" One shopper singles out the "snotty but cute cashiers.
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Spicy food can turn anyone into a snotty, crying mess.
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The GOP was looked on as the snotty rich party.
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That's right, take the barfy, snotty, wailing children with you.
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But then Zach got snotty and blew up the world.
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After the Ain't Rights' short, snotty set, they hurry to get
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Snotty tissues are stuffed down her pants and littering the floor.
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He also said "Phil" in a really snotty way, like, 25 times.
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He accuses Kendall of being an "actress" and gets snotty and snarky.
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In the UK, the scene was a little more snotty and younger.
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And even snotty nosed and coughing she was still a fucking mermaid.
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Formed in 1981, the band's first recordings bounce with the snotty fury of Crass.
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People don't have to be snotty and rude when you go into a store.
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That was his point, and it was undeniably clever, inimitably snotty and quintessentially Cruz.
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"I know at some point I was probably being a little snotty," she admitted.
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They released a snotty and thoroughly inaccurate claim that Sports Illustrated had peddled false news.
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I mean, imagine if she were stuck in a room full of snotty white powermongers.
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Russell, who lives in Driver's neighborhood, was gossiping on the sofa about snotty Brooklyn preschools.
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There's no snotty remark about her gender, or astonishment that she's not gagging at the prospect.
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This is a great snotty, nasty, fun, bratty appropriation of 1950s "gee whiz" comic panel sensibilities.
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" Cut to the jarring opening chords of show's theme song, Joan Jett's loud, snotty "Bad Reputation.
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Carlson is remarkably unappealing, like Tom Buchanan, or the snotty villain in a 1980s teen movie.
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She skinny-dips, she doesn't wear corsets or stockings, and she sasses snotty shopkeepers Pretty Woman-style.
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Maybe that involves copying your manager on a snotty email — or taking you off an important thread.
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With my cold, I find myself hoping that I'm not the ugly, snotty crier of the group.
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But the bands on this part of the list still like to keep punk raw and snotty.
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Spots, blotches, stripes, snotty secretions, urine and even bones and digits glowed after exposure to blue light.
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He was snotty, and was, like, 'If you're so good, then why don't you do it yourself?
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He told her when her nose was snotty, watched her kids and was generally his wonderful Alex self.
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All the ridicule about her being such a haute, snotty Bouvier too good to be an American icon?
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They define their own use of "millennials" as "snide shorthand" and "snotty" within the pages of the paper.
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Because she was "snotty and sneezy," he also had to treat her for a series of respiratory infections.
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King Krule's latest album, The Ooz, is all about bodily fluids; it's sludgy and snotty and piss-stained.
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If you're sick, do not store a snotty hankie in your pocket for germ distribution throughout the day.
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Arachne is "in textiles"; she's a weaver who got turned into a spider for being snotty to Athena.
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"Know your place/Bite your tongue," the singer Ren Aldridge taunts in the snotty voice of an oppressor.
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Much of it sounded like it took influence from the Gravity Records scene with its brash, snotty delivery.
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" Even the kids she's helping can be snotty, with one asking her, "Why you talk like a white girl?
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The biggest royal headache is the snotty Duke of Windsor, not the possibility of Prince Harry running around naked.
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Just yesterday on Twitter, I was being kind of snotty with people insisting it shouldn't count as a transcript.
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But her Snow White is fresh, a little snotty but highly capable, with far more grit than her Prince.
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Bissinger freaked out that real, honest-to-god reporters like him were being undercut and replaced by snotty bloggers.
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In the first draft of the show, Burr is as snotty and entitled as one of the Gossip Girl kids.
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In this case, it's a snotty newcomer named Jackson Storm (Armie Hammer) who benefits from space-age technology and training.
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She reminded me of some snotty reporter who was trying to get them to say what she wanted to hear.
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Single Mothers' earliest batch of songs, those which comprised their debut EP, were snotty, abrasive, and at times downright mean.
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The asterisk on Jordan's legacy has taken the unusual shape of his own sobbing, snotty face — the Crying Jordan meme.
