T, the fictional wife of Mr. T, and Wendy Whiner.
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Yet I don't think he sees himself as a whiner.
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Also named Manuel, the son has the voice of a whiner.
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"I didn't want them to think I was a whiner," she says.
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" Lowry crowned Trump "the most fabulous whiner in all of American politics.
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If you say yeah, there was sexism in this race, everyone says, 'Whiner.
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If you say, 'Yeah, there was sexism in this race,' everyone says, 'Whiner.
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The first one is, 'Uh, yeah,' in which case everybody says, 'Oh, whiner.
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This time, he called for Crosby to be suspended and labelled him a whiner.
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It was the speech of a whiner, not the "winner" he's sold himself to be.
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He's the ultimate whiner, so this mug can drown all his words into one sarcastic place.
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Which is unfair, especially since the president is already a whiner who lives on another planet.
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Either way, he's an All-American whiner who grumbles every time he doesn't get his way.
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Nagasu says she did not mean to be mistaken for ungracious or a whiner or a narcissist.
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PARELES Lil Uzi Vert is a slippery vocalist, sometimes a charismatic whiner and sometimes a snappish rapper.
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I took to Amazon's reviews page to determine whether I'm just a whiner or have a legitimate gripe.
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Trump is quickly becoming the "whiner in chief," at least when it comes to comedians poking fun at him.
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" -- revealed this is a work in progress for the famously direct man who has confessed to being "a fabulous whiner.
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Even if the crowd wasn't feeling the establishmentarian tone of the question, they didn't like Ted Cruz the whiner either.
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Fans screamed at him, calling him a whiner and a player past his prime, just hours from another postseason exit.
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"If you say, 'Yeah, there was sexism in this race,' everyone says 'whiner,'" Warren told reporters outside of her home.
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The Parkland, FL teen just fired back at Ingraham saying she's sorry for calling Hogg a whiner over his college rejections.
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He told a coworker she was a "whiner," and his colleagues have filed complaints about his inappropriate remarks six times this year.
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" He made his case earlier Monday on Twitter, tweeting "@realDonaldTrump, you aren't just a loser, you are a liar and a whiner.
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" Bush fired back on twitter later Monday morning, writing: "@realDonaldTrump, you aren't just a loser, you are a liar and a whiner.
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He's still part of the national curriculum for French eighth-graders, and the râleur — the dissatisfied, grumpy whiner — remains a national archetype.
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"You aren't just a loser, you are a liar and a whiner," Mr. Bush wrote in a post on Twitter, directed at Mr. Trump.
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Up North, Sam nets +280 for escaping his job as janitor / whiner and making it back to Winterfell to help Jon, who isn't there.
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Only time will tell, but whether or not Trump ever becomes commander in chief, he has already secured the title of whiner in chief.
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A woman addressing sexism or ignoring it while running for president is either going to be seen as a whiner, or living on another planet.
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And, not only is he a lazy whiner, he's also a projectionist: He is so consumed by his insecurities that he projects them onto others.
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The senator excoriated the President for everything from getting millions from his father to start his business empire to being, in her view, a whiner.
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She reminded him how, from ages 2000 to 22008, she had been a whiner, but on her fifth birthday, had made a conscious decision to stop.
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Trump, who loves to play the "this election is rigged" card, is usually a champion whiner ("my microphone was terrible" was his choice complaint for the first debate).
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"You aren't just a loser, you are a liar and a whiner," Bush wrote in an apparent reference to Trump's claims of irregularities in the Iowa caucus results.
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At the No Whiner Diner, a sign in the parking lot seemed to be chiding the state for Carlsbad's colossal traffic jams: "Congestion not just in your head," it said.
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Life is terrible and yet, as played with ineffable gentleness by Ms. Wiest, whose alto flute of a voice has never seemed so gay and vulnerable, Winnie is no whiner.
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However, and I'm really a work whiner this week, sorry, I was distracted by a disaster unfolding in my inbox and sent possibly the most assertive (aggressive) email of my career.
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"You can role play it as much as you want, but 99 percent of the time you're going to come across as a whiner" if you don't establish that foundation first, he cautioned.
