" AJ: "It's interesting that you said 'blowing off steam.
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Blowing off steam in this way gave Trump only temporary relief.
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You're just blowing off steam in the heat of the moment.
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Because she's blowing off the United States ... I know Denmark well.
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Others joked that Trump was blowing off some steam with a club night.
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We're told these threats were "extremely serious" ... not just someone blowing off steam.
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Blowing off steam Later on that night we ate dinner in the officers' quarters.
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A lot of these people may think that they are just blowing off steam.
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What's not clear ... is she blowing off steam or is this the real deal?
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Adult Claudia is back in 1987, and she's blowing off meetings at the power plant.
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There is a fine line between blowing off steam and participating in the gossip yourself.
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Her exit seemed to be more about blowing off steam than pondering a permanent break.
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Blowing off steam can definitely be healthy, and bottling up massive frustration can often be bad.
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Nothing says "I'm blowing off work" like strapping a board to the roof of a car.
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We had seen roofs blowing off like sheets of paper, cars and boats upended like toys.
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What may seem like blowing off steam to them is playground bullying to you (and me).
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Broner has a habit of blowing off court cases ... so, no one really knows where he'll be.
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Trump could be merely blowing off steam, or his comments could be indicative of something more serious.
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Still, good to see the guys blowing off some steam and having fun before the medal rounds.
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It could have been contamination by feathers or scraps of barn litter blowing off a disposal truck.
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Or maybe they were just blowing off steam on a site they never expected anyone to read?
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One day, with the winds blowing off-shore, only a few dead fish may wash onto beaches.
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The Daily Show, as it happens, is not the private entertainment of elites blowing off some steam.
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"Abu Mazen is like a tree in the wind, with leaves blowing off everywhere," said a former aide.
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Listening to the record captures that unquantifiable feeling of just watching friends blowing off steam in a studio.
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Kim Richards narrowly avoided jail after blowing off her community service and AA meetings in her shoplifting case.
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If I'm sewing my kid's Halloween costume, it means I'm skipping a meeting or blowing off a rewrite.
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" "Hopefully the President is just blowing off steam again but, if he's even half-serious, this is nuts.
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When Curry started blowing off his co-workers for his home-cooked lunches, he missed that social interaction.
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The stress-relieving benefits of exercise are well documented - there's a reason working out is called "blowing off steam".
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In one interview, Andy Hertzfeld laments blowing off deadlines to design a virtual coin-flip in a gaming app.
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Al-Nour remembers the door blowing off the cave, everything shaking, and an almost unbearable pressure in his ears.
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"You're really hyperventilating a lot and you're blowing off a lot of CO2 which can cause problems," said Crandall.
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"Hopefully the President is just blowing off steam again but, if he's even half-serious, this is nuts," Sen.
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About a year ago, probably when I was blowing off a deadline, I decided to rank every Dew flavor.
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New stuff comes along, so ongoing players chase those new rewards while also awkwardly blowing off their lower Light pals.
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While they might have a few juicy quips of their own to share, blowing off steam can eventually feel pointless.
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"Hopefully the president is just blowing off steam again but, if he's even half-serious, this is nuts," he said.
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"Hopefully the president is just blowing off steam again, but if he's even half-serious, this is nuts," he said.
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But they'll have a much harder time blowing off New York prosecutors, following their indictment on alleged campaign finance violations.
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" Then he forwarded the chain to Ms. Loughlin with a note saying, "The nicest I've been at blowing off somebody.
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I'm used to blowing off strangers, but here is a great person who if I were single I'd go for.
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I headed out for a morning walk near the beach, the air brisk from the wind blowing off the Channel.
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Seems the two are just blowing off some steam in Maui after a long NFL season -- and it's well deserved.
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"The email you're referring to is not my finest moment, blowing off steam with a friend, privately," Judge Gorsuch replied.
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The troubled singer's blowing off those concerns, and says he doesn't even talk to anyone in his family ... besides his mother.
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Hundreds line up to donate blood The attack seriously damaged the offices of broadcaster 1TV Afghanistan, blowing off windows and doors.
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This line of argument says that simulated murder is simply escapism, blowing off steam, or experimentation with a sophisticated software system.
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Democrats benefited from the Populist winds blowing off the prairie, and Theodore Roosevelt's 1912 campaign freshened Republican thinking with progressive themes.
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Rihanna did the right thing blowing off the NFL's invitation to perform at the Super Bowl's halftime show -- so says Tinashe.
