So how did this deranged lunatic turn into the delighted lunatic at the top of this page?
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" In the Korean version of the statement, he refers to Trump using a phrase that translates as "old beast lunatic" or "old man lunatic.
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" Kim's government responded by calling Trump an "old lunatic.
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So there is a certain lunatic element to these guys.
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"You indeed do have a lunatic in North Korea," Sen.
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Oh, yeah, because he married a fucking lunatic, that's why.
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The Lobster, though, is downright lunatic from start to finish.
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Victoria thinks this is the travel schedule of a lunatic.
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The Lunatic Express train tracks and signage still stand in Voi.
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From the outside, North Korea can seem like a lunatic nation.
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The Korean version connotes more of a "old beast lunatic" vibe.
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I'm not a crazy lunatic doing funny things all the time.
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But if he worked for a lunatic whose policies I liked?
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Oh yeah, because he married a f*cking lunatic, that's why.
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I really can't say enough about dogs, I'm a dog lunatic.
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Although I have avoided the word "lunatic" here, I needn't have.
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"Mommy is soft and Daddy is a liberal lunatic," he said.
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A closeted gay lunatic sitting on the ground of a literal closet.
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" Hartley-Brewer continually called the shooter, Omar Mir Seddique Mateen, a "lunatic.
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Another lunatic has gone on a gun rampage in an American school.
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A no-fucks-given orange lunatic — but one who belongs to us.
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"Come back you lunatic!" the Kuwaiti woman yells at the domestic worker.
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"Listen, I don't have time to talk with a lunatic," she said.
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It wasn't until the early 1900s that "lunatic asylums" even employed doctors.
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Esca's team Lunatic-Hai was on the attacking side against Mighty Storm.
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You indeed do have a lunatic in North Korea with nuclear weapons.
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That Sommer is a malignant lunatic is spectacularly obvious quite early on.
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It turned out to be the grounds of the local lunatic asylum.
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"He was drunk half the time, and a raving lunatic," he said.
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Few attended; a lone reviewer speculated that he might be a lunatic.
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He held Madero was a "lunatic" and unable to rule the country.
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A tubby lunatic, brandishing a firearm, is heading for your front door.
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"I look like a lunatic!" the reality star said after jig was up.
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Mr. Trump calls to mind that "lunatic in North Korea" with nuclear ambitions.
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If I did share it, how would I not sound like a lunatic?
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Ted Cruz also called Kim a "lunatic," as did debate moderator Chris Wallace.
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You don't know what lunatic is going to come by and do something.
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Want to kick out the lunatic who's currently shouting nonsense on your driveway?
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" BEE: "My audience wants to kill me for normalizing a lunatic like yourself.
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Want a friendlier Batman than the lunatic murderbot of Zach Snyder's awful films?
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Rashida Tlaib as a "crazed lunatic," as he repeated false smears about Reps.
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"There's a lunatic fringe in every organization," McCain said of Rohrabacher in 2016.
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To the rest of the world, we became the face of lunatic democracy.
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CNN in the morning, Chris Cuomo, he's sitting there like a chained lunatic.
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For casual observers of North Korea, Kim can certainly seem like a lunatic.
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A lone lunatic murders a mass of innocent people in some public location.
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Kim Jong Un is a shrewd calculator and not the lunatic often portrayed.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — The South Carolina Lunatic Asylum admitted its first patient in 1828.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — The South Carolina Lunatic Asylum admitted its first patient in 1828.
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But the risk of anyone envying Britain in its current lunatic state is slight.
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So among Trump followers, the lunatic rantings of whack-job Alex Jones is true.
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I'm sitting here having a nice picnic, and you're rolling around like a lunatic!
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Proving incapacity would be hard: Mr Trump's supporters think he sounds authentic, not lunatic.
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Police are saying this lunatic wanted to lure officers into an ambush-style attack.
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Read more:Why a space elevator on the moon might not be a lunatic idea
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" Conlon, the host of the series, could relate: "I used to be a lunatic.
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Democrats hit back over social media: Don't be distracted by Trump & his lunatic rants.
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For the boys, a champion was someone who sped straight down like a lunatic.
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These scenes between Ms. Slate and Ms. Dunham suggest a lunatic road not taken.
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That all-consuming, lunatic desire that ages us even as it drives us wild?
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Bly infiltrated the Women's Lunatic Asylum for Joseph Pulitzer's newspaper the New York World.
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Any lunatic tomorrow, any person can walk into a theater and do something horrific.
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At the last moment, it decamped over the guardrail, and our lunatic chase continued.
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Anyone who says I'm following Mao's method, or Cuba's or Russia's is a lunatic.
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Have you considered this lunatic Goop road-to-table dinner out in the Hamptons?
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"It was time to take on the lunatic fringe," he wrote to Dwight Eisenhower.
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Two lunatic haters attacked my city three years ago as we came together as human: One's dead, one's in prison, and their message of death hasn't infected the rest of us, even if one lunatic murderer this weekend reportedly cited them to authorities.
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A lunatic plan to cut hair using a drone and a pair of automatic scissors.
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"My audience will want to kill me for normalizing a lunatic like yourself," she countered.
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Indeed, proving incapacity would be hard: Mr Trump's supporters think he sounds authentic, not lunatic.
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Though who could be jealous of a boy with no brothers and a lunatic dad?
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I often say it's for my lunatic friends who love canoeing a bit too much.
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"I'm not a lunatic about it like before, where I was throwing tantrums," she jokes.
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Argentina's economy had been battered by the lunatic policies of a succession of populist governments.
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The panic in Peshawar showed that concerns are not limited to a lunatic fringe, however.
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And I am, at the end of the day, I guess, a f–king lunatic.
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Both Dean and Tae Jun apologized for their actions alongside the statement from Lunatic-Hai.
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Neither an ardent reformer nor a populist lunatic economically, the president inherited a prospering country.
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This fits well with the state's political culture, which is equal parts charming and lunatic.
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Kaitlyn: What kind of lunatic watches less than the entirety of a moving love story?
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I'm guessing that my friend is enough of a lunatic fan to find that acceptable.
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When he behaves like an urban fox in London, strangers think he is a lunatic.
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Now she watches Yvette's face and awaits her reassignment, from weary stranger to dangerous lunatic.
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And the office took it as mail from the lunatic fringe and just tossed it!
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When you have a lunatic with nuclear weapons, to some extent, it constrains your options.
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The man was a lunatic, he said, he was an exploiter with a gambling addiction.
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If he's just an amoral narcissistic lunatic, as he appears to be, that's also bad.
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It all began in 1839 with the founding of the New York City Lunatic Asylum.
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Without an audience, he was just a lone lunatic shouting incoherently in a barren desert.
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But this seems too easy — we're dealing with Primo, the lunatic — and so it is.
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I remain "meh" on him, but I did admire this movie's near-lunatic genre-hopping.
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Getting old and losing my libido's drive was like being cut loose from a lunatic.
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Red, silk cocoons wrap torsos so tightly as to evoke a mummy or a straitjacketed lunatic.
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You are the reason why I can't have a normal relationship with anyone, you fucking lunatic.
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These are the ravings of a lunatic, and history will judge Garber for her egregious opinions.
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We should be worried, because a psychotic lunatic has got his finger on the nuclear button.
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" Solanas had, she felt, "been consigned to history as this lunatic, almost nothing written about her.
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" In another clip, he said he would support a president who wanted to kill "lunatic Muslims.
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President Donald Trump says he thinks CNN's Chris Cuomo looks like a "chained lunatic" on television.
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Well, this is a man who reacts to stress in ways that are notably, demonstrably lunatic.
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"Like most people, I suspect, I thought he was a nut case or lunatic," he said.
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"We have been convinced by this lunatic idea that nothing will ever change," Mr. Kumamoto said.
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The guy who stopped this lunatic was a card-carrying member of the National Rifle Association.
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He's talking about Gordon (Sean Harris), a filthy lunatic whose relationship to the group is unclear.
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The game, above a certain level of skill, is played at a lunatic extremity of effort.
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Unusually, the area became known for its Victorian-era correctional institutions and so-called lunatic asylums.
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A movie like that should embrace its stupidity, should laugh and dance and scream like a lunatic.
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He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon.
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"We abandoned that lunatic practice in Johnson," she wrote, "and see no reason to start it again."
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Yet, Grace continues to believe he's a raving lunatic and she never agreed to such a pact.
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Margot Robbie seems pretty normal in real life, but damn can she play a spot-on lunatic.
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" Trump ripped into Steyer over his interview later Sunday, likening him to a "crazed and stumbling lunatic.
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She sings "Like a Rolling Stone" like a lunatic angel whose message comes from sound, not sense.
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Your daughter was shot by some lunatic who had an AR-2628, not by the gun itself.
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There's "Love of a Lunatic," about an unhinged woman who falls in love with a sane man.
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On May 25, 2012, a video entitled 1 Lunatic 1 Ice Pick was uploaded to the site.
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Tradwives may seem like a lunatic fringe at present, but they may not stay one for long.
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He smiles like a lunatic and obnoxiously takes over the kitchen at Hector's money-drop Mexican restaurant.
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This is, I think, to Reyes's credit: Trump's lunatic campaign has been a revelation but also a distraction.
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After a lunatic knifed him at a rally on September 6th, he is campaigning from a hospital bed.
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The film tries to distract us from this obvious flaw by declaring that, basically, Niander is a lunatic.
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Don't go away mad just go away!!!!!" and Andy Cohen, who simply wrote, "Go to sleep you lunatic.
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Meanwhile, I was still being told that I was unemployable because everyone knew that I was a lunatic.
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"Lunatic fringe" was his characterization of a group of avant-garde artists before it migrated to political patois.
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I mean, she would say, "I'm going to get the milk," and something lunatic would happen to her.
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That can't simply be undone by the next president, even if she is not a proto-authoritarian lunatic.
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This often gets lost in portrayals of Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, as a wild-eyed lunatic.