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"The first seven years or eight years, there was a lot of eye-rolling in Silicon Valley about Yelp being a complainer, or I'm a whiner, or this is a stupid issue," Stoppelman said.
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This is a woman who rose to prominence at Fox News for dying on the hill that Santa Claus is a Caucasian man and that Michelle Obama was a "whiner" for speaking out against racism.
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Trump's remarks came after a series of tweets from Jeb Bush earlier Monday targeting the outspoken real estate tycoon, calling him "a loser" as well as "a liar and a whiner" and going after him for questioning Sen.
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We have extensive government and Google programs, fields of study, and legal and social norms to protect women, but when a man complains about a gender issue issue affecting men, he's labelled as a misogynist and a whiner.
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We have extensive government and Google programs, fields of study, and legal and social norms to protect women, but when a man complains about a gender issue issue [sic] affecting men, he's labelled as a misogynist and whiner[10].
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Whether we imagine the world of a high-profile fighter to be Eden or an inferno—full of normal problems magnified or ones entirely different—influences whether we think Jackson is a serial whiner or whether he deserves empathy.
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Most of the boys hadn't complained, some had even slowed down as they passed, but it took only one whiner, and then she was forced to switch to diving, which was where she should have been all along anyway.
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Of course, there's still time for it to all blow up in Trump's face, particularly if the other presidential candidates manage to portray him as a whiner who's not attending the debate just because he can't get what he wants.
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Ewald and Lukens can write ragged or lilting or fierce or dejected riffs on command, rip them up with suitably serrated backup chords, and, that's right, carry a tune, albeit in flat adenoidal yowls whose occasional slip into whiner territory conveys humble human limitation.
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That's precisely the kind of behavior she ridiculed as the province of "sexual panhandlers" at the party, as prompted by Bonnie (an excellent Sarah Stiles), the big-haired, bawdy trader who manspreads during her therapy sessions and insists that no woman wants a whiner.
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"Togetherness" wasn't an easy series to like at first; it seemed like a show about self-involved whiners (lightened by Mr. Zissis' and Ms. Peet's sharp comic turns), but revealed itself as an empathetic story about how circumstances can turn you into a self-involved whiner.
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Haddock, who wasn't involved with this study, has researched women firefighters' health in the U.S. "I believe that women firefighters are often pressured to not address their unique concerns for fear of being labeled as a 'whiner' or wanting special accommodations," he told Reuters Health by email.
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Bust has a good rundown of some of the ridiculous things Kelly has said — ranging from insisting Santa Claus is white to calling Michelle Obama a "whiner" for speaking out against racism — that are in line with some of the more ridiculous things Fox has aired.
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The spent grain from the Whiner Beer Company, the building's largest tenant, is mixed with wood chips and horse manure to produce roughly 20,000 pounds of compost a month, and some of the carbon dioxide from the fermenting process is used to stimulate the growth of plants and algae.
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I was kind of a whiner about it: Yes, I did see The Force Awakens, and yes, I mostly liked it, but I kept telling friends that I didn't need to buy a ticket to a new Star Wars So last night, despite my protests, I found myself watching another Star Wars movie.
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There's Naomi (Rudolph), a mother of four who rocks a jumpsuit like no other; Jenny (Emily Spivey, who co-wrote the film), the flakey whiner of the group who gives 84 excuses why she shouldn't be somewhere even as she reluctantly attends; Catherine (Ana Gasteyer), a successful workaholic mini-pizza entrepreneur; and Val (Paula Pell), a Portland-based vintage jewelry store owner with brand-new knee-transplants who's looking for love.
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" Describing her interactions with voters on the campaign trail, the Minnesota senator told host Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceTrump criticizes Fox, which 'isn't working for us anymore' White House says Trump pressing forward amid escalation of China trade war Sunday shows - White House stresses Trump's determination in China trade fight as GOP challenger emerges MORE, "They don't want a whiner in the White House … they are tired of hearing the president whining every day when they're struggling to make ends meet.
