Your pissy little no-brainer jobs, a whiny wife, litter of whiny, ungrateful brats.
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And to take moments that I thought could have been a bit whiny and find ways to make them less whiny.
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Someone like Bill Maher, why does he have to call Trump a whiny little bitch, as opposed to a whiny little loser?
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They're free range, completely organic and just a bit whiny.
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Light falls somewhere between an unhinged sadist and whiny teenager.
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It's part whiny gripe, part right jab, part arena chant.
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So I wanted to keep going so I got whiny, pathetically.
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Its voice is obnoxious, anxious, whiny, whimpery and often frustratingly unintelligible.
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Nobody called my voice whiny (at least not that I heard).
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Why, she wonders, is she always saddled with sad, whiny men?
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You don't want to be seen as too whiny, too grabby.
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They're whiny, rude, and more than happy to run off without paying.
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If I said "stop ignoring what I'm saying," it would sound whiny.
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But unfortunately for ISIS, some of them sound like whiny-ass disasters.
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They will just say, ":et's cuddle" rather than be whiny about it.
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His face was drained and his voice was reedy edging on whiny.
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She was seen as a whiny brat, an enfant terrible, a narcissist.
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Someone that's lying will often have a "whiny, uncooperative attitude," Meyer says.
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Barkley called him "whiny" and "inappropriate" for questioning the Cavaliers' front office.
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This seems like such a whiny, nit-picking complaint but hear me out.
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I'm self-aware enough to know that I've gotten negative and whiny here.
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"Oh, he's just a whiny punk bitch," Trump responded, according to Manigault Newman.
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Linda said that John was being too rough, her voice getting high, whiny.
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Stella keeps coming up with whiny "poor me" rationalizations for her criminal acts.
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And yes, it gets whiny just when you want it to get fierce.
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In this way he was a perfect reflection of the new Whiny Right.
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I know my flatmate has already fed her, so she is just being whiny.
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Finally some more unbearable dramatic irony and the grating voice of a whiny teenager!
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Optimus Prime is far less whiny than The Catcher in the Rye's Holden Caulfield.
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They are cute but whiny, and frankly, it seems like a lot of work.
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Last week, Barkley called James "whiny" for wanting better players on his team's bench.
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All the cities who lost out must be like, 'Shut up you whiny bitches.
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" Jake Gyllenhaal (probably) is clingy and whiny in "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.
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"I didn't make this petition to be an entitled, whiny fan," the petition's creator writes.
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The show's supposed feminism is wishful thinking; it's a feminist fantasy for whiny white people.
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This small-town play is substantially overgrown and too fond of a whiny major character.
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The same is true over at Twitter, which has been less whiny about its situation.
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That's the problem: that whiny 3 percent that needs to feel secure all the time.
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It's appropriate that I'm dressed like a giant toddler, because I'm whiny, fractious and irrational.
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I felt both whiny and drunk on the majesty of our sea existence that night.
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Whiny Ron (Arnie Burton) clashes with her over the contrasting values of consistency and change.
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Whiny Ron (Arnie Burton) clashes with her over the contrasting values of consistency and change.
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Maybe I'm the annoying thing, the whiny one who's upset that nothing seems perfect any more.
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Mr Modi has painted his critics as whiny profiteers who are running scared of his crusade.
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The cries of whiny journalists succeeded in banning speech that journalists didn't like from the Newseum.
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" "Him leaving the hospital when I was in labor with our daughter because I was whiny.
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When I hear people complain about them, I become that whiny older person in the room.
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Different, more attentive maybe, or gentle and whiny with rain, but there, in the doorjamb, back.
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But reaccess Acid Rap and notice how whiny his timbre gets sometimes—charming, always, but immature.
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O'Brien's father seems always to be "whiny" and "high-pitched" when on the verge of rage.
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JORDAN Yeah, but if a woman gets onto the microphone people are like, ew, that's whiny.
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N—s do not belong in this industry because you are a bunch of whiny assholes.
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ANONYMOUS Let's say you're 100 percent correct, Mother: No opening-night flowers for your whiny daughter.
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She narrates her responses while typing them, often in the character of a whiny, clueless fool.
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It so happens that Ms. Moonves didn't sound whiny talking about the insanity presently surrounding her.
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Once carried out with minor hitches, these warriors lose interest and regress into whiny, petulant children.
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Nobody has answered this for me... This sub has been compromised by a bunch of whiny pussies.
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I agree with alot of ya'll saying how everyone these days is a bunch of whiny babies.
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The mystery fires our imaginations more than seeing the whiny, creepy brat that Anakin Skywalker once was.
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Disapproving finger-pointers penned whiny moral panics and sermons about how it encouraged crime and provoked danger.
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Schwartz said that Fox was "medium okay" with having "whiny Jews" at the center of the show.
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Not only are they often about whiny teenagers; they seem to be written by them as well.
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Some candidates — like Donald Trump — can pull off complaining about the moderators without looking weak and whiny.
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Did anyone call The Beatles "whiny babies" for singing the lyrics 'This boy wants you back again'?
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The character lurches from whiny to irritating to inappropriately wisecracking — Homer Simpson with a think-tank-caliber résumé.
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It's an awkward, whiny rant largely about Batman v Superman, a film his company RatPac Entertainment co-financed.
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It's hard to explain because everyone thinks money and fame is pure awesome, so it just sounds whiny.
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Mr. Trump's whiny braggadocio has been obvious every time he opens his mouth without reading from a teleprompter.
