This Florida vs Alabama game is certainly a whacky one—whacky, but exciting.
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Dr. Spock is that whacky guy that-- BECKY QUICK: Oh, Dr. Spock.
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Add a mouse to the experience, and your reticle positioning can get... whacky.
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For all the whacky health stuff my roommate does, sometimes she is right.
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Well it isn't any more whacky than the possibility of a Trump presidency.
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It just looks like a cute stuffed animal, rather than a whacky techno doodad.
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All Star Weekend is bound to be jam packed with all kinds of whacky stunts.
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Thwaites's experiment is a whacky, refreshingly un-self-serious addition to these age-old conversations.
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Trump also gave a whacky interview to ABC in which he acted like a child.
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Unwilling to let the controversy go, Trump called Wilson "whacky" in a late night tweet.
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When the book came out, the internet had a great time mocking his whacky lifestyle tips.
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Some of these diets are ones you've definitely heard of before, while others are pretty whacky.
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Werdum may not have accomplished everything he hoped for with his whacky win over Travis Browne.
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So, at the end of the day, taking Ambien may make you to do some whacky stuff.
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Her boiled egg hack turned out to be a way too whacky for us to get right.
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On Refinery29 we've written countless stories debunking a celebrity's whacky health advice — because so often they are wrong.
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Sometimes, however, this research sets out to answer questions that can seem whacky to politicians and the media.
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Japan Crate (pictured above) airdrops all sorts of fun/whacky goodies with prices ranging from $235-$3 a month.
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Such whacky statutes sow seeds of distrust, which blossoms into inconsistent obedience to the comprehensive, overarching rule of law.
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However, that's exactly what makes "The Journey," as whacky as it is, feel like the perfect fit for FIFA.
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Some whacky stuff going on into Loboto's head It's like Inception, if Inception was a colorful comedic video game world.
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HARMEET DHILLON, RNC COMMITTEE WOMAN FOR CALIFORNIA: Laura, this is a whacky proposal put on the ballot by a billionaire.
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At one point, Fallon, 41, called his guest's whacky face a "broken doll," but he was no match for her.
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Yep, we're pretty sure these brave teens are basically fearless in pursuit of all things fun, whacky, and addictively watchable.
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"Oh those whacky Holocaust victims (OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OHMY GOD)," she wrote, sharing a link to the video.
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In Season 1 everyone makes fun of Old Nan for those whacky stories — until nearly every one of them comes true.
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They post daily photos of their classic pastries in whacky scenarios to their 123,000 followers, who are literally hungry for the content.
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Convention bounces don't mean much, but Trump put on an objectively whacky and low-rent convention and he got a huge one.
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I really didn't expect some weird, heavy, redemptive, Christ-like moment springing out of what began as a whacky, whoopsie-doodle situation.
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CES typically attracts whacky ideas, especially from automakers that tend to use the electronics show to showcase their most outlandish and unbuildable products.
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This morning, the fast food chain announced its official 2018 Friendsgiving menu, and it's just as whacky as the menus of years past.
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But sex is just one aspect of tantra, and as whacky as it sounds, tantric principles like breathing can be applied to your workouts.
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In 2018, the statistics about gender in the art world still indicate great inequality and show the serious, urgent, whacky reality of our time.
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People do all kinds of whacky things like this to hack their bodies at the gym, but is drinking baking soda really a good idea?
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The idea that house is a feeling makes about as much sense as the premise for this article or something else that's a bit whacky.
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At the center of the Venn diagram of whacky health trends that Busy Philipps tries and green juices that Hannah Bronfman drinks, you'll find celery juice.
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Wacky and whacky with seven home runs, this perhaps topped Toronto&aposs 25-26 win over the Phillies in 27 as the craziest World Series game ever.
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Wacky and whacky with seven home runs, this perhaps topped Toronto&aposs 15-14 win over the Phillies in 1993 as the craziest World Series showdown ever.
