But Haliechuk's ramblings aren't the edgelord dorm-room anti-capitalism of Fight Club.
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Mad Mary's ramblings take on a vatic significance amid the sound and fury.
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Sure, plenty of those ramblings and re-Tweets have gotten him into trouble.
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But his statements about climate change are incoherent ramblings even by Trump's standards.
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Dear Amy: "Buzz Killed in Boston" complained about co-workers' incessant morbid ramblings.
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Since the letter became public, many people have tried to decipher its ramblings.
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It's easy to dismiss these questions as the ramblings of "fake news" consumers.
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Watson shouldn't let the obtuse ramblings of a tabloid writer ruffle her feathers, anyhow.
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Her project Selected Ramblings is an examination of the connection between thought and language.
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In the end, though, the series indulges way more mundane ramblings than anything particularly interesting.
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The standard line against the show is that Elliot's political ramblings are juvenile and empty.
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It's literally just going to be her versions, her ramblings, of things that have happened.
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The day I found something, that would mean that my nighttime ramblings, they had purpose.
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Trump's feed looks like it really is the free flowing ramblings of the man himself.
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Yet her ramblings will still seem downright Lincolnian by comparison if she runs alongside Trump. .
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But he keeps them alive in the rumor-sphere with his own constant, unguarded ramblings.
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And not just their literary-flavored ordinary thoughts, but their banal, sentimental, sometimes incoherent ramblings.
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The experience of overhearing someone's mid-sleep ramblings can be terrifying and confusing, but also hilarious.
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What was once confined to the unhinged ramblings of social-media groups has erupted into public.
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" Raymond added, "She has demonstrated she values her diary ramblings more so than respecting Aboriginal peoples.
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There is a fine line between the ramblings of a crazy person and stand-up comedy.
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The interview was like the ramblings of a bar drunk at 3 am in the morning.
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On Twitter, the Dr. Bronner's label has become a yardstick against which inane ramblings are measured.
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All of West's rants, outbursts, tweets, and ramblings, coupled with his immense talent, fit that mold.
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But any talk of dethroning champions Mercedes would be dismissed as the ramblings of a madman.
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Kevin Hart imploding as Oscar host after his past anti-gay ramblings on Twitter were rediscovered.
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Where some see nonsensical ramblings from a president with an itchy Twitter finger, others see dollar signs.
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But I haven't decided whether my ramblings are simply embarrassing, endearing, or a combination of the two.
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Instead, it reveals the desperate ramblings of someone who appeared to be struggling with severe mental illness.
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Are you sure you want to engage with your aunt's ramblings about "building that wall" on Facebook?
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" A Rubio spokesperson hit back at Reid, saying "no one in Florida cares about Harry Reid's ramblings.
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The paranoid, racist and apocalyptic ramblings of Mr. Manson are the DNA of the reactionary alt-right.
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These early-morning ramblings are evidence of an impulsive, sleep-deprived, attention-addicted, incoherent and undisciplined mind.
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So why do I wake up every morning to a fresh batch of the president's emotionally charged ramblings?
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Had that been the only crotch-related entry, quiz daddy's penis ramblings might not have been worth mentioning.
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Don Cherry is a senile dipshit and people still look forward to his incoherent ramblings every Saturday night.
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But for someone who was unaware of the backstory, the president's remarks must have sounded like nonsensical ramblings.
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Sometimes it's motivational, sometimes it's just the ramblings of a creative old man who has something to say.
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A handwritten note found next to it contained ramblings, including references to previous terrorists, including the Boston Marathon bombers.
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The film's grisly depiction of drug use and existential ramblings would come to define a generation of disaffected youth.
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Not LOL, because this isn't actually the panicked ramblings of a conservative America who accidentally ended up in Berghain.
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A few Republicans, like Senator John McCain, offered strong rebukes to President Trump's anti-American, pro-Russian ramblings yesterday.
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And when Mr. Polite was not on his medications, that is when some of his ramblings turned anti-Semitic.
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That advocacy for violence is where Mr. Rodger, a self-described incel who left behind misogynistic ramblings, fits in.
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And there are some things that remain murky, such as her confused ramblings on the day she went missing.
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Appearing to not be entirely proficient on the guitar, Hill thoroughly confused the audience with her ramblings in between songs.
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Randall's drunken ramblings about the darkness of the world is echoed by Dougal in the scenes he shares with Colum.