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Sure, but can Diggins beat a whiny fat kid in a Mossimo sweatshirt to a yurt in Idaho?
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If turning your neighbor's whiny bullshit into a charitable opportunity isn't the true meaning of Christmas, what is?
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Why is there an entire movie where The Rock will pretend to be an old, whiny Danny DeVito?
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The Star Tribune compared him to the "whiny 'Friends' star David Schwimmer," then fell for his antic style.
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Both Janes are self-involved, a little whiny and burdened with a goody-goody big sister (Laura Ramadei).
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The whiny Dr. Caius (Tony Stevenson) accuses Falstaff of causing drunken chaos at his house the previous night.
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And my goodness, will that whiny Luke kid ever get to Tosche Station to pick up those power converters?
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The IOC is a bunch of whiny, GIF-hoarding babies that are not to be fucked with, for one.
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And certainly no illusions that the whiny, hypochondriac charmer on-screen is anything more than a character he created.
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She called Claire, the youngest of the four of us, a "whiny little bitch" before locking eyes with me.
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Fans and fellow Challengers love to throw around the term "entitled" and "whiny" when people get voted in elimination.
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Weichert also said Gosar called him a "porn loving whiny bitch" in a tweet that has since been deleted.
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But it completely changed the plan with the coveted X, causing a lot of heartache for us whiny writers.
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Ben (Ben McKenzie) is the stereotypical firstborn, overburdened and bossy; Brian (Michael Urie) the stereotypical baby, overindulged and whiny.
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This New Moon in chill, logical Aquarius finds you promising not to be such a moody, whiny bitch, Cancer.
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Which is sort of how he always sounds, but the HomePod overemphasized the bass and made Blake sound especially whiny.
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We're called whiny for talking frankly about just how much we do work, or how exhausted we are by it.
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Their binary segregated one vision of femininity we adored (rule-abiding, delicate, hurting) from another we despised (trashy, whiny, angry).
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Maybe it's his constant expression of dread and whiny snarls, or perhaps it's his big bulging eyes and stout body.
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Rather than rising to the honor of the office, Trump has lowered the office with his whiny, fragile, vindictive pettiness.
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I never cared much for antiheroes, who always seem like whiny men who thought they had problems but really didn't.
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And Sansa, bless her, was barely more than a whiny tween with tear-filled eyes, gaping in horror at every betrayal.
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Hot, healthy refreshments Forced to brave the snow when whiny pets (or kids!) make it clear they need to go out?
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" Another user, TheGreatCodeHolio, said that Roku had simply "caved to the whiny vocal minority and banned a channel they don't like.
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And you're not telling the story of some whiny farm kid who wants to buy power converters with his loser friends.
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It is Cartman-esque, nearly childish, as if he's somehow found the decibel at which to be equally whiny and annoying.
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" She continued, "I don't want to sound whiny, but if you're only going to like mediocre stuff, then just say so.
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"If you try to pack in too much, everyone in the family, especially kids, will get cranky and whiny," she said.
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Marshall is clearly the best male character from "How I Met Your Mother" — much better than problematic Barney or whiny Ted.
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When answering this one, remember that you don't want to sound like a whiny complainer or someone who is easily annoyed.
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It's scary stuff, but it's also kind of whiny; it's what people sound like when they know they're losing the argument.
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"It fits the rhetoric of 'These whiny old ladies are complaining again,'" said Amanda Farinacci, 40, the network's Staten Island reporter.
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In the first season — when he was just another whiny white guy heading up a TV show — fans might have rejoiced.
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Kyle spoke in a monotone, in a voice that was thin, high, and slightly whiny, with a hint of a Midwestern accent.
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"This is my chance to prove myself," he says, a sentiment repeated at the occasional risk of sounding like a whiny adolescent.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist OK, this is a bit self-indulgent, aimed at a very narrow audience, and maybe also whiny too.
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First, Bergquist checked out how Rotten Tomatoes scores may have impacted theater attendance in 2017, the year these whiny executives are crying about.
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Because he [Gen, the protagonist] is a whiny, sarcastic, snarky, funny, self-deprecating, cutting, insulting, occasionally unkind, totally-a-jerk-at-times character.
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I don't even want to detail every single bug or design flaw in iOS 11 because that would be both whiny and boring.
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Secondly, an influx of whiny babies on the internet have caused the hashtag "heterosexual pride day" to be the top trend on Twitter.
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We're millennial moochers if you believe the Daily Mail or whiny entitled youth who can't grow up, according to the New York Post.
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The song still makes me aggressively uncomfortable, and I will never again willingly subject myself or anyone else to its whiny, tormenting ways.
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I see a whiny narcissist of a child, self-obsessed, constantly demanding attention to the detriment of my brother's own airtime (parental attention).
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But it's easy to forget the film has some pretty clunky dialogue and a whiny Luke Skywalker, reminiscent of Anakin in the prequels.
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Turner is usually solid as Sansa Stark on HBO's Game of Thrones, but here she comes across as both whiny and emotionally blank.
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But he's much too stupid and whiny to launch an effective anti-Daenerys plot so he's just going to get caught and killed.
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According to Seventeen, one Quora user hypothesized that Newt was there to help save Buckbeak from execution after he (justifiably) attacked whiny Draco Malfoy.
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He's whiny, he's entitled, he's so grating he compresses the cringes you feel during an episode of Girls into four tight minutes of shittiness.