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Other times, we can slip into the "this movie is overrated!" trap, which usually comes off as snotty and ignorant.
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A former prosti-kitty, she once "haunted many a low resort" and is now a social pariah among the snotty Jellicles.
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I get a bad cold about twice a year and am a snotty, coughing mess for about two weeks each time.
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There will be massive rolling 808s and a plaintively smooth voice and a persona that is equal parts sensitive and snotty.
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The trick worked, but when he went to retrieve his snotty stash, he accidentally pushed it farther into his nasal cavity.
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And I like your word, you use of the word snotty, because we&aposre watching just adult mean girls all the time.
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In smaller cities without these living conditions, the effect of low humidity is more pronounced, helping cause peaks of snotty, sniffling disease.
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As for Kelton, I expect him to have a snotty comeback, but instead he just stands there, genuinely thrown by my comment.
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As a snotty kid in the group it took years for me to get to my own step on this social ladder.
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She said once, 'I've been in the business for 10 years and this snotty-nosed punk comes along and gets a show.
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Women shoulder the burdens of family and community—they take care of dying parents, snotty kids, shut-in neighbors—anyone before themselves.
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When those snotty relative old-timers tell you to enjoy your stay and then hit the road, they are kind of right.
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Meanwhile, Alex asks his snotty friend what he should text to his crush Addie, in response to something she said earlier that day.
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Every single damn episode of This Is Us is emotional and heartbreaking and bound to reduce us all to snotty, ugly-crying puddles.
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Aren't we all just one snotty memo away from cranking up the Geto Boys and bashing the office printer with a baseball bat?
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Elsewhere, on the snotty "Famous," which features bits from Sister Nancy's dance hall classic "Bam Bam," Mr. West appears in the mood to shock.
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"When she said she got "spat on by a snotty J. Lo."When she observed "how stiff and awkward George Clooney is around kids.
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Although snotty and steeply priced, Employees Only makes undeniably killer cocktails, and The Wren is a refreshingly chilled for a bar that's on Bowery.
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" Sorrell recalls one "snotty comment" made by one of the established players, regarding his new venture: "Someone called us a speck in the mirror.
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"Starboy" is a frontal assault on Daft Punk's storied dance music lineage—a snotty millennial banger better suited to Snapchat stories than Essential Mixes.
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When I refuse to spank, even progressive Czechs around me seem to believe that I've adopted a sort of snotty, New Age-y approach.
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Instead, they took to YouTube for a full six minutes to explain in tearful, snotty, and somehow hilarious detail everything that led to their split.
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Lead singer Doug Jenkins, has a snotty, almost-Strokes-esque voice that's drowning in reverb, a delightful juxtaposition to the dreamy melodies he spits out.
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And I think they are easy marks for people like Samantha Bee to be snotty too, and to attack and to try to tear down.
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Musically, it's more of the (very welcome) same— Napalm Death- and Insect Warfare-worshipping razor-sharp riffs, punchy drumming, snotty screeches, massive breakdowns, and all.
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The Washington Post published three articles about the so-called controversy: "Vanity Fair staffers provide snotty, condescending life tips for Hillary Clinton," read one headline.
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Your coworker won't stop coughing and your kid keeps coming home from school a snotty mess, and a box of tissues barely lasts you one day.
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Thousands of travelers have passed through here: pilots and flight attendants from all over the world, snotty children, flu-ridden businessmen — not to mention countless employees.
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Its aggressive advertising campaigns warned people to not put a cold in their pocket in the form of a snotty handkerchief, and use disposable tissue instead.
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Ariel Winter blasted an L.A. body shop for taking months to repair her wrecked G-Wagon, but the shop's claiming she's just being a snotty celeb.
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Monica was a teary, snotty mess the night she blindsided me with the news that she may have to leave me if I didn't get healthier faster.
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"I learned every song you sang by heart, and didn't get snotty about being a purist until everybody told me I was the Virgin Mary," she wrote.
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Once that sheet hits the air, it expands, breaking up into snotty strings, then a series of different-sized droplets all trapped in a turbulent gas cloud.
