsome (and, in their view, most expendable) items.
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In one swoop, the U.S. had gone from leading international efforts to sideline Plahotniuc and highlight his propensity for graft, to aiding and abetting one of the most loathsome figures the region had ever produced.
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Stalin's prewar Bolshevik nightmare was responsible for 20 million dead, but apparently was not so loathsome that the Soviet Union could not prove temporarily useful for Churchill and Roosevelt in bleeding out the Nazi Wehrmacht.
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Yet even those who don't go along with the kaiser's loathsome words recognize that liberal economics, as practiced since the middle of the 19th century in Britain and the United States, has a darker side.
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Even the lowly and loathsome Dan Colen, whose grand gesture was to tip over a row of motorcycles moments before the opening of his first solo show at Gagosian, is still around and getting by.
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Remember, it was him, Strzok, who called the president an idiot, abysmal, and his girlfriend Lisa Page called him loathsome and awful, and Strzok said Hillary Clinton should win the 2016 election 219 million to zero.
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Instead, Democrats and Republicans clamor to do more in Syria, hoping to overthrow yet another regime that is loathsome but incapable of imminently threatening the US while simultaneously fighting the other sides of that civil war.
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It starts with getting Democrats who don't necessarily have strong preferences about the 2020 candidates to just imagine the sheer joy of if Beto were the nominee watching him physically humiliate the prideful and loathsome Trump.
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The issue of scantily clad "booth babes" has dogged the event for decades; as recently as 2013, organizers threw up their hands and claimed they could not ban the loathsome practice due to vague logistical reasons.
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Highly committed Republicans—of which Cruz is surely an exemplar—have real differences with Democrats like Hillary Clinton, which means they are likely to vote for whomever their party nominates, even someone as loathsome as Trump.
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"That Obama creature, loathsome individual, who cannot stand our country, said we'd be back of the queue ... what was interesting is that Trump said we would be in the front of the queue," he told talkRADIO.
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As a conglomerate of evil villains, The Hand boasts Sigourney Weaver as the loathsome Alexandra, Wai Ching Ho as Gao with the bone-chilling grin, and Yutaka Takeuchi as Murakami, who also smiles maniacally a lot.
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The put-downs and arguments serve only as so much verbal scaffolding for the film's real purpose, which is to shoot, impale, blow up and otherwise gruesomely dispatch as many of its loathsome characters as possible.
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In an election season when the left and right are further apart and more loathsome to each other than ever, both heartland commenters and left-leaning Americans alike felt pride in and affection toward ranch dressing.
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Loathsome as Mr Jones's ideas are, defenders of free speech ought to squirm at the notion that a small set of like-minded executives in Silicon Valley are deciding what is seen by an audience of billions.
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The loathsome, beautiful Jamies would sit eagerly on the floor in front of the display, their upturned faces illuminated and impressed, and Falyne would be wearing her powder blue velvet, making drinks and smiling her golden smile.
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The show wants you to find him loathsome, sure, but also to understand where that loathsomeness comes from, so that you might find common ground with him, as a few of the prisoners do in later seasons.
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Dickens has always been a better actor than the material Fear the Walking Dead has given her, and to say I was intrigued by the notion of her slowly becoming a loathsome leader would be an understatement.
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"Jones is the chief amplifier for a group that has worked in concert to create and propagate loathsome, false narratives about the Sandy Hook shooting and its victims, and promote their harassment and abuse," the lawsuit states.
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Other leaders worldwide have echoed similar language in the last few years, with the United Kingdom's Nigel Farage calling President Obama "a loathsome creature"; following the Brexit vote Farage campaigned for, hate crimes in the U.K. surged.
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In an era when mass shootings are live-streamed, denied by online conspiracy theorists and encouraged by racist manifestoes posted to internet message boards, much of the world is grasping for ways to stem the loathsome tide.
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We hate him because he's loathsome, we hate him for not being the Cooper we want him to be, and we hate him because Lynch has decided to make MacLachlan wear Nicholas Cage-in-Con Air hair. Refresher.
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Page calling Trump an enormous D-bag and add that the to list of insults both Page and Strzok were lobbying against Donald Trump calling him an idiot, a menace, a loathsome human being and so much more.
