"Bushwig will not tolerate racist, sexist, transphobic, homophobic, biphobic, femme phobic, ageist, ableist, fat phobic, classist, xenophobic, or oppressive behavior or language of any kind at our festival," reads the event's policy to attendees.
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Imagine buying this for your tech-phobic uncle, aunt or grandparents.
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The stock market has been rather fintech-phobic in recent months.
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The first is horror that plays on our phobic pressure points.
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Smitten, crushing or commitment phobic, "Boyfriend" has a lot of feelings.
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For some, spewing fat-phobic insults comes as naturally as breathing.
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And 1917 is certainly not a film for the rat-phobic.
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Once opioid-phobic, U.S. physicians have seemingly become liberal opioid prescribers.
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She was already phobic, pathologically afraid of heights and travel—and abandonment.
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Some kids are phobic of certain foods or of trying new ones.
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We are not an 'ism,' 'ist,' or 'phobic' that fits the Left's narrative.
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The often news media-phobic Lynch has not spoken openly of his plans.
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They even have independent local power supplies for truly phobic level of interference attenuation.
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With an almost superhero ability, I sabotaged relationships in my newfound commitment-phobic landscape.
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I felt like I was in China being coddled by my cold-phobic relatives.
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I'm really phobic of injections and blood tests, and I think it's probably related.
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Phobic responses to seeing a spider, for instance, typically involve jumping, screaming, and shaking.
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The amount of "fat-calling" (fat-phobic insults I received in public) undoubtedly rose.
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It's not about calling people out or labeling them fill-in-the-blank-phobic.
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Initially, I was afraid of them — my phobic Manhattan grandmother had passed that on.
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It is a fair for the fair-phobic or enthusiasts not fond of walking.
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Did I have to watch her berate her daughter with fat-phobic and homophobic language?
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" The singer-songwriter has a very good reason for being fame-averse and "socially phobic.
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She describes herself with brutal awareness: She is commitment-phobic and terrified of forming attachments.
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"The famously germ-phobic Trump added, "You don't have to shake hands anymore with people.
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Even if some people on Tinder are commitment-phobic, Tinder still commits to a theme.
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The Checkup My mother was what we would now call math anxious, if not phobic.
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Sad to say, I have also been embarrassed, shy, suicidal, phobic, anxious and scared of everything.
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It's Valentine's Day, and the future-phobic TV series Black Mirror has a present for you.
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Moore looked at Inmarsat lots of times but says he has always been "a bit phobic".
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She is LBGT phobic, so I am afraid she will turn it into Art Conversion Therapy.
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Tougher safety checks have failed to reassure the nuclear-phobic public that the reactors can be restarted.
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Richmond is a gun-phobic crime hub; Lee County has proposed to arm its teachers with firearms.
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But those who are print-phobic needn't worry, as the collection also offers refined solid-color styles.
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Commitment-phobic millennials now have a new way to have their digital cake and eat it too.
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Low oil prices combined with trouble in China to create a pretty market-phobic start to 2016.
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We're also working on omniphobic coatings that repel or kill microbes, and materials that are ice-phobic.
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A height-phobic patient who learned not to fear balconies would still typically fear other high places.
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They heard all the the various 'ist' and 'phobic' suffixes carelessly hurled at Trump and his supporters.
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Fatphobic — among many other kinds of -phobic — unfunny, poorly crafted, and unentertaining: Insatiable premieres August 10 on Netflix.
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She described her parents as "incredibly fat-phobic" in recent interviews and has a contentious relationship with them.
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Face ID is of secondary importance to iPhone X purchasers more attracted by the new, bezel-phobic design.
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A ruthless, fat-phobic misogynist shouldn't be posted all over the internet as a saint gone-too-soon.
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The show's fourth season is currently airing in Australia, so if you are extremely spoiler phobic, Google carefully.
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Like everyone who works with the exacting, showboat-phobic Mr. Muti, she sang with clean, even modest classiness.
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At its simplest, it's a memoir about being fat — Gay's preferred term — in a hostile, fat-phobic world.