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" Marr said it seems that a theme of the film is "small time, central redneck America sticking one up to the snotty East Coast elites, as it were.
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Today, I Googled "sneezing noodles," to see if anyone else shared my experience, and would you believe it, up popped all these videos of babies sneezing snotty noodles.
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Jude Law wears extravagant fur coats and snotty facial expressions like nobody's business, but never quite fulfills the scenery-chewing potential of such a clearly, obviously evil character.
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It's a modest twist on an old horror formula, where -- like snotty teenagers -- the viewer isn't supposed to feel especially guilty about watching the characters potentially become victims.
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After Marr suggested during the interview that Gold was about "redneck America sticking one up to the snotty East Coast elites," McConaughey decided to share his thoughts on Trump.
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It's Tracy, of course, who, in 1962, dreams of stardom on an afternoon dance show, despite a heavy-set frame that hardly mirrors the physiques of its snotty standouts.
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These are the sorts of obsessions that come from prolonged solitude, staring at a snotty handkerchief and wondering about its implications, worrying about the color of your own urine.
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We have an essay this week from Zuzana Boehmová about how her family thinks she's acting like a "snotty, New Age-y" hippie because she doesn't spank her children.
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But as for it being "snotty" to state that the quality of tea used in tea bags is worse than that of loose tea, that is simply a fact.
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It releases the strings into the current, forming a snotty web that it holds on to with its equivalent of a toothy tongue, trapping plankton and other ocean debris.
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All at once, I'm a snotty-nosed teenager proclaiming the superiority of Iranian food to all other cuisines as my dad laughs approvingly and my mum simmers with rage.
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" To be fair, the child did sign off with a pleasant greeting of "love," even if it was then signed with a particularly snotty "I'm not telling you my name.
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The Philly torchbearers deliver a 12-song blast of pure, uncut, three-chord punk rock on At Work—snotty, fast, and tight—just the way God (Joey Ramone) intended it.
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I do hope that I remember the people from high school who I found exceptional and fun to be around—rather than the cliquey, snotty ones—in the coming years.
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These skate-punk extraordinaires have it all—from their energy to their strained, snotty vocals to songs like "Where Did I Go Wrong?" that do nothing if not inspire destruction.
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You sit, deflated, in the crease of their sofa, snotty-nosed and chest heaving with sobs after recalling visceral details of a trauma, and their face is like a mirror.
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"I don't know how to be a real friend," I told my therapist as I blew my snotty nose, embarrassed at my tears and the seemingly stupid simplicity of my predicament.
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For a while, this diversity was regularly used as a snotty wedge against HBO's "Girls," as if Abbi and Ilana were the pure Elizabeth Warren to Lena Dunham's tainted Hillary Clinton.
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Thankfully, this little kid with a snotty nose was well trained in booger courtesy, and informed his teacher with a short note that he accidentally dropped a snot right on his test.
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Whether she's the mother of your children or the one who raised you, she's been there through it all—the good, the bad, and the snotty—and for that, we celebrate her.
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In Manchester by the Sea, Michelle Williams has one heartbreaking scene, full of snotty tears, that is so moving that many say could result in an Oscar-nomination for Best Supporting Actress.
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In pictures, my nose was wide; when I pushed on the tip, it would become flat; but more than anything, the inside wasn't working properly — I was constantly stuffed up and snotty.
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Overwatch also doesn't keep track of kill/death ratios, making it less easy for snotty players to bash those who aren't performing as well, and it finds new way to celebrate achievements.
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The Incredible Shrinking Dickies flaunted fun, bizarre songs such as "Walk Like an Egg" and "You Drive Me Ape (You Big Gorilla)," all rendered with lightspeed hooks and snotty yet silly vocals.
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At the same time, there are chaotic preparations to receive the king and queen, and comical friction with the Royal Family's retinue, who bring several trunks of snotty attitude along with them.
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And at this point I was happy: she's screaming out the window, and he's in the street insulting her, and at last there was a little action in this uptight, snotty neighborhood.