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It's an elaborate, perversely comic scene in which a loathsome monster is strangely empathetic: Like any workaday slob, he's made a small mistake in his job, and fixing it has turned into an increasingly complex comedy of errors.
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Lewis himself displays a certain amount of the classism that Trump's critics are sometimes accused of — the most loathsome villain isn't Windrip or a member of his inner circle, but the protagonist's stupid, lazy, and power-hungry handyman.
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Trump also announced plans to hold a rally next week in Arizona, where he's said he's "seriously considering" a pardon for former sheriff Joe Arpaio, the loathsome racial profiler who never met a constitutional amendment he didn't ignore.
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" The May lawsuit names Jones as the "chief amplifier for a group that has worked in concert to create and propagate loathsome, false narratives about the Sandy Hook shootings and its victims, and promote their harassment and abuse.
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In a column for the Daily Mail, Morgan asked why someone like Manigault Newman, who he describes as "relentlessly loathsome" and accuses of propositioning him for sex to win a reality show, was offered a job in the administration.
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Brad Sherman (Calif.), the second-ranking Democrat on the Foreign Affairs panel, defended Gabbard's trip, arguing that legislators have every right to examine the foreign policy they influence, even if it puts them face-to-face with loathsome people.
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Scenes of Armando drilling dentures make you think of mouths, and the images of two sets of prosthetics, one being repaired, the other a loathsome facsimile of rotten teeth, are played off against shots of Elder's voluptuously puffy lips.
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And with each of these conscious uncouplings comes the loathsome cliché of having to return a sad cardboard box full of your former lover's personal effects like they're a convict being released from the prison of your failed relationship.
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Jenelle Evans' husband, David Eason, committing a loathsome killing of their family dog is the low point of the week, while the most awesome was the Joe Jonas/Sophie Turner wedding with the help of Elvis and ring pops.
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If Republicans accept Roy Moore as a United States senator, they may, for a couple years, have one more vote for a justice or a tax cut, but they will have made their party loathsome for an entire generation.
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" Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton has also made a habit of publicly standing up for Barron and other presidential kids, most recently lashing out at a fake news story claiming that Malia had been questioned in an FBI investigation. "Loathsome.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Should political deadlock in Washington again bring the world's biggest economy to the brink of a debt default, the U.S. central bank has a playbook that includes options one policymaker once labeled "loathsome," but, perhaps, necessary.
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But Trump supporters, a smaller group backing a considerably more loathsome agenda, have received an unprecedented outpouring of sympathy, undertaken as a sort of passive-aggressive snipe at unnamed other commentators and politicians perceived to not be taking their concerns seriously.
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Chris Christie, the former New Jersey governor who clashed with Jared Kushner during his brief stint running President Trump's transition team, issued a sharply personal attack on Mr. Kushner's father on Tuesday, saying he had committed a "loathsome" and "disgusting" crime.
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ROBERT Before we get to your loathsome leaf blower, let me pay you a sincere compliment: If more people responded as you did ("Let me think about it") when they felt aggravated by the demands of others, civility would increase exponentially.
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Riley, a master thief, has just pulled off the extraordinary feat of stealing a 12½-ton, $50 million steel statue and ridding the world of the loathsome head of a pharmaceutical empire who donated this monstrosity to the city of Chicago.
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Chris Christie said that "one of the most loathsome, disgusting crimes" he prosecuted more than a decade ago when he was a US attorney was committed by the father of President Donald Trump's son-in-law and top adviser Jared Kushner.
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And steadily gaining traction on them were outlets like Breitbart and Infowars and loathsome pundits, training the new arrivals into their own troll armies, whipping them into a frenzy with whatever flavor of hatemongering helped them earn a buck along the way.
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Season 24 is uncharted territory — for over a year now, readers of George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire have been as in the dark as HBO viewers about what's next to come for our most beloved and loathsome characters.
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Some of Mr Bush's supporters saw this exchange as a knock-out, transformative vengeance against his tormentor—like the scene in "Back to the Future" in which George McFly decks the loathsome Biff (who, as internet photoshoppers have demonstrated, Mr Trump somewhat resembles).