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" On the phone from Tel Aviv, Krieger dismisses the criticism towards his project as ramblings of "the old impotent left.
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Those ramblings revealed why he chose Charleston as the site of his massacre, and how he defended his white supremacist views.
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I tend to fill them with drawings/collages/and ramblings that sometimes take me awhile to remember the point of. Perfumes.
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How do they organize emoji into sequences and ideas, and how do these early ramblings shift as kids learn to read?
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His ramblings border on the delusional, and his encouragement for people to read up on Holocaust denier David Irving is repugnant.
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She used to host a podcast for Garbage Time, famous for Bachelor opinions and sports ramblings chalk full of one-liners.
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He explains why investors shouldn't stress the new speculations about future interest rate cuts and ramblings about U.S.-China trade uncertainties.
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Chairman Schiff's report reads like the ramblings of a basement blogger straining to prove something when there is evidence of nothing.
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But it is admittedly refreshing to see a politician speak coherently and cogently, especially after our current President's distressingly incomprehensible ramblings.
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Watching the video of Gaffney's speech at the Western Conservative Summit no longer feels like watching the ramblings of a coot.
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And with no cure for my nighttime ramblings, the only thing left do is hope for a really long winning streak.
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But that rebound — and the bears' increasingly wide ramblings outside the ecosystem — has revived a familiar tension between humans and grizzlies.
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Some nights ago, I happened upon the disjointed ramblings of a Tumblr user called "astercrash," which brought the matter into terrible clarity.
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YouTube user SpockBoy pits Donald Trump's ramblings against The Honeymooners' Ralph Kramden from the episode "A Matter of Record," which aired Jan.
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For Gersh, these threats were personal and real, not to be confused with generic if vile ramblings on an online comments board.
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If that answer surprises you, then clearly you haven't been following the ramblings of Knicks team president and triangle zealot Phil Jackson.
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Maybe, but it would be more productive to stop valuing Messing's political ideas more than the ramblings of any other resistance warrior.
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The other title is Paul Gauguin's Racontars de rapin, here translated as Ramblings of a Wannabe Painter, but more on that later.
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"Republicans in Congress must now summon the courage to stand up to the racist ramblings of our 'stable genius' president," tweeted Sen.
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Instead of his typical ramblings, Danny started calling me names, insulting my "Jewish nose," and making thinly veiled threats to ruin my career.
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But apparently most Americans are not fans of the late night and early morning ramblings, according to a recent poll by Quinnipiac University.
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It's easy to see how his lyrics were abstract accounts of real life events and not just the ramblings of some deranged lunatic.
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"Put me on TV," she demanded, promising delightfully insane ramblings about Puerto Rico, Elizabeth Warren, and Rex Tillerson eating sundaes with President Trump.
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He was awful on the stump, and when his ramblings lost the crowd he would turn to her to come to his rescue.
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On Tuesday, the White House admitted that Trump's tweets were "official statements," but even before that, these 140-character ramblings were obviously important.
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The danger is erraticism and for that the worst government fear for tech isn't a three-letter agency, it's the Twitter ramblings of POTUS.
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But at his cough medicine-chuggingest, Bangs meandered like Grampa Simpson's onion-on-my-belt ramblings that often amounted to a fuckload of nothing.
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Wayne slides in with a verse that pretty much sounds like stoned Weezy ramblings—his just happen to take the shape of fire raps.
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Chidi's ramblings and lectures bored Michael, who eventually jazzed up Chidi's theoretical musings with some concrete situations involving a trolley and splattered human remains.
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"I have consistently made it a rule never to respond to Jon's delusional ramblings, and I will not break that rule now," she said.
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The White House dismissed the report as the "ramblings of a basement blogger" and insisted there was no evidence of wrongdoing by the president.
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And there are some things that remain murky, such as her confused ramblings on the day before her husband, Harrison Weinstein, reported her missing.
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The passage in this acrostic is tangentially relevant to my ramblings, as it's one explanation of why some of us can not look away.
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When Rupert Murdoch publicly called for Facebook to start paying its "trusted publishers" in January, it seemed like the ramblings of a delusional old man.
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I stopped drinking coffee a few years ago, because it made me super twitchy and anxious and my coworkers found my weird caffeinated ramblings distracting.
