A lot of people would have headaches and be grumpy.
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Don't plan parties or important meetings; folks will be grumpy.
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In pubs, they should be grumpy, arrogant, and a tad mean.
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We both got the giggles and left the rhino to be grumpy by himself.
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Expect to be grumpy if you try to go out and party this evening.
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Count John Quincy Adams among those who could be grumpy about having their picture taken.
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Bus drivers seem to be grumpy all the time, and I personally think they shouldn't be.
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Not every moment in life is a joyous one, and it's OK to be grumpy and express your sadness.
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People should give attorneys like him who enforce the law a break, he says, and instead "be grumpy at Congress".
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Cam can't dance and celebrate without pissing people off and he can't be grumpy in defeat without pissing those same people off.
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But if one account were to represent the pure monetization of a moggy, it would be Grumpy Cat, the mix-breed with feline dwarfism.
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Here's something to be grumpy about: Grumpy Cat, the furry feline who started as an Internet meme sensation before becoming a household name, has died.
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Donald Trump is using Mr Young's "Rockin' in the Free World" as a campaign song, giving Mr Young one more thing to be grumpy about.
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Read about why it's O.K. to be grumpy at work, a church service that's more like a rock concert and the secret to staying married.
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It's a lovely day to flirt, and an unexpected meeting with take place—just plan your date for another evening, as this one will be grumpy!
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Those unmistakably wintry flavors combined with the holiday cup design will make it hard for even the biggest Grinch to be grumpy during this time of year.
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Facebook is touting this as a win for video publishers, who might be grumpy about Facebook's recent feed ranking algorithm change that prioritizes friends over pro content creators.
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It would be difficult not to be grumpy as an editor, having seen the same old celebrity nonsense go round and round again but with a smaller budget every time.
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Perhaps he would be grumpy about it, but the homage demonstrates the impact Cunningham has had on artists that followed him, creating a legacy of abstract expression of the body.
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Between getting dragged off a plane, punched in the face and paying five times what you normally would for a small can of Pringles, passengers have good reasons to be grumpy.
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The Moon in empathetic Pisces connects with warrior Mars in Capricorn at 3:10 AM, creating a proactive and helpful energy, but watch out: The Moon clashes with serious Saturn in Sagittarius at 6:19 AM, so people will be grumpy this morning.
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"Ironically, while the world-famous feline Grumpy Cat and her valuable brand are most often invoked in a tongue-and-cheek fashion, defendants' despicable misconduct here has actually given Grumpy Cat and her owners something to be grumpy about," Grumpy Cat Limited said in its complaint.
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Molding a pâté of chicken liver so it looks like a stick of butter, then serving it on a glass butter dish, is undeniably a bid for Instagram stardom, but the port wine syrup that surrounded it was so bright and fruity that I couldn't be grumpy about it.
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I told her if I was feeling low, or worthless, I might or might not mention it to her, and I might or might not be grumpy, but the one thing I wouldn't do was blame her, or demand affirmation from her, or start an argument just to distract myself from myself.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska) warned that she would be "grumpy" about having to come back to Washington in August, as she needs a long recess to visit as much of her massive state as possible.
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A solid black mare and her bay colt from the "un-adoptable" herd at the mustang sanctuary. Licorice seemed to always be grumpy for the first few weeks she was there, but eventually softened.
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Mr. Woo: The bus driver who drives Junie B. and the other kids to school. He may be grumpy but he still cares about the kids. He has already given Junie B. 2 pink bus slips: one for yelling for the bus to go faster and another for tickling another kid. Grouchy Typing Lady: Principal's secretary who works at the front office.
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Elsie was the daughter of Abraham Lansing and Elsie Van Rensselaer and wife of John Whipple. Strang fell in love with Elsie and took a job as a handyman under the name of Joseph Orton in Cherry Hill, the Van Rensselaers' residence. Elsie in turn fell in love with him. Elsie tended to be grumpy, irksome, and prone to hysterics and violent shouting fits.
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Scuttlebutt Pete is a dredger and a notorious gossip - hence his name. He believes in ghosts, and enjoys voicing superstitions and telling old sea stories, particularly when the fog comes around. Although he can be grumpy, he is a friend to the Star Tugs. However, dredger detail is an unpopular task with the tugs, and is often given out by the Captains as punishment.
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Grumpy Bear is a Care Bear who made his first appearance as an illustration on American Greetings cards in 1982. He made his animated debut in the television special, The Care Bears in the Land Without Feelings. Since then, he has appeared in most animated incarnations of the series. Grumpy Bear shows that while it's okay to be grumpy sometimes, it is also silly to let grumpiness go too far.
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While they are busy working, Rabbit, pretending to still be grumpy, interrupts them, but their fears fade when he surprises them with their Easter decorations, along with a new bunny tail for Eeyore. Rabbit shows them the celebration he prepared and reveals his change of heart, which everyone is very happy to see, especially Roo, who gives Rabbit his Easter Bunny hat, now repaired. The spirit of Easter is now restored, and Roo pops out of the book and says, "BBFN, Bye-Bye For Now!", ending the film.
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His attitude fit well with Skinner's character, causing Carter to assume that the actor was only pretending to be grumpy. Pileggi later realized he had been lucky that he had not been cast in one of the earlier roles, as he believed he would have appeared in only a single episode and would have missed the opportunity to play the recurring role. Before the seventh season aired, Duchovny filed a lawsuit against 20th Century Fox. He was upset because, he claimed, Fox had undersold the rights to its own affiliates, thereby costing him huge sums of money.
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26 Pileggi had auditioned unsuccessfully for several other parts on the series before being cast as Skinner. At first, the fact that he was asked back to audition for the role had puzzled him, until he discovered the reason he had not cast for the previous parts—Chris Carter had been unable to imagine Pileggi as any of those characters, due to the fact that the actor had been shaving his head. When Pileggi attended the audition for Walter Skinner, he had been in a grumpy mood and had allowed his small amount of hair to grow back. Pileggi's attitude fit well with the character of Skinner, causing Carter to assume that the actor was only pretending to be grumpy.
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Pileggi's attitude fit well with the character of Skinner, causing Carter to assume that the actor was only pretending to be grumpy. After successfully auditioning for the role, Pileggi thought he had been lucky that he had not been cast in one of the earlier roles, as he believed he would have appeared in only a single episode and would have missed the opportunity to play the recurring role of Skinner. The episode's climactic scene in the shopping mall where Tooms had made his nest was filmed in City Square Mall, Vancouver. Shooting at the location required the permission of every store owner on the premises, and care was taken to ensure that the stage blood used for the escalator scene did not seep into the escalator's motor to avoid possible damage.
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Arin Hanson (left, pictured in 2011) and Jon Jafari (right, pictured in 2016) created Game Grumps in 2012 and hosted it together until 2013 Game Grumps was created by Jon "JonTron" Jafari and Arin "Egoraptor" Hanson, and began with a video of the two playing Kirby Super Star uploaded on July 18, 2012 to video streaming site YouTube. According to Jafari and Hanson, the idea for the show came about when the two were arguing over whether or not the character Wolf from the fighting game Super Smash Bros. Brawl was too similar to the character Fox in terms of their fighting styles. After animator Ross O’Donovan told the duo about their tendency to be “grumpy” with each other over video games, Hanson came up with the idea of a podcast revolving around this concept, though the show ultimately became a video series on YouTube rather than a podcast.
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