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How much more are we left making some kind of incoherent whiny sound at our TVs as the credits roll and tweeting our nitpicks?
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In light of all this, it's obvious why tropes in public discourse about young people as whiny, hypersensitive ingrates are infuriating for young people.
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Then somehow, that rhythmic cryptography becomes the basis for deep, spiritual beauty rising from the ashes of a whiny Ray J single ("One Wish").
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The only opinions that Étienne trusts are those of his classmate, Mathias (Corentin Fila), a snobby cinephile with a distaste for whiny French films.
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After the whiny young protagonist bulks up and punches out a black man who bullied him, beachgoers in bikinis coo and pat his biceps.
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Because I was so uncomfortable and whiny I worked from home a lot and when I work from home I keep the TV on.
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Many of the students whom Heller depicts in his article came off sounding whiny and sheltered when they were expressing valid feelings of marginalization.
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Although his customer base was mostly "whiny and fanatical kids" from the U.S., as he put it, Chan knew how to keep them happy.
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In sitcoms and TV dramas — or at least those not aimed at preadolescents — children are typically presented as obnoxiously precocious, whiny, and self-absorbed.
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This is how he chose to act in the spotlight of the whole world — petulant and whiny — and this is how history will remember him.
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His cultural tombstone lies here, in the moment he followed a credible accusation of assault with a whiny rage-fueled protest at his own victimhood.
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All this growth was undermined by a prequel trilogy that depicted Anakin Skywalker as a whiny, petulant youth who didn't care too much for sand.
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Meredith, meanwhile, maybe doesn't need a mate anymore — at least, she's not so lonely that she'll take a whiny software engineer who hates single mothers.
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The monstrous orange Flyers mascot was emblazoned on signs and banners as protestors marched against the whiny misogynistic manbabies trying to gather in the city.
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It doesn't matter if you're an obnoxious boulder in the road or a whiny bird in the sky or a smarmy fish in the ocean.
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Even better for those turned off by whiny rich people, Jeff Loria has made it into August without crying poverty and trading half the roster.
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In 2007 Piccard said in court documents Bannon did not like the school the girls attended because it had too many "whiny brat" Jewish students.
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We all have to find the people who can give us the space to occasionally be weird, quirky, needy, whiny, melancholy, bossy, clingy, and insecure.
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At its best, it's a song about reflecting on the role she played in an ill-fated relationship — but at its worst, it's downright whiny.
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How do you respond to people who say you're the wrong messenger for the cause, and that your letter came across as "entitled" or "whiny"?
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Bannon's ex-wife swore under oath (in a domestic violence proceeding) that he said he didn't want his kids attending school with "whiny brat" Jews.
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" Such approaches are part of what prompted the media critic Jack Shafer to complain that when reporters are maligned, "They go all whiny and preachy.
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Whatever the truth, Mambrú just shrugs and leaves, whereas Sophie is outraged, although her innocence, it must be said, comes off as whiny and meek.
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Bauer is a certified lunatic and the other characters are wildly schematic: Ingrid's whiny jealousy is as predictable as Tomas's dogged ambition to supplant Bauer.
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Over time, fear of being seen as whiny or weak led some young women to underreport their pain, making it even harder to get treatment.
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He's a whiny, lying, "why don't nice guys ever win," slut-shaming jerk who cried "friend zone" and thereby banished himself from any reasonable person's affections.
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Some days when he's really whiny, I'll get frustrated and think the day is going horribly but then he'll come over and give me a hug.
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I do feel empathy, however, for all those people who have persuaded themselves that a whiny charlatan can offer them anything that will improve their lives.
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Of course, that is what I, an aging emo absolutely sick to death of whiny guy who ruin an otherwise fun genre for everyone else, thinks.
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It could be a problem of your own making, or the airline's, or a force majeure, but it almost never pays to be angry, indignant, or whiny.
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In the 12 years since these lady friends left our living rooms, time has been unforgiving to Carrie: With every season she became more whiny and selfish.
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They're weepy and whiny on a sad day, flaky as fuck under pressure, tenacious and able to weather pain unlike anyone else, and psychic, emotional, and creative.
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His manipulation of his girlfriend (Jennifer Jason Leigh) isn't nice, but on the other hand she is so whiny and needy that you can't feel too bad.
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If our exposure to his thinking reveals a whiny adolescent who alternately reveals his ignorance and tries to rewrite reality, no, this cannot be labeled a positive.
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His strengths as a director lie in his willingness and ability to do unfamiliar things, whether that's bringing improv to the MCU or playing whiny comedy Hitler.
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There is a provisional, even whiny crankiness to the cyberpunk impulse on display here, crying out against the standardization of economic globalization typical of our connected era.
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Soloway was never afraid to let the members of the Pfefferman family come off as whiny or self-absorbed, because that was the whole point of the series.
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Sonakshi Sinha plays the protagonist, Baby Bedi, who struggles to make ends meet, as she deals with the antics of her whiny mother and good-for-nothing brother.
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Most are polite exhumations that follow the often great man of history/art/politics arc with the usual highs and lows, witchy and whiny women, and transcendent payoff.
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But when replying to these so-called "whiny libs," Don Jr. doesn't hold back, chiding them for their low follower counts, and/or accusing them of being robots.
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Meanwhile, Antonio Caballero, one of Colombia's leading opinion writers, devoted two columns to minimizing the accusations of harassment, reducing them to the whiny complaints of suddenly grumpy women.