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The sun was setting, the temperature was hovering around 75 degrees and there was a warm breeze blowing off the ocean.
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It also tried to inject some humor into the situation, sharing a cartoon that depicted the island blowing off the map.
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Now, with players blowing off steam in more than a dozen languages, how can referees reasonably determine whether to penalize them?
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The president has long used the events as a primary means of reaching supporters, blowing off steam and setting a narrative.
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Crab has a whole other kind of sweetness, a salty, beachy, nearly summer sweetness, like the spray blowing off the sea.
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There are sitting portraits of a pantheon of greats, like Apollinaire, and quickly snapped incidentals like Stein's sister's hat blowing off.
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This isn't simply a matter of a strong political personality going full pit bull or disgruntled former presidential candidates blowing off steam.
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A normal life of working during the day and then blowing off steam by decimating the best Overwatch players in the world.
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On Sunday a video was uploaded of what appeared to be Hurricane Irma blowing off a roof from a building in Miami.
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Some common culprits include eating too much, only doing cardio, not pushing yourself and blowing off weights, which help burn more calories.
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His home in Washington's Friendship Heights became a rollicking hub for journalists blowing off steam, with sporadic appearances from political power brokers.
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If I am at home sewing my kids' Halloween costumes, I'm probably blowing off a rewrite I was supposed to turn in.
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If you'd rather be more active in your stress relief, try blowing off some steam with high-intensity interval training Tabata drills.
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Smith's patent claimed to offer protection against the "evil" of things blowing off the line: not merely inconvenience, but existential disorder and wrong.
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Instead of being put off by the tone, we identify with the sentiment and understand it as a way of blowing off steam.
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"When that happens, the star becomes unstable and can partially explode, blowing off its outer parts, but leaving the core intact," Arcavi wrote.
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It's shades of 2000 all over again for Allen Iverson -- who was just suspended 1 game for blowing off the BIG3 in Dallas.
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Cooper's testimony comes despite the Pentagon blowing off a deadline last week to comply with a subpoena for documents related to the episode.
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"We're talking about... a very serious hazard of the top of these washing machines completely blowing off," Elliot Kaye, chairman of the CPSC, said.
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He said the suspect "appeared emotional, like he was blowing off steam, and was nervous but wasn&apost crying," the African News Agency reported.
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And that's the problem ... according to the suit, Birdman's blowing off his contractual duty to pay Aspire Music one-third of his Drake profits.
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He was just a guy who liked shift drinks and blowing off steam after work in a city where some bars don't ever close.
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Ares insists men are essentially evil; Diana swears they are good (and cute, despite their flaws, blowing off the zealous feminism of her tribe).
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By the end of the night, the Sanders campaign was blowing off questions about whether Bloomberg could pull them into a two-man race.
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As the Saviors open fire, every single one of their guns backfires, blowing off hands or otherwise severely injuring every single member of Negan's army.
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People are buying their way into office and they are blowing off the grass-roots organization which is what the Republican Party was built on.
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Broner finally commented ... sorta ... blowing off the gravity of the situation in a text message convo with an ESPN reporter, which Broner posted to Instagram.
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Allen Iverson is finally back on the grid -- and begging Ice Cube for forgiveness for blowing off a BIG3 basketball game in Dallas this weekend.
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GDB President Melba Acosta disputed the notion that officials were blowing off creditors, saying Puerto Rico held meetings with creditors in March, presenting updated restructuring proposals.
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Right now there is no imminent danger of Norilsk being pulled into the Rusal sanctions and the speculative froth is already blowing off an overheated market.
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It came off as a quintessential example of Ryan glibly blowing off what could be a monumental abuse of presidential power and a potentially gigantic crisis.
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But Stevens' attorney, Craig Renetzky, tells TMZ Sports ... Stevens was never blowing off the class -- explaining there was a "communication glitch" that has now been resolved.
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Iverson had been hitting the casinos hard in Chicago before the game -- and was spotted at a Chicago restaurant Sunday night, after blowing off the league.
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Much easier was to bore a horizontal tunnel into the heart of the mountain, but this increased the risk of blowing off the top, he said.
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Johnny Depp flipped the switch on his legal war with Amber Heard -- fully blowing off the drama to focus on one thing ... being a rock star.
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Like the "song" a child would make with a Casio keyboard, or the work of a professional musician blowing off steam after downing a bunch of shots.