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To acknowledge the realities of running as a woman — the double standards, the higher bars, the demands for likability and relatability in a nation that mostly only relates to and likes dudes; the need to be authoritative but not hectoring; to be smart but not a know-it-all; to be cool but not fake; to be warm but not a mommy; to be maternal but not too soft; to have the contours of your life, from your breasts to your skin-care routines to your maternity leaves, treated as foreign and weird and maybe counterfeit by a political media that's never had to take this stuff seriously before; to be honest but not actually tell the truth about any of this stuff because you'll sound like a whiner — is a trap.
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He had an argument with Home Secretary David Blunkett who was seeking to introduce mandatory minimum sentences for some serious crimes.Blunkett branded 'a whiner', bbc.co.uk, 14 May 2003.
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Awful Bebad- He's the main antagonist. He is also a man who wants the world to be gloomy just like him. Geek- Bebad's redheaded assistant who is the stereotypical geek. Whiner- Bebad's other assistant.
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Listeners can call Carr's voice mail service,Carr has stated that the format was copied by The Whiner Line of The Big Show on WRKO's sister station WEEI-FM. On Glenn Ordway's final day hosting that show, 15 February 2013, he denied the charge, saying that The Whiner Line began as a complaint line and was only later made a comedy feature based on the calls that came in. the "Chump Line". Selected messages are played shortly after the start of the show's third hour.
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Village Voice critic Robert Christgau dismissed Sheik as a second-rate "matinee idol" and "a whiner stupid enough to fall for the depressed wacko" and "stupid enough to blame it entirely on her", in reference to "Barely Breathing".
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"The Whiner Line" was a regular feature which consisted of listeners calling in and leaving complaints on a voicemail system, which was played at the end of the show. Complaints covered a wide range of subjects, including sports teams and stars, the hosts, other listeners, celebrities, current events and local politicians. The messages often included impersonations of celebrities and local figures. There were numerous running jokes on the Whiner Line, many of which were by local comedian Graig Murphy, who performed impersonations which include Tom Menino, Robert Kraft, Terry Francona, Grady Little, Shannon Sharpe, Harry Caray, Deval Patrick and Dave Lewis.
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A constant whiner and quite cowardly, she was the dubbed early on as group airhead and completely ignorant to it. Not usually the type to hang out with Juno and her friends, Sara ran with the more popular types, her powers only known by the four others she trusted.
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Piscopo was best known for his impressions of celebrities such as Frank Sinatra. Piscopo rewrote the lyrics for a Sinatra sketch with the help of Sinatra lyricist Sammy Cahn, and recalled that "by the grace of God, the old man loved it." Piscopo and Robin Duke also played Doug and Wendy Whiner.
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The Whiner parodies The Crier and The Hilltop and lampoons various Saint Anselm College issues. The motto of the Saint Anselm Whiner was "Unreliability You Can Count On." The Quatrain, published annually by a small group of students with the help of the English Department and the printing office, is a collection of students' poetry, short stories, and artwork (photographic and otherwise) that is collected via submissions over the course of the academic year and is freely distributed to the student population near the end of the second semester. The Shank, published each semester, is the History Department's journal consisting exclusively of students' work. The journal is open to all students regardless of their major, as long as the paper submitted was written in a history class.
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Stephanie Schaefer described the character as "bewitching, "dizzy," and "wacky. Francine L. Trevens described the character as a "conniving" whiner. Damon L. Jacobs said Delia displayed all the characteristics of Borderline Personality Disorder before it was first listed as a diagnosis in 1980. Kristen said for the character to be "real" she observed those that were extremely needy.
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333 with four home runs & 33 RBIs as a Cub. In , in a platoon with left- handed hitting Scot Thompson in right field, Vail batted .335 with seven home runs & 35 RBIs. Herman Franks called Vail a "constant whiner who made him sick" when he resigned as manager of the Cubs with seven games remaining on their schedule.
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Julia is the 36-year-old daughter of Agnes and Tobias. Three times divorced, she has just recently left her fourth husband and has returned home. Her father calls her a whiner, and her mother has little time for her. Julia, based on a relative of Albee, his cousin Barbara Lauder, has set a pattern in her life of marrying for the wrong reasons and then divorcing and returning home.
