"This is the new ruling class," the Old Geezer said with a snort.
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But Henry is essentially a grumpy old geezer, egoistic, abhorrent, difficult to stomach.
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This old geezer was reveling in England's stoppage-time comeback against Wales on Thursday.
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I was just 21 when we met in 1967 anyway, so I wasn't exactly some randy old geezer.
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The Old Geezer would nudge me now and then, just before a note would arrive for an unsuspecting chap.
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But Java sure works pretty well on the modern web for being an old geezer in the dev world.
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"Brand McCain as an old geezer who has lost it and who long ago belonged in a home for the elderly," said one instruction from 2017.
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John McCain — a critic of Russia and an advocate for higher military spending — was to be branded "an old geezer" in online messaging, even on his deathbed.
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"Brand McCain as an old geezer who has lost it and who long ago belonged in a home for the elderly," the directive, according to the complaint, read.
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It took a while to maneuver through the crowd and when I returned I found a trifecta of female smiles where we had sat, but no Old Geezer.
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Gerald Pallesen, an 13-year-old from Marcus, Iowa, who introduced himself as an "old geezer," even offered King a printout of a bull's-eye to pin to his back.
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Gerald Pallesen, an 89-year-old from Marcus, Iowa, who introduced himself as an "old geezer," even offered King a printout of a bull's-eye to pin to his back.
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Irving dons old clothes and heaps on tons of makeup to transform into Uncle Drew, an old geezer who breaks ankles and dunks on flummoxed pickup hoopers at the park.
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There was a cracking one of a bearded old geezer called John Geiser, in the North Island town of Masterton, watching the demonstration go by while holding a sign of his own.
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To my relative delight, it was my chum, the Old Geezer, looking vivid and energized, as if he had already said "Happy New Year" at a few stops before finding me on the bench.
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The directive detailed how members should, in their social media platforms, "Brand McCain as an old geezer who has lost it and who long ago belonged in a home for the elderly," the directive said.
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There might be some old geezer out in Thailand declaring that real Muay Thai has headbutts, but you don't see many Nak Muay who claim half their style is out the window when the headbutt is banned.
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Against him are arrayed the following: Sarah, who brings along a rocket launcher as you or I would pack an energy drink; Grace (Mackenzie Davis), who is like any other human, only more so, having been "augmented," as she says, with superior powers; and a grizzled old geezer named Carl (Schwarzenegger), who lives near Laredo, Texas, with his family and runs a business making drapes.
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An undertaker refers to the fact that he thought the Doctor was supposed to be an "old geezer with white hair," referring to his first incarnation.
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Vivi calls him "Old Geezer!". ; :Toni is Vivi 's butler. He takes care of almost everything around the mansion. He and his grandfather (who was also a butler) are the only butlers who ever dared to lecture Vivi.
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Skuta were a Bolton five-piece playing gigs in the late 1990s. The Bolton Evening News described them as "the royal family dressed up as Oasis". Notable songs included "When We Were Young", "Old Geezer", "621", "Rest", "Lamb Stew", and "Margot Maniacs and The Plate Incident". They only produced one recording, the EP When We Were Young.
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An old geezer recalls some of the antics of the men and women of his western town, more wild and woolly than Tombstone or Dodge City. In this town no one is a good shot, the women are hungry for new meat, and practical jokers abound. A stranger strolls into town, proving resistant to the mayhem, and after donning some cowboy duds begins cleaning up that town.
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He was partnered with Australian dancer Natalie Lowe. The couple were eliminated in week 4, after dancing the paso doble, in favour of Mark Wright and Karen Hauer staying in the competition. After being eliminated, Tim reflected: "It’s a great treat to be on a programme like Strictly. For an old geezer like me, who comes along in his 64th year and he’s slightly portly, and he thinks he’s a bit over the hill, this last month, with this delightful teacher, has taken me to a very special place".
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She frequently stares out the window of her classroom and says that she wishes she was a cloud; a wish that often is only heard by Shu. Often, the empty seats in her class are replaced with Japanese-style scarecrows in the anime episodes. :In the anime episodes, she owns a right-hand-driving MG Midget in British Racing Green of which she is quite protective. After Old Geezer did her the favor of asking the headmaster to allow her to park it on campus, she lets him drive it whenever he likes.
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Frances then loses her friendship with her best friend Joanne, makes a fool out of herself trying to convince others that Larry exists, and causes her family to question her sanity. At her wits end, Frances checks out The Boogey Book from the library for Larry, who decides to build a tetra-fuse detailed in the book which will age the Boogeyman into a harmless old geezer. Frances later learns Larry was her brother Darwin's imaginary friend, who still cares about him, but Frances convinced Darwin to grow up and stop believing in him. Larry also cooks up Boogey Goo to use as bait and finds it delicious, which scares Frances.
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The plot is very simple, and sometimes barely holds up the play, which then relies on the scenes it creates. In the majority of cases, it consists of a simple love story with the same basic structure: a couple is in love but some outside difficulty prevents them from consummating their love (always, by marrying each other in a happy ending); this difficulty is overcome and the story ends with a public dénouement, a happy ending and an implicit or explicit moral (as well as asking the audience's favour at the very end). Beside this structure, stereotyped characters from the Madrid scene are brought in (Madrid is typically the locale for these plays): the cheeky chappy, the colourful anarchist who avoids making provocative comments, the idler, the scrounger, the flirt, the sententious old geezer. There usually aren't any educated characters; instead, popular folk wisdom is represented.
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With some of the slower, duller parts edited out, the whole episode would come off as clever, slick and fast- paced funny." Sandy Angulo Chen of Common Sense Media gave the episode 3/5 stars and wrote "There's still no hidden educational purpose to the series, but it does expose kids to plot structure, character development, predictability, and the various ways that humor is used in a story." Paul Mavis of DVD Talk positively reacted to the episode and said the episode "is certainly one of the more energetic entries I've seen from the series in some time." Mavis added "'Plankton Chugs Along' picks up a good head of steam to a satisfying conclusion (SpongeBob as an old geezer is also foolproof)," but was disappointed "that someone didn't exploit the obvious Agatha Christie Murder on the Orient Express-flavored train sequence by having SpongeBob adorned as Poirot or even Miss Marple as he went about his inept sleuthing (SpongeBob in drag is always a solid winner).
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She was also used for the best moment in Neighbours' history, when the Pet Shop Boys asked Marlene Kratz for directions, and Annalise threw a tantrum because she didn't get to talk to them. She returned to make a documentary about Ramsay Street on the show's 20th anniversary that was great, but inevitably only about 60% as good as the 'Pet People' incident." Media company Virgin Media describe Annalise as a 'blonde bombshell' and stated in their opinion that she is best remembered for being jilted at the altar after fiancé Mark Gottlieb who decided to become a priest Editor of MSN TV, Lorna Cooper commented on Annalise's relationships and her appearance, stating: "Annalise had a convoluted love life during her time on Ramsay Street; she dated old geezer Lou Carpenter (how? How in the name of logic did that happen?) and even got dumped at the altar when her boyfriend decided he wanted to become a priest.
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