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Kierkegaard said that one had to be a kind of lunatic in order to be a true Christian.
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But this conspiracy Mulder references feels like the ranting of a paranoid lunatic, all vagaries and empty phrases.
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Attacking the legitimacy of Obama's Presidency on the ground of citizenship, however lunatic, was by no means arbitrary.
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Would it make a lot of sense for a Democrat operative or Democrat-inculcated lunatic to do it?
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However, he is neither a lunatic nor some kind of imperialist desperate to rebuild the old Soviet Union.
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But it really grew when the Lunatic Express passed through its green Taita Hills in the late 21994th century.
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Gail is treated like a raving lunatic, but really, she's the only person screaming "Fire" in a burning building.
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American Kingpin is Bilton's first book since Hatching Twitter, an account of that social network's lunatic rise to prominence.
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Although the two players were suspended from playing, Lunatic-Hai has two substitute players to stand in for them.
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"When Audrey was committed to a lunatic asylum in 1931 it was very hard to get out," Bone says.
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What they want is that a lot of people will start commenting on it, [responding] to some lunatic assertion.
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"He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon," he wrote.
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But my assistant was in the back babbling like a lunatic, back and forth like a Ping-Pong ball.
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In these moments, Kingsnorth forces readers to ask some central questions: Is Buckmaster a visionary or a sad lunatic?
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In exchange for helping the maids and bringing the Gentle Lunatic solace, she was given board and an education.
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In ABC's new dead-child time-travel mystery, "Somewhere Between," the coincidences are somewhere between far-fetched and lunatic.
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" An uncle who was a doctor specializing in the treatment of the insane was referred to as "the Lunatic.
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"There's a guy that everybody supported before we all found out that he was a lunatic," Mr. Stewart said.
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The 19th-century reformer Swami Vivekananda called the state a "lunatic asylum" for its humiliating range of caste discriminations.
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" The comment came after Kim referred to Trump&aposs speech in South Korea as "reckless remarks by an old lunatic.
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In aggregate, though, it was a cogent reminder that the Republican Party has nominated a lunatic as its presidential candidate.
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"After this picture was taken I put "Pony" on and danced around my hotel room like a lunatic," she wrote.
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Because as we all know, roving gangs of lunatic Beyoncé fans began to do violence against police following that performance.
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It was the lunatic ravings of a madman, and Rick and Morty fans took up the cause like a religion.
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Green politician Volker Beck called Oettinger a "lunatic goblin" afraid of gays and urged him to apologize for his remarks.
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This sensational verdict created a new sort of madman, the "criminal lunatic," and significantly expanded the function of the asylum.
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Except she tried to explain herself on the beach while dressed in a sail and miming like an adorable lunatic.
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As with any fandom, the beauty world has its lunatic fringe, and that's where you'll find the juicy conspiracy theories.
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Suddenly, Christian is, in the words of his mentor, Bruno (Peter Furth), "forklifting like a lunatic" because he's in love.
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I mean, Trump might become the next president, but to dismiss Trump as just a racist lunatic is definitely counterproductive.
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It bets on the fact that "only a lunatic or a fanatic" sues over a relatively small amount of money.
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" A summary of the commentary by North Korea's official news agency described the tweet as "the spasm of a lunatic.
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"Anyone who brings the yellow-haired lunatic to us will get $80 million from the Iranian people," the eulogist added.
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Naturally, the local tabloids—and seemingly everyone you talk to—is terrified of being assaulted by a blade-bearing lunatic.
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"Or it was some lunatic yelling gun so the person who doesn't support Trump can get shot," tweeted director Judd Apatow.
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"This is a crazed lunatic full of hate," Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman said at a news conference shortly before noon.
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He is such a lunatic that has had to apologize," McCain said before Behar interrupted, "Madonna doesn't speak for the Democrats.
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What is clear is, however, is that no one wants to see a return to the madness of the Lunatic Express.
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That lesson was, 'Hey, if I'm not a lunatic and I act like a responsible adult, I could get through this'.
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After this picture was taken I put "Pony" on and danced around my hotel room like a lunatic 🔋🐇 pic.twitter.
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Economic slowdowns and political radicalism are not new, so an investor with an unhedged bet on optimism would be a lunatic.
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In a darker vein, Hunter Thompson turned a mescaline trip into the lunatic climax of "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas".
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Fire vs Skadi's Gift — then shortly after, Overwatch front-runners team Rogue will battle it out against South Korea's Lunatic-Hai.
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A YouTube clip allegedly shows someone playing a stage of the game on LUNATIC difficulty, and, well, it gets pretty intense.
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The firm's idea was that by hiring a certain lunatic fringe of humanities majors, it might cut down on engineering groupthink.
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I am a lifetime Mets fan, which describes its own sort of insanity, and I found gloriously lunatic and recognizable companions.
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You'd think we're safe, but now you never know when some lunatic is going to take out their feelings on us.
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You must either cancel the wedding or make peace with the fact that you are about to marry a lunatic dreamer.
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But when I spoke to scholars and historians of North Korea, they uniformly rejected the idea that Kim is a lunatic.
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Rodong Sinmun, a North Korean state newspaper, said the State of the Union address showed that Mr. Trump was "a lunatic."
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He has amassed more than 8 million signatories, even leading Trump to call him a "crazed and stumbling lunatic" on Twitter.
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But on "Seinfeld," the city and the characters' righteous belief in their own norms spurred them on to increasingly lunatic misanthropy.
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"In 1999, he told MSNBC: "I think Ken Starr is a lunatic, I really think that Ken Starr is a disaster.
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Breitbart resembles the BBC, and the rantings of a lunatic seem as credible as the findings of a Nobel Prize winner.
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It was around this time that the Gentle Lunatic began to fade away, and in the end died without any fuss.
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While Miss Goering trades her stately home for a gloomy shack and is delighted to be taken for a lunatic, Mrs.
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This is despite the fact that President Trump called Starr a "lunatic" and a "wacko" during and after the Clinton investigation.
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" But the promotion's attracted criticism in equal measure for its provision of guns and bibles, ranging from "just lunatic" to "violently American.
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The moment she made history She easily jumped aboard the hanging "lunatic ledges," then sprung from a trampoline onto a spinning barrel.
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After all, even Putin is not a lunatic or a fanatic, and the people around him are in the main selfish pragmatists.
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His sentiments would later become largely validated, but at the time they sounded like the radical conspiracy theories of a fringe lunatic.
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Bulwer, by contrast, was a needle-worker who was incarcerated in the lunatic ward of Great Yarmouth Workhouse when she was 56.
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Tim Cannon is a 19853-year-old American who on Twitter dubs himself a "Grinder, Biohacker, Programmer, Lunatic, Fanatic, Boyfriend, Father, Technophile".
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Tim Cannon is a 36-year-old American who on Twitter dubs himself a "Grinder, Biohacker, Programmer, Lunatic, Fanatic, Boyfriend, Father, Technophile".
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McDermott was hanged, and Marks was sentenced for 30 years incarcerated, which she split between Kingston Prison and the Toronto Lunatic Asylum.
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In season 22018 of Making a Murderer, attorney Kathleen Zellner pushes forward in Steven Avery's post-conviction case with near lunatic determination.
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A splenetic call to lock America's president in an asylum, the piece described Mr Trump as "dolt-like" and an "old lunatic".
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Here, for instance, is "Miller" talking about Carla Bruni, who called Trump a "lunatic" for claiming he dated her in the 1990s.
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No one is at ease in this bunker, not with Howard stumbling over the line between prescient hero and gun-toting lunatic.
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His ex-wife Kim thinks he's a lunatic and avoids him at all costs, not even allowing him to see his son.
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Or because nobody knows what success even looks like and is so desperate that they'll fund any talented lunatic, a la Hollywood.
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Victims allegedly have to obtain a certain high score on Undefined Fantastic Object—a classic style, Japanese vertical shooter—on LUNATIC difficulty.
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Ramos accused Trump of acting like a dictator during the incident, leading the billionaire to label him "a lunatic" during an Aug.
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That charge may sound like a conspiracy theory from the lunatic fringe, but it is real and it is happening right now.
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Some of Washington's biggest mistakes have been when it has treated countries or governments as 10 feet tall and fanatical or lunatic.
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"I know that there used to be such lunatic affairs as divorce courts," an informant from the future society tells our narrator.
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It is almost unspeakable to talk about some lunatic walking into a — I mean; it is hard to even talk about it.
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Next week she would have turned 15 but because some lunatic had access to this weapon, my daughter will be forever 14.
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Every time I'd think about them, I'd think about a motherfucking lunatic walking between those two fucking buildings with no safety net.
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In September 2001, a crew of lunatic haters flew two planes out of my city, turning them into bombs that killed thousands.
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The agency interpreted Kim's mention of "neukdari" — which translates literally as "old lunatic" — to mean "dotard" in English, according to the Independent.
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So it's been very difficult to sort of relate to him in any way because he is a complete and utter lunatic.
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For all the big bankers and corporate executives' putative love of free markets, real capitalists of that era thought competition is lunatic.
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"That same year, he told MSNBC: "I think Ken Starr is a lunatic, I really think that Ken Starr is a disaster.
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Into Africa Indians arrived more than a century ago to help build the railway across East Africa known as the Lunatic Express.
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In "Eisenstein in Guanajuato," Mr. Greenaway ("The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover") goes to lunatic extremes Russell himself rarely approached.
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The driver pulls a VW wagon around town while making it look like some lunatic is reversing his trailer at a breakneck speed.
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Mr Grillo wrote that he first took the shaggy-haired internet buff to be a lunatic, but soon concluded he was a visionary.
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After [telling them we talked over the phone] they would do is give me a blank stare as if I were a lunatic.
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Tittiecoin (TTC)At this point my compass for what is sincere and what is a total lunatic scam is completely out of whack.
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No fear of lasers or distaste for eyedrops (or appeals to reason for being a paranoid lunatic) could keep me from getting LASIK.