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He's a commitment-phobic veterinarian whose father, Shep (Tom Wilkinson), is so kindly he's even named after a dog.
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Robby Mook, Clinton's Twitter-phobic campaign manager, just for the first time last week to deliver one simple message.
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However, two recurring threads had a nasty, retrograde sting that we couldn't shake off: trans- and fat-phobic jokes.
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Since these people didn't have any phobias, they acted as the "surrogates" for brain activity for the phobic people.
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There was Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, the slightly more populist, Wall Street-phobic version of a contemporary conservative.
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" My anxiety isn't as extreme as Stossel's, and I'd describe myself as more "frequently fearful" than full-on "phobic.
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She said the abuse had made Mr. Murphy phobic of sexual intimacy, a common impact of child sexual abuse.
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Michaels's comments instantly drew criticism from celebrities and Twitter users, who slammed her as fat-phobic and body-shaming.
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Aware of the worry, Ms. Andras made a bold and unusual move, in this era of spoiler-phobic showrunners.
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Does Kristof really believe that the revulsion one feels at reading stories of torture and murder is phobic in character?
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"You also proudly work for a transphobic, fat phobic company," Jamil tweeted at Sampaio, who's famously a Victoria's Secret Angel.
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Actress Jameela Jamil slammed what she calls her 'fat-phobic' parents in a new interview with the Sunday Times magazine.
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And finally, we should not forget the impact of the Trump administration's scattered, bombastic, delayed and fact-o-phobic response.
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He rose through congressional staff ranks and became a top aide to the immigrant-phobic Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama.
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Specifically, it is Huell who slips a cellphone battery into a jacket pocket of Jimmy's ostensibly battery-phobic brother, Chuck.
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"Racism and unjust phobic fear of black males and disregard of black females is very real," Lynx player Rebekkah Brunson said.
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More evidence for the TMT hypothesis comes from studies showing that death anxiety is capable of increasing anxious and phobic responding.
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Being called an elephant, cow, pig, and other fat-phobic comments are par for the course as a fat person in public.
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What I didn't know is that some of my team would be down right phobic about having my friend in the campaign.
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No longer content to sit quietly by the sidelines, Ingraham shared her anti-skinny jeans and manbun-phobic views loudly and proudly.
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In contrast to carb-phobic eating styles like the ketogenic diet, the DASH plan embraces carbs of all kinds, specifically whole grains.
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I am in no way technology-phobic — I am a product of this technology explosion, but I am also very wary of it.
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On The Ezra Klein Show, Nussbaum explains why there's no hope without fear, the power of "disgust rhetoric" and Donald Trump's phobic misogyny.
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"People were getting sick, the government didn't care, drug companies were not responding appropriately, the media was homophobic and AIDS-phobic," he said.
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But to explicitly restate a handful of his discriminatory, unprogressive, and phobic stances, Broadly reported the following before his confirmation hearings: That's Bleak.
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It had an excellent twist at its end and some meaty political machinations that mirrored the terror-phobic year in which it arrived.
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"""The Good Place" actress Jameela Jamil slammed what she calls her "fat-phobic" parents in a new interview for the Sunday Times magazine.
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Fanny packs and shoulder cut-outs may be back in—but fortunately, the fat-phobic diet of the '80s remains out of style.
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But the famously germ-phobic Mr. Trump said he was doing his part by following medical advice on how to avoid becoming infected.
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Pelosi's "schencking" of free speech places her on the wrong side of history but nevertheless with a growing group of speech-phobic liberals.
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Turns out, there's a hair color trend that's impactful, but still incredibly subtle — and perfect for commitment-phobic individuals such as myself: peekaboo hair.
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Neil says he's found all the gentlemen to be "really committed" — even everyone's favorite love-to-hate-him "I love you"-phobic, Juan Pablo.
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Hillary Clinton filled her "basket of deplorables" with stupid and phobic white men, while Democratic leaders and left-wing celebrities piled on with glee.
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First, a germ-phobic Sanders refuses to shake the hand of a constituent who coughed in her hand and then wanted to shake his.
