It's the classic story of girl meets rich, hot sadist; girl thinks sadist is totes weird; sadist is hot enough that girl gives him a chance anyway; girl plays hard to get with sadist; girl gets punished by sadist by not playing hard to get enough; sadist loses girl.
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Light falls somewhere between an unhinged sadist and whiny teenager.
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So 0B0157 becomes OBOIST, 5AD157 becomes SADIST, and so on.
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She was a brutal sadist who chose torture over nurture.
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The acting coach Gene Cousineau seems to be a sadist.
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By all accounts, the Mountain seems to be an unflinching sadist.
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Ramsay is a rapist and a sadist who routinely abuses Sansa.
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Even for a sadist, that is a shit ton of improv.
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Ed Harris' villainous character isn't just scary because he's a sadist.
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Unfortunately, not everyone I hooked up with was a natural sadist.
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I was hoping the little sadist on my back would fall.
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She described her first husband as a "psychopathic sadist" who beat her.
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"As a sadist, I am more than happy to comply," Bondage says.
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The professional sadist had found her new calling as a professional cook.
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He's a sadist and he's going to take his pleasure where he wants.
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I primarily identify as a submissive masochist, and she identifies as a sadist.
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You shouldn't have to be a sadist or a masochist to be successful.
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At home, it seems, Mr. Schneiderman was a sexual sadist and manipulative misogynist.
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Thomas Power, a protégé of LeMay, who privately described Power as a sadist.
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The unseen narrator, male and perhaps a sadist, dignifies rather than encourages movement.
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I sometimes feel like a little vicious sadist when I'm writing the episodes.
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Possibly, if you're enough of a sadist to be into that kind of thing.
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But Shklar's point is that one need not be a sadist to act cruelly.
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The sadist in me kind of wanted to chase them back with the R1.
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Also, Mistress Lucy considers herself a sadist, so she loves inflicting pain on people.
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What kind of sadist keeps yanking the football away from poor Charlie Brown like that?
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As a result, Baldur is not the gilded god from myth, but a cruel sadist.
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"I was aware from a very young age that I was a sadist," he adds.
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Peter Ackroyd's insightful portrait makes room for both the troubled sadist and the consummate craftsman.
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Either she was just a sadist and a pedophile, or she was possessed by the devil.
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He was also a tyrannical sadist who belittled and abused Astrid's mother, Stien, and their children.
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But my questioning of your conclusions doesn't make me a sadist, a criminal, or un-American.
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We seemed to be in a half-gentrified underworld where bohemians rubbed shoulders with sadist police.
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He's a one-note sadist who nevertheless seems to constantly get his way in the show's universe.
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Put another way, you don't need to be a sadist to become a troll in this environment.
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But "God is not a divine sadist who delights in the pain of his creatures," L'Heureux wrote.
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There he is tortured — and fooled by Ramsay, who is a psychotic sadist — and then tortured some more.
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It helps that Mac, unlike Macbeth, is a dopey underdog and that his nemesis is such a sadist.
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Some Sadist Ran a Donald Trump Speech Through Google's Neural NetworkYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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I'm an odd duck in that although I'm a genuine sadist, I feel zero attraction to submissive men.
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On "The Sadist," Lamont's sax chops up Dave Witte's rapid beats while Aaron Dallison's ripped vocals crackle with distortion.
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He's Tocqueville by way of Willy Wonka, a sadist who's certain he can separate bad eggs from good ones.
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But I disagree with the notion that he was a one-dimensional sadist who brought little to the story.
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It was rare permission to acknowledge that, even when a villainess grieves a sadist, it's not really a joke.
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One former counselor told Ross, in the clip on GMA, how Knott was a "sadist" with names for his belts.
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As Joffrey proved back in Season 4, you can't be a power-hungry sadist and get away with it forever.
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How would Anastasia feel about starting with a plant, then maybe a pet, and then a relationship with a sadist?
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His gym teacher, a sadist who had long had it out for him, ordered the boys to do pull-ups.
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In fact, many rejoiced when Joffrey died knowing that this sadist wouldn't be able to hurt Sansa or anyone else anymore.
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This conversation is making me appear like an ice-cold sadist who's rooting for everyone's painful demise, but that's not true.
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Research suggests that castrating a sadist against his will does not make him less likely to offend; it makes him angrier.
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Hallorann tells Danny about his sadist grandfather and teaches him how to lock the spirits in trap boxes within his mind.
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For nearly a quarter-century, Sheriff Joe Arpaio was a disgrace to law enforcement, a sadist masquerading as a public servant.
