Hulk is no longer just a meathead hunk; now, he's a meathead hunk with a surprisingly nimble comic touch.
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I wasn't fast enough and the meathead broke my leg.
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Are you going to let yourself be bullied by that meathead?
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Although he's skilled at handling the dirty jobs, Nate is no meathead.
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You don't have to be a meathead to produce gag-inducing flatulence, of course.
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In 2019, Meathead Movers moved 60 families in partnership with the Marjaree Mason Center.
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"Turkey is easy," said the grilling and barbecue authority who calls himself Meathead Goldwyn.
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I feel bad for sticking Joe Keery, who plays meathead jock Steve, in this article.
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The rescue says the "handsome meathead" makes grand entrances when meeting new people and dogs.
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He is talkative and quick-witted, quick to dispel the meathead stereotypes attached to bodybuilders.
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Jean-Claude Van Damme pokes fun at his meathead persona in a new Amazon series.
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Do you dodge the incoming tackle, or do you do meet the opposing meathead head on?
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It's charmingly shabby, usually half empty, with the kind of meathead equipment we need for our workouts.
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The restaurant industry has long been know for what Bourdain referred to as "meathead culture" on Twitter.
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Her new coworker, an aggressive form of meathead named Gary (oh hi, Nathan Fillion), can't get enough.
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"It takes partners like Meathead Movers to step up," Nicole Linder, the center's executive director, told CNN.
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That same month, he told Refinery29 that he hoped to change the "meathead culture" of the food industry.
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This is evident from the opening moments of the game, which delve into meathead protagonist B.J. Blazkowicz's past.
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Aaron and his brother, Evan, have been answering those calls since they founded Meathead Movers 23 years ago.
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He may have started out an egotistical meathead, but Ragnarok drove home how much he's evolved over the years.
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Barry, uneasy in the networking throng, invites an old Marine buddy, who brings along a group of meathead friends.
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Because fighting doesn't have to be talked about as a meathead sport, or as hammer and nail, or as violence.
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I'm trying to curb those cravings and drop a little weight so I can get, to use a meathead term, shredded.
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Not only has Archie Bunker lost his footing, so too have his college-educated son-in-law Meathead and subsequent generations.
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She was most taken by how Bunker's daughter, Gloria, and her husband, Michael, whom Bunker nicknamed "Meathead," clashed politically with Bunker.
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In October, he publicly second-guessed his role in perpetuating what he called the "institutionalized meathead culture" of the food industry.
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Meathead McSuicideStunt apparently did some wrestling... in high school, so he felt extremely confident discussing potential opponents in an interview with TMZ.
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Bush's fans were quick to offer support and offered suggestions about giving Meathead, Esquire, a Detective Lindsay-style kick to the groin.
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Snow talks about the pitfalls of fat-shaming in a training—the least meathead-ish lecture you'd ever expect from such a class.
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After a transitional program, the organization got the family into a home of its own, with Meathead Movers doing all the heavy lifting.
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Belle falls in love with Beast, her captor, while the town meathead simultaneously attempts to coerce her into marriage and killing the Beast.
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They may be pink and fruity, but they're so tasty and boozy that even your meathead cousin will be putting an umbrella in his.
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One of the most memorable recent bad guys was gel-coiffed meathead Chad Johnson, whose inflated ego was as big as his engorged biceps.
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He posts images cribbed from the weirder reaches of social media, curious relics from 1980s and 90s meathead culture, and loads of non sequiturs.
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But unlike the breakdown-loving tough guy attitude pervasive in hardcore at the time, Bricks and his bands existed to challenge the meathead mentality.
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It offers a welcome break from the blinkered and often self-deluding meathead logic of the men who feature in all of the other stories.
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But while the company may boast robust profits (and meaty heads), the Steed brothers hope other businesses will draw inspiration from Meathead Movers' community spirit.
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"Kitchen Confidential" presented an image of macho life, which he called "meathead culture," that he thought may have made him seen insensitive to workplace issues.
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If you were a high school student and you were surrounded by meathead jocks who aren't into Star Wars, then yeah it's probably a little awkward.
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He's still a jock, he's still a meathead, he's still not that bright and he still uses a lot of the fundamentals that those guys use.
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But before he sets off, he grabs a pair of nunchucks and his new crush, Del (Ciara Bravo), whose meathead brothers eventually come looking for them.
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Fallout, in short, has been becoming more of a meathead series as time goes on... or at least, that's the popular narrative driving some of this uncertainty.
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Delivering for the community "They did it with such pride and love," Dulce Flores told CNN, recalling the day Meathead Movers helped her into a new home.
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You could be sleeping with a guy you're not entirely sure isn't your dad, taking dating advice from a macho meathead, or slut-shaming yourself for having sex.
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I somehow fell in love with what was effectively a walking Gatling gun because he was just such a harmless meathead who loved blasting things with his nerdy friend.
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In late May, reports surfaced that Garrett Yrigoyen, the squarish meathead who seems to have won Becca's heart, had "liked" a bunch of sexist, transphobic, racist trash on Instagram.
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Bourdain also reflected on his book, Kitchen Confidential, and how he may have contributed to what he calls "meathead culture," which includes allegations of sexual harassment in the restaurant business.