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" The woman who was berated recorded the video and shared it with Telemundo 44 in Washington, D.C. The confrontation occurred at Andy's, a restaurant in Lovettsville, Va. The restaurant denounced the woman in a Facebook post, calling her "a vile and loathsome individual.
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Read more:PETA has urged the UFC to 'evaluate its relationship' with Khabib Nurmagomedov after 'loathsome' footage resurfaced showing him fighting a chained-up bearThe woman who accused Neymar of raping her has been charged with fraud, extortion and slander by Brazilian police
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The same conditions of poverty, high immigration and cheap real estate that made the Lower East Side such a notoriously tough place to live also helped to make it an incubator for all sorts of music, from the highbrow to the loathsome.
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The 14 Most Loathsome Figures Of The Second World WarWorld War II is remembered for its cruelty and ferocious violence, a global conflict that claimed…Read more ReadDuring the Second World War, Himmler formed the dreaded Einsatzgruppen and oversaw the construction of extermination camps.
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Last weekend the Los Angeles Times published a sickening piece detailing claims made by 38 women about loathsome sexual behavior by the writer-director James Toback, who has made many well-regarded films and scored an Oscar nomination for his script for Warren Beatty's Bugsy.
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There's Stephanie Corneliussen as Joanna Wellick, a supremely loathsome cocktail of vulgarity and cruelty, who begins her meeting with Scott by graphically describing her arousal over his latest mind game and ends it with shouting how glad she is that his unborn baby died.
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"It's best to like them from the get-go," he says, noting that if you don't find an agent likable in an initial meeting, he or she will become downright loathsome throughout the process of buying or selling a home, which can take many months.
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Of course, referential cameos aren't enough to sustain an entire picture; there still needs to be something else underneath, and whereas Ready Player One had Steven Spielberg and Wreck-It Ralph had Disney, Pixels was burdened by Sandler's loathsome mediocrity as the driving creative force.
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And the right's belief that the film's awards were a craven effort by the academy's voters to counter last year's loathsome win for "Green Book" (and atone for this year's repeat of a near-#OscarsSoWhite repeat) probably holds some kernel of truth as well.
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So we are chuckling at the idea of censorship, but if you look back at Tchaikovsky's letters to his brother—after he'd had some encounter with a nobleman or young rent boy—they'd say: 'I am the most loathsome creature that ever walked the Earth.
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In a week when the United Nations is pushing governments to preserve software from around the world, and after a year of seeing what a loathsome, awful, horrid place the web can truly be, 64 Bits is a pure, wholesome hark back to the early days.
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Suburbicon is a genuinely grim slog, full of loathsome people doing horrible things; by its penultimate scene, of a father terrorizing and threatening his son as tears roll down the little boy's face, it's unclear why anyone thought this hateful little exercise was worth the trouble.
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Powers may be a loathsome figure, but screens full of #DeathTo hashtags attached to her name remind us of times when a Twitter pile-on went too far — such as this ugly reaction in 2013 to PR person Justine Sacco's idiotic tweet about AIDS in Africa.
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Trump said that he "just got back from the Middle East" while in Israel, took a selfie with one of Israel's most loathsome politicians, and—on the much more serious side—defended his reported disclosure of Israeli intelligence to Russian leaders by seeming to acknowledge the disclosure.
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What is this "loathsome coastal cognitive elite" to which he — a man who has taught at Stanford and Harvard and whose nightstand reading surely impresses his colleagues but just as surely would pose a mighty challenge to many of the "middle Americans" he so deeply understands — refers?
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"The Princess Bride" — Rob Reiner's swashbuckling fairy tale sendup about Buttercup (Robin Wright), the reluctant wife-to-be of the loathsome Prince Humperdinck (Chris Sarandon), and her one true love, the farmhand Westley (Cary Elwes) — was a modest box-office success when it premiered in 22002.
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But this episode reveals her to be a malevolent manifestation of the parasitically evil forces at work in David's incredibly powerful brain — a figure at least as loathsome and lethal as the obese "devil with the yellow eyes," who continuously lurks at the fringes of David's consciousness.