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By then, prosecutors had alleged that the murder was "a sex game gone wrong" and that Knox was a sexual sadist.
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It's unclear whether Lawrence is a sadist or a revolutionary, whether he's a play-acting a bad person or actually is one.
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A full-blown psychopath will use any means, including violence, to get to the end — but that doesn't mean they're a sadist.
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Early on in Chocolate Factory, Wilder's Wonka seems like some kind of emotionally distant sadist with maybe a hint of a soul.
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And no, wanting to macerate the delicate petals of clover and nasturtium with the power of your molars doesn't make you a sadist.
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A sadist who enjoys beating confessions out of suspects, Wilson is akin to Mike Hammer, the toughest private eye of early 1950s paperbacks.
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The granddaddy of gritty, gruesome 90s noirs centers Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman as detectives on the hunt for an Old Testament-inspired sadist.
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He's an emotionally withholding sadist who admittedly is interested in Ana because she looks like his mother who died when he was a child.
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Fanny's father, a former marine officer fond of the bottle, is "undoubtedly" a sadist, Kelly tells us (there is no evidence in the novel).
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And occasionally it simply feels like a sadist is squeezing down on one of my major organs' four cavities between immovable thumb and unstoppable finger.
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After a quick google image search, I was reminded of Johnson's role as a murderous sadist in the novel Jake Gyllenhaal's character sends his wife.
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Latham diagnosed Jutting with a narcissistic personality disorder -- he didn't feel empathy like normal people -- and determined that he was developing into a sexual sadist.
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The bosses and their chess-like games, the worried wife at home, the sadist hitman and his contrastingly principled partner: It's all dull and tiresome.
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His later marriage to Sansa was a sham imposed by Tywin, but this too was keeping Sansa safe from that murderous sadist of a king.
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Led by a smiling sadist, Ray (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), they beat Tony and snatch Laura and India — violence that shakes the novel and its reader.
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Her most recent project was the FX series "American Horror Story Hotel," in which she played a sadist who stabbed helpless people to death for pleasure.
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Others don't like-like it, but that's the entire point, especially when one is a masochist or doing an erotic power exchange with a sadist/dominant.
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Sadist Faction's coffee table is innocuous at first glance, but it's actually one of the most provocative pieces of home furnishing you're likely to ever see.
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No, "Callister's" villain is much more sinister: Robert Daley (Jesse Plemons), a sadist and sex creep who is hiding in plain sight as a bullied Nice Guy.
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A sexy sadist, known as Rose the Hat and played by a burning Rebecca Ferguson, leads the Knotters as they seek to cannibalize Abra and achieve immortality.
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Whoever decided this was the right time for a major holiday was either a sadist or assumed that we all believe in the same stuff as our fams.
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In the 1930s, Finnish pharmacies made their own cough medicines, and some long-forgotten sadist added ammonium chloride to the syrup because it could allegedly help loosen mucus.
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"Energy work can be defined as the wielding or manipulation of an energy toward an intended goal," says Smirk, a 30-year-old sapiosexual sadist from Tallahassee, Florida.
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LONDON — For years, people in and around London suspected that a deranged sadist was behind hundreds of cat mutilations, the grisly evidence strewn around their streets and yards.
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They're also collaborative — you can act out being a sadist or a sociopath, but you have to do it in a way that makes everyone else's experience more interesting.
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Though in later years Davis would sometimes, only half-jokingly, call Robinson a "sadist," he credits the producer with helping him bring so much raw emotion to his vocals.
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"J'Nai is a low-key sadist when it comes to exercise," says her best friend, Sakura Myers, a classical pianist who also played state championship basketball in high school.
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In an essay published by The Guardian on Wednesday, Delaney, 39, pays tribute to the late iconic actress, who played his "card-carrying sadist" mother on the British black comedy.
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After all, this is a story about a woman whose superhuman lack of intensity has somehow sparked an unquenchable interest from the world's most beautiful and richest sadist under 30.
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Williams's polar opposite is the resident villain, Leon Rom (Christoph Waltz, predictably good), a silky, uncomplicated sadist who embodies rapacious evil from his all-white suit to his crosslike weapon.
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From Black Sabbath to Sadist, from Abruptum to Dream Theater, the synthesizer has its place as an element of how we understand not only these bands but the genre itself.
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He is a bit of a sadist, in a grand tradition of movie control freaks that goes back to Alfred Hitchcock by way of Brian De Palma and Claude Chabrol.