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Brexit advocates, like Iain Duncan Smith and John Redwood, dismissed Mr. Rogers's email as pompous and whiny and pressed for a known Brexiter to replace him in Brussels.
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More than that, he proves to the audience that he might be more than the whiny-voiced kid who spent years as an albatross around his father's neck.
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For another, it shades in its female characters beyond "whiny" (Tulip) and ... well, nonexistent in the case of Emily, a brand new character created for the TV series.
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I feel sorry for the Cancers and Taurii of the world—it must be hard to get into astrology when every horoscope you read says you're whiny and stubborn.
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He said that he pointed out to Democrats in the whiny wake of that election that their own statistics should have shown them that many Americans felt economically shaky.
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When the family exit the car, entranced by the lead up to the abandoned theme park that will soon trap them, Chihiro is "whiny" because her intuition is correct.
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Babies may develop a whiny type of cry as early as 10 months, but full-blown whining doesn't pick up until they learn to speak, Dr. Sokol-Chang said.
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When debate moderator Chris Wallace pointed out that it was a debate, after all, Cruz engaged in a whiny, plaintive, entirely-too-serious argument with him, before finally hushing up.
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Iceland would have qualified for the next round with a tie, but a win would put them in second place of the group, ahead of Portugal and the whiny Ronaldo.
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Through his dressing-down and into his journey north, Jesper complains in terms associated with stereotypes of entitled Gen Z-ers, with a whiny pitch and lots of anachronistic vocabulary.
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Whatever emotion you associate with this sad-looking yellow sphere: (Technically, it's called "tired face," but it really looks more whiny to me.) That should surprise pretty much no one.
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However, H. Pixel International did not have a deal to use Trump's likeness in the marketing, which caused the man to rain down an unsurprisingly whiny lawsuit on the company.
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These two seemingly contradictory versions of Harding and Kerrigan — raging bitch and innocent victim, or bad-girl hero and whiny crybaby — offered the same cutout dolls dressed in different costumes.
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" Earlier this week, Kanye tweeted his support for alt-right darling Candace Owens, comms director of conservative nonprofit Turning Points USA, who thinks Black Lives Matter was just "whiny toddlers.
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Instead, we're continually hit with stereotypical anecdotes (cue hoverboards, whiny-ass employees, open workspaces, etc.) and terrible advertisements meant to tap into the millennial mindset, but actually only piss us off.
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And soon he can go back to being what he always was: another bloviating dunce obsessed with his own importance, one more whiny voice in the vast chorus of the dull.
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" Which then that gets us back to why do people look at a character like Shinji and go "Boy, just what a whiny little boy that can't get a shit together.
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Pop punk often falls into some stereotypes, and the vocals we associate with the genre tend to be vocally and nasally, veering towards whiny—Tom Delonge being a more extreme example.
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The red "Make America Great Again" ball cap she wears in "Mystery" is instantly recognizable, and her Mr. Trump is petulant, whiny, short-tempered — it's a takedown rather than an impersonation.
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At times, they come off as whiny and totalitarian, yes, and they choose the wrong pretexts, such as Halloween, but clearly, the impetus comes from a place of respect and decency.
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Of course, this is a world in which he's a star, weaving riffs about overpaid point guards and noble linemen, whiny celebrities and showmen politicians, into a story about his America.
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It requires a spectacular amount of hubris to take an argument you know is patently ridiculous—something so absurd and whiny it falls on its face immediately—and make it anyway.
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Now, for the first time ever, it will give a black woman the right to send home whiny software execs when they get champagne-drunk at the petting zoo group date.
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The hyena man, reaching into his basket of glistening entrails, began feeding the animals, which would cautiously gobble a morsel before retreating back a few feet, emitting a whiny, whooping noise.
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David Mendenhall is Peak Child Actor as Michael Cutler/Hawk(s)—a pinched, meticulously rehearsed kid perhaps a few years too old for his role who comes off as a little whiny.
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He's just being given the stock role of the whiny wife in a John Grisham thriller, trying to keep her husband from investigating the conspiracy or pursuing the criminals, because it's dangerous.
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In case you haven't seen the candy bars in a while, instead of the Snickers logo on the front of the packaging, they are printed with words like grouchy, whiny, and impatient.
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Just a whiny " junkies ruined it for us" you made us junkies Sacklers, and you are making more " junkies " now, if that is what you call , PEOPLE THAT USE YOUR PRODUCT , OXYCONTIN.
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As a megalomaniac, Trump can't acknowledge fault or the need to improve himself, so he lays blame for his failures on foes instead: the Fake News media, disloyal Republicans, or whiny Democrats.
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After 675 days, more than 2,800 subpoenas, nearly 500 search warrants, $30 million spent, endless jaw-jaw on cable and countless whiny Trump tweets, we have come down to one fundamental truth.
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Children's whiny behavior may escalate when you begin ignoring it, Dr. Poltorak cautioned, so be prepared to stay the course; in time, they'll realize whining doesn't get them the attention they desire.
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Editorial The swiftness of President Trump's transformation of America's global image from a proud and valued leader to something more nearly resembling a whiny bully has heads spinning at home and abroad.
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Whiny because I didn't want it to end, because I couldn't bear returning to New York, to a life in which I ordered dates on my phone as casually as Thai takeout.
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Lewis and Fleming are thankless parts, which may be appropriate to a show about women who rule, but it doesn't make their whiny company less tedious, despite the talented actors playing them.