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"The ramblings of that crazy man I knew as a young man turned out to be much more than whimsical memories," says Grant, Sonja's son.
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Incoherent ramblings about who I loved and why I loved them, what I wanted to do in life, who I missed, and who I feared.
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" Reg Keys, another victim's relative, described Mr. Blair as a "consummate actor" and said that his long public statement resembled "the ramblings of a madman.
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Like most of his directionless ramblings, the rhetoric was short on specifics and heavy on blame, of which there was plenty to go around — Mrs.
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In its piece, the Examiner frames Hickenlooper's sex anecdotes as a punchline of sorts, classifying them as the wacky ramblings of a seemingly esoteric candidate.
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In this clever supercut, titled "The Somniloquist" — a reference to the medical term for sleep talking — Rosenberg strings together nearly a year's worth of ramblings.
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The lyrics, rapped and sung in an assortment of scratchy voices, juggle the bitterness of a crumbling relationship alongside career boasts and druggy, suicidal ramblings.
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No host has been named; the academy's first choice, Kevin Hart, dropped out after (initially) refusing to apologize for past anti-gay ramblings on Twitter.
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We have rewarded the 30-second sound bite, the well-manicured press release, and now we're left trying to decipher the riddled ramblings of a megalomaniac.
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"A lot of the ramblings and rantings on the blog are pretty typical teenage girl stuff," PEOPLE Executive Editor Kate Coyne explains on Monday's PMI episode.
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As the winter unfolds so too escalates Peter's suicidal, alcohol-fueled ramblings — the chiastic heart of Peter and the Farm — which soften a bit by springtime.
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A partial thaw in EU-Russia relations, produced not by the ramblings of an inexperienced Ukrainian president but by long-term geopolitical shifts, is under way.
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The White House dismissed the Intelligence panel's report as the "ramblings of a basement blogger" and insisted there was no evidence of wrongdoing by the president.
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Mr. Young's journals are a mix of poetry, anxiety, ramblings and notes on just about everyone who came through his store — and just about everyone did.
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FYI, if you are one of those teens then this whole piece is the ramblings of an oldhead and is thusly non-essential to your life.
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I don't know, presumably because the traditional one-year anniversary gift is paper, and not bitter, crybaby pixelated ramblings, so they celebrated a couple of months early.
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His recent ramblings about slavery, the 13th amendment, the President, his own companies, and even Drake's use of the nickname "KiKi" have made me roll my eyes.
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Maybe his ramblings through the countryside signify the freedom which is denied the migrants, or maybe they represent a traditional way-of-life which is under threat.
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It keeps away the unwanted ramblings and harassment of random, often anonymous strangers, but it erases the voice of anyone not deemed worthy enough for a checkmark.
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His frequent Facebook blogs (titled The General Journals: Diary of a Frontman… and Other Ramblings) are far more interesting, especially when he does decide to get political.
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As he fills his diary with bleak ramblings and drifts through snowy, isolated landscapes, he warns everyone in his path that the end times must be near.
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As she tries to prepare the meal, the protagonist's inner ramblings paint a picture of an educated, liberal woman who views domesticity as foreign and beneath her.
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Caroline Framke: I had avoided watching Mr. Robot for a long time exactly because I heard snippets of Elliot's "political ramblings" and almost sprained my eyes rolling them.
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A man who needs a glass of water performs a monologue that sounds like the ramblings of a boxer who's taken 50 too many punches to the head.
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"I don't have the energy for nonsense but Kanye saying slavery was a choice reiterates my previous statements about how dangerous his trite, shallow ramblings are," Gay said.
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He also filmed monologues he called the "narcissistic ramblings of Rurik Jutting" in which he spoke of the murders, binged on cocaine and explained his violent sexual fantasies.
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And yet, Marx said, prosecutors fought to convict her by assuming that a single comment she made — "buried in paragraphs of incoherent ramblings about her feelings" — was the truth.
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For starters, stealing phone service to connect to the internet (which was pretty common at that time), seeking out cracked video games, and posting some very teenage ramblings online.
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When Trump becomes president, his Twitter account won't just be the ramblings of a private citizen — it will be the remarks of the chief executive of the US government.
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If Doss could extend compassion to his enemies, Hollywood (and critics) should forgive Gibson and judge his work on its own merits, not the drunken ramblings of his past.