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In film and porn, we are mostly shown dominant sadist "tops" and submissive masochist "bottoms," but there is so much territory to explore in intimate exchanges beyond this oft-gendered binary.
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It is the basic uniform of the screen dominatrix, the sadist, the motorcycle gang and the rock 'n' roll primal scream (all telling references in light of the current tax plans).
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Everything we've seen of the character — and we have seen far too much of him — suggests he is an out-of-control sadist with no ability to restrain his vile appetites.
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He then mercilessly exploits that vulnerability by adding a contrasting pair of guards to the mix: one, named Charlie, a good-natured patsy; the other, Valdez, a by-the-rules sadist.
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" Throughout her life, Day struggled through relationships with violent, abusive, and controlling men; she described her first husband, a musician with whom she had one child, as a physically abusive "psychopathic sadist.
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Since arriving as a one-note sadist in Season 3, this striving, legitimized former bastard has expanded to both embody the story's dynastic obsession and inflict some of its most flagrant abuses.
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Ideal Gameplans I have never given a ha'penny damn about 'Greatest of All Time' titles so I can allow myself to be something of a sadist when a good fighter comes along.
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One of the details of the original Watchmen that makes me so uncomfortable is that Rorschach — the violent sadist and borderline fascist — is ultimately right about a lot of what he's saying.
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The damage done to Crawford's reputation as an actress by that book (along with the 1981 film starring Faye Dunaway) — both of which portrayed Crawford as a clean-freak sadist — was catastrophic.
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" She goes on to call Lucas a sadist, but adds that "like any abused child wearing a metal bikini, chained to a giant slug about to die, I keep coming back for more.
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But during last night's episode I realized that it's the very idea of Negan as a character in this world; the dumb, cruel, '50s greaser sadist full of dad jokes and self-congratulation.
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No one likes going to the dentist (save for the plaque-conscious sadist), but some people dread teeth-cleaning appointments *so* much that experts consider it to be a legitimate disorder called dentophobia.
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Debuting in the midst of the #MeToo movement, a series about a woman who takes a stand against a misogynistic sadist (and succeeds at literally beating him at his own game) feels... well, relevant.
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While some may believe the Hound to be a psychopath or sadist, Honda hesitates to diagnose him as such, since he demonstrates empathy and remorse on multiple occasions, particularly for Sansa and Arya Stark.
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In her video "Sadie the Saddest Sadist" (2009), Reid Kelley dons clownish makeup and plays the character of Sadie, a female British munitions worker living in 1915 who contracts venereal disease from a sailor.
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It raises questions of redemption and forgiveness, and whether or not these things are possible for a serial sadist, rapist, and murderer like Randall—a man who revels in darkness and does so without apology.
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On a trip to Berlin, I went to a fetish shop called McHurt and purchased three handmade leather paddles and hitting instruments, then went to a few recommended sex clubs and found an eager sadist.
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The first, owed largely to the deft and unnerving acting by Dan Stevens, is the dawning realization that David has turned from schizophrenic to sadist, even as his powers have increased from impressive to godlike.
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There's petty theft and the mistreatment of hapless service workers, but there's also an encounter with a sexual sadist that results in a killing and the hopeless flight that ends with James running across that beach.
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Reportedly bullied by his young director into a serious performance, Vincent Price is truly frightening as the sanctimonious sadist Matthew Hopkins, a historical figure who used torture and blackmail to "discover" Catholic witches among the peasantry.
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Hong Kong sadist: British banker's descent into depravity Victims' families 'devastated' In statements read to the court, the families of victims Sumarti Ningsih and Seneng Mujiasih wrote of their distress and pain since their loved ones' deaths.
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The gruesome killings and mutilations of scores of cats in London over the past six months, starting in the South London neighborhood of Croydon, are stoking fears of a dangerous sadist in this city of animal lovers.
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As it is, we just have to endure Negan strutting around like a bloodthirsty peacock while everyone else cowers and cries, and there's little narrative enjoyment in that unless you're as much of a sadist as he is.
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The X factor thus far, as Sunday's expanded 85-minute episode made clear, is Jeffrey Dean Morgan's Negan, a charismatic sadist who carries not just a baseball bat but the constant threat of murdering someone at a moment's notice.
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In "The Queen's English" (2008), a nurse on the Western Front during World War I watches a soldier slowly die, while over in London, "Sadie, The Saddest Sadist" (2009) explores the conditions for female factory workers during the war.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - British investment banker Rurik Jutting was a narcissistic sexual sadist trying to cover a "fragile" shell after schoolboy abuse, according to his defense case against charges of murdering two Indonesian women in his Hong Kong apartment.