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Image: NASASure, things are pretty whacky here on Earth, but they're nothing compared to the gigantic storm twice as wide as our own planet raging on Jupiter.
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Outback Steakhouse is getting whacky and celebrating National Caramel Month instead of National Dessert Day, so you can indulge in a salted caramel cookie skillet for $5.49.
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Yet as whacky as the core idea sounds â€" two-headed mutants wrestling and playing soccer â€" you stop asking any questions after you actually start playing.
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These are dipped in green icing, sprinkled with confetti, and decorated with whacky reindeer and penguin candy pieces, which mimic the aesthetic of an amazingly tacky holiday sweater.
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Image: Simon Lock, Harvard UniversityTo learn more about these whacky doughnuts, researchers ran models of how spinning objects might have collided with each other in our young planetary neighborhood.
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"The leak led to a series of tweets from Trump in which he attacked Darroch as "stupid" and "whacky" and called Prime Minister Theresa May's handling of Brexit a "mess.
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So, for people like ourselves who, you know, we have a company on the one hand and then we've got sort of the risks and call it the whacky world.
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That was the genesis for Pasted, Mercer's whacky collage app that's due out next month (and just so happens to coincide with The Shins first album and tour in five years).
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On Saturday, some 29,219 miles from the nation's capital, voters in the far-flung U.S. Pacific Ocean territories will get their say in this hotly-contested and often whacky presidential primary season.
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It's a whacky premise, but "Plants vs Zombies" took off in a big way, helped by the fact that it was a simple strategy game with a broad appeal, particularly among children.
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As whacky as the all-meat diet sounds, Mikhaila's story is an example of the lengths people will go to when they feel like the healthcare system has failed them in some way.
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We do know that it will be different, with much whacky and wonderful new technology, but the nature of scientific discovery is that it's rarely exactly what we looked for, and never what we expected.
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Samsung's Galaxy S113 and Note 8 look terrific and probably have the best screens in the business, but they're pricey, have the fingerprint sensor in a whacky place, and are a step behind the U11 on imaging.
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WATTERS: What do you think about this whacky woman, Kimberly, that jumps on the Statue of Liberty and causes all sorts of disruption among the police force and the coast guard on our nation&aposs Independence Day.
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For every fun, whacky anthem like "Vagina" or "CPR" or the charmingly bonkers "Spiderman Dick," there is a song like "Pedophile," a bitter, urgently rapped narrative about abusive older men who take advantage of underage girls' naïveté.
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If the idea of eating very expensive sausage rolls while Benjy talks about his upcoming Tough Mudder in Kettering, all the while guffawing way too loudly at Dougal's whacky antics suits you, then why not visit The Grand?
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With its somewhat whacky, but yet readable text, and its energetic bounty of images, Fabulas Feminae seems to be the perfect book for mothers to read to their young daughters — and, hopefully, caring fathers to share with their sons.
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It's hard to pinpoint exactly what causes a whacky period, so if you're not convinced that travel is to blame, it's probably best to speak with a doctor to find a cause and solution to those frustrating period problems.
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As we step into 2016, there appears to be no way back from a world of increasingly nasty drugs which, despite the packaging and whacky names, are actually colored bags of toxic dust churned out by ropey Chinese chemical factories.
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There's no indication as to how many takes it took for Elba to read it all out with a straight face, but considering just how whacky the romantic tales get about him, surely he must have broken down into tears/laughter at least once or twice?
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Look, it very well might be whacky that this is what I choose to run to, but chances are you have an unexpected piece of music that you really connect to during your workouts — whether it's the Dear Evan Hansen soundtrack or Ariana Grande's Christmas album.
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For posterity's sake, here's the video remixed with the Bill Nye the Science Guy theme song: There's probably a number of much more embarrassing things Nye could walk in on you doing in a Las Vegas elevator, but hey, the dude's seen some whacky stuff over the years.