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Among the clues studied avidly south of the border is the output of North Korean news agencies: multitudinous, mostly vacuous and usually the verbose ramblings of official press releases.
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When I asked him what he thought of this, he said, "The whole thing is extremely lame," as if he were talking about the ramblings of a crazy uncle.
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In a series of clips posted to YouTube under an account called DefendYourBase, members have posted stream-of-consciousness ramblings about their activities and the rationale for their actions.
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The comments from Trump, on the verge of winning in Indiana, heighten the differences between Governor Kasich and his positive, inclusive approach and the disrespectful ramblings from Donald Trump.
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Amidst the tired and expected Reddit-logic-bro-like ramblings, one moment stood out for its sheer audacity: Zuckerberg's attempt to forcefully rewrite the history of his company's founding.
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Simply place one eraser beneath your pillow before falling asleep and by morning you'll have forgotten all of the pain, invective, division, and incoherent ramblings of our 5th president.
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This year it won't even have a host, after the invited one, the comedian Kevin Hart, stepped down amid renewed scrutiny on his past anti-gay ramblings on Twitter.
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She is the cayenne pepper that Ben's season so desperately needs, even as he tries in vain to scrape off her high maintenance ramblings, one cauliflower floret at a time.
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"I feel trappd living in a comic booyk!" one piece reads, recalling the intentionally misspelled ramblings of Pettibon's cracked-out Twitter feed and summing up the aesthetic of this show.
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Serkis appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and was asked by the host to read a couple of examples of the president's Twitter ramblings in trademark Sméagol fashion.
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I'd always been a fan of my father's ramblings about the stars and it's this and a nagging obsession with the Tardigrade's indestructibility that let me to pursue extraterrestrial mycology.
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Appearing topless, overweight and unshaven, Jutting appeared on camera, at times showing Ningsih's body, and spoke with chilling calm in a series of monologues that he described as "narcissistic ramblings".
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Lyrics feel less like carefully calculated lines and more like entries from a journal or the internal ramblings we have when we feel particularly distraught over incidents in our own lives.
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Whether he fills his episodes with random ramblings on life's omnipresent quandaries or keeps his listeners updated on the happenings of Stars Hollow, Kirk could have a hit on his hands.
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That's because if someone is spamming your mentions with irrelevant ramblings, or just being an annoying reply guy, blocking and muting won't necessarily prevent others from seeing the same bad tweets.
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It was also playing out in my inbox, where Brandon bombarded me with emails, sending his own ramblings and copying me on official business conducted with his lawyers and Estée Lauder.
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Indeed, N.B.A. players share vivid memories of how swiftly and strongly Adam Silver, the current commissioner, dealt with the ramblings of Donald Sterling, the former Los Angeles Clippers' owner, in 2014.
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And as the crowd laughed and applauded, including women present, Ford's words, her emotional testimony, were denounced as the ramblings of someone without any claim on the veracity of her experiences.
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Surely this was just the ramblings of one of the internet's many conspiracists—a freckled loon with cornflakes in his beard and too much time on his hands cooking up wild theories.
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The aforementioned article by Masters said Williams kept a notebook filled with egotistical and eccentric ramblings, encouraged by his own experimentation with MDA, but there's no concrete evidence to support this claim.
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The suspect ran, but worshipers found a number of written ramblings on white boards at the mosque after the suspect left, including the phrase "Merry Xmas" and references to Jesus and God.
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But though Nunberg's emotional outpouring might be seen as the ramblings of someone under intense duress, it had enough hints of where the Russia investigation may be heading to worry the President.
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He wrote a column in Granma, the official organ, for a while, but its main subject matter was his increasingly incoherent ramblings about what he saw as the apocalyptic problems facing the world.
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While officials haven't pinned an exact motive to the Afghanistan-born Rahami's act, a handwritten note is said to have contained ramblings, including references to previous terrorists, such as the Boston Marathon bombers.
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Enough, all things considered, to render any late-career ignominy as secondary to his years of heroics, and to make the undignified ramblings of his agent look like fish-and-chip-paper material.
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"I often feel as if Ackerman's ramblings work by tricking my brain into believing it is drifting off, emulating the peripatetic workings of the dreaming mind," the New Yorker's Nora Caplan-Bricker agreed.
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No one would blame you if you dismissed Cher's Twitter feed as the unhinged ramblings of an out-of-touch celebrity, someone desperately in need of intervention by a publicist or a sympathetic assistant.