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In the movie, the fictional embodiment of grunge is Cliff Poncier (Matt Dillon), a very beautiful meathead who wears excellent clothes and leads a loud, boring band called Citizen Dick.
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In 1993, Chris Rondeau joined Planet Fitness as a front desk "I started working out when I was 16 -- I was kind of a meathead back then," Rondeau told Entrepreneur.
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If this were The Bachelorette, and some meathead started boasting about how he was going to "take" the Bachelorette's virginity, well, it wouldn't fly under the creep radar quite so smoothly.
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" He added to the jibes he threw at Dillashaw during their sit down for Counterpunch on the call as he described him as a "meathead", a "jock" and "not that bright.
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Injury data for lifters is harder to find, but every serious meathead knows that the harder you push yourself in the weight room, the more likely you are to strain something.
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" Rawley says Gronk may come off as a meathead, but when it comes to his mental health, the guy is no dummy -- "He's taking the right steps and following the right protocols.
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The result is the kind of Meathead Holocaust that can be built on a political foundation of "fuck your feelings" as an ethos and "anything to own the libs" as a strategy.
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Already a difficult guy to root for given his alleged involvement in a rape cover-up in college, Lewan's meathead tendencies cause a problem on the field from time to time as well.
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His triumph in Star Trek is a validation of meathead entitlement, a cheery, vacuous confirmation that education, planning, experience, and maturity aren't as important as the will to charge blindly forward, ignoring obstacles.
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Some of my favorites include BACKSPACE, BILLY ZANE, DUMPSTER, the above-mentioned central stack, NINE HOLES, ICE PALACE, NEWS DESKS, BABALU, CONDOLEEZZA RICE, MEATHEAD, SAME OLD, CAR JACKS and, for some reason, TRIBAL.
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He really embraces the idea of Thor as a good-intentioned meathead, always trying to do the right things for the right reasons, but never quite as clever as he so clearly fancies himself.
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"I want abusers to know there are people like Meathead Movers that will stand up and help people who feel trapped in their home, being abused by the person supposed to love them," she said.
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Setting an industry standard "A 'meathead' is a clean-cut student-athlete working their way through school," said Steed, who with his brother began the company when they were in in school and playing sports.
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That is certainly the view of Agnes (Nina Arianda), the wife of a rich meathead, who springs to her feet at the concert, rebukes the crowd for jeering, and whips up a storm of applause.
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She noted the odd exceptions to his amnesia, like the fact that Henry, after years of watching the sitcom "All in the Family," eventually came to know that Archie Bunker's son-in-law was called Meathead.
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Riddle's is a particular kind of bro-ness: not a frat-house misogynist or a curls-in-the-squat-rack meathead, but a worry-free party animal whose breeziness is infectious, and who disarms through self-deprecation.
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His enemies had most of the power of the legitimate state, and Andersson's ruler was now head of an elite loyalist army, a small patch of territory, and whatever meathead officers his ruler had surrounded himself with.
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Belle, dissing the local meathead and straining at the leash of her environment, marked a leap in Disney, when the role was sung by Paige O'Hara, in 1991, and the oomph of her carolling signalled her intent.
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He's the beloved "New York meathead" on "The Kirk Minihane Show" podcast at Barstool Sports, a digital media company that writes less about sports and more about the increasingly reactionary things that certain millennial sports bros talk about between games.
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Lisa's misguided but enlightened self-interest lets us like her in spite of her guile, and Clark — a water-polo-playing B.M.O.C. who could have been just a meathead in a Speedo — has layers that neither Lisa nor he himself quite understands.
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He's a hulking, topless, monotonous, drivel-spouting meathead who's absolutely gagging to join the crew of lesser known and underappreciated cult gaming icons—a Dante, a Gene, a Travis Touchdown—but with absolutely none of the wit, style, charm, or charisma to warrant it.
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Stone's trainer Jason Walsh, who works with other celebs like Hilary Duff and Jessica Biel, told Glamour that she "kind of became a meathead" while filming Battle Of The Sexes, chugging protein drinks after her two-a-day training sessions that focused on weightlifting.
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Over the past few weeks, he's been vocal on Twitter and has given interviews about sexual harassment and sexism in the restaurant industry, even reflecting on what role his memoir, Kitchen Confidential, may have played in normalizing what he refers to as Meathead Culture.
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Or if you're not looking to think at all tonight, just follow the plan below; it hits all of your major muscle groups and will help you add muscle and build strength while burning fat, all without having to fight a meathead for equipment.
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"I mean, we had the Civil Rights Act, we had the Voting Rights Act and then in the '70s we had 'All in the Family' started shining a light on racial unrest," the actor, who became famous as the show's "Meathead" liberal son-in-law, continued.
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If you're at some meathead Pantera wannabe band, then yeah, these guys are just like angry disenfranchised youth who want to mosh and drink, but [with] a lot of death metal bands, it's much more abstract and there's certainly negative emotion, but it's not particularly angry.