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He is Tom Buchanan now, or a snotty prep school villain of the teen movies that came out when he himself was sent away to St. George's for high school in the 1980s.
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" — Aaron Kall, director of University of Michigan debate program "Sad to report Cruz's snotty command to Donald to not interrupt won't play as well as either Trump's 'lyin' Ted' or Rubio's yoga crack.
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It's an odd space Propagandhi occupies these days: Though they began their musical career as snotty Canadian punk teens in the mid 90s, they now serve as the genre's revered elder states-band.
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In an industry where everyone complains about everything, a bad collection, a snotty designer, a perceived slight or, more often than not, a real one, he was always grinning delightedly, asking what's next.
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After her husband took on the demanding job of high school football coach, Tami, played by Connie Britton, took over maintaining the house and taking care of their (kinda snotty) teenage daughter, Julie.
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A note from Butler's account told The Weeknd that Gomez was "getting fresh on set," while Prentice appeared to have left a snotty comment asking the "Bad Liar" singer of being unable to act.
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"Before I met her, I was in a snotty, sort of slacker Largo scene," he said, referring to the Los Angeles club that became a major launching pad of comedy talent in the 1990s.
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"Grow my hair / I wanna be, wanna be, wanna be Jim Morrison" he sneers derisively on "Anyone Can Play Guitar," a snotty and barbed grunge-pop number from Radiohead's 24 debut album Pablo Honey.
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I mean, there is Michel, basically a snotty French cartoon cat who is obsessed with Celine Dion, and Lane, Rory's best friend, maybe one of the best teenage girls ever, but her mother Mrs.
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When someone is that absolutely sure of herself — whether she's a snotty 21-year-old matchmaker or a 43-year-old lifestyle guru — it's hard not to think for a second, Wait, is she right?
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I'd also tell you that beans are crucial but then I'd have 100,000 snotty Texans clogging up my feed because they think Texas does everything right, from cooking beanless chili to hydrofracking under daycare centers.
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For 220 minutes I sat in my car without killing the engine, heat blasting, wiping my snotty nose with the back of my wrist, jamming my fists into my eyes to make them stop crying.
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Assigned to clean the carpet on a docked yacht, she at first banters with, then alienates, the snotty Mexican playboy Leonardo Montenegro, the ne'er-do-well son of the third richest man in the world.
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"I have a lot of regard for the president, I understand how snotty some of this stuff is that they do to him, but even then, I think he has to rise above that," Hatch continued.
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Regarding the limpness of 2017's explicit protest music, I agree; we deserve better than Father John Misty acting snotty about human folly, as if he didn't suffer from the human folly of singing like James Taylor.
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As much as we may like to think we're the type of person who can enjoy a passionate clinch during one of this month's April showers, we'll pick cozy and comfortable over snotty and soggy every day.
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This is where Snotty Nose Rez Kids, the Vancouver duo of rappers Young D and Yung Trybez, come in with their seething new song "The Warriors," a pointed barb of hip-hop specifically made to combat the expansion.
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When she is shown to her room by a rehab administrator named Foster (Alistair Cope, who, like the rest of the supporting cast, is excellent), she flips him off with snotty remarks: she is defiant, or acting defiant.
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All of the girls are pale and thin and snotty, with terrific center-partings in that very typically 70s style, and all of the blood looks like gouache, which makes the death freakier because it looks deeply surreal.
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For example, on January 9, former sportscaster Keith Olbermann criticized the sports website The Players' Tribune for "publishing pieces by snotty rando kids playing children's games," after the site ran a feature on esports star Yiliang "Doublelift" Peng.
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What Wolfe got right—and it's a criticism that still rings true today—is his skewering of what can be an insular, snotty, tone-deaf culture, from the almost religious zealotry of the early days of Modernism to now.
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If you watched Coven, you know that Madison (Emma Roberts) was trapped in hell — which for her is working in retail with snotty customers and an overbearing boss forever — trying to complete the seven wonders, and she kind of deserved it.