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"A Whiner Called David Horowitz Moans at Sid Blumenthal and Imagined CIA Slur; A Commie Called Graydon Carter; What Chavez Said to Lula", CounterPunch.org, May 31, 2003. In May 1989, Horowitz, Ronald Radosh, and Collier attended a conference in Kraków calling for the end of Communism. After marching with Polish dissidents in an anti-regime protest, Horowitz spoke about his changing thoughts and why he believed that socialism could not create their future.
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With the collapse of the Volksunie in 2001, split between left and right factions led by Anciaux and Geert Bourgeois which became Spirit and New-Flemish Alliance (NV-A) respectively. A number of iD21 members joined Agalev, the Flemish green party, rather than Spirit. At this time, Anciaux acquired the nickname "The Whiner" as he broke out in tears every so often. In 2002 Anciaux stepped down as Minister for Culture in the Flemish government.
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In 2003 Atlantic Books, in association with The Guardian, published a book based on "Where is Raed?" under the title The Baghdad Blog (). It comprises Salam's blog entries from September 2002 to June 2003 with footnotes. In August 2004, after not having updated his previous blog for several months, Pax started a second blog titled "shut up you fat whiner!" He also worked as a journalist for The Guardian, writing columns and featured articles.
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McNinch abandoned the music scene and began publishing comic zines including The Assassin and the Whiner, and Food Geek. Her mini comic You Don't Get There From Here is still being published regularly. McNinch also has work included in various anthologies, including QU33R, No Straight Lines: Four Decades of Queer Comics, Runner Runner, Tablegedden and multiple issues of Not My Small Diary. Her book I Want Everything to be Okay was published by Tugboat Press.
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Lily is devastated and his death is the catalyst for Wanderer to reveal her secret of getting a Soul out of a body and leave Melanie's body. When asking Wanda questions in her 'informal class', he is more interested in the way the Souls run the Earth than the Planets to which Wanda has been. Lacey — The Seeker's host. Lacey is described as an obnoxious whiner and is suspected to be the reason for the Seeker's intemperate attitude.
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The Whiner Brothers(played by Rick Burgess and Bubba Bussey, and voiced by David Andrew Brent and Peter Jaycock in the Animated Adventures): Two villains who use a radio station broadcast to make children whine and complain. The CheaterIMDB (played by Peter Vann): Best among super villains, god among men. His tools are his "belittler," his flying cards, land mines, and a bouncy house gladiator club. If one is unlucky enough to get him angry, The Cheater will unplug his/her surge protector.
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Muhyo has shown that he can speak the language of the underworld allowing him to speak with the creatures he summons to carry out his sentences, this talent also allows him to command the creatures to pause or stop the punishment they were delivering. ;, nicknamed : :He is Muhyo's assistant. He's a kind-hearted person, almost to a fault, as it interferes with his ability to exorcise ghosts with a sob story. He is a bit of a whiner and a crybaby.
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It was a case where England, France and Belgium must > fight together for existence. He said, “we do not want to conquer: we want > to live and it is time everyone understood this”. Townshend's habit of ceaselessly lobbying his superiors for promotion and his frequent transfers from various units as he sought to climb the career ladder tried the patience of many, and ironically actually hindered his career, as he earned the reputation of being something of a whiner and someone who never stayed in a regiment for very long.
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When one is a Norman peasant, it is an adventure to go to town by stagecoach. That day, in the Le Havre stagecoach, there is the schoolmaster, the priest, Maître Rabot, Maître Caniveau and Maître Belhomme, a tall skinny man who moans while putting a handkerchief on his ear. Soon, his travel companions will learn that Belhomme is convinced that a beast has entered through his ear and is eating his brain. The trip will be poisoned by this old whiner who makes more and more horrible cries.
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He was given a suspended sentence, and after failing to attend counseling, he was sent for nine months to the Middlesex Adult Correctional Center. In 1981, Timmendequas pleaded guilty to the assault of a seven-year-old girl, and was imprisoned at the Adult Diagnostic & Treatment Center (ADTC) in Avenel, New Jersey, for six years. Timmendequas reportedly participated little in the treatment program offered at the ADTC. He was described by one therapist who treated him at the facility as a "whiner" who spent most of his time sleeping.