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Just days after deciding to move forward with her divorce, Larsa Pippen spent the weekend blowing off some steam on the beach with Kim and Kourtney Kardashian!
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Jackie Jervis (Ken Marino) is giving a speech roasting various record company owners and executives and he makes fun of Richie for blowing off the Polygram deal.
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But on weekdays, his principal mode of blowing off steam is his nightly dinner in the White House residence, which begins at 6:30 or 7 p.m.
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"Hopefully, the president is just blowing off steam again, but if he's even half-serious, this is nuts," Senator Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, said on Thursday.
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Erika Jayne went off on Lisa this week, publicly calling her out in an interview for blowing off a photo shoot with the rest of the cast.
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Boke residents complain that while seeing none of the wealth from mining, they still suffer associated problems such as pollution from dust blowing off the back of trucks.
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More money problems for Grandmama ... this time Larry Johnson's being sued for close to $500,000 after allegedly blowing off a bank loan from 2007 ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Gaming: Students who are using the computer monitor for gaming definitely are just blowing off steam and not performing an assignment for school, no matter what they say.
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On Wednesday, Judge Gorsuch told the committee that the email had not been "my finest moment" and that he had been "blowing off steam with a friend, privately."
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When that went predictably badly, he attempted a revised draft that did a considerably better job of not blowing off Tweeden's lived experience and taking accountability for his behavior.
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The 'Real Housewives of New York' star is not being punished for blowing off parts of her probation, but she's essentially being told to get it together, or else.
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Mischa Barton's gotta fork over a ton of cash to the screenwriter she left high and dry by blowing off his movie production to go parading all over Europe.
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Here are the books that got the most love: When Titus heads out to the moon for spring break, he's hoping for a week of partying and blowing off steam.
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He keeps blowing off Emily's biggest social events, and he even makes a scene at the debutante ball Rory only agreed to do as a favor to cheer him up.
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But, LC's blowing off Justin's comments ... we're told her decision to pass on the show doesn't have anything to do with beef or lingering problems with Justin or anyone else.
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"I wanted to be completely transparent with my professors to let them know that I wasn't just blowing off class to do something fun or take a job interview," Wassman says.
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Mount St. Helens erupted on May 18, 1980, blowing off more than 1,000 feet from the top of the mountain, leaving a huge crater and spewing hot ash across the Northwest.
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If you played MechWarrior 2: Mercenaries, you quickly learned that one key to success was running around blowing-off enemy Mechs' legs so that you could salvage all their valuable gear.
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But days after initially blowing off the incident, it later began to seem that there was indeed more to the story than just than another "NORDO" private aircraft or lackadaisical pilot.
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"Ninety-five percent of the homes on Ibo have been destroyed -- not only roofs blowing off, but down to the ground," said Kevin Record, who owns a hotel on the island.
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For a guy who's blowing off his Hall of Fame induction ceremony, Terrell Owens sure spoke glowingly about the honor at the Boys & Girls Club ... and TMZ Sports has the video.
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Blowing off this disturbing incident, she goes to Max's Kansas City, where the Wailers are playing a not-very-crowded club gig, and charms John Lennon into posing for a photograph.
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IS THE PRESIDENT JUST BLOWING OFF STEAM WHEN HE GETS – AT SOME OF THESE JONATHAN SWANN CITED SOURCES SAYING HE REALLY WANTS TO DO THIS AND MNUCHIN PUSHED BACK ON THAT?
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Cops ran the 'Love & Hip Hop' star's record, and found he had a warrant for blowing off a court date from a weed bust 9 years ago ... so they arrested him.
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I nearly stumbled over it as I had covered my eyes to protect them from sand and grit whipped up by the unusually strong wind blowing off Nice's Bay of Angels.
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NBA draft pick Thon Maker didn't need a college education to make a highly intelligent move Thursday night -- blowing off all the raging celebratory parties in NYC ... to focus on business!
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A growing number are "ghosting" their jobs: blowing off scheduled job interviews, accepting offers but not showing up the first day and even vanishing from existing positions – all without giving notice.
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More than five months after a mysterious substance exploded in Central Park, blowing off the lower part of a 19-year-old man's left leg, many questions about the episode persist.
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It may be that this is all just blowing off steam, the virtual equivalent of Elvis shooting his TV. Maybe it's a combination of authoritarian role-play and wounded celebrity ego.
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While state media CCTV brushed these "confetti parties" off as an "unconventional measure of blowing off steam," the education bureau believes schools aren't doing enough to address the stress of the gaokao.