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It's easy to see how his lyrics were abstract accounts of real life events and not just the ramblings of some deranged lunatic.
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Still, the party's few remaining cooler heads understand that impeaching Kavanaugh is a lunatic idea, talk of which is already firing up Republicans.
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Ali captures this unraveling in detail, showing us Kaes as he laughs maniacally, dances like a man possessed and babbles like a lunatic.
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The more we blame mass shootings on "another lunatic with a gun," the less likely we are to see troubled youth seek help.
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Ms. Summerscale then takes us inside Broadmoor, England's most famous criminal psychiatric hospital — or, as it was then more bluntly called, lunatic asylum.
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One popular Time Teletext video game, Lunatic, was designed after the video game staff took an afternoon off in 1982 to see Tron.
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"Sadly, I'm not going because of that freaking lunatic, the Turkish president," Kanter said after the Knicks' 119-112 victory over the Lakers.
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Traditionally, the biggest obstacle to privately funding space stuff is proving you're not a scam artist or lunatic yammering about, say, space lasers.
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"Presenting it as fact on tv, thus painting me as some lunatic that's off his rocker, is not ok at all," Bauer tweeted.
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Well. Shortly after they acquire the ship, they crash it into a floating 2001: A Space Odyssey monolith that people call Lunatic Pandora.
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To Mr. Lhéritier, this is proof that Aristophil was no Ponzi scheme, because only a lunatic would sink money into a doomed venture.
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One of the stories about Clinton prompted a lunatic drive to a pizzeria — with a gun — to get to the bottom of it.
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The poor head coach who has a deranged lunatic for an assistant is looking for guidance and advice on how to handle the situation.
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Why is quietly kneeling during "Star Spangled Banner" disrespectful but screaming like a lunatic throughout it somehow this special thing you need to experience?
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When he was down on the scorecards in his UFC title defenses, he transformed into a blood-crazed lunatic and stole the championship rounds.
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Whoever thought that a game that necessitated six individual buttons could be played using a single-trigger Zip Stick, bless you, you fantastic lunatic.
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Or the totally exposed lunatic walking on a tight rope as the plane passes underneath him and the biker flips right next to him?
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Meanwhile, Merry turns out to be an ever more gifted con artist, who decides Yancy needs help when the book's prime lunatic comes along.
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Initial reports painted Mr. Flanagan as a lunatic who had stormed backstage with a hunting knife and stabbed current members of the Cro-Mags.
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Those times it's not love That resides there, is it, But a lunatic colt, Hoof to plank all night Till the door gapes wide.
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" Enes Kanter says he's not going to London with Knicks because he fears for his life due to "that freaking lunatic, the Turkish president.
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Rappers have been comparing themselves to athletes for decades, and for good reason: the best of each group share a kind of lunatic bravery.
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" He continued, "look, if you're a lunatic ain't nothing better then having a bunch of targets you know that are going to be unarmed.
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"Reckless remarks by an old lunatic like Trump will never scare us or stop our advance," the North's Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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The records revealed that after being committed to the West Sussex County Lunatic Asylum, Cornforth had died at the age of 74 in 1909.
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"Woman in the Moon" (which is cited repeatedly in the Thomas Pynchon novel "Gravity's Rainbow") has a primal hubris to match its lunatic premise.
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Kim's retort in North Korean media, telling Trump he is an "old lunatic" and a "dotard," revealed a dangerous flash of his volcanic temper.
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"They were exploring what they said was the most haunted place in America, which was the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum," in Weston, West Virginia.
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It will replace the century-old Lunatic Line, built by Indian and African laborers in the 1890s when Kenya was under British colonial rule.
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Jeremy London was screaming like a lunatic as he dragged his wife with a moving car ... this according to the 911 call obtained by TMZ.
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"Great to be jet lagged and back in Cali with this lunatic/legend," he captioned this photo cuddling up to the Flip or Flop star.
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But unlike most of the incoherent lunatics who inhabit the internet, Kevin is an insightful lunatic with eclectic tastes and a thirst for new music.
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Like an absolute lunatic, James gets across like a trooper and then refuses to hit his button because he's going to toss it to Mark.
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Far from belonging merely to the lunatic fringe, the Birchers were important precursors to what is now the governing ideology of the Republican Party: Trumpism.
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I used to have a mohican, and when black people saw me, they'd cross the street because they just thought I was an absolute lunatic.
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Despite the lunatic look of the set, actually producing the show was a professional grind, eating up a week at a time for each episode.
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I'm sure there was a lot of depravity, but we were less interested in the depravity than in the lunatic asylum aspect of the place.
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Small-claims courts are ubiquitous, but, as the saying goes, you have to be "a lunatic or fanatic" to use them for a $100 claim.
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" He summarized the usual blockchain pitch as being a variation on the old solution-in-search-of-a-problem spiel, and said, "It's totally lunatic!
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When a Conservative does even a fraction of what Chris Cuomo did with his lunatic ranting, raving, & cursing, they get destroyed by the Fake News.
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Highlights include the Octagon — once part of the New York City Lunatic Asylum, now an apartment-complex entrance — and the Chapel of the Good Shepherd.
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It's very important to me that nobody thinks President Trump is handing the keys to the war machine to some sort of hair-trigger lunatic.
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With his flirty eyes and fashion sense, lunatic energy and history of substance abuse, he also happens to be the perfect man for the job.
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" Since then, North Korea's state-run news media has taken a more hostile tone toward Mr. Trump, calling him a "war maniac" and a "lunatic.
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You'd think that standing up to fellow Republicans who regarded Trump as a dangerous lunatic should have merited a little bit of long-run gratitude.
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" Because, as Seth Meyers put it in his Closer Look segment on Monday night, "the president's a deranged, conspiratorial lunatic who's fundamentally untethered from reality.
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Bauer is a certified lunatic and the other characters are wildly schematic: Ingrid's whiny jealousy is as predictable as Tomas's dogged ambition to supplant Bauer.
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He was a lunatic from Toamasina, a Betsimisaraka dockworker of fearful strength, whose whole family perished in the catastrophic floods of a few years back.
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It's all nonsense, of course, the overheated product of the free-floating pathologies informing each new lunatic claim that shapes the alt-right's toxic ideologies.
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It isn't working for the GOP because the Trump message of racial hostility, anti-immigrant fervor, and lunatic posturing isn't resonant, even with a strong economy.
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But I felt at home trudging through the Chewbacca and Spider-Man impersonators my in my Styrofoam skate boots, just another lunatic at Hollywood and Vine.
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Economy tickets cost 1,000 Kenyan shillings ($10) and at 603-hours, the ride halves road journey times and is four times faster than the Lunatic Express.
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Blair, who once portrayed a very straight-laced law student in Legally Blonde, now finds herself as the lunatic terrorizing others with a sharp kitchen knife.
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He follows Alex Jones of Infowars, former actor and current raging lunatic James Woods, and a slew of alt-right denizens and online foreign troll accounts.
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Ryan Cusack is a bright boy who is regularly beaten by his alcoholic father; Maureen Phelan is the slightly lunatic mother of the local crime kingpin.
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The competitive desire that turns a 59-year-old professional into a lunatic seems to inspire his players to reach down for that extra two percent.
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Clinton is right to understand that she gains little from deconstructing these ideas, and more from character attacks that make Trump sound like a dangerous lunatic.
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The lunatic ran up the stairs while I went straight to the sink to wash off the blood that poured from his nose onto my shoulder.
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This is because Greenan never abandons his deranged artist's descent into homicidal madness, which forces the reader into an intense and dizzying commiseration with a lunatic.
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This lunatic is no more a fan of the aesthetic comforts of narrative middlebrow art than he is of the challenges of Abstract Expressionism and Minimalism.
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Donald Trump's "bigger and more powerful" nuclear button tweet was the "spasm of a lunatic" and the "bark of a rabid dog," North Korea bawled Tuesday.
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Two years ago, many Americans thought Trump was a lunatic and Hillary Clinton was a depressing rehash of everything that was uninspiring about the Democratic Party.
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A chain-link fence topped with razor wire now encircles what the hospital once known as State Lunatic Asylum No. 2 has become: a prison. ♦
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And if you won't join me — it's a lunatic experiment for a home cook with no fancy grill — maybe you can cook outside all the same.
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"Anyone who brings the yellow-haired lunatic to us will get $80 million from the Iranian people," the eulogist said in a video posted on Twitter.
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For her first big assignment, she pretended to suffer from amnesia and delusions and was committed to the Women's Lunatic Asylum on Blackwell's Island, according to PBS.
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McNair's comments came as the owners discussed the players protesting the national anthem and perceived outrage across the country thanks to the lunatic in the Oval Office.
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We call B.S." Other Marjory Stoneman Douglas students called BS on pro-gun advocates' Twitter arguments that the issue "isn't about a gun it's about another lunatic.
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If you think I'm gonna gather all my guys together and say, "Hey guys, no more birthdays," then I'm sorry but you are a freaking crazy lunatic.
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"And now I have to pick up the mess I made when I opened all of our suitcases and tore through them like a f—ing lunatic."
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Think about the fact that the Democratic super PAC Priorities USA released an ad back in July depicting Trump tweeting like an unhinged lunatic at 3 a.m.
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No matter what he was doing onscreen: raving like a lunatic, reanimating a cobbled together corpse or breaking out of prison, Wilder's warmth was undeniable and inescapable.
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I would probably if I was there, I would have stayed out because I&aposm a lunatic but I would have advised you guys to go inside.
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The video ends with the second kid, totally off the hook because of Sam's meltdown, jumping up and down and sticking his tongue out like a lunatic.
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"If you're an unarmed man who's charging some intoxicated lunatic ... that is waving a gun at a crowd of people, that is definitely self-defense," Stubbs said.
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But the extremist fringe that threatens to take over the Democratic Party seems less menacing than the lunatic fringe that has already taken over the Republican one.
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And now I have to pick up the mess I made when I opened all of our suitcases and tore through them like a f—ing lunatic.