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In a change of pace for the distinguished character actor Sam Rockwell, his new role in the action comedy "Blue Iguana," is Eddie, a muscled meathead whose brutish charm is only appreciable in contrast to the oafishness of Paul (an amiable Ben Schwartz), Eddie's partner in crime.
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Still, nothing quite prepared me to see a few students I'd championed get bumped in favor of another meathead from Exeter or a more desirable student of color from high schools we had relationships with — one of whom expressed views against homosexuality and gay marriage in her application.
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The meathead hero goes missing in Nazi-occupied Paris, and his twin daughters, Jess and Soph, hook up with the French resistance and shoot their way through a series of missions in order to gain experience and cash that unlock weapons upgrades and special abilities, and find dad.
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While Earth Crisis continued to chug along, Cave In and Converge were injecting mathy riffs into their formulas, Level Plane Records' long list of screamo bands was dragging hardcore away from the meathead mentality, and Thursday was about to prove that celebrating emotional vulnerability had some commercial appeal.
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Games, then—even those in which the player character is a meathead caricature with a Megadeth theme song—are evidently seen as a worthy substitute for the real world by experts in the psychology field, eliciting largely the same neural responses as if we were to attempt to tackle a maze in the physical realm.
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The 360 played host to some of the greatest Halo titles in the franchise's history, gave a birth to a new hero in the shape of thick-necked bandana-wearing meathead Marcus Fenix, and, perhaps more curiously, gave shelter to a surprisingly decent range of JRPGs—Mistwalker's Lost Odyssey and Blue Dragon amongst them.
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If you're the kind of MMA fan who likes his fighters engaging in extracurricular combat, online near-maulings of grievously overmatched opponents, social media dick-swinging, rampant cross-disciplinary macho posturing, or generally making a spectacle of themselves by what our fearless editor would call "meathead antics," then this has been the week for you.
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Vulture reports that over the weekend, Bourdain took his fight to end "meathead culture" to the kitchen, where he prepared what I assume must have been a fantastic meal to nourish and fuel three of the women responsible for Weinstein's demise: Rose McGowan, Annabella Sciorra, and Asia Argento (who also happens to be the chef's girlfriend).
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After learning how to make music from his Dungeon Family cousin Rico Wade, selling drugs to get by, surviving a shot in the hand, and doing a stint in rap group Da Connect, the artist formerly known as Meathead was not just ready to make a name for himself in a difficult genre and a competitive city, but take over the world.
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In short, he is a character who, although ostensibly inspired by a comic book superhero created in 1992, also seems, in this derivative and unengaging action thriller, to have been cobbled together from spare parts belonging to Frankenstein's monster, Jason Bourne, Marvel's Wolverine, Douglas Quaid in "Total Recall" and the Terminator — both the shape-shifting, liquid-metal T-1000 and the old-school-meathead Model 101.
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There's some obvious macho bullshit, pseudo-psychology going on here—I wanted to see how you'd react, I want a guy who fights back, etc, etc—but at the end of the day this is a meathead tasked with evaluating an athlete who is expected to learn a playbook, adjust to larger, faster, and more talented athletes than he's ever played against, all while making dozens of split-second decisions.
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And the film seems unusually determined to turn him into a clumsy meathead, a dim-witted, easily angered, easily manipulated rube who grumbles, "Why does this book have so many words?" when asked to read, and turns into a sulky adolescent every time he's dealing with his father, who Ian McShane plays with a tough-love contempt that's just slightly short of treating his adopted demon son like a badly trained dog.
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Meathead makes a Jerry sandwich, but when he adds pepper, Jerry inhales it and sneezes and is propelled away from the bread - and runs into Tom. Jerry now kisses and hugs Tom and snubs Meathead, who grabs Jerry and breaks the bread over Tom's head. Tom then grabs Meathead's whiskers and pulls one of them out; after Meathead locks Jerry in a can, he returns the injury. The two cats fight each other until Meathead, while holding Tom by the ears and fist back to punch him, spots Jerry walking out of the can.
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Meathead scolds Jerry and points to the can as if to say "You belong to me, get back in the can." Jerry complies grudgingly, but meanwhile Tom has replaced himself with a flower pot and stolen Jerry. Meathead chases after Tom, but runs into the front gate. In the backyard, Tom sits on Jerry to hide Jerry and shows Meathead the empty sardine can as he comes by.
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Archie routinely refers to Michael by the derogatory nickname "Meathead", from the first time they meet, as seen in flashback in the second season episode "Mike Meets Archie". In Archie's own words, it means "dead from the neck up". A later episode of All in the Family reveals that Archie Bunker himself was referred to as "Meathead" in his youth. Norman Lear said his father used to call him "Meathead".
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Meathead also makes multiple appearances in later seasons, usually alongside Butch and other alley cats.
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"Meathead" Goldwyn is an American food writer, chef, and website publisher. He is the author of a New York Times best seller Meathead: The Science of Great Barbecue and Grilling. He is also a former columnist for the Chicago Tribune, the Washington Post, and AOL.