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With the jarring sound of a single declarative statement belted out in repetition: "I loop time, I loop time, I loop time", the performance piece Selected Ramblings begins its haunting audio and performance spectacle.
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Diving into any given thread you'd be lucky to find someone whose age drops below 55—but you will encounter one of the most unnerving melanges of psychotic ramblings and hateful screeds available anywhere.
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William Edward Atchison posted racist ramblings and calls to violence on Steam and other online communities for years before killing two students and himself at Aztec High School in New Mexico on December 7, 2017.
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And as Emily, a no-bullshit new character who has a soft spot for Jesse and absolutely nothing else, Lucy Griffiths features a fantastic blunt dryness that balances out much of the show's filthy ramblings.
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At one point, Bundy's ramblings about politics and his own talents, his experiences with women, and his own psychology play over a shifting kaleidoscope of archival and stock images, interspersed with close-ups of his photograph.
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It's an interview which should go down in MMA folklore as Sapp responded with some bizarre outbursts of nonsensical ramblings which attempted to justify his performances without really admitting he had deliberately thrown a fight before.
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Aside from making scribblers redundant, a common worry is that such systems will be able to flood social media and online comment sections with semi-coherent but angry ramblings that are designed to divide and enrage.
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But if you follow Bono all the way to the end of this—if you, angry young man, want to believe his inane ramblings—you end up with the deification of... the Who and Pearl Jam?
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Eric GarlandThe blocker: Eric Garland, the conspiracy theorist and amateur salsa bassist whose incomprehensible ramblings on game theory and Russian election interference briefly rose him to belle of the ball status among clueless thinkpiece types on Twitter.
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Both UConn head coach Geno Auriemma and former UConn player-turned-ESPN analyst Rebecca Lobo basically dismissed his thoughts as the out-of-touch ramblings of an old guy who doesn't know much about women's college basketball.
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I wondered if the real action might actually be going down outside this teeming bowl of right-wingers, willing to risk a lungful of tear gas if it meant escaping the ramblings of that bloated, orange head.
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It suggests that depictions of intimacy, delight and satisfaction might hold a different dialect of nuance than the drunken ramblings of Sasha at the Parisian bar; might offer even richer ways of bringing consciousness to the page.
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"President Trump's Twitter feed is a repugnant place, and no one would want the thankless task of having to weed through all his bitter, bigoted ramblings to determine which are the most offensive," the editorial board wrote.
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He antagonized an already hostile media by banning the Washington Post from covering his events because he didn't like a headline about his conspiratorial ramblings about Barack Obama—a petty move that didn't seem to accomplish anything.
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Yet I'm aware that what I now dismiss as the pathetic mad ramblings of a white supremacist would be a genuine menace to my safety if I were still living in that house with the broken window.
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In the end, Lonesome Rhodes is found alone in his hotel room, insanely screaming out the window in the middle of the night, another uncanny parallel to Trump's impulsive midnight ramblings via the electronic megaphone of Twitter.
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I used to feel really self conscious about reading my just written ramblings in front of people for them to critique, but this has been a great way to get out of my own head and comfort zone.
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The strangest thing is that so much of it actually works I realize that the above paragraph sounds the ramblings of a madman, but here's the strangest thing about Swiss Army Man: a lot of it actually works.
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" Ambassador to New Zealand Scott Brown dismissed Sunday "the ramblings of somebody who's rotten to the core and clearly is an extremist of the worst kind," telling CNN's Jake Tapper that he didn't give the manifesto "any credibility.
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"On the surface, this song is just the ramblings of a jilted lover who's totally lost his mind," Vassalotti says of "Let It Burn," which is both a breakup song and a read on the current social atmosphere.
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Although it's no longer on the Brewing News site, the piece was re-uploaded and broken down by blogger Robin LeBlanc of The Thirsty Wench, so if you want to read Metzger's allegedly satirical ramblings, you're in luck.
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But any attempt to avoid an appearance based on attorney-client privilege or executive privilege would be a tough legal sell given his non-official role and ramblings into Europe -- well beyond the confines of a relationship with Trump.
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Trump, for his part, seems more inclined to believe Hannity's ramblings than he is his own intelligence community, which has concluded that the real election interference operation during the 2016 campaign was conducted for his benefit by the Kremlin.