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We're Not Talking is a masterpiece of adrenal, emotional carnage; the trio display a keen sense of how to write about heartbreak and hardship in a way that's neither whiny nor trite.
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I've been standing on the same Constitutional ground all along, and I have no intention of moving off of it, just because some whiny dipshits want to cry into their tofu about it.
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Other popular anti-intersectionality arguments may sound familiar: that it promotes victimhood, that it causes infighting, or that it's no more than an invention of out-of-touch, whiny people on college campuses.
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Though sharp as a tack, he is not an imposing presence, has a slightly whiny voice and engages in the sort of wry humor that is appreciated mainly on the island of Manhattan.
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Taking the award for most whiny customer of the year, this woman complained so many times about the jalapeno deficiency of her extra-jalapeno pizza that Domino's refused to take her money henceforth.
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As Margaret and Lucy deal with that moral quandary, the oldest Wells sister Charlotte (Jessica Brown Findlay) considers signing what's essentially an ownership contract from her wealthy and whiny benefactor, Sir George (Hugh Skinner).
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At this point, they most resemble the original Star Wars trilogy, which let Luke start out as callow and famously whiny, while still making him into a brave hero and a relatable fan favorite.
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Later on, I became a fan of ambient music—Brian Eno and Stars Of The Lid and different soundtracks—stuff where I didn't have to hear vocals because modern metal was becoming very whiny.
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He drew a sharp distinction between the James who played for the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Miami Heat — "He was a whiny baby," he said — and the James who recently signed with the Lakers.
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The result is that for most of the series, Yossarian just seems petulant and whiny — instead of living inside his breakdown, as you do in the book, you wait for it to finally arrive.
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Wood, known for her TV work on the British series "Sex Education," gives a whiny, gestural performance at odds with a company that otherwise finds renewed power in Chekhov's acridly funny howl of pain.
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" In the editorial, the Times called the six-page letter released by the White House "a giant, overheated expression of grievance, a vitriolic attack backed mostly by half-truths, unsubstantiated assertions and whiny misrepresentations.
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Along with whiny, reluctant buddy Chris Vail (The New Girl's Jake Johnson), Nick takes advantage of his considerable operating freedom to sneak away from his assigned duties and loot priceless antiquities from ancient burial sites.
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Part of the pleasure of this book is watching Toby's smug complacency, his belief that he sees the world correctly and that everyone else is just a little bit whiny, get slowly shredded into bits.
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The final verdict: The media is not biased in favor of the 2018 Stanley Cup champion Toronto Maple Leafs and perfect wonderful boy Auston Matthews, and anyone who says otherwise is a big whiny baby.
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The tension was high, but it was sapped a little by how difficult it's been to care about the whiny, lumpen Pasha — I don't know about you, but I share Elizabeth's low opinion of him.
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Rooted in the minimalist trap for which she first became known, it's also a glitzy synthpop move, and an emo-punk move — a street rap record suffused with gleaming keyboard hooks and whiny, balladic choruses.
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If you tried to say anything, everyone thought you were ridiculous and whiny and you should quit making a fuss because this is normal, this is the way it's supposed to be for someone like you.
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On the tarmac at Kinston, hours after that hotel opening, Mr Trump sounded whiny and rambling, saying that his children had helped him build the new hotel and he had wanted to be there for him.
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While Nicky stews over Bridget's favored-child status and Bert's refusal to respect his bar-owning career choice, Bridget chafes over her atrophied marriage and a whiny daughter (Taissa Farmiga) who's having second thoughts about college.
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Perhaps it is a little whiny and entitled of me to be disappointed by that when just a few years back we had just a couple of real events a month, but my weekends need fights!
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Since this is the inaugural edition of The Good Stuff, I'm taking full advantage and including one of my all-time favorite animal videos: a whiny little seal who doesn't want to go in the water.
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You know, it's so funny, the way that songwriting has always been for me is if I'm writing a song that feels like I'm being kind of whiny or very morose, it just turns me off.
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And if it was in first person, he was going to lose everything that people had come to the book to read for, because it would either be really sad and depressing, or he'd be really whiny.
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Rather than competing for the attention of the few remaining females, they write whiny Medium essays: Here is one titled "How San Francisco's gender disparity affects the attractiveness pairings of couples," complete with several truncated distribution charts.
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"He said that he doesn't like the way they raise their kids to be 'whiny brats' and that he didn't want the girls going to school with Jews," Piccard wrote in a 2007 declaration during their divorce.
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As Adam Pilarski, the former chief economist of McDonnell-Douglas (now part of Boeing) astutely notes, if the global planemaking giant wants to "act like a little whiny American company", it will lose out as a result.
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To settle the debate, we headed to Mario & Luigi's ice cream van in London's Victoria Park, elbowed some whiny kids out of the way, and ate six of the best in classic British ice cream van offerings.
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" Herring even hinted that his IRL cat (and inspiration behind his previous game) is, "incredibly spoiled and whiny and needy and might also be the 52nd pup in Pet the Pup at the Party but who knows??
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The woman who spurred all of this, my whiny tweets and all, used to pretend to be so woke she could appreciate a black man "comfortable" enough in his masculinity to be so forthright with his feelings.
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Number of streams: 138,042,125+"Robbery" attempts to recreate Juice Wrld's emo magic, but compared to his breakout hit "Lucid Dreams," the lead single for his 2019 album just feels like a watered-down, overly whiny rip-off.