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Jerry reveals himself by sticking Tom with a gardening fork and runs away; Meathead attempts to catch him, but Tom has tied Meathead's tail to the garden hose, who is then pulled back into the spigot and rained on. Tom then chases Jerry and catches him near an open window; a pie is sitting on the deck, and Tom holds it out for Meathead to promptly hit. Tom runs away with Jerry, but soon trips into a garbage can and loses Jerry to Meathead; as Tom emerges from the can, he wallops Meathead with a frying pan and flips Jerry in the pan a few times. The mouse escapes and wriggles through a hole in a fence, and when Tom peeks through, he is whacked with a piece of pipe.
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While jogging with his bulldog Meathead, Callahan accidentally runs into Spencer. While she is less than thrilled, Spencer feels no extreme anger toward Callahan. Upon returning to his room at a motel, Callahan is targeted by the surviving Threlkis hitman, but the inspector kills him after being warned of his presence by Meathead. Meanwhile, Spencer kills a second rapist, Kruger, at the beach.
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Herman Hedning (lit. Herman the Heathen, known as Marwin Meathead in English editions) is a humorous comic strip from Sweden drawn and written by Jonas Darnell.
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The "Meathead against the world" cd (1995–96), represents the complex experience of collaborations of the band with the most relevant artists of the international underground scene like Cop Shoot Cop, Pain Teens, Zeni Geva, Babyland, Scorn, Bewitched. In 1997, the album "Protect Me From What I Want" was released and distributed in both Europa and USA by Dynamica/Noise records. After the release Meathead stopped all the activities.
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The comic has three main protagonists, Herman Hedning (Marwin Meathead), Gammelman (Oldhead) and Lilleman (Shorthead). Marwin Meathead is fat, sadistic, greedy, lazy and self-important; he possesses all the bad qualities one can possibly find in a thinking human being. Always wearing his helmet and carrying a weapon, a wooden club with a huge nail right through it. It is revealed to be made of the core wood of an Arch-oak.
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Mauro Teho Teardo (vox, guitar, sampler), Deison (sampler, vox), G.No (bass), V.Dunmore (noises, tapes, files), Nicky (drums), Matt (drums) Wayne Rooney (Actual Meathead) Meathead released their first album, "Street Knowledge", in 1992, it was a mix of indie sound, hip-hop, electric engines, industrial noises and anger lyrics talking about underground culture. In 1993, after a long tour (also as supporter for Helmet and Biohazard), the band was asked to write a track for the compilation tribute to Charles Manson, "Coming down fast". In the 1994 Meathead started an intensive collaboration with Paolo Favati from Pankow, who worked at the production of single "Dick Smoker". Follows up the album "Bored Stiff", distributed in Europe, and the mini album under the new name Circus of Pain and titled "The Swamp Meat Intoxication" as the result of the collaboration with the Swiss band Swamp Terrorists.
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He is mentioned disparagingly in Book X of the Republic, in which the reasons for banishing some forms of poetry and 'imitative art' from his ideal city are outlined, with Plato alluding to his name meaning 'meathead'.
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Stoick tells Hiccup that if Toothless does one more thing like this, he will banish him, and goes off to find the book. Toothless guiltily reveals that he also burned the copy of "How To Train Your Dragon". Camicazi suggests that they can go to the Meathead Library, and supposedly there might be another copy of the book, and get back home "in time for tea". Hiccup, Camicazi and Fishlegs go to the Island of Forget Me on a Stealth Dragon Big-Boobied Bertha had stolen from Madguts the Murderous, the Chief of the Murderous Tribe, for the bet with Stoick, to visit the Meathead Public Library.
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The cartoon centers around an adolescent version of Screwy Squirrel, who skips school to go fishing, which causes truant officer Meathead Dog to go around attempting to arrest Screwy, with various failures. At the end, Screwy reveals that he wasn't in school because he had measles.
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In 2011 following the devastation of Hurricane Irene, a limited number of photos from the Meathead film Prime Cut were sold by Ski the East with the profits donated to the Mad River Valley Community Fund to provide flood relief for those affected by the hurricane.
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On April Fools' Day 1997, Cartoon Network ran an edited version (minus one blackface gag) of the 1944 Screwy Squirrel cartoon Happy-Go-Nutty repeatedly from 6 AM to 6 PM, as part of an April Fool's joke that the cartoon character had taken over the channel. In 2013, both Meathead and Screwy Squirrel make appearances as residents of "Fairy Land" in Tom and Jerry's Giant Adventure retaining most of their traits. Screwy Squirrel was voiced by Paul Reubens and Meathead is voiced by John DiMaggio. In 2019, Screwy Squirrel makes an appearance as a landlord of an apartment building called Screwy Arms Apartments, in the third season of The Tom and Jerry Show episode called "Double Dog Trouble".
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Winstanley has Ngāti Ranginui and Ngai Te Rangi ancestry through her mother. She has produced short films such as Meathead and Night Shift. In 2014 she produced What We Do in the Shadows with Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement. She has co-produced Merata Mita's domestic abuse documentary Saving Grace, Te Whakarauora Tangata, and also directs documentaries.
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Launch also criticized Results May Vary: "No, Fred, the results don't vary. The results are consistent throughout your new album—consistently crappy." Kitty Empire of The Guardian wrote, "Limp Bizkit have decided to expose their tender side. They really shouldn't have bothered [...] having seen Limp Bizkit's 'other side', you want the old, unapologetic, meathead version back".