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The president is so whacky, so moody, so changeable that they must attend his every public appearance and study every nonsensical utterance in order to attempt to divine where, for the next ten seconds or so, his attention might alight and then use the opportunity to promote their own advantage.
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But where the standard bearer is a bigoted, misogynistic, morally dubious, provocateur of our enemies (except perhaps for Russia) and antagonist of our friends – or if a candidate is a whacky extremist – then moderates put themselves in play by threatening to move over and across the center line toward the other party.
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It was all so damn long ago: CNBC was born on April 17, 1989, the product of a gamble by NBC President Bob Wright and Tom Rogers, President of NBC Cable, both of whom took a whacky bet that a cable television network devoted to the rather nebulous concept of a "Consumer News and Business Channel" might somehow pay off in an era when CNN was just beginning to capture the public imagination.
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Every year the road through the village is closed for the whacky races which involve home-made soap box style go-karts racing downhill against the clock along a course lined with hay bales and crowds of people.
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The original plastic Boomwhackers were first produced in 1995. The current version, which is far more durable than the earlier prototype, was released in 1997. Ramsell started Whacky Music, Inc. in 1998, marketing a wider variety of Boomwhacker sets and materials.
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Stanley died on July 13, 2010, at the age of 87. He and Margaret were the driving force behind the park for over 30 years and a large percentage of its current rides, including the Bill Tracy-designed prototype Whacky Shack dark ride, added in 1974, come from the Nelsons' time as owners. Though there are a few Whacky Shacks still in use across the country today, this classic two-story dark ride was the last known project of Tracy's, as he died in August 1974, just a few months after its completion. In addition, the original miniature train retired with the Ottaways and was replaced with the first-ever C. P. Huntington miniature train built by Chance Rides.
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It was like, "'Shit! I'm married!" Wexler mailed Partridge fan letters, which caused tensions between him and his then-wife, whereas fellow band member Dave Gregory nicknamed her "Whacky Wex". She also inspired "You're the Wish You Are I Had" from The Big Express and "Another Satellite" from 1986's Skylarking.
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A large pile of pentatonic Boomwhackers A Boomwhacker is a lightweight, hollow, color-coded, plastic tube, tuned to a musical pitch by length. Boomwhackers are used as musical instruments in the percussion family. They were first produced by Craig Ramsell in 1995. His company, Whacky Music, has now sold more than 4 million units.
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1998 TV series only Ruby, along with Jadu Wali, is a TV-only character who doesn't appear in the books. Ruby is depicted as a tall black girl with frizzy hair worn in pigtails and an inventive personality. Ruby is like the mad scientist of the group. She invents a number of whacky inventions that almost always go wrong.
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Boomwhackers are now available to span 3½ chromatic octaves. (The addition of the Octavator Tube Caps in 1999 allowed for the third lower octave.) In July, 2009 the Sedona, Arizona-based Whacky Music, Inc., sold its interests to Rhythm Band Instruments LLC of Fort Worth, Texas, through an asset purchase agreement. Boomwhackers are made in the USA and distributed internationally by Rhythm Band Instruments.
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Recent television credits include a guest star turn on American Horror Story: Asylum, Grey's Anatomy, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine. In 2016, he appeared in the films Free State of Jones and 20th Century Women. He plays the whacky coop player Dick in the video game Dead Rising 3 which was introduced at E3 2013. The game is exclusively available on Microsoft Xbox One and was developed by Capcom Vancouver.
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O'Loughlin trained at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RSAMD). Whilst training, he starred in numerous productions including Richard III, The Cherry Orchard and Oedipus. Since graduating, O'Loughlin has appeared on a number of popular television programmes including Taggart, Sirens and River City. He also appeared in 2 episodes of the popular comedy sitcom Bob Servant, Independent as a police inspector who is constantly irritated by Servant and his whacky ideas.