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Yelling alone in your car about others on the road is (I assume) a universal experience, and your phone capturing these ramblings is a pretty new development that offers everyone else a glimpse of what level of road rage you exhibit.
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"I don't give any credibility whatsoever to the ramblings of somebody who's rotten to the core and clearly is an extremist of the worst kind who could walk into two mosques and, without any care whatsoever, kill people," Brown said.
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You see, very quickly trying to talk about The OA starts to sound like the pre-coffee ramblings of a person who is only half awake, trying desperately to hold onto the gossamer threads of their unconscious mind before they evaporate.
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Finding a happy medium between the propulsive, twangy jangle of their 2015 debut Whine of the Mystic and the widescreen, subdued ramblings of Thought Rock Fish Scale, the songs on I'm Bad Now are driving doses of pastoral indie rock.
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Gail: I know the guy got elected, but I still have more faith in the voters than to believe they're going to want to keep him around if his persona as president is so deeply tied to racist ramblings and ineptitude.
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Robert Downey Jr. and Jimmy Fallon are terrible medicine salesmen in even worse wigs Stephen Colbert explains the latest 'ridiculously incriminating' and deeply stupid Ukraine evidence Seth Meyers mocks Trump's latest ramblings as impeachment fallout continues NASA's new video is grim
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"Anglin has the First Amendment right to post a wide range of hateful and false ramblings online, but we all have a right to be free from what any reasonable person would understand to be a true threat," Greenblatt told CNN.
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After an initial choice for the job, Dwayne Johnson, was unavailable, and their eventual selection, Kevin Hart, stepped down after his past anti-gay ramblings on Twitter were rediscovered, the producers decided to go hostless for the first time since 1989.
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But most of all, it's worth taking Trump on Russia literally, not as the offhand ramblings of an ignorant celebrity candidate but as reflecting essentially the closest thing to a considered policy view that we are going to get from Trump.
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" In the piece, eclectic individuals ranging across the demographic spectrum walk dramatically alongside the camera, uttering hopeful ramblings like "Imagine a nation where no one has to work a double shift just to have enough money to feed their family.
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That's Bieber dancing in front of flames Our UK comrades are liveblogging the Brit Awards right now, but if you don't feel like reading their drunken ramblings that probably involve the words "cheeky" and "biscuits" and "tea," the telecast is being livebroadcasted below.
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Amidst the ramblings, President Trump indicated that he may need a little IT help when it comes to using Twitter, and we've got word, via Motherboard, that the company's founder, Jack Dorsey, headed to the White House to offer some personal assistance.
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The sweet spot of this era lands between 2007 and 2009, when Longstreth surrounded himself with a full band, creating the most cohesive version of Dirty Projectors—able to accurately and precisely convey Longstreth's wildest ramblings without ever having to reign them in.
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We're staring at the very real possibility that an American President will pay more attention to the ramblings of right-wing Reddit and 4chan users than to his own military, diplomatic, and intelligence services when it comes to questions of world affairs.
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It felt good to know that I'm not alone, but I felt discomfited by the fact that the anecdotes I was finding sounded similar to the paranoid ramblings of someone who calls 9-1-1 after smoking a joint because they think they're dying.
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However, the subtext of Williams' rant — that Haddish is benefitting from a comedy industry that is not immune to whitewashing, or at the very least, making Blackness less explicit — shouldn't be brushed off as the ramblings of an bitter comedian, jealous of other people's success.
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While intoxicants can aid the unlocking of free associating forms of creative expression (like lakeside teenage ramblings or the dude who drew self-portraits under the influence of 52 distinct drugs), it often detracts from precise thinking that relies on traits like memory and linearity.
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Via his official Youtube channel, Thulean Perspective (fair warning, the rest of the channel is devoted to bigoted ramblings, more role-playing garbage, and dating advice for Aryan lovebirds), Vikernes announced an upcoming European tour with his old acquaintances in Norwegian black metal institution Mayhem.
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I'm glad Grandma never had to hear the President say almost every offensive word, at least once, on national TV. Ramblings of a Wretch If my Grandma could see all this world has done to me… Would she see a lazy, chicken-hearted crybaby?
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Last year, to encourage and facilitate those stream-of-consciousness ramblings, Instagram introduced Type Mode, a facsimile of an old typewriter font, to be used on Instagram Stories, the Snapchat-like feature where people post texts, photos and videos, which then disappear after 224 hours.