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"We saw some delays, they've been identified, so what we're planning about is if anyone thinks you're going to be perfect, then you're a lunatic," he said.
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Nelba Márquez-Greene, whose daughter Ana perished at Sandy Hook, called Mr. Halbig "a certified lunatic" on Twitter after he posted harassing messages to her last month.
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"There is nobody more pro-Second Amendment than Donald Trump, but I don't want guns in the hands of a lunatic or a maniac," Trump said Tuesday.
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" Speaking from his trailer, where his Tick costume hung nearby like a peeled-off layer of skin, Mr. Serafinowicz described his characters as "this big, blue lunatic.
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Only a minute remained of the second leg of this Champions League semifinal, sixty more seconds after three frantic, chaotic, lunatic hours of soccer over two games.
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For months the two have sniped, with Trump calling Kim "Little Rocket Man," and Kim parrying with "Old lunatic, mean trickster and human reject" from the North.
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" The Republican president singled out CNN anchors, saying Chris Cuomo appeared on-air like a "chained lunatic" and Don Lemon is "perhaps the dumbest person is broadcasting.
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"You&aposve got yourself worked up into this lunatic situation where everything&aposs itemized and everything&aposs become hyperinflated, because it&aposs become a marketplace," Kay said.
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Unbeknown to the dictionary's scholarly first editor, James Murray, Minor was sending in valuable usage notes while confined to a criminal lunatic asylum after killing a man.
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I see two explanations for this behavior: First, I'm a lunatic, or second, I've gotten very used to never needing anyone because "anyone" has never been around.
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I think that's the exact same trap that happens with this David Duke stuff or these lunatic Nazis who are suddenly emboldened by whatever's in the air.
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Well, I've been sitting here refreshing my browser like a lunatic since it's currently... [checks wristwatch which I still wear in 2018 for some reason] past 9 AM!
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"This is lunacy, and Elections Canada is not a lunatic organization, so I trust they will clarify and eliminate this ruling," federal Green Party leader Elizabeth May said.
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While speaking to Daenerys about armies of the undead and an ensuing "Long Night," Jon Snow sounded like a tinfoil hat-wearing, conspiracy theory-spewing, absolutely raving lunatic.
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West Virginia: The Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum This looming, gothic structure operated from 1864 to 1994 and remains a popular spot for ghost hunters and other thrill-seekers.
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Sir John Redwood's attempt to become leader is now remembered only for the picture of his supporters, looking like inmates from a lunatic asylum on an away day.
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Instead of telling dad he's a complete lunatic, the young man ventures into the forest, where he's seen tigers rolling in the grass to heal their battle wounds.
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Imagine being the Wendy's employee who nearly got chomped by a three and a half foot alligator because some lunatic allegedly chucked it through the drive-thru window.
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On Friday night, the 69-year-old actor and Silva, 36, hit the Tribeca Film Festival red carpet for the premiere of the documentary It Takes a Lunatic.
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Directed by Billy Lyons, It Takes a Lunatic is a profile of acting teacher Wynn Handman, whose former students included Gere, Michael Douglas, Joel Grey and Frank Langella.
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This content, and more (including a young actress playing Ms. Clinton as a practically lunatic student radical), will be familiar to anyone who's examined a right-wing website.
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We've got a raving lunatic in the White House, hate crimes are at an all time high, and the Doomsday Clock just moved 30 seconds closer to midnight.
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The attacks on the courts, media and universities are not simply the ravings of a lunatic, but an established strategy for undermining democratic oversight and discrediting the opposition.
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" "Trump's bluff is regarded by the DPRK as just a spasm of a lunatic frightened by the might of Juche Korea and a bark of a rabid dog.
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The indelible writer, actress, lunatic cabaret star and occasional solo performer Erin Markey comes to the Bushwick Starr with a two-hander, co-starring her friend Emily Davis.
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"Lunatic Trump is running headlong into ruin, taking America with him, and the poor puppet forces are following him, at the peril of their lives," the article continued.
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There's the train from Mombasa, Kenya, to Uganda (nicknamed "the Lunatic Express"), which was established in 1896 as a way to consolidate what was then British East Africa.
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" It's tricky because the clue presents "A lunatic," which made me think of a synonym that is a noun, like a nutjob, instead of an adjective, like "mad.
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" It's tricky because the clue presents "A lunatic," which made me think of a synonym that is a noun, like a nutjob, instead of an adjective, like "mad.
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The list of vanquished or marginalized right-wing opponents includes, for example, the John Birch Society, whose leader Robert Welch was seen by conservatives as a paranoid lunatic.
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North Korea's state-run Rodong Sinmun newspaper described Trump in an editorial on Tuesday as a lunatic who was slandering the nation with talk of North Korean oppression.
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Kanter said he does not think his recent comments — he called Erdogan a lunatic, a maniac and a dictator in one fell swoop — will further jeopardize his family.
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And despite all of this, you have the lunatic, former Communist, former CIA director for Obama, John Brennan, now calling Trump paranoid for expressing concerns over deep state spying.
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But for Scheinman to know for sure that he wasn't backing a closeted lunatic, he made two reference calls on Yuan, including one on his drive to the meeting.
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"Because of your continued opposition to an assault rifle ban, terrorists like this lunatic can LEGALLY buy a killing machine and perpetrate the worst mass shooting in U.S. history."
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"I have been warning throughout this campaign that North Korea is run by a lunatic who has been expanding his nuclear arsenal while President Obama stood idly by," Sen.
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"What I think is they're really small tendencies, extremely small tendencies of the lunatic fringe, desperately looking for legitimacy because they don't have anyone to look toward," he said.
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Ted Bundy was one of them, just because he, like Joanna, had that very, very pleasant approach and was very sociable, and then ended up being a complete lunatic.
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They're attached by two bungee cords to ziplines on either side, which reduces the risk of penduluming around like a lunatic with sharp metal planks attached to your feet.
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Slattery's lawyer said he was trying to determine if the woman was the same person who had been driving like "a lunatic possessed" near Slattery's car four days before.
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The best interpretations of the character have always been not the genocidal lunatic, but the gifted militant who's willing to go too far because he's seen some real shit.
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The Capital Gazette shooting that killed five people earlier this year was a tragedy, but a statistically aberrant one, and the murderer was a lunatic with a personal grudge.
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" After berating Trump on Saturday, the Vermont senator told his supporters some of his relatives died in the Holocaust as a result of "a lunatic … stirring up racial hatred.
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But Ms. Golden also brings elements of fey, touching truth to her role, giving the lunatic proceedings an emotional tether to the hard knocks that aging actors must endure.
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An apparent lunatic played by Boris Karloff, one of the many character actors on hand, does give her character a fright, but Ball's hard-boiled sass upstages Sanders throughout.
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"He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter after seeing Mr. Steyer interviewed on CNN.
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And from the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival come the essential James Baldwin bio-doc I Am Not Your Negro and Ben Wheatley's lunatic shoot-'em-up Free Fire.
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The easier it is to get guns, the easier it will be for a group like ISIS, or some lunatic inspired by ISIS, to kill large numbers of Americans.
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If anything, he was a backlash against the civil rights movement and a harbinger of white supremacist race warriors like Dylann Roof, the lunatic fringe of the alt-right.
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Had something similar happened, and Mr. Jones had been exposed as the lunatic charlatan he is, perhaps not even Donald Trump would have deigned to be associated with him.
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The indelible writer, actress, lunatic cabaret star and occasional solo performer Erin Markey comes to the Bushwick Starr with a play for two, co-starring her friend Emily Davis.
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The point ... Brown is trying to show he's cool, calm and collected for the deposition -- unlike the FIRST time when the opposition claims he acted like a "belligerent" lunatic.
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Since 2004, Moni, now fifty-two, has been confined to an institution for the mentally ill (a "lunatic home," as my father calls it), with a diagnosis of schizophrenia.
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The science of gerrymandering is now so precise that most incumbents' main fear is a primary challenge, and here the best defense is to play to the lunatic fringe.
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Steam ships cruise beneath ledger paper titled with State Hospital No. 3, Lunatic Asylum No. 3, and State Hospital for the Insane No. 3, a subtle marker of time.
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Then everybody ends up back at Almaviva's castle, which is now a lunatic asylum and the setting for another reconciliation that may be more enduring this time, but who knows?
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But perhaps the most egregious and revealing all the lunatic get him in the rubber room reactions regarding Trump Russia once again comes from the former CIA chief John Brennan.
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The book provides evidence of Mr. Sadr's deep distrust of Ayatollah Khomeini, whom he apparently regarded as a dangerous lunatic, belying their outwardly cordial dealings and family ties through marriage.
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" Oh, and Hitler (played by Waititi) is there, too, giving Jojo a pep talk: "People used to say a lot of nasty things about me: 'Oh, this guy's a lunatic.
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Beyoncé has also been associated with the Clinton campaign as this lunatic attempted to use Bey's Red Lobster sex treat as a means of justifying Donald Trump's sexual assault brag.
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"My audience wants to kill me for normalizing a lunatic like yourself," Samantha Bee said to Glenn Beck as they sat down for an interview while wearing ugly Christmas sweaters.
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But it was a big deal in service to a family that is donating millions to a lunatic who is running on a platform that makes women materially worse off.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio blamed North Korea's nuclear activities on President Barack Obama's "failed" foreign policy and called the Asian country's leader a lunatic.
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" — Marshall"I spent an hour at the grocery store last night, wandering around like a lunatic, putting things in my cart without really thinking about how I would use them.
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But this obscures the fact that the lunatic is also a pathological liar of a kind and quality that we have not seen in recent presidential politics and perhaps ever.
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A vast majority of Americans are fed up with the partisan conflict and political gamesmanship between "the liar and the lunatic," as my "60 Minutes" CBS focus group called them.
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The Octagon, a 500-unit rental carved from the former New York City Lunatic Asylum is toward the north, across from a remaining hospital called NYC Health and Hospitals/Coler.