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He's a whiny, self-centered narrative time suck with the character depth of a wooden post — who, by the way, regularly threatens to unravel the very fabric of the Game of Thrones universe with his dumb bird powers.
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But that potential interesting theme is overshadowed by an abundance of middle-aged fantasies, among them that attractive women (Nick's estranged wife and a gorgeous neighbor) are eager to jump into bed with whiny, paunchy men (1:20).
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But that potential interesting theme is overshadowed by an abundance of middle-aged fantasies, among them that attractive women (Nick's estranged wife and a gorgeous neighbor) are eager to jump into bed with whiny, paunchy men (2315:2359).
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Live, Diet Cig's performances are brimming with energy and magnetism; on record they're equally enthralling, a trait that's successfully seen them go from strength to strength in a scene stereotypically dominated by whiny white boys from the suburbs.
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To clear his name after the Panama Papers story broke, he promptly went on the air and in a whiny speech recounted all the sacrifices his family has made for the country and how their business has suffered.
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When Mitchell, cuckolded and left to raise a black man's child as his own, realizes that his suffering is a kind of reprisal, his whiny "Why me?" is parried irrefutably by his fellow-father: Why Cooley's great-granddaddy?
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Loreen gives her daughter a stern talking to, but that only sends her storming off into the night, where she has a too-convenient encounter with a whiny teenage girl who needs a tongue-lashing of her own.
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" To his haters, however, Mr. Landis is a relentless self-promoter ("a self-styled brat screenwriter," according The A.V. Club) offering whiny justifications for the critical drubbing and lackluster box-office returns of "Victor Frankenstein" and "American Ultra.
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That said, Trump's non-appearance will also invite his rivals, including Cruz, to portray him as soft and whiny — charges that could do serious damage to the front-runner's core appeal as a confident, devil-may-care figure.
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It's also, I would argue, pretty slippery about who Henry is as a person: The only thing it's consistent on is that he has trouble reading and he's kind of whiny (which I agree makes sense in context).
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The crooked, whiny, misogynistic cop Chad is arrested, in a scene so matter of fact and devoid of gloating that you'd almost think the entire viewing audience hadn't been baying "can someone punch this guy?" since week one.
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In the song, vocalist Justin Pierre sings openly and viscerally about feeling distant from humanity and about his complete commitment to substances, but it sounded a whole lot less dire and whiny than the other music I listened to.
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Listen to Ms. Kazan's alternately whiny and accommodating Rose deploying in vain every stratagem possible to capture her parents' attention, or Mr. Rosenfield's 14-year-old Jamie shutting down into numbed oblivion in the middle of a family firestorm.
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VocalsFor no reason other than that I really hate music where men sing in whiny voices like they literally just came (inside you, despite you explicitly asking for that to not happen), this gets a hard pass from me.
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Bands here are generally supportive of one another, and people are stoked when their friends' bands see any success, as opposed to copping some whiny 'shoulda been us, man' sort of attitude that you see a lot of elsewhere.
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The height of this approach came at the end of season three, when the show's worst character (whiny child Zack) blew up the Statue of Liberty with an atomic bomb — something that apparently triggered a global nuclear war somehow.
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By claiming that NATO is getting back into shape, Trump could be trying to create a basis to pivot from being coercive on NATO funding to being a bit more traditionally whiny about it, as previous administrations have been.
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Putting aside that the whiny Googlers in question appear to have forgotten where they work (a company notorious for buying brands, sucking up talent, and shutting down the dregs), theses memes are, perhaps, the most atrocious memes I have ever seen.
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A Lil Wayne verse is the kind of thing that has the potential to redeem such a song, but Weezy is still rapping in that whiny faux Young Thug flow that manages to be even more irritating than the song's hook.
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In the good old days you would have attempted to lull yourself back to sleep by mindlessly scrolling past Instagram posts of friends and composing a whiny "can't sleep" text which you thankfully decided to save to your Drafts folder.
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I would like to bestow upon the Game of Thrones translators an unofficial Hodor Award for Translating, which honors translators who, like the award's namesake, sacrifice their bodies and minds to some lofty goal and / or a whiny teenage boy.
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The first season contains free-standing skits, including one set in the Caliphate's recording studio where Bighdaddy directs a whiny Australian jihadi to include the lilting lines "detonate them…destroy them…" in the chorus, to give it a "feminine touch".
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One of his three former wives claimed in court papers that he had said he did not want their twin daughters to go to school with Jews who raise their children to be "whiny brats," a claim Mr. Bannon denies.
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This was a whiny, digitized blob that ran back and forth across the screen and constantly demanded that I feed it, give it attention, feed it some more, and then it pouted when I wasn't timely in disposing of its waste.
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Among Lahren's favorite targets are rich Democrats, hypocritical liberals, the Hollywood elite, and Colin Kaepernick, who she once called a "whiny, indulgent, attention-seeking crybaby" and Photoshopped kneeling during D-Day to prove a point about, uh… [insert point here later].
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"Snowflake" didn't start off directed at liberals or leftists, but at young people: Just a few years ago, it was primarily a generational insult, used to accuse millennials of being the whiny, entitled products of helicopter parenting and participation trophies.
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Noah's daughter Whitney will be whiny and away at school, and his son Martin will be angry, but when it comes down to it, the psychological thicket in which Noah, Helen and Alison reside is the sum of the show's world.