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The Sun-Herald described Beach Blanket Tempest as "a high-energy, wild and whacky rock spectacular" that "satisfies all the requirements of rock opera, plus loud, raunchy rock'n'roll numbers which induce foot-tapping and hand-clapping".The Canberra Times said "this show is a delight" and that "it will induce ecstasy in the under-30s". Beach Blanket Tempest was named the 'Best New Oz Musical' of 1984 in The Sun-Herald.
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Francis was born and raised in Marion, Massachusetts, as was her husband Peter. Between 1980 and 1985 they circumnavigated the world, including the Arctic, by sail. They have two children, Holly and Tucker with whom they spent a year sailing in Central America in 2009 and 2010.Meteorologist to give talk on “Our Whacky Weather and Climate Change: Are They Connected?”, Wicked Local, March 11, 2013, Retrieved January 31, 2019.
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Random and Whacky is an Australian comedy television program for children and teenagers. It first screened on 10 Peach (previously Eleven) on 4 June 2017. The series is set in a top-secret agency, where super agents Cameron, Sunshine, Wil, Kayla and Shayla provide solutions to problems faced by children. They team is focused on brainstorming, thinking things through from different perspectives and working with often providing unconventional solutions to conventional problems.
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Ninaithale Inikkum () is an Indian Tamil-language television talk show, which aired for 22 episodes on Vendhar TV from 30 August 2014 to 5 April 2015 on every Sunday at 12:00PM IST. The talk show was presented by Tamil cinema actress Khushbu Sundar. The show features many segments including a whacky self indulging make-up by the celebrities, surprise guests either from the celebrity's family or personal friends, Shopping, and many more.
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Wood roller coaster (2003) Log Jam ride (1997) Tilt-A-Whirl ride and Whacky Shack (1997) Wurlitzer organ with Louie the Clown (1981) Joyland Amusement Park was an amusement park in Wichita, Kansas, United States. It was in continuous operation for 55 years, from June 12, 1949 to 2004, closing permanently in 2006. It was once the largest theme park in central Kansas and featured a wooden roller coaster and 24 other rides.
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In February 2002 Butler was cast as Penny Pingleton (a role she had originated in workshops) in Hairspray, the musical version of the John Waters 1988 film of the same name. After an out-of-town tryout in Seattle, Hairspray opened on Broadway on August 2002 and "became an immediate Broadway smash."Hairspray Broadway.com Even in a star-studded ensemble cast, reviewers singled Butler out for her sparkling performance as the whacky best friend.
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Writing for Entertainment Weekly, Joey Nolfi described "Mint" as a "a wonderfully whacky mix of electric, surf-rocking guitars, R&B; chants, and a pulsating EDM breakdown,". A staff member at Tokyo Girls Update analysised the composition, and noted the use of "hard-hitting beats and some slithery guitar lines". A staff member from Japanese magazine CD Journal noted the musical element of grime in its composition. The lyrical content for both "Mint" and "Chit Chat" includes English and Japanese language.
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"I'm Going Slightly Mad" had been mentioned by John Deacon in a letter printed in the Queen Fan Club magazine of Spring 1990. Describing it as the "whacky single", Deacon revealed the work on the song was in progress. The song was written by Mercury, who initially had the song's title in his mind. During an evening with his friend Peter Straker, Mercury explained his idea for the song, which he wanted to feature lyrics of tongue-in-cheek one liners inspired by Noël Coward.
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Wooldoor is originally described as a "Whacky Whatchamacallit", but the species are named "sockbats". The rest of his species was exterminated in a holocaust by a species of Strawberry Shortcake-like characters. In the movie, Wooldoor refers to himself as a "32-year-old schizophrenic drug addict with jaundice and several deformities." It is shown in the episode "Drawn Together Babies", that he used to be a human named Walter, but Captain Hero personally caused his "deformities" on a Sit and Spin while interrogating him.
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Then, he co-directed the BO of the Taxi 3 for Luc Besson who saw rising stars like Diam, Vitaa, Corneille, Korr et Scalp he wrote in the same year for Alain Chabat the music for the movie RRRrrrr!!!, a whacky movie filmed in 2003, with les Robins des Bois. In 2003, produced by Sony Columbia his first solo album France History X which is regarded as a definitive, high-value example of French rap. The album showed a timeless analysis of the French wealthy's differences and contradictions.