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Why can't he put life's normal fulfillments — his relationship with his lovely girlfriend, Sanni McCandless, for starters — ahead of his seemingly lunatic ambition to achieve something of no obvious utility?
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The lineup held as late as 1968, and it's still evident in "Miami and the Siege of Chicago," Norman Mailer's brilliant report on the party conventions of that lunatic year.
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The lunatic, the lover and the poet can eat together in this new production from Third Rail Projects and Food of Love, which presents Shakespeare's comedy alongside a multicourse supper.
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He gives one of the best performances of a distinguished career, playing a driven lunatic who justifies every dumb, selfish thing he does as an act of supreme self-sacrifice.
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The initial replies, about two years old, describe the author as a "lunatic" but there are few who run with this reading, going so far as to invoke the Illuminati.
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All it takes is one unhinged lunatic believing he or she now has permission from a congresswoman to attack people who support Mr. Trump for lives to be ruined or taken.
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An old train from the Lunatic Express on display at the Nairobi Railway Museum; a picture of a dead elephant on the old line; a lion tries to enter a carriage.
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But the comparison just gets more labored and obvious across the show's five hours, and it culminates in a revelation about Alex's work that flies past implausible and lands on lunatic.
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Recounting this anecdote without providing a porthole to my inner workings makes it sound like a prototypical tale of a lunatic, and I don't dispute that I was insane in Reno.
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Sir Arnold, with world-weary cynicism, dismisses the importance of who it might be, saying that it is more or less the same as choosing which lunatic should run the asylum.
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I was a Sanders supporter who will vote for Hillary with no great love of her politics (for all the usual leftish reasons), to prevent a lunatic pig from being elected.
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As it is, the shutdown's brevity and the lunatic speed of news in the Trump era means it will probably be forgotten by November when the mid-term elections roll round.
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If elected, it's highly likely that Republicans will acknowledge that Clinton has a mandate, however—it's likely that they'll cite her (likely) narrow victory or her (lunatic) opponent to delegitimize her.
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The red ribbon has been lifted off her eyes — it's time to grow the fuck up, Sophia, before you too are yelling like a lunatic in an empty playhouse in Wichita.
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"The hideous crimes committed by the lunatic president of the US are a blatant challenge to the dignity of the supreme leadership of the DPRK," the article in Rodong Sinmun said.
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That I also believe he's a racist, misogynist, homophobic lunatic, I'll get to in a moment, because I first want to make very clear that I love him like a brother.
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Mr. Graham, as a fellow scientist and professional, would you kindly reassure me that the politics of a lunatic will not be affecting the science done at NOAA and the NHC?
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There are parallels between the old Lunatic line and its replacement, said Elias Randiga, the assistant director of the Railway Museum in Nairobi, a stone's throw from the original Nairobi Station.
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"Tsavo camp remained very much a man-eater's chophouse," wrote Charles Miller in "The Lunatic Express," a book about the railway's construction, referring to the region that became Tsavo National Park.
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Cain's has included digs against Democrats ("lunatic liberals," he said Monday on Facebook) and gays (a Tuesday tweet linked to a piece on Floyd Brown's Western Journal that portrays gays as unnatural).
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Mr. Zhlobitski, she wrote, was not simply a lone lunatic but a warning that the authorities need to heed if they want to avoid following the example of Russia's doomed czarist order.
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Tomi Lahren doubled down on her stance the Florida school shooting wasn't about guns ... it's about a lunatic who wouldn't have slaughtered 17 people if he had more religion in his life.
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"Fanny — maligned by the art world, sent against her will to a workhouse, admitted a lunatic asylum, buried in a common grave and forgotten by history — deserves a proper commemoration," says Turner.
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Recently, a "Remember Fanny" campaign crowdfunded a memorial for Cornforth's unmarked grave, where she was buried after dying in 1909 at the West Sussex Count Lunatic Asylum at the age of 74.
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A furious commentary published in a state-run newspaper said Trump had displayed his "true colors as an old lunatic, mean trickster and human reject" during his visit to the Korean Peninsula.
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If appreciation is absent, accountability is elusive at best, there&aposs a raving lunatic of a boss, and everyone&aposs on LinkedIn during work, you might be stuck in a toxic workplace.
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Anyone can spot the obvious signs of a toxic workplace — appreciation is absent, accountability is elusive at best, there&aposs a raving lunatic of a boss, everyone&aposs on LinkedIn during work.
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It was a surprisingly popular notion at the time: Even the home secretary, Winston Churchill, showed considerable enthusiasm for the logic of sterilization as a final solution to the "pauper lunatic" problem.
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She's angry about the way the media is portraying the Punisher as a deranged lunatic, and not being sympathetic — or thorough for that matter — about what happened to him and his family.
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With a suit-to-sneakers ratio that made him appear like a lunatic, it was all a testament to the comedic energy that was as planned as much as it was performative.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of the most recognizable models in Pre-Raphaelite paintings was buried in a common grave after her death in the West Sussex County Lunatic Asylum.
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Either way, on any given night at the Deuce it's not unusual to wind up talking to a guy with an eyepatch, a Keith Richards look-alike, or a full-blown lunatic.
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Trevor Bauer is much less pissed off at ESPN today ... 'cause it turns out the company DIDN'T actually air a tweet that he says made him look like a "lunatic" after all.
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The name Lunatic Express was coined more than a century ago to describe a colonial British railway so costly it was considered a "gigantic folly," even by the standards of the Empire.
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When Todd McKinnon wanted to quit his well-paying job to launch a startup in a recession, he knew he'd have to convince his wife, Roxanne, that he was not a lunatic.
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He's competing against Rudy Giuliani, who, over recent years, has done such a masterful impersonation of a raving lunatic that I doubt he could get seasonal retail work at the Container Store.
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But what he doesn't realize, it's making the whole family think, 'Oh no, we might have a lunatic in our midst, and he won't be allowed to carve the turkey at Thanksgiving.
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But I found out that Craig's lawyer, Hal Kant, had to help Craig get back from Afghanistan, where he'd allegedly been put in a lunatic asylum and couldn't even remember who he was.
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LePage, as you may know, is a Tea Party–loving, race-baiting lunatic who has embarrassed Maine repeatedly with the sort of behavior that would get anyone who worked a regular job fired.
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I found the character heavy-handed when I first read the book, and I doubted that such a lunatic figure could really survive to become an object of reverence, even in the military.
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Inevitably, Kim is portrayed in the film as a global peacemaker, sitting and smiling as an equal with the U.S. president derided just months earlier by state media as a "lunatic old man".
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Rodman chuckled during the interview when the British TV host asked Rodman if Kim was a "lunatic who will blow the whole world up" or is just fighting for his own self-preservation.
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"Underestimating the North Korean leader, thinking he's weird and crazy and being surprised to find out he's not only not a lunatic, but quite reasonable and charming, has been a fallacy," Lee said.
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I set to thinking about this after watching my Mets spend much of November and December in a modestly lunatic attempt to trade Noah Syndergaard, one of the National League's best starting pitchers.
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"I don't think that White House has a chance of functioning properly as long as there's a resident lunatic fringe," said Mark Salter, a longtime adviser to Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona.
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Donald Trump is currently laying waste to the Republican field of presidential candidates, which probably says more about them and the lunatic fringes of the party, than it does him, but I digress.
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The physical education teacher and former Division 1 basketball player and Judo champion breezed through the course, conquering the Lunatic Ledges and monstrous Warped Wall, in the Seattle/Tacoma qualifier round that aired Monday.
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Given the choice of buying a train set online or in a store, particularly when a toy shop can transform even the calmest child into an insatiable lunatic, many parents opt to buy online.
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"If trends continue, this lunatic will possess a missile and a warhead capable of reaching the U.S., and we better be capable of shooting it down before it gets anywhere near us," he warned.
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There's an echo here of Richard Nixon's infamous "madman strategy," when he attempted to gain negotiating leverage over North Vietnam via rumors that he was a lunatic who would stop at nothing to win.
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Didn't we cross this bridge when between 2012 and 2016, bi-partisan legislation banned the terms 'lunatic,' 'negro,' and 'oriental' from federal law when referring to mentally handicapped individuals, African-Americans, and Asians, respectively?
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Not every bride becomes a bridezilla"Movies make it seem like every bride is going to turn into the raging lunatic on their wedding day and micromanage every little thing," Lartey-Williams told INSIDER.
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A furious commentary published in a state-run newspaper Wednesday said Trump had displayed his "true colors as an old lunatic, mean trickster and human reject" during his recent visit to the Korean Peninsula.
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I mean, they have been conflicted about many things, like the NSA… In the hands of a lunatic, like Trump, what Obama made kind of normal, and what he allowed, is now very [dangerous].
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But most states, among them New York, use a variation of the legal test derived from the 1843 case of Daniel M'Naghten, an English lunatic who killed a secretary to Prime Minister Robert Peel.
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"That is truly one of the strangest things I've ever seen — thousands of people packed cheek to cheek in an arena, staring silently at a lunatic just rambling about sinks and showers," said Meyers.
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In the aftermath of the shooting at the Republican congressional baseball practice, there have been some pretty blatant expressions by Republicans of blaming the left for the crazed actions of a gun-toting lunatic.
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Walk right up to her, as if a lunatic were not screaming at her, and help her finish the transaction (or abandon it) and get her out of that deli as quickly as possible.
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In an effort to shore up his faltering conservative coalition, and contain the German left, Hindenburg allied with and installed as chancellor Adolf Hitler, a man he considered a lunatic but a manageable one.
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" That same day, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang told reporters during a regular Beijing press conference that the secretary's "lunatic ravings and babbling nonsense will only end up in the trash can of history.
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Sure, Pacino yelling out "Great ass!" in "Heat" is incredible because he goes from calm and collected to lunatic in five seconds flat, but Cage stretches out that intensity for a full feature film.