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If they showed phobic people images of their fears again and again, to get the hyperalignment information, that wasn't much better than an exposure.
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Aside from NATO, Mr. Backman's biggest bugbear of late has been Ms. Aro and the "Russo-phobic" tendencies that she, in his view, represents.
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I'm talking about the options in the middle: meaty, mildly flavored, boneless, skinless fillets that even the most fish-phobic can get down with.
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The reasonable concern that major plot elements not be divulged has spawned a phobic, hypersensitive taboo against public discussion of anything that happens onscreen.
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And Marie-Claude and I had gone to high school together, and we were both terrible at math and were kind of math-phobic.
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Mr Trump, too, faces a difficult balancing act between pandering to his Mexico-phobic base and getting along with the United States' most important neighbour.
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Though audience members are made to stand in for each of the characters, the participation-phobic should know that only Ms. Kobayashi moves and speaks.
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These experiences made him religion-phobic for years, he said, his pain triggered by entering a church or even hearing Christmas music on the radio.
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It's important as we fight these classist, phobic, and discriminatory laws to ensure that every person has the right to good resources and supportive representation.
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Arizona (Jessica Capshaw), Maggie (Kelly McCreary), and DeLuca (Giacomo Gianniotti) trying to convince a patient with a phobic fear of surgeries to go under the knife.
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A hallmark of Mullins' long-term behavioral work with sound-phobic animals is to desensitize the animals by exposing them to loud sounds slowly over time.
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If the digital-phobic loved one is your significant other, there's an anniversary version, as well as baseball and football team histories for the sports-obsessed.
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They&aposve also called the comments fat-phobic and ableist on Twitter, pointing out problems with assuming someone&aposs health based on their size and appearance.
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On the podium, Joe Diamond, the rally's MC, yelled, "I'm not Islamophobic, I'm Ilhan-phobic!" before going on to criticize Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Rich, racist, LGBT-phobic, megalomaniacal non-politicians have declared that they'll run for president before—but we know better than to laugh them off now, right?
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As Brad Plumer of The Times has observed, the future of nuclear power is something climate-conscious but traditionally nuclear-phobic environmental groups may have to rethink.
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But since the election, I have been shocked at the rise of the alt-right and about how outspoken strongly sexist, racist, queer-phobic voices have become.
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It's Facebook trying to protect its business from actual regulation by creating a blame-shifting firewall to shield its transparency-phobic execs from democratic (and moral) scrutiny.
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"She enjoyed it because by the time she had left The Times, she had become sports-phobic," Milena Herring, her former partner, said in a telephone interview.
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The through lines to Eisenberg's nerdy, phobic zombie-killer Columbus and his Oscar-nominated portrayal of driven, bitter Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg are clearly visible: He's smart.
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This recipe produces brownies that are slightly crispy on top, masterfully moist inside (yeah, we said it), and the simple process is doable even for the baking-phobic.
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The Parts Unknown host—and Real Housewives phobic—grabbed a casual meal with President Obama at Bún chả Hương Liên, a restaurant near the capital city's old quarter.
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An aqua-phobic nano-coating keeps the drops out of the inside of the headphones and should let you keep trucking long after other headphones have rusted out.
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In country music, though, bigoted values and an outright phobic industry means that even one slight deviation from the norm can lead to one helluva world of pain.
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OkCupid has come under fire for some of these fat-phobic questions, and has responded by saying that they're always working to clean up or delete inflammatory inquiries.
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Veterinary behaviorists say that as years pass, dogs with noise aversion may associate one sensation with another: storm-phobic tremors can be set off merely by dark clouds.
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As a fat, lonely child, he was frightened of authority figures, be they police officers, priests or teachers; he was fearful of falling, and positively phobic about eggs.
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The show was criticized during its run for making the promiscuous, neurotic, commitment-phobic Patrick its central character, as if he were standing in for all gay men.
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Many of the women on the show are more like sketches, anchored by a single defining trait: the older pragmatist, the controlling wife, the commitment-phobic sex fiend.