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He's made snotty punk as part of Test Icicles and affable country-rock as Lightspeed Champion; he's written and produced some of this decade's best left-of-center pop singles alongside artists like Solange, Sky Ferreira, and Carly Rae Jepsen.
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A five-piece (featuring members of Martha and Fashanu) from the fantastically named town of "Pity Me" in the North East of England, No Ditching play raw, snotty, and energetic punk with harmonies sharp enough to cut through the world's bullshit.
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"After the Party" is the fifth full-length album by his band, the Menzingers, a shaggy punk band from Scranton, Pa., that for more than a decade has been snotty but not wistful, driven and not much for the rearview mirror.
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Snotty, lofty Vortigern, who's never left his castle and is willing to go to horrifying lengths to solidify the power on which he's utterly drunk, would deserve to be taken down even if he wasn't colluding with an evil mage.
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It's not hard to trace a line from the popular depiction of annoying toddlers and snotty teens to the pervasive complaints about spoiled, egotistical "millennials," who've been warped by years of technology-aided instant gratification and our convoluted, coddling educational system.
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Now it was officially D.O.A.Eventually, I put on pants and walked my sniffling butt to the subway to go be a snotty mess alongside my coworkers and everyone else who felt defeated and afraid, but had no other choice but to soldier on.
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Whether you're pitching your startup to people with deep pockets or giving a marketing report to your snotty bosses, PoweredTemplate will provide you with the means to put together impressive, high-impact presentations that they will talk about even after it's over.
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When one of these affectionate eaters forcefully smooches a coral, the lip slobber likely has a dual function: The snotty barrier makes much of the polyp's aggravated stinging fruitless, and it helps make a suction-producing seal on the coral's own lubricated exterior.
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It starts out very polite, but the cab driver was getting snotty, and suddenly I saw Gordy reaching in through the driver's side window, grabbing the guy by the shoulders, and starting to pull him out of the cab, through the window.
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Go ahead and plop your parts on down on that seat; you'll more likely catch your next infection from your sick work neighbor with an aversion to hand washing or a snotty child who slicked up the grocery cart before you touched it.
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Led, of course, by an old flame of Mike's (Paola Nuñez), the three-person squad (Vanessa Hudgens, Alexander Ludwig and Charles Melton) demonstrates a borderline snotty disrespect for their elders that is, in the context of a sequel like this, extremely healthy.
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A gender-swapped take on the 1987 Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell comedy "Overboard," this movie stars Anna Faris as a single mom who convinces a wealthy, snotty and, after a yacht-related incident, amnesiac playboy (Eugenio Derbez) that he's her husband.
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Though Margot is slightly type-A (perhaps due to the fact that she's had to step in to care for Lara Jean and their younger sister following their mother's death), she's never the snotty princess the audience hates — because Lara Jean herself loves her.
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So numerous are his assistants that one has to ask, less in snotty disapproval than in ontological awe, how many of Patterson's books are actually "his," and to what extent he is a writer at all, as opposed to a trademark or a brand.
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Thom Yorke slurs like the verses like a snotty 2 AM drunk, which is probably just early Thom Yorke's only way of singing, but it makes for an interesting interpretation of the song—more like a twisted, spent anti-hero than a seen-it-all country boy.
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The self-proclaimed foodie ("but not in the snotty way") says that his interest in food culture was formed by the show, but he's since branched out to watching other food TV stars like Andrew Zimmern, host of the Travel Channel's Bizarre Foods, and Anthony Bourdain.
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Advertising lore goes that while the first Maggi ads promoted it as a "fast to cook" snack, mothers were ridden with massive guilt because apparently, making their kids these noodles would mean they had put barely any effort into expressing love-through-food for their snotty offspring.
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But if there's one track this year that's managed to reanimate a certain genre, in this case guitar music, it's Superorganism's "Something For Your M.I.N.D." If bands like Beck or Pavement or some other snotty nosed variant are your bag, you've likely already heard their wonky pop track.