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All his subjects – Paul McCartney, David Bowie, Bucks Fizz, John Lydon – were delightfully over-exaggerated, as mischievous and eccentric as their interrogator." This lampooning included renaming well- known musicians based on their character traits, such as "Dame David" for Bowie, "Fab Macca Whacky Thumbs Aloft" for McCartney, "Sir Clifford of Richard" for Cliff Richard, "Lord Frederick Lucan of Mercury" for Freddie Mercury, and "Horrible Headband" for Mark Knopfler. Hibbert later said: "It sounds like I'm blowing my own trumpet but yes, I did [invent Smash Hits lingo]. Before I got there in 1983 there was none of that.
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Hunt's Pier featured many unique rides and attractions, including a classic wooden roller coaster called the Flyer, indoor rides such as Keystone Kops and Whacky Shack, and an outdoor boat ride called Jungleland. For many years, The Golden Nugget had the honor of being the oldest ride on the Wildwood Boardwalk still surviving in its original form and location. The Golden Nugget originally opened in July 1960 on the newly constructed oceanside section of Hunt's Pier. The Golden Nugget was built three stories high with the top floor designed to imitate a mine car ride through the desert.
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Kerley is known by people that know her as whacky at the best of time and impromptuous. Kerley's love of music is extremely broad but her roots are country music from way back. Kerley loves to introduce country songs to her Naturally Kerley cover band act due to country music slowly becoming more popular in Australia with people like Alan Jackson, Toby Keith, Zac Brown and her favourite Carrie Underwood touring in the last few years. Naturally Kerley have been seen in many pubs in Hong Kong making guess star appearances of a song or two nightly.
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Pope, p. 50 It was during this period that she first sang "Whacky-Wack" and "When you Wink the Other Eye", a song which introduced her famous wink at the audience.Farson, pp. 38–39 Unlike her West End audiences who enjoyed her coarse humour, her "blue" performances did not impress audiences in the East End.Pope, p. 73 While appearing at the Foresters music hall in Mile End, she met and began dating Percy Charles Courtenay,Pope, p. 56 a ticket tout from Streatham, London. The courtship was brief, and the couple married on 12 November 1887 at St John the Baptist, Hoxton. In May 1888, Lloyd gave birth to a daughter, Marie (1888–1967).
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At the time, the cane was still used in many British schools and coincided with the revival of the Jimmy Edwards TV show Whacko so this sort of behaviour was deemed perfectly innocent, as were the regular slipperings that Dennis The Menace received. In one strip Whacky reasons how he got his name: that when he was first born the nurse smacked him on his rear! The character was typically dressed as an old fashioned schoolboy: blazer (when in colour it would either be green, orange or red), matching cap, shirt and tie and school shorts, even in the winter. When not at school he usually wore a sweater; however, he still sported his school uniform shorts.
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Ralph Stock is regarded as one of the leading developers of digital games for the health and education sectors. His most famous game, Mad TV, is a whacky television station simulation game published by Rainbow Arts in 1991. The game received positive reviews from the trade press (Powerplay magazine: “Mad TV is one of the funniest strategy games of the year”) and inspired various official and unofficial sequels. Stock's Emergency HQ, released in 2018 for iOS and Android, is the first game in the Emergency series to be designed as a purely free-to-play game. PocketPC magazine describes it as a successful implementation of the Emergency game principle: “In conclusion: a strong classic re-issued for the mobile gaming market”.