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Teebs, the junk food–loving, commitment-phobic, Extremely Online, Kumeyaay Nation alter ego of the poet Tommy Pico, makes his final appearance in Pico's latest book of poetry.
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"We now have noticed that since we started doing this, it's a life changing event, kids are less and less likely to be needle phobic," Dr. Friedrichsdorf said.
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In Watts' case, the uncovering of a kind of kinky and hidden gay sex life was meant to prove that perversity, activating the phobic trope of the queer killer.
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Biebs might be a little depo-phobic since he's going to be grilled by Mark DiCowden -- the same lawyer who questioned him about Selena Gomez for a different case.
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A recent ThinkProgress report has revealed that Chick-Fil-A donated $1.8 million to queer-phobic organizations, after years of insisting that the company doesn't have a political agenda.
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The leaders at our Weight Watchers meetings were all women who had lost and kept off a considerable deal of weight, and their fat-phobic attitudes permeated every meeting.
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In the short, a series of moody voiceovers and "archival footage"—recalling the robo-phobic riots of The Animatrix—summarizes the resulting tension between humans and their synthetic counterparts.
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In three ingenious back-to-back fables, one featuring a Buddhist elephant, another a social-media-addicted chicken, and third an insect-phobic tree, Mr. Wong sabotages logic itself.
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Every time people toss out an idea to supposedly improve soccer, it's an idea that would make the sport worse for diehards and still wouldn't attract soccer-phobic rednecks.
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Quarreling and mating in almost equal amounts, Hallie (Emma Roberts) and the commitment-phobic Owen (Michael Angarano) enjoy each other's company but hardly seem a match made in heaven.
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"We think they have no basis and no foundation, and this is nothing else but the continuation of the Russo-phobic campaign," the Kremlin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, told reporters.
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Phobic disorders, as experts call them, include social anxiety disorder (essentially a fear of interacting with others), as well as specific phobias, like an overwhelming and irrational fear of spiders.
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Much ado has been made about Tim Gunn's recent op ed; his words both support and undermine plus size women, with commands for size inclusion wrapped in fat-phobic vocabulary.
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The fifth member of the close-knit group, Charlie McIntyre, played by an amiable Terrence J., is a carefree, commitment-phobic talent agent who's an enthusiastic shutterbug on the side.
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He took a year away from the game, and devoted some of that time to studying football analytics: a departure for a coach who was sometimes seen as data-phobic.
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It's tempting to attribute this mastery to an understanding that floats above the weirdly regressive, anti-modernist, statistics-phobic league he works in, but get the fuck outta here, man.
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Atlanta is often an unapologetic caricature of itself, fully embracing an identity as both an internationally revered hip-hop mecca and a regional safe haven for Confederate flag-phobic, civilized folks.
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Trade-phobic leftists who cheered the plucky Walloons should remember that the next referendum or parliamentary vote might be turned against one of their own causes, such as generosity to refugees.
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Some prominent Sanders supporters online, feeling besieged by the party establishment and socialist-phobic cable news pundits, have suggested that they won't vote for anyone but Sanders in the general election.
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"Throughout the vast bulk of the period covered by [these exhibitions], our government, the art world, even society in general were actively AIDS-phobic and homophobic," Katz tells The Creators Project.
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The benefits of the EU will start to feel all too real to refugee-phobic states in the east if their subsidies are threatened in the coming round of budget talks.
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More to the point, it's no longer even useful to simply ask someone you're interested in, "Do you have a boyfriend/girlfriend?" because it's on-trend to be eminently commitment-phobic.
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"They clearly need to train the staff about what it means to serve every kind of customer," they said, "how to advocate for us, and respond against people who are phobic."
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But even those supposed markers of health are hardly neutral—the idea that weight loss, for example, is inherently healthy is unscientific at best, and fat-phobic and dangerous at worst.
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Platt plays the title character, a friendless, phobic high-school senior who gets caught up in a moral quandary—and becomes an unwitting social-media hero—after a classmate's tragic death.
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To make the single currency palatable to the inflation-phobic Germans, the ECB was modelled on their central bank, the Bundesbank, with control of inflation at the heart of its mission.
