But Better Watch Out is truly nutso, with a reference-range the size of Texas.
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If you truly have a slammed and completely nutso schedule, ClassPass might not be for you.
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All things considered, this is probably the most fair ending to a completely nutso couple of seconds.
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Journalists pushed forward the sensational narrative of a nutso man-hater let loose with a 12-inch knife.
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But it also helps make a wackjob, and has also been occasionally clued to mean crazy, or NUTSO.
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The cops arrive, and finally acknowledge that the hillbillies might be a little more nutso than they previously believed.
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Person B might offer that the Internet is a fucking nutso file dump of every crazy thought every single person has ever considered.
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But by virtue of having the nutso DNA of a Black Mirror theme, "Bandersnatch" works in the only way our conflict hungry selves can enjoy.
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Updated: The first trailer for the third season of USA's Mr. Robot is available now, for those who managed to figure out some nutso internet puzzle.
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That can make for some amusing monologues — particularly a nutso riff by Teri (an excellent Lisa Ramirez), a straight baby boomer who briefly tags along — but it's not enough.
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West's Batman was always this close to nutso, but he never winked, literally or figuratively (you would have known; back then, you could still get a look at Batman's eyes).
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You guaranteed not just a win over LeBron James and the Cavaliers, but you went full nutso and guaranteed a win over the winner of the Warriors-Thunder series too.
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The whole web is chattering about this nutso song, which is equal parts "I'm Too Sexy" and Gossip Girl soundtrack, with a little bit of The Ring-inspired spoken word.
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Two years after the release of his last Hollywood movie—the nutso Chappie, featuring a sentient, gangsta robot and a mullet-sporting Hugh Jackman—director Neill Blomkamp is back with something even weirder.
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If you were following along with ESPN reporter Pedro Gomez last night, you may have come across an extremely nutso delay to a Major League Baseball game between the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Texas Rangers.
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There's "Almost Christmas," a family-gathers-for-a-holiday dramedy that came out when it was still almost Election Day and feels like a nutso balm for whatever is going on at your house this year.
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Does it not seem nutso that you can get special discounts all manner of snazzy electronics, personal care products, exercise equipment, and random tools, yet there is nary a vibrator or butt plug or dildo deal to be had?
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As of now, all signs point to the D.A.'s office attempting to cover up whatever nutso crap they pulled on and after the night of the fire by forging Nate (Billy Bush)'s signature on a body transfer form.
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By the end of their nutso night, Abbi and Ilana sit on the park bench where they first became true friends in 2011, feet from where they inscribed their names in wet concrete, and reminisce over how much they just went through together.
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The Eric Andre Show may be getting an official Canadian debut today—thanks to Adult Swim and their new 24-hour channel—but Canadians already know who the man is; the same vomit-downing, face-kicking, nutso host we've grown to love.
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Mickey's English wife Rosalind, played by Michelle Dockery of "Downton Abbey," is described as a "Cockney Cleopatra to Mickey's country Caesar" by the film's floridly verbose quasi-narrator: a tabloid journalist impersonated by Hugh Grant, who unspools the film's plot like he's pitching a nutso screenplay.
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Truly, there is little in melee-combat gaming quite as satisfying as precision-dissecting the opposition in this title—and if you want all the thrills without the difficulty, just pop it on easy and accelerate through its bananas story of a US President wannabe going nutso with nanotechnology.
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The wheels start to fall off when Veronica comes up with more and more outlandish future events, giving up on the game show format entirely to chug a bottle of wine while the contestants write their own nutso suggestions of what the president could do that would possibly lead to any sort of consequences.
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The summer included one critical and commercial mega hit ( Men in Black); a handful of good-ol'-fashioned movie-star vehicles (Air Force One, My Best Friend's Wedding, The Fifth Element); a couple of nutso Nicolas Cage action movies (Con Air, Face/Off); and one indifferently reviewed but highly profitable sequel ( The Lost World: Jurassic Park).