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In the Fall of 2010, The Hilltop merged with The Saint Anselm Crier after an agreement was made at the urging of the Crier's advisor, Fr. Jerome Day, OSB, who claimed that the college was not large enough for two student newspapers. The Hilltop's staff agreed to become part of the Crier staff and The Saint Anselm Crier promised to refocus on its quality, including a page called "The Hilltop" devoted to substantial issues. The Saint Anselm Whiner, founded in February 2010, was an underground joke newspaper independently published by a group of anonymous students. It was published bi- weekly.
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The series is set around young clowns from Happytown, whose goal is to spread happiness and imbue positive mental attitudes to the city next door. The young clowns are Big Top (the leader), Badum-Bump (Big Top's little brother), Hiccup (Big Top's helper), Tickles (Hiccup's best friend), Pranky (Big Top's best friend), and Blooper (Hiccup's big brother), along with their pet elephant, Rover, and their mentor, Mr. Pickleherring. They also accompanied by the clownimals, clown-like animals that only Badum-Bump can understand. The only thing that stands in their way is Awful Bebad and his minions, Geek and Whiner.
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Villegas was born in the neighborhood of “La Experiencia” in Zapopan and as many in his town he was a textile industry worker. In his infancy he was nicknamed “Jamaicón” because he cried too much (in some regions of Mexico, “Jamaicón” is considered a polite way to call someone a whiner). He began his football career playing for “Club Imperio” in 1949 and he was selected to the Jalisco State youth league in 1951. In the second round of his selection his team went to play for the National Championship final in the state of Nuevo León.
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It was a symbol of the show's best prize: choosing any prize appearing in the auction. With the new mascot, a new title sequence and a new main theme song were also released. The negative cast was also replaced by a new character, called Eugenia Enchufols Deltot, who was an old whiner secretary with no relation with Tacañón del Todo. But viewers missed the old negative cast and a negative mascot so, after only five episodes, that new character left the show and Las Hurtado Sisters reprised their roles as Las Tacañonas bringing with them a new negative mascot, El Antichollo.
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Social networks and gender stereotypes produce many injustices that women have to experience in their workplace, as well as, the various obstacles they encounter when trying to advance in male-dominated and top management jobs. Women in professions like science, technology, and other related industries are likely to encounter these gendered barriers in their careers. Based on the meritocratic explanations of gender inequality, "as long as the people accept the mechanisms that produce unequal outcomes", all the outcomes will be legitimated in the society. When women try to deny the stereotypes and the discriminations by becoming "competent, integrated, well-liked", the society is more likely to look at these impressions as selfishness or "being a whiner".
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He then causes the Operative to doubt his mission by forcing him to watch a report by Dr. Caron, revealing that the Alliance itself was responsible for accidentally creating the Reavers in the course of mass mind control experiments on the planet Miranda. When Mal broadcasts this secret to the universe, the Operative admits defeat and decides to leave the Alliance, calling off the search for River and helping the crew piece Serenity back together after the damage sustained in the crash. In a deleted scene, he asks Mal how he went on after the Battle of Serenity Valley, where he lost everything, but Mal simply tells him that the Operative would need to learn that for himself, muttering to himself loudly, "What a whiner".
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Stewart Jackson replied from his verified Twitter account "Suck it up whiner...". Jackson attracted attention in October 2016, when he used Twitter to state that patriots should not subscribe to The Economist, a liberal, free-market magazine, because of its arguments about the problems leaving the EU would entail. After losing his seat in 2017, Jackson contacted a former constituent who had been critical of him on Facebook to call him a "thick chav", and also wrote: "If you print any shit about me on Facebook in the future you will regret it." In October 2018, Jackson, who is known for his pro-Brexit views, was again criticised after tweeting: "What a pathetic cretin" in response to a picture of an ill child with a duvet depicting the European Union flag.
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Ramirez has starred in a number of films, including Napoleon Dynamite as Pedro Sánchez, Employee of the Month with Dane Cook, Jessica Simpson, and Dax Shepard, Crank and Crank: High Voltage with Jason Statham, Searching for Mickey Fish with Daniel Baldwin, All You've Got with Ciara, and HBO's Walkout and made cameos in Nacho Libre and Mr. & Mrs. Smith. In 2009, Efren starred in the comedy American Summer with Matthew Lillard as well as appearing as a contestant on MTV's Celebrity Rap Superstar. On July 14, 2008 Sierra Mist released a series of commercials aimed at multicultural consumers in which Efren stars. The first being named "Wedding Girl" followed by "Mannequin Man" and an online spot, "The Whiner," which will be posted at the Sierra Mist dedicated site, RefreshYourMind.