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"Part of therapy is helping people to be less phobic or afraid of their emotions," says Andrew Kuller, a senior behavioral health clinical team manager at the Harvard-affiliated McLean Hospital.
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If D.C. were to pick up 30 inches of snow, it would be the biggest snowstorm in the notoriously snow-phobic city's history, and would very likely cripple the region for days.
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After December, 21963, Joseph Kennedy, mostly mute and occasionally moaning, sat trapped inside the effects of a stroke—another sort of "Twilight Zone" scenario that I began to ponder with phobic regularity.
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There are only a few things they're actually capable of passing legislation on — maybe Kindness to Kittens Week, although I'm not even sure that one would get past our pet-phobic president.
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Designed with your ear-phobic comfort in mind, the Bose Soundwear Companion aims the speakers directly toward your ears to give you rich, immersive sound while minimizing what those around you hear.
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A Sanders administration would balance the scales and give those inside the institution who favor a less inflation-phobic approach more room to operate while also reinforcing their ranks with new nominees.
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Nef, a trans advocate, told the magazine that a few pop culture moments don't negate the anti-trans laws like North Carolina's bathroom bill or the staggering numbers of trans-phobic hate crimes.
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Goofy but well-meaning Ken (Jake Lacy), who romances Meg, is the simpleton; commitment-phobic bartender Tom (Anders Holm) is the slattern; David is the cynic; and Alice's ex, Josh, is the center.
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For a generation of phone-phobic Americans who haven't spoken into a telephone since we came up with apps for ordering pizza, "call your representative" is a small task that can sound daunting.
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Some people will take extreme measures to avoid the things that trigger their fears—a height-phobic person, for instance, might drive hours out of his way just to avoid crossing a bridge.
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A germ-phobic Florida transplant, she was out of place in a country where deadlines of any kind were rebutted with the words: "mañana, tranquilo y con estilo" (tomorrow, calmly and with style).
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There has been an uproar in conservative circles over slogans used at the past two such events, including "My body, my choice", "My body is not your battleground" and "Stop being menstrual phobic".
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Washington (CNN)Amid a table full of documents, arguments with the media, and claims of germ-phobic tendencies, President-elect Donald Trump's news conference did shed some light on how his policies may unfold.
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"Most older adults are phobic about these medications," said Dr. Cary Reid, a geriatrician and palliative care specialist who directs the Translational Research Institute on Pain in Later Life at Weill Cornell Medical College.
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I wonder how many of Wangyot's girls volleyball and basketball teammates had anything to say during their seasons — would the school board and other interested parties have labeled them as some form of phobic?
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Lavrov, who met privately with Tillerson on two occasions this week, also bemoaned the state of US-Russian relations in his news conference, blaming "Russo-phobic hysteria" in the United States for the strain.
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After code-switching from desperate-emo-pleading to commitment-phobic-rejection within the space of a single conversation, "Colorblind" is the melodramatic accompaniment to Sebastian searching for a heartbroken Annette to right his wrongs.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center said late last month that it added seven more organizations to its list of anti-LGBT hate groups, bringing the total number of these specific phobic entities to 48.
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While Ross criticized China's role for depressing the global aluminum market, he maintained that the latest investigation isn't "China-phobic" and that countries such as Russia and Canada sell significant amounts of the metal here.
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But on the other hand, if I choose to continue to call myself Latina, or refer to my family as Latinos, does that make me ignorant, or phobic, or an opponent of gender non-conformity?
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It's a rare night now that I don't wind-down with a bit of Stardew Valley before bed, and I've become almost phobic of leaving home without making sure my Switch is in my bag.
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The UGLCC also has an anti-violence fund to help the victims of homophobic or trans-phobic crimes and "to provide resources for the prosecution of perpetrators of such crime," according to a news release.
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And while the White House Cybersecurity National Action Plan says some of the right things, it doesn't nearly go far enough, because so many of us are phobic of any government-led solution to anything.