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The alley cat holds Jerry while Tom readies the axe, and as Tom raises the axe over his head, his devilish conscience appears and convinces him that he does not have to share Jerry. He then makes an X on the alley cat's head, which Tom swings for, but stops short, panting at his inability to commit murder. The devil appears again, disgusted, using his famed reasoning to convince the cat that Tom had priorities on Jerry, successfully breaking through to Tom. (It is never explained whether an individual encountered the devil in the process.) Tom prepares to chop Meathead in half, but the axe blade slides off and instead of being beheaded, Meathead is whacked on the head and a bump forms on the top and goes through his toupee.
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Enraged at what Mick's gang have done to Horace and Meathead, he sets out after them. Mick's gang brings Spencer to the boardwalk for another rape, but she escapes to the carousel. They recapture her, but are startled by Callahan's apparent return from the dead. After killing Eddie and Carl, Callahan chases Mick, who absconds with Spencer atop a rollercoaster.
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Meathead is a brown, mangy alley cat who wears a red toupee (which is occasionally seen the same color as the rest of his fur). He is generally portrayed as dull-witted and first appeared in the short, Sufferin' Cats! (1943), as Tom's rival. He also appears in Baby Puss and additional shorts as one of Tom's alley cat buddies/foes.
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Butch is a black, cigar-smoking alley cat who also wants to eat Jerry. He is Tom's most frequent adversary. However, for most of the shorts he appears in, he is usually seen rivaling Tom over Toodles. Butch was also Tom's chum as in some cartoons, where Butch is leader of Tom's alley cat buddies, who are mostly Lightning, Topsy, and Meathead.
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Michael Casimir "Mike" Stivic is a fictional character on the 1970s American television sitcom All in the Family. He was the live-in son-in-law of the series' lead character, Archie Bunker, who frequently called him "Meathead". Michael was the husband of Archie's daughter Gloria (played by Sally Struthers). Rob Reiner played the role of Michael Stivic throughout the series.
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Jones was called a "meathead" and someone made "whoopee-cushion noises". Unable to pinpoint the culprits, Jones ejected fourteen from the Chicago bench. For many years, legend had it that the razzing came from a ventriloquist in the stands, but at least one player has identified Chicago coach Mule Haas as the source. Jones umpired his last MLB game in 1949.
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Similar words that may mean the same as jock (in North America) include meathead, musclebrain, and musclehead. These terms are based on the stereotype that a jock is muscular but not very smart, and cannot carry a conversation on any topic other than one relating to sports and exercise. "Jocks" is also a slang term used by the English and Welsh to refer to Scots.
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Meathead is a double album by Captain Sensible, released in September 1995 by Humbug Records. It is Sensible's fifth studio solo album and contains 32 songs across two and a half hours. The album includes studio performances by Sensible's band - featuring ex-Damned bassist Paul Gray, keyboardist Malcolm Dixon and drummer Garrie Dreadful - as well as demo recordings and instrumentals recorded mostly by Sensible on his own.
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Cheryl, a naive teen on whom Flash has set his sights, has never seen a "pinky", so her fellow teenage girl campers arrange for her to see a man naked. Meanwhile, the campers try to hide an alien from another planet who has been dropped off by his parents to learn Earth culture. He is nicknamed "Meathead" by the kids after repeating one of them saying "Me, Ted".
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Richardson attended Cal Poly, and was a letterman in football. As a senior, he won AFCA All-America honors, and started all of the team's 11 games and recorded five interceptions, two touchdowns, 50 tackles, seven pass deflections, and a sack. As a junior, he garnered 3 interceptions and 57 tackles. College employment included working at Meathead Movers, known for employing student athletes working their way through college.
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His last fight was against judo specialist and former UFC veteran Karo Parisyan, which he also lost via unanimous decision. Denny participated in MTV's Bully Beatdown where he fought Dennis, "The Russian Meathead". To date, he is the only professional MMA fighter on the show to not score a single submission in the first round. During the 3 minutes in the submission round, Thomas was unable to apply a submission.
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He soon moved on from simple tricks to performing feats such as fire-eating and fire- breathing. Stock is also the creator and originator of several sideshow stunts performed around the world, notably his signature piece entitled "The Human MeatHead", created in 2000. This stunt involves forcing a large meat hook into his nose and out his mouth, from which he then hangs weight (up to 70 lbs) from the hook.
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Junior sometimes aids Seymour without his knowledge, sometimes by using his hypnotic abilities. However, he does insult Seymour from time to time, for example, calling him a "meathead" or "pest", and saying he'd "rather be talking to a termite". Brace-faced neighborhood bully Paine Driller replaces the character of Orin Scrivello, the dentist. Audrey, Seymour's love interest, is a bow- wearing brunette who is always thinking about what job she wants when she grows up.
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Mitrione appeared on the tenth season of The Ultimate Fighter. Later in an interview, Mitrione revealed that he joined the show only to promote his sports nutrition company. On the show, he was given the unofficial nickname "Meathead" by his coach Rashad Evans. After being picked second to last by Evans, Mitrione fought and defeated Scott Junk via majority decision (19–19, 20–18, and 20–18), moving him on to the quarter finals.