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The week-long party, hosted annually by theater chain and film distributor Alamo Drafthouse in its hometown of Austin, TX, is a film festival curated for Gen-Xers (and older snotty millennials, like myself) who savored their teenage years smoking pot in the rear aisle of mom-and-pop VHS shops.
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Baseball bats with nails in, electrified katanas, a pipe with a motorized saw blade attached to it, gas canisters that exploded regardless of what you throw at them (fir cones, bootlaces, snotty tissues)—it wasn't the huge splat fest that Dead Rising was, but it did enough and felt incredibly cathartic.
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"Actually quantifying a lot of the conventional wisdom around diet is super valuable for me to be like, 'OK, this is not just some snotty doctor trying to tell me something,'" Geoff Woo, CEO of HVMN (previously known as Nootrobox), a company that sells supplements and a keto-diet drink, previously told Business Insider.
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I pull up beside people in their own cars and we are alone, together, with piles of pale, skinny fries on our laps, or eating fat, wet burritos off our pollen-dusted hoods, or passing bits of pastrami and tortilla chips to the dogs in the back seat, or weeping between snotty bites of sandwiches over FaceTime.
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Many of the characters make earnest posts on social media about how important it is to love and help each other (while others make snotty posts cynically calling out their coworkers), and the Hampton DeVille owned news network BNN adds a little victim counter in the corner of the screen that makes a little "ding" every time it goes up by one.
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The singer-guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong, dressed in a white blazer and shades — and not holding his guitar — led the band for their dancey new single "Father of All …" However, the moment that made the crowd go wild was a performance of the 1994 single "Basket Case," a song that helped usher in an era where snotty punk rock could be pop itself.
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What I remember is the one thing that he said he didn't like about me, and the one thing he didn't like about me, he said, was that he could tell—even though we had never had a single conversation on this subject—that I was the kind of snotty reader who thought she didn't like science fiction even though she had never read any.
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Sid's snotty performance is the perfect commentary on the wiseguys' similar societal disregard, while the stabbing guitars match Tommy's direct to camera gunshots, which recalls not only the final frames of 1903's The Great Train Robbery, but also the "My Way" footage from the Sex Pistols' Great Rock And Roll Swindle, which ends with Sid whipping out a pistol and massacring the audience.
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What's remarkable about this comp is twofold: one is that the bands mainly adhere to a lo-fi, endearingly shambling alt-country/indie fusion similar to Pinegrove themselves (the band doesn't contribute as a whole unit, but Hall performs a raucous solo version of "Burnout" and drummer Zach Levine covers "86"), not only giving the collection its own character but also exposing the yearning hearts of these snotty songs.
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Why did he tell NME immediately afterwards that Amstell was a "snotty little posh boy" who didn't write his own jokes, only to backtrack two years later in an interview with the BBC calling him "funny, charming and likeable" and saying "I'm struggling to think why I would have acted so weird [...] I would love to go on there and show them that I'm not a tantrum-y person"?
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Chance himself promoted the show by answering questions on Twitter, where he somewhat indirectly explained who his favorite rapper was by reciting most of Lil Wayne's first verse on "La La La": "Born in New Orleans / raised in New Orleans / I will forever remain faithful New Orleans / I thank you New Orleans / thank you Hollygrove / that's been my hood since a snotty nose / I come through the hood suicidal doors / I used to come through the hood on the handlebars" etc.
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In between, there were memorable encounters galore, including making the gorgeous and empathic Mariska Hargitay ugly-cry (turns out she cries at like every charity-related event, phew), enduring an Oscar winner's public bullying over an intimate dinner, facing a personal crisis at Tom Cruise's wedding in Rome, getting basically, kind of spat on by a snotty J. Lo (okay, it was like a very wet pffttt in my general direction, really obnoxious), having fun with endless lower-key celebs like Rosario Dawson and Kyle MacLachlan and Michael Douglas, observing just how stiff and awkward George Clooney is around kids, insulting Sheryl Crow's baby, and getting groped/harrassed by an A-list [omitted] performer in New York and Paris (that's not to be flip—it was violating as hell.
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