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I cannot be the only American repeatedly forced to vote Democratic because the Republican social agenda is retrograde, if not lunatic — at the cost of unwillingly endorsing cumbersome high-tax solutions to this country's problems.
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In fact, he repeatedly accused Buchanan of racism, calling him a "neo-Nazi" and "Hitler lover" with "prehistoric" views allied with the "lunatic fringe," citing his support from former Ku Klux Klan member David Duke.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday said it's a "lunatic theory" to think that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell let the market down by not going along with President Donald Trump's call to cut interest rates.
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He has no wish to emulate Venezuela's "failed model", says Mr Morris—which sounds less reassuring when he goes on to blame Venezuela's dependence on oil, rather than its lunatic economic policies, for its woes.
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After that, there were days when they both hid themselves so thoroughly that I ran around the house like a lunatic, flinging open closets and drawers, pulling furniture away from the walls, calling out desperately.
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Perry Anderson once wrote a ponderous essay on why the French are so much cleverer than the British because they recognised the genius of Louis Althusser, who turned out to be a wife-murdering lunatic.
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On the same day as your news article, one of your columnists, Charles M. Blow, called Mr. Trump a "lunatic," while another, Paul Krugman, suggested that his "vision of America" was neo-Nazi in origin.
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When I watched my reaction to a missing detail, I just saw myself as going into boss/wedding planner mode...but others saw a crazed lunatic panicked over picture frames that they'd assumed meant nothing.
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While "lunatic" is no longer the correct term for someone who's acting abnormally (in 2012, President Obama actually signed a law banning the word from legislative language), our belief in the moon's mysterious powers persists.
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"I could not believe the lunatic fringe of the Democratic Party was pushing the presumption of guilt on the accused," Robinson told Reuters, referring to the Kavanaugh hearings, which did not have a racial aspect.
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Which means that I, just by shifting into the speech patterns of a narcissistic lunatic, have stationed myself out in the hard-to-describe spaciousness where Buddhists say we'd do well to set up shop.
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Test Yourself | Thousands of Pumpkins Light the NightTest Yourself | Theme Park Frights Test Yourself | Ghost-Hunting Tours at the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum Test Yourself | Halloween on the SubwayStudent Crossword | What Are You Afraid Of?
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These men should have stayed entangled in their lunatic fringe, but their money, audiences and recycled bad ideas gave them the power and opportunity to do immense harm while not suffering any real consequences themselves.
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At this point The Disaster Artist turns into a behind-the-scenes account of the lunacy of making a project helmed by a lunatic, complete with note-perfect recreations of The Room's most notorious scenes.
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Nellie Bly, the famed female journalist, is the stuff of legend — and so is this drama detailing her infiltration of the Women's Lunatic Asylum (based on the real New York City institution on Blackwell's Island).
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In the final scene, Kourtney continued to defend Rob and called Kim a lunatic because of how she acted, while Khloé admitted to feeling that "someone" was in Rob's ear, forcing him to act this way.
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The sheer gravity of "Striking Vipers" is surprising, given the lunatic video game playfulness of the Striking Vipers world itself and the potential to play all of this with a heightened sense of revved-up drama.
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Alien Body is the clothing line that I have, but it's also a way for me to explore my artistic interests in conspiracy theories, the paranormal, and really lunatic fringe type stuff, like extraterrestrials and UFO's.
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Since I first started listening to it last week I've been wearing a slouchy peach blazer and fingerclicking and doo-woping (or nu-wop as they call it) my way around the city like a lunatic.
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Sweden, meanwhile, is famed for the fiendishly complex julbord—a smorgasbord of such lunatic intricacy that it can take a clear month of fermenting, pickling, and steeping to get it ready in time for Christmas Eve.
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The French MC (formerly one half of Lunatic) delivers is barbed verse with passion and angsty verve, the ascension of strings that closes out the track leaves the listener with a sense of tip-toed anxiety.
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"We put this lunatic in the White House for one reason," she said on Yahoo News's Skullduggery podcast, claiming that she was simply reminding the president of his promise to deliver on securing border wall funding.
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Manson was an aspiring musician and former convict; in this telling, he is also a two-bit lunatic con man, the kind who recurrently pops up in American history selling a dream that becomes a nightmare.
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The man described by critics as a murderous dictator and nuclear lunatic has held hands and had heart-to-heart talks with South Korea's president, Moon Jae-in, who has encouraged and abetted Mr. Kim's makeover.
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Roosevelt Island, the skinny, two-mile-long strip of land between Manhattan and Queens in the East River, has been home to a prison, a lunatic asylum, a smallpox hospital and a workhouse, among other institutions.
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Then there's the young profiler (Alexandra Daddario) who learns that uncuffing a raving lunatic who kept a bunker stocked with kidnapped women (Brendan Fletcher, practically foaming at the mouth) might not have been her smartest move.
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The legal team was aware of Trump's previous comments about Starr, when in 1999 the President called Starr a lunatic, before they broached the idea with him, but they didn't think it was a big deal.
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"Sandy Hook was a horrific tragedy and any suggestion that the unspeakable atrocities committed by an evil lunatic were faked as part of an elaborate hoax are insane," said Jennifer Baker, NRA director of public affairs.
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What Trump says about the issues often suggests that he's a lunatic — the actual words he says terrify anyone paying close attention, and they underscore Clinton's competence, knowledge of the issues, and attention to coalition building.
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Sure, I haven't been getting much sleep, but, as a result, I've been getting that no-sleep high, and have turned into a giddy lunatic with a mind somehow less adhesive to everyday worry and logic.
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In the days of the Lunatic Express, which was retired in 2018, the railway handled 4% of the port's traffic -- that figure has risen to 40% on the new line, says Thomas Ojijo, operations expert at KRC.
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Medical historian Roy Porter once said that "every age gets the lunatic it deserves," and so as culture continues to interact with us in a progressively intrusive manner, it also has the ability to interact with psychoses.
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Struggling to shake off the "lunatic asylums" label slapped on psychiatric wards until the 1960s, mental health patients are still routinely classified as "inmates" who are "detained" until they can be "released" back into the general population.
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Handler recently called Jolie a "lunatic" on her Netflix talk show Chelsea, joking that perhaps the reason why Pitt was rumored to be self-medicating with drugs and alcohol had to do with the woman he married.
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Mr Rana's first film featured a sultry female Indian spy who cooks up terrorist attacks with the Pakistani Taliban—a favourite lunatic trope of Pakistan's security establishment, which loves to blame India for fomenting jihadism in Pakistan.
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Trump's charisma-deficient sons are writing books and tweeting; Greenfield shows us how, by backing the candidacy of lunatic Rodrigo Duterte, Imelda is closer than ever to elevating her kid into the office his father once held.
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Gertrude is in love with Thomas, the turner's son, but it's uncertain whether her beauty and her share of our flock are enough inducement for any suitor to take on a lunatic for a sister-in-law.
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"I have been warning throughout this campaign that North Korea is run by a lunatic who has been expanding his nuclear arsenal while President Obama has stood idly by," the GOP presidential candidate said in a statement.
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The days you teach me how you dance like a lunatic without caring who's watching, why you laugh for no reason, and how you love everyone you meet without caring about their social status or voting habits.
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Once this notion takes possession of me, as it has, I confess, now, the inappropriateness of the snails' height, which at first seems so marvelously comical, takes on a lunatic air, the smack of a cosmic incongruity.
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I patrolled the seven-acre campus with a flashlight and a dog that did its damnedest to bite me every time I put the leash on until I finally insisted that the canine lunatic be taken away.
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Mr. Trump has threatened the North with "fire and fury like the world has never seen," should it put the security of Americans and their allies at risk, while Mr. Kim has called Mr. Trump a lunatic.
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And who could have judged, when they were first pitched, that armed drones or brain-controlled prosthetics were any less the stuff of fantasy than many of the projects dismissed here, in retrospect, as "lunatic" or "comical"?
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Prosecutors in Russia and France have painted him as menace to society, while others have mocked him as a lunatic, especially since he sat naked in Red Square in 2013 and nailed his scrotum into the cobblestones.
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Not long ago, my husband decided in a fit of who knows what lunatic O.C.D. to organize the books in our summer house by color, an odd move when you consider that both our sons are colorblind.
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Trump's top evangelical ally: God supports bombing North Korea9 questions about North Korea you were too embarrassed to askTrump's scary tweets about nuclear weapons, explained For casual observers of North Korea, Kim certainly seems like a lunatic.
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Played with mellow disbelief and sung with parched, wounded tone by the baritone Matthias Goerne, the title character doesn't start off, as he does in many stagings (and often by Mr. Goerne), as a wild-eyed lunatic.
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In the gloaming, these white jumpsuits, moving irregularly amid the deep green of the manicured grounds, brought to mind an avant-garde film about a lunatic asylum: the inmates, in their hospital gowns, out for a constitutional.
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Here are some of the reactions from leading conservatives tonight: "You may be right, I may be crazy, but it just may be a lunatic you're looking for" turns out to have worked well as a campaign slogan.
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Architecture of an Asylum balances light and dark, noting how the tales of hauntings can oddly help preserve Kirkbride asylums; a souvenir T-shirt from an overnight visit to West Virginia's Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum is on view.
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Accept that the fringe who first accept and champion a genuinely new idea tends to be disproportionately lunatic, especially if the idea relates to money … but that does not mean the idea itself is inherently so as well.
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She, with the help of her new therapist who Kim and Khloé hate (they literally call her a "lunatic" and "psychotic"), has decided that she doesn't enjoy being mean anymore — so instead, she's quiet, and keeps to herself.
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Middle Fingers "Middle fingers up, put them hands highWave it in his face, tell him, boy, bye" Alex Robert Ross Our lunatic coworker Alex Robert Ross has been writing about a different Christmas song each day this month.
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"These are my public lands, these are your public lands, and what I see is a lunatic fringe of radical extremists who have taken my land over," Garrett VeneKlasen, a protester with the New Mexico Wildlife Federation, said.