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In Mucho Mouse, he speaks Spanish and is a house cat. He also appears in the Gene Deitch short Switchin' Kitten. In the Chuck Jones short Catty-Cornered (his final appearance), Lightning is portrayed with more of an orange-yellow color than before, with the additional changes of a black tail and ears. In appearances where Meathead is absent, Lightning is usually portrayed as the most dim-witted of the recurring alley cats.
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Because of his involvement in Castellano's stranglehold on the East Coast wholesale meat market and the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, Amato became a target for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) early on in the successful investigation dubbed "Operation Meathead". Castellano's sons, Joseph and Phillip, managed the chain. There is no evidence that Castellano promoted or wanted to induct Amato as a "made man" into the Gambino crime family. Dial Meat Purveyors, Inc.
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During this period, Rob Reiner, whom up to that point had been most famous for playing Mike "Meathead" Stivic on All in the Family, began his directorial career with two Embassy releases, This is Spinal Tap and The Sure Thing. His third film, Stand By Me, started at Embassy, but it almost got cancelled because of the sale to Columbia days before filming was to begin. Norman Lear ended up putting up his own money for completion funds.
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Besides his long relationship with Meathead Films, Strenio has been featured in Poor Boys Production’s films Revolver and his first full segment in Grand Bizarre. In addition, he films with Salt Lake City based 4BI9 Media and Rage Films Pretty Good. Strenio is known as well for his appearances in multiple online videos. He has made frequent appearances on the popular web series Line Traveling Circus from his initial appearance in episode 1.3 The incredible Journey NY to CO .
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When the cat sees his opponent arrive, he waves him ahead, and Meathead receives the same punishment. Jerry runs away and disguises himself as an old mouse, using mop bristles in the shape of a grey mustache & beard (presumably similar to the Old Man of the Mountains). Both cats corner him, and that "old" Jerry points away from himself as if to say "He went that way". The two cats shrug, run away, soon realize their error and go back to search the mop.
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One example of a variation of the original Human Blockhead act is the "Human Meathead", created in 2000 by Ryan Stock. The performer displays a large meat hook and then proceeds to force it into the nostril, through his nasal cavity and out his mouth. When performing this stunt, Ryan Stock has said that he had suspended up to 70lbs from the end of the inserted hook. In 2017, Zak Crouch, of Tinderbox Circus Sideshow, created a variation on the Human Blockhead with a gurn.
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Horace is killed, Meathead is neutered by switchblade, and Mick and his henchmen brutally beat Callahan before throwing him into the ocean. Spencer arrives at the Jannings home with the intention of killing Alby, who was one of the rapists. To her surprise, she finds Alby, like her sister, is also catatonic; a guilty conscience caused him to attempt suicide via a car crash that left him with permanent brain damage. Jannings admits that to protect his reputation and his only child, he "fixed" the crimes and failed to jail the guilty parties.
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Edith is more than delighted to take in Stephanie, but Archie is decidedly less so, especially since he was finally looking forward to some peace and quiet after his daughter and son-in-law, Gloria and Mike "Meathead" Stivic, moved to California. Eventually, Stephanie wins over Archie, and he grows to love her as his own daughter. She also appeared to hold liberal views in contrast with the conservative Archie. Shortly after moving in with the Bunkers, Stephanie reveals herself to be Jewish, something that at first upsets Archie.
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The show was later adapted into the American sitcom All in the Family, in which the writers replaced the phrase in American scripts with the epithet "Meathead". RCA Records in England told the band that they would not release the song unless it was given an "alternate title" (though, in British English, they may have used the word "alternative"). By his own account, Dolenz said "OK, 'Alternate Title' it is". Paul Du Noyer, Liverpool – Wondrous Place: From the Cavern to the Capital of Culture, Random House, 2012, p.
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Gloria is married to college student Michael Stivic (Rob Reiner)referred to as "Meathead" by Archiewhose values are likewise influenced and shaped by the counterculture of the 1960s. The two couples represent the real-life clash of values between the Greatest Generation and Baby Boomers. For much of the series, the Stivics live in the Bunkers' home to save money, providing abundant opportunity for them to irritate each other. – The show is set in the Astoria section of Queens, with the vast majority of scenes taking place in the Bunkers' home at 704 Hauser Street.
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Sabàto made an appearance on Bones as a bouncer from a Jersey Shore club in season 6, episode 3, "The Maggots in the Meathead" in 2010. In 2013, he played Father Zaragosa in the television series The League. Sabàto is set to direct, produce and star in an upcoming project called Trail Blazers, which reportedly is the first in the line of other films he hopes to produce for his upcoming movie studio. The film costars fellow Donald Trump supporters Kristy Swanson, Kevin Sorbo, Dean Cain, and Scott Baio.