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Ballyryan crag from the south The Ballyryan rock climbing crag is located right beside the Ailladie Car Park on the R477 road, which is opposite the Stone Wall section of the Ailladie sea–cliff (see map below). While Ballyran's first rock climbing routes date from the early 1970s (e.g. Whose Corner (VS 4c), and Whacky (HS) grade), it is noted that Irish "Tiglin" climbing groups conducted courses on many Ballyryan routes without recording their ascents. While most of Ballyryan's routes are circa 10–12 metres high and between Diff to HVS, its proximity to Ailladie, with its numerous severe climbs, has led to a number of E–grade climbs being put up in the crag, namely, Agony Aunt (E2 5c) and Crack 90 (E3 6a).
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The strip was in the shape of a glass, to promote the free fruit drink that came with it. The comic's most popular strip was Ivor Lott and Tony Broke, a classic tale of two boys – one rich, one poor, with the latter usually the victor of the many battles they had. The strip continued long after the comic closed, finally ending in the last edition of Buster in January 2000. Another popular strip, Whacky, debuted in the first edition, albeit initially in a half page format, sharing its space with readers letters. The strip later added the tag-line "He’s always getting whacked" to emphasise the story of a schoolboy who is regularly caned by his sadistic teacher – the equally appropriately named Mr Thwackery.
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A review in Variety wrote, "Much of the humor is whacky and nonsensical, but made palatable in the manner of presentation by the Crosby- Hope team and crackerjack direction of Victor Schertizinger." Harrison's Reports wrote that the story made "little sense", but that this "does not matter much, for the entertaining qualities of the picture are the gags, the songs, and the clowning on the part of Bing Crosby and Bob Hope", who were called "excellent as a team." Film Daily agreed, reporting that "Bing and Bob make up a swell team, with a resulting heavy bundle of laughs." John Mosher of The New Yorker found the film trivial but wrote that it "saunters along as easily as any of the collection" of comedies playing that week.
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" The Biologos Foundation stated "that one of the lasting effects of this debate will be to further alienate Christianity from science in the public consciousness." The Australian Broadcasting Corporation said that the debate "drew world attention, once again, on the United States as the home of whacky Christianity." Michael Behe, a biologist at Lehigh University and an advocate of intelligent design, felt that by "talking on about the age of the Earth [rather] than on the elegance and complexities of life", both Ham and Nye lost the debate. Metropolitan Nicholas of the Greek Orthodox Church, who was trained as a scientist before taking holy orders, also criticized both Nye's and Ham's approach to the debate, saying that "Research that is done to challenge God, has the disease of prejudice.
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Byrge has not done much acting since the demise of the Ernest franchise; however, in later years, he did reprise his role as Bobby once again for an independent DVD movie, alongside Billy Dee (who also is the webmaster of the official Ernest/Jim Varney fansite), entitled Billy and Bobby the Whacky Duo On Vacation. In the movie, buddies Billy and Bobby go on roadtrip, but before they do, Billy needs to teach Bobby how to drive (which reflects Byrge's real-life lack of driving skills); Bobby also has a lot of dialogue in the movie as well. Byrge has also been involved in a number of music videos and theater productions in his hometown of Nashville. Also he was in the Ray Stevens video Sitting Up With The Dead as Uncle Fred and in the video for Shriner’s Convention as an unnamed Shriner.
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Lawson was a friend of Bennett, and when asked why he chose to perform Bothy Culture, he said: The bulk of the music was the result of two separate string sections, with numerous Scottish fiddlers leading the traditional melodies in one string section while accompanying soundscapes were provided by classical violins, double bass and cellos in the other. The voice of "Aye?" was provided by Innes Watson of the Treacherous Orchestra. David Hayman read Sorley MacLean's English translation of "Hallaig," while in a break from the album, Fiano Hunter and the Glasgow Chapel Choir recreated the Grit song "Blackbird", accompanied by Danny MacAskill's stunt cycle work. "Shputnik in Glenshiel" was accompanied by whistle from Fraser Fifeld, while “Ud the Doudouk” featured punches of brass, Innes’ spirited chants and a "perfectly-timed finish." Meanwhile, the “impossibly whacky” intro for "Joik" was translated to strings, brass and percussion, unifying the folk and classical string sections.
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