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"These are my public lands, these are your public lands, and what I see is a lunatic fringe of radical extremists who have taken my land over," said Garrett VeneKlasen, a protester with the New Mexico Wildlife Federation.
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Many North Koreans are still filled with deep-rooted distrust towards Trump, which state media previously called a "lunatic old man", said Daily NK, a news website run by North Korean defectors who retain contacts with sources inside.
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Writing in Sri Lanka's prominent Daily Mirror, Ahilan Kadirgamar, a Tamil activist and researcher, described the "lunatic tirades of Trump," along with the rise of nationalism in Europe, and the muscular projects of China as a warning sign.
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Since I can't, I'll try to cook it all for family this weekend, think about this bearded lunatic just sitting in the cold, experiencing life in the fullest sense, toast his meditation practice, an example to us all.
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" For Orwell, the rise of sports was bound up with the rise of nationalism, both of them examples of "the lunatic modern habit of identifying oneself with large power units and seeing everything in terms of competitive prestige.
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In a sign that tensions remain high between Washington and Pyongyang, North Korea's state-run Rodong Sinmun newspaper described Trump in an editorial on Tuesday as a lunatic who was slandering the nation with talk of North Korean oppression.
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President Donald Trump derided billionaire Tom Steyer as a "wacky" and "crazed & stumbling lunatic" in a tweet Sunday, just days after the Democratic activist was one of the prominent liberals and Trump critics to be sent a suspicious package.
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"I have been warning throughout this campaign that North Korea is run by a lunatic who has been expanding his nuclear arsenal while President Obama stood idly by," the Florida Republican said in a statement issued late Tuesday night.
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Trump, perhaps the least ideological and most centrist candidate to earn a major-party nomination since Wendell Willkie (another Democrat running on the Republican line) will prove that the Republican Party has fallen to a lunatic right-wing fringe.
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And an appetite for radical thinking is what prompted the collector Virginia Dwan to turn dealer in the late 1950s and early 1960s and promote Minimalism, Conceptualism and Earth Art, trends then considered on an avant-garde lunatic fringe.
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It creates a tension between wanting to be on TV and get one's points across (as well as sheer politeness) and the dawning realization that the person to whom they are talking might be a lunatic, fraud or both.
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He wears his lunatic aggression like a motorcycle jacket, but he was the only one calling bullshit on the innumerable moments when this show feels like a montage of gingham button downs and women gazing pensively over balcony railings.
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Kim, a portly 30-something whose state media recently blasted Trump as a "lunatic mean old trickster and human reject" presides over a prison state, purges his foes and has vowed to obliterate the US in a nuclear cloud.
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In that delicious song, delivered with the driest of wit by Mr. Green, the narrator recalls a season of decadent parties on the French Riviera, in cascades of rhymed lyrics that grow more lunatic as the song trundles along.
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But "The Visiting Privilege" conducts itself like an antic and slightly surreal version of Chekhov's story "Ward No. 6," in which the director of a lunatic asylum ends up being judged insane, and is committed to his own hospital.
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Planters -- It's hard to tell what part of this ad you're supposed to like --the fact that the Planters spokes-nut has a Peanut-mobile, drives it like a lunatic, or lives in the same neighborhood as Charlie Sheen.
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Signs of progress abound, some flashy—swish new restaurants and hotels—and others mundane—co-ordinated bus routes that have ended the lunatic system whereby the packed vehicles of competing firms raced from stop to stop to snaffle the waiting customers.
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The majority concluded that Goldwater was psychologically unfit to be president, with comments ranging from calling him a dangerous lunatic and paranoid to others accusing him of having an impulsive quality and being emotionally unstable with a godlike self-image.
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Mark Salter, Mr. McCain's former chief of staff, said Mr. Trump was making common cause with "the lunatic fringe," citing his willingness to appear on the radio show of Mr. Jones, who has said that Michelle Obama is a man.
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On Wednesday, North Korean army officer Ko Sung Il described Trump as an "old lunatic" and warned that the "US should bear in mind that no force on earth can check the advance of the DPRK," state news agency KCNA reported.
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Pen & Pixel served as the visual counterpart to this otherness; its gaudy, dreamlike album covers were like crass, lunatic vision-boards, offering vibrant Photoshop collages of palm trees and pineapples, Hummers and helicopters, skulls and city skylines and diamond-studded goblets.
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Cohen also floated the idea that the internet&aposs treatment of "the rantings of a lunatic" as equally credible to statements made by a Nobel Prize winner meant a reduction in "a shared sense of basic facts" that everyone agrees on.
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JB: Trust me, I'd have to be a lunatic to make that story up...I have a tough time with this because it goes into a back-and-forth and gets the attention one of the two of us is seeking.
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Nearly mad with grief and terror, she was thrown into a lunatic asylum in Spain, and, after escaping, married a Mexican diplomat, fleeing Europe for New York City then Mexico City, where she lived for the rest of her life.
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Considering that El Paso, Texas just experienced the tragic aftermath of a politically motivated shooting, which was carried out by an anti-immigrant lunatic, one would think Republicans would temper their language to prevent additional unhinged maniacs from murdering innocent people.
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There's just no way to win, so you just do your best to enforce the rules that everyone agreed on and hope that some lunatic who got banned doesn't try to post your address, which has happened to most of them.
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The express will slash the time for the 472 km journey to about four hours from 12 on the line built by British colonialists more than a century ago that stretched from Mombasa to the Ugandan capital and was nicknamed the "Lunatic Express".
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Grand Theft Auto filtered through the mind of a fucking lunatic, pushed to boundaries of ludicrousness that make things like giant dildo clubs and man-launching cannons seem altogether reasonable compared with much of the other batshit nonsense going on in here.
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A classic cad and a real scamp Another cad and scamp Hysterical lunatic, but creative A schemer A schemer who also managed to successfully fake his own death to bamboozle Josie, which I appreciate The backwards talking has a pleasantly ambiguous tone.
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The preacher, in the alternate, Augustown version of his story, was not a lunatic who tricked his flock into thinking that he could teach them how to fly back to the motherland but, rather, one of the unsung prophets of a new religion.
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In retrospect, Trump's long "birther" crusade, seeking to prove that Barack Obama was born abroad and therefore constitutionally disqualified from being president, was more than the "carnival barker" distraction of the lunatic political fringe that the Hawaii-born President dismissed it as.
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"These post-Charlottesville marches have no purpose, other than to make anyone who supports white self-determination look like a fringe lunatic," Andrew Anglin, publisher of the Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi website, wrote this month in a blog post disavowing Sunday's rally.
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It is not meant to be a painful reminder of the devaluation of the pound, or the ugliness of demagogue politics, or the fact that we're planning to build an economy on tea, jam and biscuits like a nation of lunatic gingerbread men.
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Donahue's issues-oriented 80s and 90s talk show relied heavily on its host running around the room with his head down, sticking the mic in the face of whatever lunatic wanted to ask a question to the show's panel of divisive guests.
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It's a source of constant astonishment to me that the country has handed over the means to destroy civilization on this planet to an unhinged lunatic who lost the popular vote and was installed with the aid of a hostile foreign power.
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In the village she was known as the Gentle Lunatic, and that's what she was: she didn't cause any problems, apart from her tendency to get lost as she set off toward the horizon, and to paint the walls with her own excrement.
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Fox News host Sean HannitySean Patrick HannityHannity: 'Lunatic' Schiff 'the worst liar in all of politics' Hypocrisy is the currency of the realm for GOP in the age of Trump GOP threatens to weaponize impeachment witnesses amid standoff MORE on Tuesday characterized Rep.
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The day after he lost out to Adam Driver at the Gotham Awards, Sandler appeared on The Howard Stern Show to promote Uncut Gems, a thriller that has been hailed by critics as like "being locked inside the pinwheeling brain of a lunatic".
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Which brings us to this: So congratulations to my good personal friend, Dallas Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle, for managing not to seem like a desperate lunatic in this video where he teaches a bunch of kids a basic catch-and-shoot dribble.
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At the time, this seemed like a dicey idea—most of these guys were in their fifties, and so much of the Stooges' power had to do with a kind of lunatic vitality—but somehow the band sounded as exhilarating as it did in 1969.
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A hideous ecstasy of fear and vindictiveness, a desire to kill, to torture, to smash faces in with a sledge-hammer, seemed to flow through the whole group of people like an electric current, turning one even against one's will into a grimacing, screaming lunatic.
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He relishes the odd details of Syrian life: the old khan (or caravanserai) that used to be a lunatic asylum, the tea Syrian migrants have brought back from Argentina, the delightful word gommaji (an amalgam of Italian and Turkish), meaning a man who repairs punctures.
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KT McFarland, the final members of the White House lunatic fringe, is about to be pushed off the council, meaning that the NSC will now be comprised entirely of sober, serious, and decorated people who would like to bomb the shit out of Iran.
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But that coast was beset with dangerous ice floes, and Nansen devised a plan, what he called "the scheme of a lunatic," to land amid those crushing icebergs, fight his way to shore, and then cross to the inhabited towns on the west coast.
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" Gove said recently that the economics profession is in "crisis" and Rees-Mogg, who sits on the Treasury Select Committee, said some of the borrowing assumptions made by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) in its audit of last week's Autumn Statement are "lunatic.
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" Morgan urged people to imagine what the accuracy rates would be like if guns were put in the hands of a teacher "in a classroom full of terrified children as a lunatic bursts into a school and blazes away with an AR-15 assault rifle.
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"We've been here 100 years," said Mr. Shabbir, whose great-grandfather came from Punjab in India in 1917 to work on a British railway, called the "Lunatic Line" because its construction cost the lives of thousands of laborers, killed by malaria and even lions.
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" In response, North Korea's state-run paper Rodong Sinmun hit back, as reported by New York magazine: Trump betrayed his true colors as an old lunatic, mean trickster and human reject during his one night and two days stay in South Korea," the editorial said.