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He staggers, malnourished and dazed, out of the Stockholm countryside, babbling that he's escaped from a sadist he calls the Sandman, and that his sister, Felicia, also missing for the same period, is alive but still being held captive.
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Whether you're a sadist who wants to endure The Red Wedding and Battle of the Bastards again or are simply introducing the show to someone new, this complete set is a must-have for anyone without an HBO password.
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The women show their love by making themselves vulnerable, which puts the man into a bind: Act on it, hit the woman, let her feel how much she will give herself, and you're a sadist; don't, and she feels exposed and judged, rejected.
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For further examples of the 1990s' obsession with synths, look no further than these three definitive albums: The Key by Florida death metal weirdos Nocturnus, Above the Light by Italian thrashers Sadist, and In the Nightside Eclipse by Norwegian black metal band Emperor.
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The fact that the rapist's identity is revealed well before the finale is no accident, for Michèle is not merely visiting revenge upon a single sadist but, you sense, rebuking a society that would like to regard her as nothing but helpless prey.
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Though he is set up to be a kind of anti-slavery hero, he does not mind that she is a flamboyant sadist, and even enjoys participating in her demand to sexually assault an enslaved teenager at a clinic used to "breed" enslaved people.
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Though Drake's affinity for The Cheesecake Factory has been noted before, his new video for "Child's Play" —released this weekend—adopts it as the setting for a date with none other than former supermodel, America's Next Top Model host, and gleeful sadist Tyra Banks.
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Waters — played in the original and in the film by the hair-raising Adolph Caesar — is part sadist, part eugenicist, and so determined to avenge his own powerlessness as a black man that he is willing to destroy other black men to do it.
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Then there's Willy Wonka, that creepily infantilized sadist who, like the foreman in some Upton Sinclair industrial dystopia, hardly pauses to watch as a child is mutated into a massive berry on his factory floor and then wheeled off by his enslaved minions to be juiced.
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If watching Rick Grimes and his ragtag band of warrior misfits be repeatedly brutalized by a violent sadist in between scenes of B-characters, like Tara and Dwight, exploring new communities worked for you, then you probably hated it, as there was no Negan to be found, here.
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Even in his recently checkered past, facing defeat never meant that the 2023-year-old Condit looked defeated: after his razor-thin split-decision title loss to fellow sadist Robbie Lawler, observers checked their notes and tallied significant strikes to find consensus in the plasma-soaked aftermath, and plenty found themselves at odds with the judges' decision.
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The real Ike Turner's very name—through a pop-cultural process not unlike the one that turned Tina's into an emblem of long-suffering resilience—is now almost synonymous with cowardly violence and petty bullying; his pioneering role in the development of rock and roll has been all but eclipsed by his notoriety as a sadist.
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We are supposed to gather that Tyler tried to shoot up the school not because he's a sadist, but because he's a bullied kid who was raped and pushed to his limit and wanted to hurt the world that hurt him — our idea of the school shooter, popularized in the wake of Columbine, is of an outcast.
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Rounding out the motley crew (yeah, I said it) is Mick Mars (played, in a strange bit of casting, by the man most will recognize as Game of Thrones sadist Ramsay Bolton, Iwan Rheon), a dude who they all call "old man" because he suffered from ankylosing spondylitis (a form of arthritis) and because he's like, five years older than they are.
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Ah, the sadist in your group, who thinks it will be fun to head out and "see where the night takes us"—which means letting the night take you in and out of a variety of different lines outside a variety of different terrible clubs you wouldn't touch any other night of the year, but are suddenly willing to pay $30 to get into.
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" A sharp comedian through and through, Fisher lobs one zinger after another — many of which would find their way into her one-woman show, Wishful Drinking, which she was developing at the time — at Lucas and an appreciative audience who nonetheless looks a little unsure of how to respond to Fisher saying things like, "George is a sadist, but like any abused child wearing a metal bikini chained to a giant slug about to die, I keep coming back for more.
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America — with its decaying infrastructure, its third-world public transit, its shrinking labor market, its evaporating middle class, its expanding gulf between rich and poor, its heartless health insurance system, its mindless indifference to a dying ecology, its predatory credit agencies, its looming Social Security collapse, its interminable war, its metastasizing national debt and all the social pathologies that gave it a degenerate imbecile and child-abducting sadist as its president — remains the only developed economy in the world that believes it wrong to use civic wealth for civic goods.
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