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Goldwyn derives his moniker from his father, who jokingly labeled him after the character "Meathead" played by Rob Reiner in the 1970s television show All in the Family. His interest in meat also came from his father who owned a butcher shop and worked as an inspector for the United States Department of Agriculture. He originally studied journalism and photography at the University of Florida but left his senior year and moved to the Midwest. He later earned a Master of Fine Arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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" Mikael Wood of the Los Angeles Times opined, "For all the intensity he delivers on Motion, Harris is best [...] when he dials down the jock-jam vibe, as in 'Love Now' [...] and 'Ecstasy'". Wood also praised the guest appearances of Gwen Stefani and Haim, stating that "the presence of those strong women does wonders for Harris' amped-up music. They bring out the man, not the meathead, in the machine." Elysa Gardner of USA Today remarked that "Harris' textural savvy is evident throughout, if his methods are hardly novel.
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Gloria is married to graduate student Michael Stivic (Reiner)referred to as "Meathead" by Archiewhose values are likewise influenced and shaped by the counterculture of the 1960s. The two couples represent the real-life clash of values between the Greatest Generation and Baby Boomers. For much of the series, the Stivics live in the Bunkers' home to save money, providing abundant opportunity for them to irritate each other. The show is set in the Astoria section of Queens, with the vast majority of scenes taking place in the Bunkers' home at 704 Hauser Street.
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Browns owner Don Barnes had earned the ire of Verban after refusing his request for a better seat for his pregnant wife. After the final game of the series, Verban was quoted as saying, "Now you can sit behind the post, meathead", in reference to Barnes. His most productive season came in 1945, when he hit .278 and posted career-highs in runs (59), hits (166), doubles (22), triples (8) and runs batted in (72), and led the National League in games played (155) and fielding percentage (.978).
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Michael Biehn's performance was met positively with critics, highlighting his ability to develop Reese's wounded core and longing despite the fast paced nature of James Cameron's first film and for playing the heroic role "unusually sensitive". Anton Yelchin's performance was also praised, described as "spirited" and being Salvation's "secret weapon". Jai Courtney, however, was universally considered miscast, described as a "dull- witted meathead" compared to Biehn's "skinny, bright-eyed, and very sweet" Kyle. Criticism was also made of Courtney's acting, total lack of charisma and over strong physique for an actor playing a character supposed to have grown up in a nuclear wasteland.
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Oldhead with his glasses and beard, grumpy and blasé, is quite happy to simply sit back and watch Marwin and Shorthead beating the living daylights out of each other. He often does this from his laboratory, where he invents various dooms-day machines and more or less necessary gadgets to reform the world. Like the others, he has been shown to be able of extreme greed, malice and violent outbursts, putting others on the line if it benefits his research. Much like Shorthead, however, he's been shown to be very compassionate and kind, even towards meathead.
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Archie Bunker's long-suffering wife Edith was played by Jean Stapleton, also from New York City, a Broadway actress whom Lear remembered from the play and film Damn Yankees. The show also starred unknown character actors, such as Rob Reiner as Archie's liberal son-in-law, Michael "Meathead" Stivic, and Sally Struthers as Archie and Edith's only child and Mike's wife, Gloria. The cast had a unique on- and off-camera chemistry, especially between O'Connor and Reiner, who became best friends. CBS was unsure whether the controversial subject matter of All in the Family would fit well into a sitcom.
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Butch (voiced by Frank Graham, later Daws Butler due to Graham's death) is a black alley cat who made his first appearance in the Tom and Jerry series in the short Baby Puss (1943), alongside Topsy and the already- established Meathead. He was voiced in the short by Patrick McGeehan. His character, however (along with the character of Toodles Galore), first appeared in the MGM short The Alley Cat (1941), directed by Hugh Harman, Butch's only solo cartoon, and was voiced by Harry E. Lang. Butch is the leader of the alley cat bullies who are usually friends with Tom and help him catch Jerry.
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Lightman was then featured as a VH1 You Oughta Know artist and as an MTV You Hear It First artist. She also appeared on such shows as Late Show with David Letterman, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, CBS's Morning show Second Cup, ESPN's Cold Pizza, A&E;'s Breakfast with the Arts and various others. Bird on a Wire, Lightman's second record was released on July 25, 2006, on Atlantic Records. "My Sweet Song" from Bird on a Wire was featured near the end of the Boston Legal episode, "Desperately Seeking Shirley" while also featuring in the closing scene of the Bones episode, "The Maggots In The Meathead".
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His freestyle skiing career began at the age of 16 when he won the 3rd Avila Young Gun Open, beating out over a 100 other competitors and gaining him exposure in the freestyle skiing community. In the same year, he entered Level 1’s Super Unknown III ski edit contest but lost to Michael Clarke. While still in high school, he began filming with east coast film company Meathead Films and has been featured in their movies Born from Ice, Snow Gods, Wanderland, Wild Stallions, Work it Out, Head for the Hills, and Prime Cut. After graduating from high school, he attended the University of Utah pursuing a dual major in English and Film.
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Harm's Way released its third studio album Rust through Deathwish on March 10, 2015 and promoted it with a music video for the track "Amongst the Rust." Commenting on the band's musical and imagery changes with Rust, Mills said: "We're still locked into these niches in people's minds—you know, meathead tough guy hardcore band, Satan-worshipping death metal band, whatever. We see Rust as not just a new musical phase—we're changing up the old logo and taking a different direction with the imagery to try to steer people away from generalizations and assumptions based on stuff that really doesn't represent who we are as people or musicians." The album was met with generally positive reviews.