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This is one of those developments in the energy world that sounds almost reasonable now, based on incremental shifts taking place over the last several years, but if you'd told anyone a decade ago that it would happen, you'd be dismissed as a lunatic.
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As uncomfortably close as these performances may seem, a mental comparison with the lunatic antics of the Viennese Actionists, the all-male band of provocateurs who staged pageants of blood, gore, sex, and death at this same time, attests to their warmth, humor, and relative subtlety.
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On days when it's just pure chaos and everyone is not allowing me the time to workout, that's when I whip out my leg weights we go to the park and I circle the park like a lunatic, speed walking with a stroller while the twins play.
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In the 1964 campaign, during which (despite what "All the Way" would have you believe) Johnson led GOP nominee Barry Goldwater throughout, LBJ kept the fire trained on his opponent, characterizing him as an unstable lunatic who couldn't be trusted with his finger on the button.
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When I consider most of the "off the record" statements I have heard from political fundraisers like myself, conversations at dinner parties, folks on the subways, my own conversations with friends and family, the basic message is: We need to cut the lunatic fringe from BOTH parties.
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Yet, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) is being branded almost as a lunatic.
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The juxtaposition of the perceived politics-as-usual candidate and the insolent lunatic more prone to a temper tantrum than my five-year-old cousin merely confirms the biases of most people in my generation and serves to hinder the future prospects of our democratic system.
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Alien wore all the bells and whistles of sci-fi, but it was really a horror movie in fancy dress: The story of a blade-wielding lunatic hiding in the dark, picking off a gang of dimwits one by one before being outwitted by the final girl.
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First up, Megan Rose Dickey, the lunatic who at one point told co-workers she felt like she was on drugs during her initial iPhone X exploration: I could barely sleep last night because I knew that at some point today, my iPhone X would arrive.
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There's a dead lunatic who had liked to eat spiders off the ground, and Professor Van Helsing, having just staked Dracula through the heart, has a new problem: the cops have located him in the bowels of the abbey and want to charge him with murder.
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More than the food, I miss being chased around that cramped house by a gobbling lunatic wielding a raw turkey, someone who I didn't realize was as deeply funny as she was until it was too late to let her know how much I appreciated it.
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As a drunken and possibly lunatic millionaire, Santino Fontana gives a performance of ineffable sweetness in "Kurt Vonnegut's God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater," an odd duck of a musical by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken that's being presented as the final entry in City Center Encores!
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Meanwhile in the Robert Mueller investigation, which feels like it began during the French and Indian War, a grand jury indicts longtime Trump confidante and professional lunatic Roger Stone on a number of charges, including that he threatened to kidnap another witness's therapy dog, Bianca (really).
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This video shows Vansquad scaring two pro players in competitive matches: The pros — former Lunatic-Hai player Lee Tae Jun and RunAway player Kim "Haksal" Hyo Jong — understandably freak out when they see Vansquad peaking around corners to rain down headshot after headshot on them and their teammates.
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In comparison, how much easier it would be to walk to the gallows than to this tomb of living humans!" writes investigative journalist Nellie Bly in her 1887 exposé, Ten Days in a Mad-House, which gives readers a revelatory view into a New York City "lunatic asylum.
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But he then proceeded to deliver his standard stump speech almost word for word, taking the students on a tour of global dictators ("There is a lunatic in North Korea with a hydrogen bomb, potentially") and cataloging the misdeeds of the Obama era ("We betray our allies like Israel").
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Every night, the Hell Hath club holds a meeting, and they tell their stories: One woman accidentally gave her boyfriend super powers and then got thrown off a bridge; another had a sadomasochistic love affair with the supervillain she met in the lunatic asylum until he killed her.
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The French writer Emmanuel Carrère doesn't mention Kierkegaard in his latest book, " The Kingdom " (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), but the Danish philosopher—the Danish Christian lunatic, one might say—hovers over the book as God's face is said to have hovered over the waters during the creation of the world.
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Dauwalter had been on her feet for almost 40 hours and was leading the field of 215 runners as she set her sights on a course record for September's Tahoe 200, one in a series of very, very long ultramarathons, the latest craze among distance running's lunatic set.
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After the Europeans arrived, the 142-acre, 800-foot-wide strip in the East River was named Blackwells Island and became home to the New York City Lunatic Asylum and a prison whose most famous temporary residents included Mae West (obscenity), Emma Goldman (inciting riots) and Boss Tweed (corruption).
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Like Harron's first feature, "I Shot Andy Warhol" (1996), a movie about Warhol's would-be assassin Valerie Solanas, "Charlie Says" is a scrupulous work of pop scholarship resurrecting a larger-than-life character from the lunatic fringe of the '60s counterculture, along with an era-defining celebrity crime.
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Maybe it's the idea of the good mother we hold in high regard; but in actuality, in the unflattering swimsuit of our own realities, we — at least as children — are happy to have a mother who loves us so much she will behave like a lunatic on our behalf.
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But he got Halpin committed to the Providence Lunatic Asylum for a time and spun the narrative that she had slept around with married men; as the only bachelor she was involved with, he said he took responsibility for the child as a noble act, even though he doubted the parentage.
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The obvious answer, of course, is Jaws, Steven Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster about a working-class cop (Roy Scheider), a rich nerd (Richard Dreyfuss), and a perma-soused lunatic (Robert Shaw) who board a dilapidated boat and head out to kill a large fish by … I dunno, poking it to death, maybe?
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The tools of direct democracy are always controversial—at times, they have threatened to make American states like California ungovernable—but they are doubly difficult in the EU. First, in America federal law trumps state law, meaning no state can vex another by placing a lunatic proposal on the ballot.
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Let's set aside the fact that, despite the film's advertisements claiming to tell the "untold true story" of a "cover-up," the story has been told plenty, and no one but the most lunatic conspiracy theorists see this as anything but a tragic accident in which nothing much was covered up.
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" • Of Senator Amy Klobuchar, he said, "Her entire rollout gets stepped on by a whole bunch of her former staff saying that she's a monster, and screams and yells and throws stuff at people and is a lunatic to work for," adding, "I don't see her being in the right spot.
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Instead of requiring infected users to pay a sum of money to regain access to their locked files, Rensenware instead requires them to reach a high score of 200 million points in the anime bullet hell shooter TH12 - Undefined Fantastic Object (a game in the Touhou Project series) on the "Lunatic" difficulty level.
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But, in fact, while Kim is indeed a dangerous dictator who poses a real threat and oversees some of the world's worst human rights abuses, and seems to be personally quite eccentric, there is every reason to believe that, far from an erratic "lunatic," he is crude and brutal but quite rational dictator.
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From local residents of rural Harney County to national environmental groups, from sportsmen to local Shoshone officials, leaders from across the breadth of the political spectrum recognized the militants' occupation of Malheur National Wildlife Refuges as the unpatriotic and un-American acts of a lunatic fringe, and called for them to leave.
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I made that video for the guitar lessons Subreddit on Reddit and I think the mixture of both the relatively sane guitar lesson with the totally insane fucking lunatic doing it paired with the calmness of the Both Ross of the voice and then the insane craziness, I think that's what it was.
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In my own case, I'd occasionally get tricked into having a cup of coffee with someone who thought BuzzFeed should see itself as a competitor to Facebook or Twitter, and I'd feel like the politician whose constituent concern turns out to be chemtrails, and would politely extricate myself from a conversation with the lunatic.
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Feasting on the laughing-stock the White House spokesman had become, the satirists at "Saturday Night Live" lampooned Mr Spicer as a raging lunatic, prone to battering amazed journalists with his podium, and, what is more, a tragic figure—an example of the chewed-up former collaborator that Mr Trump's career path is strewn with.
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Not the best I've experience on a headset by any stretch, but certainly clear, and it did a decent job helping mask some of the wind noise as I walked down the streets of Manhattan yelling "buy!" and "sell!" into my headset like a lunatic (I like to pretend I'm an important business person sometimes).
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So anyway, then we made some more tracks and the core of the album stayed all dark and ratty but a new layer oozed out around our dark core that was kinda mental and lunatic and random and juicy and 2 much fun and so we changed the name of our album to WE HAVE CANDY.
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And who better to have done so than a pioneering adult-film star who figured as the other woman in a love-triangle murder, tried to have herself declared dead, attempted suicide, was committed on her 40th birthday to a lunatic asylum, where she lived to be 104, and was then buried in an unmarked grave.
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The messaging was simple, and sober: better Trump than Hillary, better the lunatic who will nominate our judges and sign our tax bills than the liberal who won't, and even if you don't believe in any of that, better to support Trump and keep the House then to abandon him and witness the return of Speaker Pelosi.
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But of course, early the next morning we—meaning all of us, around the country—woke up to the news that some lunatic man with an assault weapon had opened fire in a gay bar, executing 20—no, then it was 49—people for the sin of dancing, hanging out with their friends, and enjoying being alive.
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On health policy matters, John Arnold "sits at the chairman's table of the lunatic fringe convention," said Peter Pitts, president and co-founder of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest, a think tank that receives the majority of its funding from pharma and biotech companies and consistently advocates for positions favorable to the industry's interests.
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Any of a dozen types of poke may be on hand, including shoyu garlic with crisp, clarifying arcs of white onion; pake, Hawaiian for Chinese, contoured with ginger and scallions; and "lunatic," named after Ms. Luna ("if you had to live with her, you'd know," Mr. Schade said) and essentially spicy ahi, only with sriracha untempered by mayonnaise.
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Tell a Terrifying Tale "Everyone has a ghost story, or at least that's how it has always seemed to me," begins this Travel piece, "Getting in the Spirit," about how a writer ended up listening for suspicious sounds in the middle of the night at the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum in Weston, W.Va. Do you have a ghost story?
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On their website, the show advised getting there by 6 AM as it would run between 7 and 221 AM. My minimal motivation to see the band was greatly eclipsed by my morbid curiosity over what kind of lunatic lines up to watch Blink-230—or any band for that matter—before the sun has even fully risen.
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