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During Thursday's episode of Grey's Anatomy, Meredith finally had to face the music after weeks of blowing off her court-ordered community service — and then a court-ordered court appearance for it.
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Auroras are the signatures of a planet's magnetic field, which are thought to be key for life because they protect a planet's atmosphere from the scouring winds blowing off its nearby star.
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I rode in the passenger seat while a buddy rolled down the window and fired a pistol into the night, blowing off steam after a breakup, empty casings spitting against the windshield.
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Plunged into suspicion by a single blond hair on a scarf, Gemma proceeds with breathtaking speed to cellphone snooping and then blowing off patients in order to follow her husband around town.
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Farrah Abraham is not letting Internet trolls control her parenting -- she's blowing off the haters who say she crossed a line with a new sexy video ... shot in front of her daughter.
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I'm not simply referring to the blowing off of steam -- the drink- or drug-assisted partying and in-house sexual shenanigans to be encountered in NGO watering holes from Kabul to Kinshasa.
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If/when he ever appears for the traffic offense ... don't be surprised if the judge throws the book at him for blowing off the case so many times in the past year.
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Ronda Rousey made an angry charge onto the UFC stage to stare down her UFC 207 opponent Amanda Nunes ... and then stormed right off ... blowing off the customary interview with Joe Rogan.
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Fallon then transitioned to one of La La Land's moodier tunes, singing to Ryan Reynolds before blowing off fellow SNL alum Tina Fey for a sky-high dance routine with BFF Justin Timberlake.
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Two other people with direct dealings with Yahoo's ad business mention that the advertising community has still not forgiven CEO Marissa Mayer for blowing off several key client meetings at Cannes in 20153.
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" Conservative commentator Stephen Miller said: "Trump's rallies are ridiculous & I wish he didn't make the country a part of his personal blowing off steam, but Acosta's Braveheart act is just as equally ridiculous.
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It's unclear whether Mr. Trump is just blowing off steam, as he is wont to do when it comes to the Fed, or whether he'll continue to explore ways to demote Mr. Powell.
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Students will be using computer monitors for a variety of reasons, some of those reasons will be key to the advancement of their education and some will be good for blowing off steam.
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MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. — From a couch on the back deck of a dockside restaurant, the Beatles playing in the background and a breeze blowing off the water, Joe Cunningham gestured to Shem Creek.
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Yet the industry is also responsible for blowing off the tops of the state's mountains and polluting the state's water, making it undesirable for other businesses and thereby keeping many others jobless and poor.
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After a long week on the job, most people like blowing off steam with friends at a local bar or club — but the tab for a night on the town can add up fast.
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Akon's got a hot take on African-American singers and rappers blowing off the Super Bowl LIII Halftime Show, and it sounds like he's NOT exactly down with the boycott in support of Colin Kaepernick.
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Big Boi ran off with $40k after blowing off a Georgia concert, according to the promoter ... but the rapper's camp insists the concert is worth waiting for and it will come sooner rather than later.
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UFC ring announcer Bruce Buffer is going to bat for his boy, Casper Smart -- asking Jennifer Lopez to give him a pass for blowing off a NY fundraiser to be Octagon-side at UFC 202.
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Boke residents say little of the wealth from bauxite mining trickles down to them, but the associated problems - such as pollution from dust blowing off the back of trucks as they head through town - do.
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" Game appealed the initial ruling, but on Thursday the appeals court affirmed the lower court's ruling, slamming Game for blowing off the trial by not showing up and calling his conduct towards Rainey "deeply reprehensible.
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They've walked before, complained before, and always come back; that smarmy retort of "see you next week" to people publicly proclaiming they're done with WWE isn't without some proof that it's just blowing off steam.
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Increasingly, reporters are acknowledging that when Trump blows up at people, it's not the symptom of a permanent dissatisfaction with them — it's a way of blowing off steam, or a temporary irritant he'll soon forget about.
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This area is where the sun produces "solar weather" phenomena, like solar flares or coronal mass ejections, and the region is also where solar winds — material constantly blowing off the surface of the sun — are accelerated.
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In all honesty, I had written off Sanrio's latest character Aggretsuko — a cute red panda with a secret penchant for blowing off steam from her office job via death metal karaoke — as a one-note joke.
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But he's also making it harder for himself, by gambling, and dealing with shady people, beginning to drink like his father and, by the end of the episode, blowing off a blind date to rob Ray's bar.