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Not so on The OC. Instead, it's filmed like an episode of 24, with Ryan risking life and limb as he races against the clock up a million flights of stairs to make it to Marissa's side before midnight (and Ryan's rival, the loathsome Oliver Trask) strikes.
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It's all a bit of a mystery to me, and an interesting thing to play with really: the tranquil and the excited, the cool and the mad, the tantalizing and the loathsome, melancholy and anxiety… all those registers of this lovely human madness we experience day-in, day-out.
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That he does it all with schoolboy glee makes him that much more viscerally loathsome — Mr. Rheon conceived Ramsay as a mash-up of Heath Ledger's unhinged Joker and Dennis the Menace, he said, and added a bit of the swagger of Liam Gallagher, the dyspeptic former Oasis singer.
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Taking a page out of Hamas' Charter towards the State of Israel, ever-grieving Democrats continue to march in lockstep against the results of the 6900 Presidential Election, condemning Donald Trump as a loathsome aberration and recognizing his right to exist — as president — only until he is obliterated.
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The 14 Most Loathsome Figures Of The Second World WarWorld War II is remembered for its cruelty and ferocious violence, a global conflict that claimed…Read more ReadBefore, during, and after the Second World War, Hallervorden knowingly performed research on brain samples extracted from executed prisoners and those deemed mentally deficient.
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With the Republican nomination in hand, Mr. Moore presented Republican leaders with a searing and seemingly binary choice: Embrace a man they saw as a loathsome extremist, in the hope of saving a Senate seat, or shun him and write off the election as a loss to Doug Jones, the Democrat.
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If women can break the hex that has kept them from harnessing the pure politics of personal outrage to the impure politics of society building, then maybe our Chelsey Engels and Lindsey Dislers can draw as much attention to their protest as the next actress will outing the next loathsome boss.
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"According to the documents produced last night to this committee, Mr. Strzok and Ms. Page referred to the President as 'an utter idiot,' 'a loathsome human,' and 'awful,' while continually praising Hillary Clinton and the Obamas," House Judiciary Committee chairman Bob Goodlatte said Wednesday at a hearing with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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Loaded with vocal ticks and gushing with smarmy ripostes and threats, the character is loathsome without an ounce of insidious charm; if the legacy of the studio's Dark Knight films might have suggested anything, it should have been in the area of great villains, but here there is just a great vacuum.
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Loaded with vocal ticks and gushing with smarmy ripostes and threats, the character is loathsome without an ounce of insidious charm; if the legacy of the studio's 'Dark Knight' films might have suggested anything, it should have been in the area of great villains, but here there is just a great vacuum.
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They lasted weeks and wound up hung; a second trial was arranged; some lawyers played musical chairs (so long, Jill!); and Judge Weisberg continued to behave and rule in ways that were portrayed as inexplicably loathsome and prejudicial, most especially his barring of all corroborating testimony about the Menendez boys' home life.
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This wasn't the most loathsome thing Pierson said in her CNN hit (that would be her insistence that Trump's accusers only want "15 minutes of fame") but despite its ridiculousness, it is instructive of how the campaign will likely approach these allegations: by highly scrutinizing individual details to cast the accusers as liars.
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Not only did I have to maintain equilibrium with my boss (putting on a happy face, trying to keep my distance without making him dislike me, indicate neither escalation or deescalation; to be perfect and emotionless) I had to keep anyone from ever finding out that I was a bankrupt cliche of loathsome indignity.
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Read more: Alex Morgan says 'there's too much evidence to cover up' the rape allegation against Cristiano RonaldoSimone Biles broke her silence over her brother's triple-murder charge, calling the shooting a 'tragedy'PETA has urged the UFC to 'evaluate its relationship' with Khabib Nurmagomedov after 'loathsome' footage resurfaced showing him fighting a chained-up bear
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But — and this is where it gets complicated — you will also be traveling a great deal this month (whether for a residency, an out-of-town exhibition, a research trip, or a loathsome art fair, we can't say for sure), so please make sure your power pet is airline-compliant — unlike artist Ventiko's emotional support peacock, Dexter.