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Tens of millions of Americans also strain to keep faith with America when opinions that until recently were commonplace, traditional or innocuous are now denounced as racist, sexist, micro-aggressive and attach-your-prefix-phobic.
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Josh Lit, the wine director, does his part by adding five pages of fashionably noninterventionist, sulfur-phobic winemakers like Christian Tschida and Frank Cornelissen to a list that is already as long as a novella.
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Amy Schumer's first ever major starring role in a film turned out to be this free-wheeling, funny romantic comedy about a commitment-phobic woman who meets her match in a man played by Bill Hader.
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Amazon has come closest to finding that balance with Amazon Prime, which gives users free one- or two-day shipping on most items for just $99 per year (or $10.99 per month, for the commitment-phobic).
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The character designs are cloying, for sure, but cute in the same way the old games were (minus a really fat-phobic character in the first world, which is stupidly self-referential and not actually funny).
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Imagine a kind of purge where all Americans would unite by mass-releasing dirty pics, thus depriving hackers, vengeful exes, unscrupulous publishers, sex-phobic employers and former K.G.B. agents of the power to destroy peoples' lives.
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And while this course of action may not suit everyone, here's what a tech-phobic, iCloud skeptic like me does to clear out space in a pinch: On the weekend, the first app to go is Slack.
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The subjects appeal to a supernatural force beyond themselves, which seems to me to shirk responsibility for constructing a political and social reality in which black men are not prima facie assumed to be the phobic object.
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Although Sera is annoyingly phobic about hand sanitizers and food additives, and many years ago Glen had an affair with a Retro Vinyl record shop clerk that nearly tore the family apart, they are happily married vegans.
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Grant, 57, who has played a string of commitment-phobic characters, married Swedish television producer Anna Eberstein, 39, at a low-key civil ceremony in London's Chelsea district, photos of the pair printed in British newspapers showed.
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A larger conversation about the racist, fat-phobic, and misogynist language of gay dating apps has also begun, which has allowed me to see that my dating prospects may also be a result of problematic societal messaging.
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But the hard work of self-improvement is easier for many of us to swallow than the hard work of maintaining a long-term partnership, as exemplified by your commitment-phobic ex or your recently divorced sister.
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But when it comes to mass gatherings of any sort, I'm heaving from the get-go––you see, I'm more or less phobic when it comes to any of the following phenomena: crowds, loud music, and traffic jams.
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The Stephen Sondheim-George Furth musical from 1970 long ago entered the canon with its tale of a commitment-phobic Manhattan bachelor named Bobby who ricochets among multiple couples while searching for a soul mate of his own.
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Is it possible that Mr. Trump has chosen this time to bar transgender people in the military not only to distract from the problems plaguing his administration, but also to please his gay-bashing and transgender-phobic supporters?
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"The Internet," set in 1997, is a sort of tech-support horror story: A writer (Karan Soni) calls his computer-phobic mother (Poorna Jagannathan) to talk her through rescuing the only copy of his novel from his laptop.
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The health writer Virginia Sole-Smith began asking what influences our relationship to food and eating after her daughter, Violet, was born with a heart defect that required three open-heart surgeries and made her phobic about eating.
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To truly help people, we should be doing things like working to reduce the cost of the service, instead of creating a poor man's version that actually increases stigma by encouraging the therapy-phobic to choose a "specialist" instead.
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I try to work around them within the confines of my own phobic mind, but sometimes I make the decision to endure the panic, which as most claustrophobic people readily, and often with humor, acknowledge is simply not rational.
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In its pacing as well as its look, the Netflix show is a departure from the last high-profile Lemony Snicket adaptation, a 2004 film starring Jim Carrey as Olaf, and Meryl Streep as the orphans' phobic Aunt Josephine.
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And the only way you solve that is by showing up, the only way you solve that is by not saying mean things and saying misogynist things, not saying racist things, not being homophobic or any kind of phobic.
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I'm completely obsessed with one of the leads, Andréa—a cool, sex-loving, commitment-phobic lesbian who storms around in skinny jeans and loose silk shirts, chain-smoking cigarettes, kissing women, breaking metaphorical balls, and sorting other people's messes out.