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The UFC legend is gearing up for her big wedding with UFC fighter Travis Browne -- so, we had to ask how they're planning on blowing off steam before the big day ... and it ain't nightclubs and rose'.
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"There is a huge clean energy resource blowing off of our coastline just over the horizon, and it is time to tap into this unlimited resource to power our communities," he said in a statement to Mashable.
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"It's Friday night and employers don't have to worry about the older person blowing off work for a party," said Paul Harrington, a professor at Drexel University in Philadelphia, who has studied teenagers in the labor market.
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For all of Grease's attempts to be a sweeping epic, a summer fling turned romance for the ages, it's really just about a creep who keeps blowing off a hopeful girl because his friends might make fun of him.
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And they described his absenteeism: They alleged that Luber often ditched work trips early, once leaving a work conference in Alaska to go on a fishing trip, and was known for blowing off meetings and not responding to emails.
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"The (palladium) market is blowing off froth and is likely to mark time towards year-end, but tightness in supply is unlikely to be mitigated in the near future," INTL FCStone analyst Rhona O'Connell said in a note. $16.95.
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Kylie Jenner is blowing off reports that her former bodyguard, and not Travis Scott, is baby Stormi's dad ... because she says the stories are BS. A social media storm started this week ... noting similarities between Stormi and Tim Chung.
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But, uh, maybe getting a fifth refill on the bottomless piña coladas (and letting friends Snapchat the whole thing) or blowing off a family barbecue to drive out of town with someone you just met is a little, er, much?
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That, however, requires allies, and Trump alienated the British, French and Germans by blowing off four months of negotiations in which they agreed to impose sanctions on Iran's regional behavior and ballistic missile testing if he would stay in the deal.
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Lately I've been walking around with an inner monologue that runs something like this: Ben is feeling tired; Ben is considering blowing off the gym; Ben is feeling regret about eating that entire baguette while walking home from the grocery store.
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There are so many accounts later on about what was said or not said at this dinner, but he's tried to say it was like a drunken rant, he was blowing off steam, but he detailed a pretty precise plan.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — As he awaits the Thursday release of the redacted special counsel report on his 2016 campaign's ties to Russia, President Trump is filling his idle moments — and blowing off any anticipatory steam — by turning to a familiar pastime: television.
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When one American theater planned a women-only screening of Wonder Woman, the backlash was so strong that the theater was actually moved to respond publicly—thankfully by blowing off the would-be victims and scheduling similar screenings at their other locations.
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When I look back at my Instagram photos of an amazing sunset, I also remember that I was watching it while my stomach was churning, feeling guilty for blowing off a freelance deadline or freaking out about the rapidly rising balance on my credit card.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's first tropical storm in three decades killed one person on Friday as it arrived on the south coast, knocking down trees and blowing off roofs in its path, but was losing speed, officials said, while warning against the risk of flash floods.
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As always with the President, it is difficult to decipher whether his comments represent a clear intent to act or are a case of a volatile personality blowing off steam in a way that does not meet accepted standards for someone who could be in legal jeopardy.
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He enlists and heads to Afghanistan, where he is on foot patrol with his superior officer when the two men drift inexplicably from their assigned station and the officer steps on an old Soviet mine, blowing off his own legs and sending shrapnel into Cameron's spine.
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The big picture: Cities naturally want to take advantage of the troves of information citizens are sharing on social media, but some people may not expect city administrators to "listen to" them when blowing off steam about a traffic jam or venting about a snow plow.
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A look at the Top 215 US population boom: Fastest growing county in every state A growing number are "ghosting" their jobs: blowing off scheduled job interviews, accepting offers but not showing up the first day and even vanishing from existing positions – all without giving notice.
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Some five weeks earlier, a mail bomb had exploded in the home of a former U.S. senator from Georgia, blowing off the hands of his maid, and thirty-five additional mail bombs addressed to Cabinet members, judges, and business moguls were intercepted before they could go off.
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Though the firewall between performance and governance has been steadily eroding since the days of Ronald Reagan, it seems to have collapsed altogether when a United States president, famous for blowing off his daily briefings, shows up for his job proudly unrehearsed, without having read the script.
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Eventually, everyone in work conversations with Pisces starts to roll their eyes, and the boss cuts Pisces off to intimate that what the company actually needs is for some employees to stop blowing off internal meetings, come to work on time, and meet those pesky deadlines.