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Mr. Rousteing seemed to choose for the latter in a show whose soundtrack featured hoary tunes by Brigitte Bardot and Serge Gainsbourg and models of either sex strutting the catwalk in fussily ornamented clothes that, even when they overtly referred to Americana, did so in a way that brought to mind Top 40 hits in nutso translation.
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Slippy Pete, Mr. Freckle, and Nutso are presumed dead; they were sucked into the singularity created by Maelstrom.
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More Than Friends - Home Grown 18\. Another Boring Day - 98 Mute 19\. Nutso Smasho - Quincy Punx 20\. Charmed (...I'm Sure) - Dynamite Boy 21\.
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Spit Gemz & Nutso) 03:56 # Pieces of Eight (Give Up The Ship) 02:49 # Run For Your Life (feat. O.C.) 02:34 # Moses (feat. Twista & Bun B) 03:23 # Handshakes With Snakes (feat.
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Soon after, many media outlets carrying the news used a headline indicating the bizarre announcement was not a joke. Wright described it as his "most nutso project" and was continually surprised by the scale of positive reaction to it.
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Hickory Hideout was a television program for children which was filmed in Cleveland, Ohio on WKYC-TV and aired nationally on NBC O&Os; from 1981 to 1991. Know-it-Owl and Nutso P. Squirrely It had human hosts, Cassie Wolfe and Wayne Turney, puppet squirrel characters ("Nutso" played by Nancy Sander and "Shirley" played by Linda A. Wells), and a handful of other characters, such as Buzz Buzzsaw and Cecelia C. Seesaw. It addressed psychological issues that children face and was a change from the usual lineup of Saturday-morning cartoons. Wayne S. Turney won an Emmy Award for his work on Hickory Hideout.
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Critical reception was mostly negative. The Hollywood Reporter criticized the film: "Kaleka is so undiscerning in his choice of interviewees and so scattershot in his presentation that potentially credible subjects look nutso by association, and no sighting anecdote generates enough narrative momentum to dent a viewer's skepticism." The Village Voice also gave a predominantly negative review, expressing frustration over the film not living up to its potential.
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In 2014, Phili produced the first single from A$AP Ferg's mixtape, Ferg Forever. The song, "Doe-Active," was met with positive reviews. Pitchfork Media described the song as "a minimalist beat that could've slid right into Yeezus," Stereogum called it "a total nutso banger," and Complex named it a "certified banger, with club-destroying drums." Phili's production was featured on four additional tracks on Ferg Forever.
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Ince is also a creator of various comic strips and in 2004 a collection of one of his comic strips was published by BookSurge Publishing. In 2005 he launched Juniper Games, a label under which he would develop his own games, which was followed by the release of its first game, Mr. Smoozles Goes Nutso. He also announced a new company, InceSight, through which he offered his skills and experience to developers and publishers in need of assistance in the fields of writing and game design. Ince wrote down his ideas on game design in a series on Developing Thoughts, and in a book entitled Writing for Video Games.
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Because of lack of funding the game, with its complex art and animation, wasn't finished. During this time he also worked as script editor on Wanted: A Wild Western Adventure (Revistronic, 2004), as writer on The Three Musketeers (Legendo, 2005), and as script editor on Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None (Awe Games, 2005). On 26 August 2005 Ince announced a new company, InceSight, through which he offered his skills and experience to those developers and publishers in need of a proven professional in the fields of writing and game design. On 16 November 2005, Juniper Games presented an arcade-style adventure game entitled Mr. Smoozles Goes Nutso. The game was based on his online serial comic strip Mr. Smoozles, and became available for download in September 2006. It became free to download in June 2008. Besides working on new games in this period, Ince also wrote a book called Writing for Video Games (A & C Black, 2006). His book, with a foreword by Revolution's Tony Warriner, deals with all aspects of game production and the writer's role in the development process, and which skills are required.
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