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Stephen Colbert explains the latest 'ridiculously incriminating' and deeply stupid Ukraine evidence Seth Meyers mocks Trump's latest ramblings as impeachment fallout continues NASA's new video is grim Robert Downey Jr. dishes on the end of Iron Man and leaving the door open for more
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Dan Graham's video "Rock My Religion," finished in 1984, doesn't explicitly focus on disco or hip-hop, but in its slice-and-dice construction and multiplicity of influences — shaker dances, post-punk guitar noise, the jittery ramblings of Patti Smith — mirrors contemporary music's embrace of contradictory forms.
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As Derek Waters put it, Drunk History—a show in which people drunkenly attempt to retell stories from history that are then played out by reenactors lip-dubbing the drunken ramblings—would have been a tough concept to pitch without having anything to show for it.
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There are a number of potential clues in the ramblings of Crouch Sr. when he turns up in the grounds of Hogwarts, but perhaps the biggest ones comes when we compare this scene with the earlier one in which Harry sees Crouch's dot on the Marauder's Map.
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Beneath all of Manson's theatrics, his bizarre ramblings, his controlling behavior and violent outbursts, his real cultural impact lay in his ability to make his run-of-the-mill petty crimes and all-too-common control and dominance of women seem like something larger than life.
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The advantage of being a do-nothing group is that, by virtue of merely stating disapproval of our actions, anyone also taking issue can rally behind them in applause for a stance that requires nothing more than 10 minutes of writing incoherent ramblings laced with hypocrisy and irony.
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If you've been following the philosophical, stream-of-consciousness ramblings of Kanye West on Twitter lately, you may have been shocked — or maybe not at all shocked — to see him tweet effusive praise of President Donald Trump, bringing full circle the rapper's conversion to alt-right internet troll.
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Image: ClearDrunken ramblings, bad sports predictions, political opinions you're now ashamed of... there are plenty of reasons why you might want to clean up some (or all) of the social media trail you've left behind you in one go, aside from just canceling your account and starting again.
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The jumbo-nuke is intended as a statement and, given that Russia is already in breach of arms control treaties that held good even through the cold war, it is not the sort of statement that can be shrugged off as merely the deluded ramblings of an ageing strongman.
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His ramblings about the use of nuclear weapons in the Middle East — "I'm never going to rule anything out" — are merely his expression of the ageless "we will keep all options open," which when used by one of your favorites, perhaps President Obama, is usually described as wise.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren and dropped out of the race last week, had "memory erasers" (so voters could forget "all of the pain, invective, division, and incoherent ramblings of our 45th president") and a deck of cards featuring Trump as the joker for sale on his campaign site.
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Some may choose to read Mr. Trump's social-media rants as relatively meaningless — the ramblings of a sleepless id, unmoored from thought or knowledge but tuned to Fox News, which apparently was airing a piece on college flag-burners at about the time Mr. Trump sent his tweet.
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This week, we tackle Trump's tone-deaf ramblings in Puerto Rico, his equally insensitive "come-together" statement about the Las Vegas massacre, and the ominous off-the-cuff remarks you don't want to hear from the the Commander-In-Chief say when he's meeting with America's most powerful military leaders.
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Spanning a period of more than 20 years, the works — simultaneously terrifying and beautiful — are a devastating record of a soul lashing out and grasping at the page and of an artist approaching the end of his life attempting to cohere both himself and the tortured ramblings that constituted his theories.
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"(These are) the narcissistic ramblings of Rurik Jutting, of the Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, newly soon to be unemployed and now a rapist and a murderer," he said in one of the many drug-fuelled, manic videos he made on his iPhone over the course of that shocking week.
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Sure, it's pretty damn awesome that we're given permission once a year to gorge ourselves on an endless stream of stuffing and pie, but that doesn't really make up for your flight being cancelled twice or the ramblings of your alt-right uncle and his borderline inappropriate bromance with Roger Ailes.
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The gleeful excitement of a young Ben Affleck, the elated ramblings of Cuba Gooding Jr. — all the classics are in the clip above, and the people commentating on them show the familiar mixture of surprise, amusement and frustration that anyone who's ever watched any Awards ceremony will know all too well.