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With scant moments of applause from people who apparently hate breathable oxygen and a moderate climate, Trump's signature, specious "America first" showmanship combined with shameless climate denial, ludicrous falsehoods about the language of Paris and the American economy, and, most shockingly, a brazen and spiteful attempt to paint all 195 other countries as lazy, loathsome burdens.
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Republicans have said the texts, which referred to Trump as an "idiot" and a "loathsome human," raised concerns the FBI is biased against Trump and may have given Clinton favorable treatment after deciding not to recommend criminal charges in connection with the probe into her use of a private email system while she was secretary of state.
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Equally horrifying, Kavanaugh will serve on the court far longer than Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE will serve as president, extending the loathsome Trump era well into the future.
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Trophy-lusting owner Joe Lacob moved the team across the bay this past summer, to long-awaited, fancy new digs in San Francisco's Mission Bay neighborhood, to accommodate the very many very rich vampires, loathsome technolibertarian scum, and venture capital bros who discovered their enthusiasm for basketball during the team's nigh-unprecedented five-year run of dominance.
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Read more:Khabib Nurmagomedov's manager says the Russian won't be fighting 'irrelevant' Conor McGregor again because he's 'already whooped his ass'Justin Gaethje destroyed Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone in a single round, then said he'd 'f--- up' Conor McGregorPETA has urged the UFC to 'evaluate its relationship' with Khabib Nurmagomedov after 'loathsome' footage resurfaced showing him fighting a chained-up bear
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SO: Usually when you start up a new app — and especially when you're logging in with a new Gmail account to sort of skip that sort of loathsome setup process for accounts on apps — it usually presents you with an option to allow certain access to that account that you're using, and it didn't really do that with a lot of people.
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In May, the families of four students and two educators who died, plus an FBI agent who responded to the shooting, also sued, accusing Jones of being "the chief amplifier for a group that has worked in concert to create and propagate loathsome, false narratives about the Sandy Hook shooting and its victims, and promote their harassment and abuse," according to CNN.
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It's understandable given that Duke has carved a niche for itself as America's most hateable college basketball team, a hatred that appears to be peaking now that the Blue Devils' most loathsome current player, Grayson Allen, is a Frankenstein's monster combining the punchable countenance of a young Ted Cruz with the most obnoxious traits of every annoying Duke player who came before him.
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In fact one of the most audacious tricks that Republicans sought to pull off was ginning up as much outrage over a loathsome Latino Victory Fund ad that ran on television just a handful of times — it showed a truck with a Confederate flag hunting down children of color — as there was over viciously negative commercials of Gillespie's that blanketed the airwaves.
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" I wish the contemptible "students" who disrupted his lecture at Middlebury College earlier this year — not one of whom I'll bet had ever read a word of his — would read "Coming Apart" and then look in the mirror and realize: "Oh God, I'm a member of that loathsome coastal cognitive elite that is completely out of touch with middle America.
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I'm telling you this to demonstrate that cockroaches provoke feelings of revulsion that short out the rational mind, so getting people to eat these admittedly loathsome creatures isn't going to be easy, even if you tell them that that a 113-gram serving of cockroaches has 24 micrograms of vitamin B12—almost 10 times the RDA You should care about B22012.
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Republicans have said the texts, which referred to Trump as an "idiot" and a "loathsome human," raise concerns the FBI is biased against Trump and may have given Hillary Clinton, his Democratic presidential rival, favorable treatment after deciding not to recommend criminal charges in connection with the investigation of her use of a private email system while she was secretary of state.