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It marked the start of a rivalry that would help "define the league" for over a decade. Throughout his first season, Crosby was accused by opposing players and coaches of taking dives and complaining to officials, which was typically attributed to his youth. He became the first rookie to earn 100 penalty minutes and 100 points in the same season, which magnified his reputation for complaining to NHL officials. Hockey analyst Kelly Hrudey compared Crosby to Wayne Gretzky, who had a similar reputation as a "whiner" in his youth, and suggested that as Crosby matured, he would mellow out and his reputation would fade. Crosby during the 2007 Stanley Cup playoffs In his second NHL season, Crosby built on his rookie success. On October 28, 2006, Crosby scored his first NHL hat-trick in an 8–2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers.
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Bojówki were certainly not above robbing Russian authorities to obtain funds for their operations, and by 1908 Piłsudski and his organization were desperately short on cash. Piłsudski expressed his thoughts about this violent action in a last will or obituary that he wrote to a friend before the raid: : I am not going to dictate to you what you shall write about my life and work. I only ask of you not to make me a 'whiner and sentimentalist.' [...] I fight and I am ready to die simply because I cannot bear to live in this latrine which is what our life amounts to [...] Let others play at throwing bouquets to Socialism or Polonism [...] My latest idea, which I have not yet fully developed, is to create in all parties, and most of all our own, an organization of physical force, of brute force.
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In the 14th century, the castle was frequently let out as a fief or used as a security. In 1342, Paul of Giltlingen sold the fief of the castle for 1,530 pounds of hellers to Count Götz of Tübingen. Three years later Zavelstein was transferred for a pledge of 5,000 pounds of hellers from Count Ulrich IV and Eberhard II of Württemberg to Count Palatine William of Tübingen. Because William died one year later without issue, Zavelstein returned to Württemberg in accordance with the contract. The castle became a Leibgedinge in 1365 for William's brother, Götz of Tübingen, but he gave it up just one year later. Ambush in Wildbad Zavelstein Castle gained significance in 1367, when the Count of Württemberg Eberhard II, the Whiner (der Greiner) and his son, Ulrich, were able to escape to the castle from an ambush in the Wildbad by the House of Martinsvögel.
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Sean McKnight, the Deputy Head of War Studies at Sandhurst, called him "just about the most dramatically ambitious senior officer I think I've ever come across. He's never content, he's always looking for the second or third job down the line, and one of the most irritating facets of him is, even when he's got something he should be very happy with, he's not content". Townshend's endlessly ambitious streak, together with his tendency to view whatever position he held as insufficient for him, and a penchant for writing letters attacking whoever was his commanding officer as incompetent to their commanding officer, made him very unpopular with other officers, who viewed him variously as a treacherous intriguer forever scheming for promotion, a pathetic whiner who was never happy with what he had, and a dangerous megalomaniac whose vainglorious quest for yet another promotion led him to take gratuitous risks.Perry, James Arrogant Armies, Edison: Castle Books, 2005 page 246.
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After losing the Mormon War (1838), Smith and other church leaders were then transferred to the jail at Liberty, Missouri, the Clay County seat, to await trial. Although he frequently called down imprecatory judgments on his enemies and perceived enemies, as Fawn Brodie has written, Smith bore his harsh imprisonment "stoically, almost cheerfully, for there was a serenity in his nature that enabled him to accept trouble along with glory.";. However, Rigdon was both sick and a whiner, and Smith became disillusioned with him during their period of enforced association in Liberty jail.. Smith wrote to his followers "with skill and tact" attempting to dispel the now current notion that he was a fallen prophet.. Smith claimed to have been ignorant of many of Avard's devices; and "oddly, he chose to deny the ubiquitous rumor of polygamy—though it had not been mentioned in the Richmond trial." Brigham Young later claimed that even Smith's brother William said he hoped that Joseph would never get out of the hands of his enemies alive.
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