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A lot of bad faith arguments have been flying across the internet — whiny screeds imploring patient black people to "explain exactly why blackface is bad" — as people rush to draw lines between "appreciation and accuracy," and cruel caricature and baked-in dehumanization.
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Robin Arryn was famous for being the whiny, immature cousin to the Stark children (Robin's mom Lysa was Catelyn Stark's sister), who was also the Lord of the Eyrie and the head of House Arryn in the wake of his father's death.
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The Social Network was and still is one of the sharpest movies I've ever seen — it's the rare example where Sorkin's reflex for writing witty, whiny men with outsized intellect and poorly disguised narcissism serves as an advantage instead of a handicap.
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His dextrous sound also comes through on the angry yelping in his flip of Ot Genasis's "Cut It" and the weirdly-comforting quality of his whiny singing on the hook of Young Jefe's "White Girl" has turned it into a fan favorite.
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Written by and starring Mr. Eisenberg, this lacerating comedy of humiliation — about a whiny, rich, hyper-articulate and terminally narcissistic young New Yorker who impulsively sabotages his own life and that of his Nepalese roommate — appeared destined to be lost in translation.
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Those of us who are not bolstered by outside sources, those of us who are but still struggle, and say it out loud, often run the risk of seeming whiny or ungrateful; maybe we worry we will just be thought not good enough.
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I realized that because this character had been robbed of his sight in the war and the other woes that have been heaped upon him by life, there's no question in my mind there was a period of breast-beating and whiny self-pity.
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The show never really makes a big deal of this, but one of its greatest assets is the way its would-be protagonist — a typical, kinda whiny white dude named Quentin Coldwater — slowly realizes he's not the center of the story, not the hero.
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Then again, this isn't the official version of "Love Yourself", but a shitty cover with the kind of whiny voice that'll get you through to the bootcamp stages of X Factor and a Celebrity Big Brother spot a few years down the line. 4/10.
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Where were the gimmicky one-liners, the cringeworthy pandering, the well-rehearsed ambushes, the whiny interruptions, the confusing excursions into obscure votes or ancient controversies of little relevance to the choice Democrats face in coming months and all voters will face a year from now?
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If Monica and Ross weren't brother and sister, Heller's theory goes, his friends would have used this split as an excuse to gradually distance themselves from the whiny, insecure paleontologist, as people often do eventually let their friendships fade from one half of a split couple.
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They are the people whose labors built the original infrastructures that gave rise to this vibrant, wild city, and, not incidentally, the people who built our nation's foundations, including those forced to build the mansion in DC where the current President — that whiny, lazy white supremacist — lives.
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There are Trumps everywhere: the professor who passes off their students and their concerns as whiny; the employee who sucks up to the boss and constantly tries to talk over their colleagues; the friend who gaslights you through last-minute plan changes and long delays between messages.
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The week was capped, naturally, with a Giuliani aria — "When the whole thing is over, things might get cleaned up with some presidential pardons," Rudy told The Daily News in New York — and by the usual torrent of whiny, delusional, deceptive, self-exalting tweets by President Trump.
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All you have to do is write a long, whiny email to a constructor or the puzzle editors to ask what they mean by something in a crossword, and just before you hit that "send" button, the answer to your question pops right into your brain.
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And because this is college football and not a single person who calls themselves a fan seems to be able to act like a rational person, Netherly started to get guff from A&M fans for not wanting to play for a whiny, passive-aggressive baby.
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I'll admit that some went to the effort of writing to me just to let me know how much of a whiny millennial I was but the majority seemed to feel the same: people were saying their productivity was adversely impacted when they had to get up earlier.
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From an early age, it became an in-joke between us, as we cracked about the underrated abilities of Linux, hummed along to pop songs turned into whiny MIDI orchestras, and mocked the absurdity of free AOL trial CDs, all in the shadow of his growing mountain of machinery.
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Meanwhile, Chris Paul is a whiny, dirty, pest of a player, DeAndre Jordan is an drama seeker whose indecisiveness set off an NBA hostage situation, and Blake Griffin is all too happy to show up his competition but far too soft to actually stand up to the consequences.
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This time, Jenny Slate plays a young woman living in the '90s (hammered home via a constant stream of EXTREMELY NINETIES props and references) who's grown bored of her whiny, ineffectual fiancée (Jay Duplass) and whose parents (John Turturro and Edie Falco) are having their own marital meltdown.
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Getting rid of the graduate transfer rule would end up punishing athletes who do leave for academic reasons, all because whiny coaches just can't keep themselves from recruiting good basketball players, which is the whole reason schools pay millions of dollars to those coaches in the first place.
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Musically, he's rebounded from 2013's practically empty Nothing Was the Same: these thin, wispy keyboard blips and skittery metallic drum machines, largely courtesy of star producer 40, form a subtle, coherent whole, quietly throbbing along in the background as the vocalist sighs and whimpers in that sharp, whiny, unmistakable voice.
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When you spot a couple in the street, angrily and silently swiping through their iPhones at the bus stop, or bickering outside a club at 2AM in those whiny voices specifically reserved for deeply inconsequential subjects, it can be easy to think that one of them needs to get dumped immediately.
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You may know me as the editor of a magazine about whiny Fox News anchors called Hannity Fair, but in my spare time, I talk tech, and you're listening to Recode Decode, a podcast about tech and media's key players, big ideas and how they're changing the world we live in.