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He left a note the New York Times described as "insane ramblings"; it complained about Pettit and Martin, but his contact with the firm had been limited, largely centering on an incident in which its lawyers advised him on an out-of-state real-estate deal more than a decade prior.
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While one source dryly described the ramblings on Kim as "very entertaining," they're laughing at him, not with him, and it is behavior like this that has dramatically undermined the president's global political power at a time when the US is trying to build support for action against China and Iran.
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A good chunk of that was driven by security researcher Thomas Ptacek's promise to stop tweeting about Eric S. Raymond, a notorious figure in the open-source community whose bizarre and abundant ramblings on everything including race and sex could be considered early forerunners of current alt-right strains in the tech community.
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A notebook found in Rahami's possession when he was taken into custody contained ramblings, including references to previous terrorists, such as the Boston Marathon bombers, and Yemeni-American cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, who was a spokesman for al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula before a CIA drone strike killed him in 227.
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When Donald Trump launched his presidential campaign in June of 2015, he made an unforgettable statement that was, depending on who was listening, decried as the ramblings of a racist or praised as a bold "truth" in the age of political correctness: "When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best," he bellowed.
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To others, the bizarre posting, in the context of Truaxe's other ramblings, is a call to action, a signal of a revolution — one that has turned Truaxe into an unlikely hero of the alt-right, where the pro-Trump conspiracy theorists that call themselves QAnon are welcoming the embattled beauty maverick with open arms.
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While we can expect to see a great deal of change over the next couple decades, as the world economy races to catch up to the digital nomad movement, these are the essential considerations — and your best options — when it comes to the core elements needed to sustain yourself in your nomadic ramblings today.
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We're meant to see it in the racist mug collection of a character who literally has "cryptofascist" appended to his name, in the racial science advocate Measurehead, in the racist delivery truck driver, in the anti-communist ramblings of the old guard soldier, and even in the extensive nationalist or racist statements Harry can make about this fictional world.
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Desiring a bigger home for his column, Lukas set his sights on ESPN, "pestering" them, as he put it via email, until, in August 2004, he was offered a spot at Page 2, then a cacophonous section of ESPN's website home to, among other things, The Sports Guy and the nearly incoherent ramblings of the late Hunter S. Thompson.
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Formerly indomitable figures have spectacularly fallen from grace: Kanye West has surrendered to his own grandiose ramblings and enthusiasms; Nicki Minaj has endured public combustion and a relatively poorly performing album; Jay-Z has fully evolved from gangster-rap superstar to domesticated soon-to-be billionaire, seeming to succeed only as an accessory to his wife, Beyoncé.
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Mr. Rock's aggressive comic style, seen as a bit much in 2005, may be less shocking in an era inured to the bawdy ramblings of an Amy Schumer, or the beery barbs of a Ricky Gervais, both of whom graced this year's Golden Globes (which largely featured the same films that the Oscars will, and saw its audience drop 5 percent from 2015).
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If you thought quickly hiding drunk photos from your employers and deleting cringe-worthy maudlin ramblings before your exes can see them does the trick, there's some bad news: Scientists have developed algorithms that can detect drunk tweets and geo-locate the users who wrote them, and they used it to monitor the drunken behavior of New Yorkers in 2014.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.) are "bitter, vulgar, incoherent ramblings," that "would have made Joe McCarthy blush"; an insider who is continually on Judicial Watch's Ten Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians list; and is simply "the worst living human being on this planet today"?
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John DelaneyJohn Kevin DelaneyDelaney shakes up top campaign staff Poll: Nearly 4 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity Native American advocates question 85033 Democrats' commitment MORE's (D-Md.) 2020 presidential campaign website is selling "memory" erasers to forget the "incoherent ramblings" of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Sen. Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.) lashed out at Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) on Wednesday, blasting Reid's "bitter, vulgar, incoherent ramblings" over the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
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If you don't know who Bill Hicks was, do yourself a favour, click into a new tab, Google the comedian, and watch everything he ever did as the man was a savant imo (then come back and read the rest of this article, please.) Sadly though, the world only got to listen to his ramblings for a mere 16-years as he died from pancreatic cancer in 1994 at the young age of 32, however, in his short time above ground Hicks proved to be one of the most influential comics of all time.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) called on Republican lawmakers to push back against the "racist ramblings" of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE the day after the president reportedly referred to Haiti, El Salvador and some African nations as "shithole countries" in an Oval Office meeting.
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