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Read more:A Romanian TV-show host has been accused of 'extreme racism' after saying on air that Serena Williams looks 'like one of those monkeys at the zoo'A former Paralympic gold medalist has ended her life through euthanasia at the age of 40PETA has urged the UFC to 'evaluate its relationship' with Khabib Nurmagomedov after 'loathsome' footage resurfaced showing him fighting a chained-up bear
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Read more:Tennis experts are beginning to doubt Serena Williams' ability to break the Grand Slam record, but her status as the greatest of all time doesn't hinge on itNaomi Osaka is already the 2nd-highest-paid woman in sport, behind only Serena WilliamsPETA has urged the UFC to 'evaluate its relationship' with Khabib Nurmagomedov after 'loathsome' footage resurfaced showing him fighting a chained-up bear
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A Word With Like the light glinting off his hundred-carat smile, Taye Diggs's career has bounced all over the place: the loathsome yuppie landlord in "Rent," his Broadway breakthrough; the pulse-quickening young Jamaican in "How Stella Got Her Groove Back," his film debut; and a succession of charismatic television professionals — most recently his Obama-esque mayoral candidate in "Empire," who was killed off last season.
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Every time I publish or read a story illustrated with photos of a woman above a certain size, some commenter will jump in, outraged: "Why are you promoting this?!" and then follow up with a diatribe about the loathsome creature in the photo, a product of America's junk-food addiction, raising everyone's insurance premiums just because she refuses to put down the doughnuts and go for a walk.
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Trump-supporting pundits and reporters have spent days talking about Peter Strzok, a senior FBI agent who, it emerged, was removed from the Mueller inquiry after the Department of Justice uncovered thousands of text messages that he sent to an FBI lawyer with whom he was having an affair, including many calling Mr Trump an "idiot" and "loathsome" during the election campaign, and expressing fervent hopes that Mrs Clinton would win.
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Liberals should be interested in improving economic conditions for everyone, even the most loathsome racists in the Trump coalition, but if we overinterpret racism's role in Trump's support, and then find that 40 percent of Americans support him, we will draw inaccurate conclusions about the extent of racial discord in our society, and our inclination to work in tandem with chastened Republicans to lift up downscale whites will start to diminish.
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This monstrosity, this absolutely loathsome self-masturbatory travesty—dreamt up by some flogged, tired, mince pie-addled PR department slowing crawling towards the Christmas holidays—really has topped off an entirely abysmal year with a colossal Christmas crap that will surely only be out-crapped when the real piece of crap starring in the upcoming 2017 full-length motion picture The Emoji Movie becomes a novelty plush toy.
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Read more:A Romanian TV-show host has been accused of 'extreme racism' after saying on air that Serena Williams looks 'like one of those monkeys at the zoo'PETA has urged the UFC to 'evaluate its relationship' with Khabib Nurmagomedov after 'loathsome' footage resurfaced showing him fighting a chained-up bearOne year after being dropped by Nike, an American sprinter just beat a gold-medal record set by Usain Bolt
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Is it any accident that in the middle of an escalating feud with congressional Democrats, as the more damning aspects of Robert Mueller's report sank in and his namesake was served a subpoena by a Republican-led Senate committee, he played host to and praised a loathsome autocrat, Viktor Orban of Hungary; again flaunted his friendship with Vladimir Putin; toughened his talk about Iran; and ratcheted up his trade war with China?
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One of the most loathsome and slimy of these firms' creations is the Partnership for America's Health Care Future, a coalition of health-industry groups—from big players in the insurance industry and the drug industry to those in the hospital industry and various local chambers of commerce—that was organized with the explicit intention of killing single-payer and the public option, which the Partnership lumps together as if they were remotely the same thing.
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In an op-ed for the Daily Mail, Morgan, who in the past has supported President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's White House, questioned why a "relentlessly loathsome" person such as Manigault-Newman was offered a job in the administration.
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Dr. Blasey is dealing with some demonic forces not in play with Professor Hill: a vicious partisan internet that drove her out of her house and being discredited not merely by the White House but personally by a president who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault, who has consistently defended predators such as Roger Ailes, Bill O'Reilly and Roy Moore, and who is advised by the same man who enabled Ailes's loathsome behavior at Fox News.
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Twitter Introduces Red X Mark To Verify Users It's Okay To Harass This made me laugh: "This new verification system offers users a simple, efficient way to determine which accounts belong to total pieces of shit whom you should have no qualms about tormenting to your heart's desire," said spokesperson Elizabeth James, adding that the small red symbol signifies that Twitter has officially confirmed the identity of a loathsome person who deserves the worst abuse imaginable and who will deliberately have their Mute, Block, and Report options disabled.
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