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The irony of the 2016 Ghostbusters is that, for all the whiny "my childhood is ruined" memes floating around the web, Feig has worked hard to satisfy those closed-minded fans—often, to the detriment of his own film, which is never less spirited than when it's propping up some stale cameo.
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I face an analogous bind to the justices, but with fewer consequences, since constitutional questions do not hang in the balance: How do I challenge this man's belief that I need and want his unrequested advice without being perceived as whiny — since we have several hours left ahead us in our round?
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And the good thing about Princess Nokia's A Girl Cried Red is that is basically subverts the toxic masculinity that sits at the heart of the genre; it is pure emo, because it's someone singing about their pain and longing, but it feels fresh because its creator isn't another whiny white guy.
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But then, occasionally, I hear comments from people secondhand, or in the news (or when I read the comments section of an article on education) about how teachers are lazy, whiny, or get too many benefits and it makes me feel that there are some people who do not value the work that we do.
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L'uomo puma!) is an English-Italian '22001s fantasy starring Bond villain Donald Pleasence, a docker-wearing whiny white guy, and an Aztec named Vadinho (played by the wonderful Miguel Ángel Fuentes, who bounced between serious roles in films like Fitzcarraldo to bit parts in other deeply terrible films like Deathstalker and The Bermuda Triangle
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Together, Ocean and Drake will harmonize and reproduce Isaac Brock's whiny cadence to sing about the atmospheric pressure of modern day life near Lake Huron, the distant horizons of Lake Michigan and the great emotional depths of Lake Superior, the second largest lake in the world by area, and sweet, often forgotten, Lake Erie.
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Here is one: Here is another: It's a long story, but the short version is that a group of young, extremely pro-Trump internet trolls have spent the past several years mocking anti-Trump people as whiny, easily triggered snowflakes who are primarily motivated by social acceptance rather than by logic and critical thinking.
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After a whiny call to Wendy (Maggie Siff), where he complains that he doesn't know what to do with himself if he can't trade, and Wendy dispenses with wise-sounding phrases like "Limits, constraints, they can be useful," and "There's nothing you can do to regain control at this hour," Axe decides to ignore her advice altogether.
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Pence actually interrupted Kaine a lot, but his interjections were punchy (often an aspirated "no!" intended to deprive the former Virginia governor a clean sound bite) while Kaine's frequent attempts to be heard were of the whiny it's-my-turn-to-talk variety which had many viewers (and a focus group convened by GOP pollster Frank Luntz) judging Kaine to be rude. 3.
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And it's true that giving into the whiny kid voice who just wants the fancy face masks and the next episode and the entire tub of ice cream and the not having to get out of your pajamas all day can also be self-care — being stern with yourself all the time is exhausting, and giving yourself permission is loving.
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It's an aesthetic the group perfected in the late 1990s, when it stripped any final vestige of angst from punk, with results generally along the lines of "whiny whine mope/whiiiiny whiiine moooope/chug chug chug chug pow pow pow pow" (repeat 8 times) — pop-punk as structurally flawless as anything from the Brill Building or "Grease," a saccharine soundtrack for high-fives and restless preteen energy.
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It's comforting to think that the internet has a microscopic attention span, because it makes life easier to live: We can take unflattering photos, post slightly offensive tweets or, say, release a cloying, whiny pop-rock track about a woman we spotted on the subway, because the assumption is that the internet will forget: We are but specks in the universe, mere fodder in the content machine.
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Around the mid-to-late 90s, headbangers who were exhausted by how twangy and whiny latter-day grunge was becoming were looking for something heavier…but they weren't ready to return to heavy metal, a loaded genre which at that point had split into irrelevant glam and ultra-anatomical death metal (black metal was still like Ethiopian food then—you'd read an article about it, but no one actually listened to it).
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The Russian Grand Duke (Daniel Danskoy) is handsome and flashy enough to catch her eye, and if their final conversation is any indication, they may have even been well matched intellectually if she weren't already so occupied with the PM. Then there's Prince George, egged on by her uncle, the Duke of Cumberland, a rather whiny brat who makes the mistake of complaining that he'd never be master of his own home if he married the queen, within earshot of her.
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"S-Town" is a penetrating psychological portrait of a brilliant, troubled man who has an orator's sense of timing and cadence, even when spewing profanities to Reed: We ain't nothing but a nation of goddamn, chicken-shit, horse-shit, tattletale, pissy-ass, whiny, fat, flabby, out of shape Facebook looking damn twerp-fest, peeking out the windows and slipping around, listening in on the cell phones and spying in the peephole and peeping in the crack of the goddamned door, and listening in the fucking sheet rock.
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Rhonda Weiss, Saturday Night Live (1980)Played by: Gilda Radner Radner drew from her own Jewish upbringing to create her whiny-voiced, red-lipped, rhinestone-wearing Jewish American Princess and "disco queen" Rhonda Weiss for S.N.L. And though Rhonda appeared multiple times over the comedian's run on the show, no skit better represents her brand of parody of the standard tropes applied to Jewish women than the fake commercial for "Jewess Jeans," the skin-tight designer jeans you don't have to be Jewish to wear, "but it wouldn't hurt."
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE referred to Montenegro's prime minister as a "whiny punk bitch" after video of Trump appearing to shove the foreign leader went viral following last year's NATO summit, former White House aide Omarosa Manigault NewmanOmarosa Onee Manigault NewmanScaramucci breaks up with Trump in now-familiar pattern Press: The new Southern Strategy Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE claims in her new book.
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