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Read more:Adele is the artist of the decade11 notable celebrities who skipped this year's Grammys, and whyThe 51 best love songs of all time, rankedAdele's beach vacation photos have gone viral, but some say complimenting her smaller body is fat-phobic
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Sometimes I am tweeting about never leaving the house again from my side of town (west), and you affirm that statement's resonance from your side of town (east), and I wonder what forms your anxiety takes: social, general, phobic, panic?
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As other reviewers have pointed out, the symbols and signs Johnson employs have even greater power right now, in this charged political moment when the issue of black men (and women) being regarded by law enforcement officials as the phobic object.
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Hailed as an empowering display of body positivity, Bryant's character, tackles a roller-coaster of emotions: She is fat-shamed in a coffee shop, undergoes an abortion, and is called a bitch for her earnestly by a fat-phobic boss.
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Ms. Chast in person is exactly what you'd expect from her cartoons: a little neurotic, a lot New Yorky, openly phobic, smallish, with chunky glasses and a Brooklyn accent that could probably be traced to a single census tract in Flatbush.
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Bill's comrades — they call themselves the Losers' Club — include a nerdy chatterbox (Finn Wolfhard) and a germ-phobic mama's boy (Jack Dylan Grazer), plus a Jewish kid (Wyatt Oleff), a black kid (Chosen Jacobs) and a new kid (Jeremy Ray Taylor).
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Symptoms of ARFID include extreme limitations on foods consumed based on texture or taste, fear of choking or vomiting, phobic reactions to certain food items (like fruits or vegetables), and a lack of concern surrounding body image or weight gain.
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Hill recently joined Instagram in March, and though he didn't share any photos from his hang with the notoriously social-media-phobic Olsen, he did recently reveal a new tattoo he got of his sister, actress Beanie Feldstein's name on his forearm.
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Whatever it was, I ended the long weekend tossed around the bed by fever dreams, waking up feeling hunted every forty minutes and greatly freaking out my tragically barf-phobic wife, who was convinced that things were about to get really upsetting.
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So, last week I came up with a fun game: If an evil, tech-phobic monarch forced you to abandon each of the Frightful Five, in which order would you do so, and how much would your life deteriorate as a result?
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The power structure of the Reagan years — repressive, phobic, money-loving, indifferent to the mounting horrors of AIDS — offered artists and activists something to beat their fists against, and whatever might have inspired these renewed reflections, their rebellions now seem very much worth revisiting.
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Serge Chistov, a financial partner at Honest Marijuana, says their product will come from a process in which cannabinoid oil is dissolved in ethanol or alcohol to get the THC nanoparticle-sized and water-phobic, allowing it to pass through skin, fat, and muscle into the bloodstream.
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In the show's loveliest sequence, Annie goes to a fat-acceptance pool party, which she's decided to write about despite the resistance of her boss, a fat-phobic gay man who says things like "lazy bodies, lazy minds" and who might as well be named Stan Davage.
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The boy is Atari (voiced by Koyu Rankin), and he's on a mission to rescue his loyal canine Spots (Liev Schreiber) from Trash Island, where the dogs of Megasaki have been quarantined by a cat-loving, dog-phobic mayor (Kunichi Nomura, who co-wrote the script).
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But with Jackson, you feel that injunction has as much to do with a desire to forge connection with other people as with maintaining, and protecting, a connection with the self and with reality, hence that almost phobic refusal of sympathy and any kind of special dispensation.
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The same pink triangle that was used to mark LGBTQ+ people (mainly queer men) who were murdered by the Nazis, and was then re-appropriated and inverted during the AIDS epidemic to draw attention to the murder of those affected by AIDS by willful and phobic state neglect.
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I'm open about my unease, but other elevator-phobic people suffer in silence, making up excuses to get to the stairs — they forgot something, or need to use the bathroom — to get to the safety of the stairs rather than endure the panic that riding an elevator elicits.