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If he could justify his grief, memories of grenades blowing off his buddies' limbs and shrapnel shooting up his own legs, by continuing to "protect" this country — keep "illegals" out; keep Americans and their money and their land "safe" — then perhaps his trauma wouldn't have been for nothing.
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Delury said the Rodong Sinmun commentary was a "tit for tat" response to Trump's recent rhetoric, but added it remains to be seen if this blowing off of steam will be enough for North Korea's system to absorb the insults to its leader, or if more action will be needed.
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" Dreezy's music is best when she's operating from a space where it's like she's a friend of yours blowing off steam or celebrating, which is literally the mode she's in at the top, on "We Gon Ride," when she yells, exuberantly, "If you been gettin' it with your best friend this your anthem!
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The three Anarchists were waiting for Senor Canovas outside his house, expecting his return from the Cortes; and on the approach of a private carriage, which they presumably thought contained the Conservative leader, they threw a bomb which, however, exploded immediately, blowing off the arm of one man and wounding both his companions.
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On Everything Is Love, Beyoncé and Jay-Z's new album released this past Saturday, a bunch of elements unexpectedly commingle: a line about Napoleon blowing off the Sphinx's nose, the Migos' signature adlibs, Malcolm X, joking references to the almost-demise of a marriage, trap acoustics, broom-jumping ceremonies, winky references to the streaming wars.
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"At every step along the way, Republicans have made it clear, no matter her inexperience, no matter her radical views, no matter her potential conflicts of interest, no matter her secrecy, no matter her blowing off basic anti-corruption practices, they will ram this nomination down the throats of the American people, sideways," Warren said.
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"Nobody I know who are prescribed these medications is told, 'By the way, when you try and get off this, it's going to be like the most hellacious acid trip you've ever had where you're f—– clutching the walls and the hair is blowing off your head and you can't believe you found yourself in this situation,' " she said.
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If at the start of her storied career Ms. Franklin pliantly allowed herself to be groomed and promoted as a gospel ingénue with a set of pipes capable of blowing off the church doors, it was not long into her ascent that she began marshaling the power her nascent stardom commanded to extend the parameters of how we understood and defined black beauty.
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LOS ANGELES — If you've felt a lingering disturbance in the internet's social order — a vague and unsettling sense that there is a raging party happening just out of view, that all the people cooler, richer and better looking than you are blowing off steam together in some V.I.P. hideaway while you waste your life on Twitter and Instagram — I have some bad news.
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Les Westbrooks, a retired airline pilot who is now an aeronautical professor, told Business Insider's Alex Appolonia how this landing worked:"At the last minute, we want to move the nose of the aircraft parallel with the runway, but soon as we do that, the aircraft's going to start blowing off to the side of the runway with the wind," he said.
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She doesn't even remember why she decided to run video from her Canon 5D on the old PC. "I don't know what went wrong (or, actually, right), but I saw this beautiful image, this image which is falling apart, like pixels blowing off and into the wind, making the still from the video look surreal and scary, because the world is falling apart," says Efremova.
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Even this summer, while President Trump was busy blowing up the Canadian G-7 talks and blowing off a G-7 discussion on gender equality, a senior U.S. official at the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), the United States's development finance bank, was successfully launching a multilateral initiative to increase global lending to $85033 billion for businesses run by women or creating products made by or for women.
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He doesn't sing with power, only internal grace and calm, even when he's just blowing off teenage steam, like on "8TEEN" and "Let's Go." Some of his songs, like "Coaster" and "Hopeless," are elegantly structured enough to be delivered by a Sam Smith or an Adele, but the production on this album — most notably by Hiko Momoji and Syk Sense — saves Khalid from square corners and sharp edges.
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Sometimes this involves campus clubs or activism, or intramural football games that are thinly veiled occasions to beat up people you don't like, or all-night marathons of terrible progressive rock with your dorm buddies, or blowing off doing responsible things to get wasted in the student bar at 1 in the afternoon on a Tuesday before retiring to a dingy student basement to smoke a lot of weed and watch Kenny vs Spenny.
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And apparently Pacquiao's came this week, after Duterte's long nose-thumbing campaign against the United States and President Barack Obama (who Duterte called a "son of a bitch" in September and told to "go to hell" in October) culminated with his calling for the removal of all U.S. troops and military bases from the Philippines and blowing off reports that the U.S. will halt the sale of 24,000 guns to his government's national police over Duterte's approach to fighting drugs by calling American leaders "monkeys" and "fools" and saying he'll just get those guns from someone else, like Russia.
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