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The basic idea behind the band was to create the most hateful most antisocial thing possible.
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And with every political shrug, the web's most antisocial sensibility rose further into the heights of American public life.
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Supposedly, the idea is that citizens "purge" their most antisocial and aggressive tendencies, which results in a more satisfied, mentally healthy population.
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They range from gleefully funny trips to the afterlife to horror miniseries, from the story of TV's most antisocial antihero to a standard-issue cop drama that nonetheless does some interesting things.
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His credentials as a possible contender were excellent: he was not taken seriously as a fighter, and the most antisocial things he did were sketching rocket ships on restaurant linen and leaping out of closets yelling, "Boo!" at Dundee.
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She was one of the most vocal supporters of Tyler, the Creator, when he was at his most antisocial, and she made an unexpected appearance on a Rick Ross album, singing the hook to a particularly sleek ode to conspicuous consumption.
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Public opinion has it that alcoholics drink because they have underlying anxiety, unhappy childhoods, and lack of self-control.O.Reilly 1983. However Vaillant's results indicated that some "obvious" causes of alcoholism such as anxiety or unhappy childhoods, were not significantVaillant 1995, p 47 and that the alcoholic personality—self-centered, immature, dependent, resentful, and irresponsible—was not evident until after the subjects had started to abuse alcoholVaillant 1995, p 51 and 76. The type of personality found most likely to become alcoholic was antisocial and extroverted, although most antisocial behaviour observed was a result of alcoholism.
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As of August 2020, the film holds a rating of 71% on Rotten Tomatoes based on 28 reviews with the consensus: "Thanks to the sparkling chemistry between its stars and Herbert Ross' gentle direction, this sweetly ambling comedy ranks among Neil Simon's finest screen adaptations." Vincent Canby of The New York Times wrote that with Matthau "at the top of his most antisocial form" and Burns "giving a keenly funny, brilliant straight performance and with Mr. Simon delivering some of his best one-liners, the movie is extremely easy to take. It's only afterward you realize that two complex characters, as well as a unique personal and professional relationship, have been used up—wasted—in the interests of comedy no more substantial than the insults that Willy and Al throw at each other."Canby, Vincent (November 7, 1975).
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