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But as Fidge finds allies — her phobic cousin, Graham, who has his own atonement to make; more of Minnie's toys, which have come to life, including a bedazzled cellphone and a histrionic elephant; and the Wimbleys themselves, who have more dimension than Fidge anticipated — we sense Evans's deliberate paradox.
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So much of Cunanan's motives remained — and remain — shrouded in mystery, and in many ways, the gaps in his story and the manner in which they were filled in by the media after Versace's murder is itself a compelling tale of sensationally phobic fantasies that the show could have addressed.
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The outspoken Briton, preparing for a re-match with Wladimir Klitschko who he surprisingly de-throned in Dusseldorf in November to win the WBA, WBO and IBF belts, caused controversy with homo phobic, sexist and anti-Semitic comments during an Q and A session with his uncle and trainer Peter Fury.
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Lindy West The announcement from the BBC that the next incarnation of the Doctor, title character of the generation-spanning science fiction TV series "Doctor Who," will be played by a woman (Jodie Whittaker, star of "Broadchurch"), plunged the more cootie-phobic corners of the internet into a tempest this week.
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Phillip's largess and tolerance take Dell from opera-phobic to opera-curious to opera queen, leading to Dell's being able to afford to transport his ex and their son out of the projects, and permitting Dell to take his boss's luxury cars for a spin whether or not he's riding shotgun.
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Research shows that nostalgia helps us cope with anxiety and loneliness, increasing hope for the future, which is perfect for a time when life currently has nightmares that include Donald Trump failing up the political ladder, Brexit denting the global economy, alarming patterns of terrorism, everything-phobic idiots, and so on and so on.
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To that end, Solomon and his team abandoned the modification-phobic design of 2012's XCOM: Enemy Unknown and overhauled it to its very roots for XCOM 2, giving players to virtually every line of code script and every graphical asset so they may bend them to their will using the editor Firaxis uses itself.
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When the state was heavily rural and firmly controlled by a debt-phobic, conservative Democratic oligarchy, it was an article of faith to decry as irresponsible the deficit-financing that has become routine in Washington, DC. But in suburban-dominated Virginia, federal beneficence fuelled the growth of the counties immediately flanking Washington: Arlington, Fairfax, Prince William and Loudoun.
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" The Iranian ambassador to the UN, Gholamali Khoshroo, told the Security Council that "the Iran-phobic, and hysterical statements we have heard today and in recent months are being actively perpetuated by those who are badly in need of creating an imaginary enemy to sell their "beautiful weapons" and those who entrench their aggressions through using such weapons.
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In the past 48 hours, as the press focused on Comeygate and the renewed discussion of Hillary Clinton's emails, Donald Trump reiterated one of the most consistent and abhorrent policy proposals in his policy-phobic campaign: to bring back waterboarding, the Bush-era torture technique that is both morally indefensible and scientifically proven to be ineffective and counterproductive in the fight against terrorism.
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Against a backdrop of midcentury avant-garde music dance, Ms. Tajima compares the turtleneck as a malleable symbol of dissent for beatniks, Black Panthers, feminists, and men tired of shirts and ties with the hijab and the West's narrow, often phobic failure to understand it as an assertion of privacy and a refusal of "the consumption of beauty," among much else.
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IN OUR PRIMEHow Older Women Are Reinventing the Road AheadBy Susan J. Douglas In a country as hysterically age-phobic as the United States, where women in their 20s are so terrorized by our culture's punitive response to the realities of the human life span that they succumb to regimens of "preventive Botox," the title of Susan J. Douglas's new book may elicit mixed reactions.
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The other dogma, Pinker argued, is that repressing emotions is bad and expressing them is good — a folk theory with roots in romanticism, Freudian psychoanalysis, and Hollywood, but which is contradicted by a large literature showing that people with greater self-control, particularly those who repress anger rather than "venting," lead healthier lives: they get better grades, have fewer eating disorders, drink less, have fewer psychosomatic aches and pains, are less depressed, anxious, phobic, and paranoid, have higher self-esteem, are more conscientious, have better relationships with their families, have more stable friendships, are less likely to have sex they regretted, are less likely to imagine themselves cheating in a monogamous relationship.
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