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In 2008 the event was held on October 4, at the Helene Zelazo center on the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee campus. 2008 MWSFF Poster It featured the movies Turbo by Level 1 Productions, The Massive by Tanner Hall and Redbull, Slamina by 4bi9 productions, Reasons by Poorboyz Productions, Such is Life by Rage Productions, Head for the Hills by Meathead Productions, and Thinking out Loud by B-Film Media. Free products from sponsors were given away, including skis, goggles, hats, gloves, shirts, stickers, energy drinks, etc. An after party was held at the Thirdward headquarters to show the movies FTW (Fun Times in Wisconsin) by BP Media, and Hunting Yeti by Nimbus Productions.
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Toothless refuses, so Hiccup goes to the Finals of a Burglary Competition between the Bog-Burglars and the Hooligans alone. When Hiccup returns home, he realizes Toothless has eaten three-quarters of Stoick's throne. Stoick comes in the room, and is in a bad temper because he had made a bet to Big-Boobied Bertha that he could prove that the Hooligans were just as good at Burglary as the Bog-Burglars by the end of the day, and also because Hiccup has been researching about dragons and writing in notebooks about them. He throws a tantrum, but remembers that Gobber has stolen the "How to Train Your Dragon" manual from the Meathead Library under the nose of the Hairy Scary Librarian.
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Hooter College student Chuck (Chuck McQuary) has decided academics aren't going to get him anywhere in life, so he's taken to managing a band his classmates have formed called The Splitz, which consists of lead singer Joan (Patti Lee), guitarist Gina (Robin Johnson) and drummer Susie (Barbara Bingham). The Splitz struggle to make a name for themselves and resort to playing in dive bars where the patrons are more interested in boozing and brawling than appreciating the music. The day after a disastrous show, Chuck escorts Gina to her home, where he meets her former-mobster father, who becomes obsessed with the percentage of the band's income that Chuck is claiming. Chuck also meets Gina's cousin Vinnie, a sweet but oversexed meathead who can't score a date, so Chuck encourages him to try hypnosis.
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This gangster comedy tells of Du-shik, a successful young mobster who is rising up the ranks in a gang. He is due for a promotion to take over the Myeongdong district of Seoul, but many of the gang's upper brass feel he is not well- educated enough to take on such an important territory as many of the underlings have graduated high-school and even college. Du-shik is promised the territory as long as he achieves a high-school diploma and is enrolled in a private school as a 19-year-old. His right-hand man Sang-du, a college graduate, and Ga-ri, a goofball meathead, are his primary support throughout Du-shik's high-school experience and aid him in keeping his true identity hidden.
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However, Kyle is sometimes an enthusiastic participant in Cartman's schemes and Cartman is sometimes seen treating Kyle well, although this is generally to put aside their hatred momentarily for a common goal, or for manipulation.e.g. Wing (South Park), Crack Baby Athletic Association Parker and Stone have compared the relationship to the one shared by Archie Bunker and Michael "Meathead" Stivic on the 1970s sitcom All in the Family. Kyle has a tendency to make what he thinks are safe bets with Cartman, and often loses these bets when the improbable actions promised by Cartman are accomplished. Cartman's motivation in this regard is not merely monetary gain, but an obsession with scoring a victory over Kyle, a fixation that ultimately plays a major part in a subplot to the three-part episode "Imaginationland" (season 11, 2007).
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The set-up of the show was that Gloria had been left with loose ends after her husband, Michael "the Meathead" Stivic (who did not appear in the new series), left her for one of his students and moved to a commune. Gloria, to be closer to her now-widowed father, decided to move with her young son, Joey (played by Christian Jacobs), and pick up the pieces of her life as an assistant to two veterinarians in Fox Ridge, New York. The veterinarians were played by Burgess Meredith and Jo De Winter; the character played by Meredith was also Gloria's landlord. CBS chose not to renew Gloria for a second season, despite the fact that the show ranked 18th for the season, making it one of the few spin-offs of All in the Family not to have a successful run.
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In the beginning, Rico (Brian Bloom) is the loner with just a few friends, Chadley (Rob Stone) is the bookish nerd with few friends who longs to be cool and also longs to be a part of Vanessa's (Alyssa Milano) life who is the young, friendly and attractive girl who had to fake her over-protective mother's signature on her driver's education permission slip. Kichi (B.D. Wong) is the hip-hop Asian kid who often raps what he has to say and constantly flirts with Maria (Olivia d'Abo), the rich foreign girl who thinks that the right-of-way on the roadways always goes to (insert awesomely fake foreign Latino accent) “my father’s limo”. Finally you have stereotypical football meathead J.J. (Nathan Dyer), who needs to pass his English exam to keep his eligibility and constantly asks out and gets rejected by Alice (Tina Yothers), the tomboy whose father owns “Santini & Son” Concrete Company. Alice is portrayed as being the “son” her father wanted. As the movie progresses, the students’ relationships with their teacher, each other and their driving abilities all begin to improve.
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