On Friday, Glanville fired back – and let the expletives fly.
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Numerous expletives are dropped and her eyes start to tear.
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The clip below — warning: contains many expletives — captures the moment.
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Bowles dropped 13 expletives in six minutes in describing it.
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When I walk past, the guy yells expletives at his dog.
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And there were two or three other expletives directed at Henrik.
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He used expletives to characterize the Jets' game plan and execution.
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O'Shea swears plentifully, and his conversation was peppered with amplifying expletives.
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Shouting expletives, they tell Mr. Ames to get his hands up.
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He started his speech with two expletives and talked through tears.
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One sign expressed "no confidence" in Ms. Snipes, with expletives attached.
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"Let's go in," the president said, adding a string of expletives.
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Knopf is an old-school publisher and they don't like expletives.
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"Shocked and angry, I stopped and retorted expletives and insults," Snell says.
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It would stream in more than a hundred countries — expletives and all.
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Upon their arrival at Union Station, however, protesters shouted expletives about Trump.
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They warn broadcasters that future "fleeting" expletives will, in fact, be fined.
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Note to teacher: Some of the linked videos do use expletives. 3.
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She responded with a number of expletives, but seemed unfazed and unhurt.
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They left a note (with some expletives) on the door for customers.
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Olivia, you get to hurl a bunch of expletives in one episode.
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Following a few fine dining jobs she'd rather not talk about ("Super bro culture, chefs would come in every day and start screaming at people for no reason, expletives, expletives, expletives, I was shit-scared the entire day," she remembers), she briefly dabbled in a catering service for Indian hors d'oeuvres for two years with her wife Ann Nadeau, but abandoned it because Nadeau grew exhausted.
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He hurls expletives at refs and other players and no one at all.
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Students from mainland China, she said, confronted her with expletives and lewd gestures.
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And true to form, those feelings are peppered with a string of expletives.
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Duterte has responded with expletives against Obama in one occasion after the other.
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The officer reportedly assaults Nag with pepper spray while shouting anti-immigrant expletives.
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The clip showed the basketball star shouting expletives at a couple off-camera.
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The expletives are endless and you're really ripping SUV guy a new one.
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He cupped his ears, raised his arms, and mouthed a couple of expletives.
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"Kill me," he muttered to himself, finishing with a stream of despairing expletives.
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Lizzo rolled in, spun around and started happily cursing, spreading joy through expletives.
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While driving, she shouts expletives and flips fingers at anyone she deems deserving.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — What's more cathartic than a nice, healthy string of expletives?
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That's when Anastasia says, 'I'll kick your (expletives)' and shoves Tigner to the ground.
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It had ordered the removal of expletives from Deadpool and kissing scenes from Spectre.
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Read more from NBC News: Pentagon chief briefing irks lawmakers, draws expletives from Sen.
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"Someone in that control room is out of control," he said, before adding expletives.
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Job interviews are about to be laced with a lot more expletives, at least.
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The Gang's ears are burning as expletives fly around our heads in augmented reality.
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That student was resisting and yelled multiple expletives at Anderson, including the racial slur.
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"Candidates should therefore avoid cursing or expletives in accordance with federal law," Klein added.
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"If you can't see that, you're ignorant, and you're stupid," she said, adding expletives.
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Eily's internal monologue is elaborate and impatient, full of poetic flights and furious expletives.
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Ask bankers what they think of Chamath Palihapitiya's 2017 and prepare for some expletives.
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Billions is written in extended metaphors, strings of expletives, grandiloquent monologues, fire and brimstone soliloquies.
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Daley, shouting expletives and promising Biblical curses, is hot on their trail toward the wormhole.
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Latos riddled his postgame interview with expletives to describe his poor performance on the mound.
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He is quick to express amazement or to spew expletives, often in Greek, when frustrated.
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Afterward, Bowles stood at a lectern and used two expletives to describe his halftime charge.
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"The whole world knows us," Vaitkevicius said on the phone, peppering the call with expletives.
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She (happily) doesn't see the expletives and the trolling, or the comments about her looks.
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In December 2018, a Nest camera shouted sexual expletives and threatened to kidnap the baby.
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Graham weighed in Friday afternoon, and he didn't deny that the president said the expletives.
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"I had to be here tonight, y'all, I couldn't let those (expletives) ... win," he said.
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And later, the two get into an explosive argument, lunging at each other and screaming expletives.
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The expletives sparked a roaring reaction from the audience, with many of the celebrities standing up.
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McDormand's spseech was bleeped out three times, though she wasn't actually using expletives during those instances.
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The constant presence of the phrase "expletives deleted" became a running joke and hurt his standing.
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Conway loses it as the cameras roll, blasting Frank for demanding war and letting expletives fly.
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Expletives fly freely, and "insane" is perhaps the most frequent word used to characterize Mr. Trump.
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Our old swearwords, shit and piss, are relatively recent innovations – not as words, but as expletives.
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Coach Buddy scrambles frantically around, shouting expletives and urging his players to stay on the side.
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Weirdly, they prefer nudity when it's disconnected from sex, and they feel the same about expletives.
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"You don't touch me," she yelled, adding expletives as he sat against a trash can, stunned.
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Bret suggested we rename ourselves Cheesy Little [Expletives], but nobody could envision that on a marquee.
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During their honeymoon, Ms. Willoughby said, Mr. Porter frequently became angry and yelled expletives at her.
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We received hundreds of submissions, from musings on the foods readers believed induced labor to expletives.
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His message is often heavily seasoned with expletives, and his bluntness has drawn attention and criticism.
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He later blew up at Kelly, hurling expletives at her in his office, according to NPR.
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There was mention of tarragon, a divisive herb among the partners, followed by expletives and laughter.
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"Look at me — I'm topless with a mink coat," he said, adding a couple of expletives.
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Before the gunshots, one officer repeatedly shouted expletives and told Mr. Blevins to drop his gun.
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"I'll break every bone in your neck," he said in a rant that included two expletives.
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Anderson called for backup, and the student yelled expletives at him, including the racial slur, Anderson said.
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While the other women said, "I'm freaking out," Booth actually freaked out via a few choice expletives.
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"I stabbed the two (expletives) in the neck and I'm happy now," he was recorded as saying.
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The one constant on the show, besides laughs and expletives, are awards for the HBO comedy's star.
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Text messages Most of the text messages in the indictment between Myers, Boone and Hays include expletives.
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As they sped toward a reef, grabbing at sails, an uncharacteristically rattled Mr. Kleeman even spat expletives.
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Players were visibly distraught as they left the field, some shouting expletives and others kneeling in prayer.
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But when a firefighter trekked to the roof to tell her, Jessie started hurling expletives at him.
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She also said Ellison once tried to forcefully pull her off of her bed while yelling expletives.
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Covered in alcohol and unable to stand, he was arrested after screaming expletives at a police officer.
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The supporters cheered, "Can't stump the Trump!" and hurled expletives about Mr. Trump's Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Filled with expletives, and frequently in all caps, the messages read like one long outpouring of rage.
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It followed a more heated protest overnight, during which demonstrators yelled expletives at police clad in riot gear.
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And all of these posts are peppered with expletives — "donkey face Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez" being a milder one.
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Anderson called for backup, and the student started yelling expletives at him, including the racial slur, Anderson said.
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Some of the more tabloid-style papers carried headlines with expletives and depicted Trump with a clown nose.
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There's the video with you and Kourtney spouting off expletives that we're not sure we can quote here.
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When Grande launched into "Bad Decisions," a song that includes a few expletives, the Grande matriarch visibly blanched.
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T-Mobile's event will be chock full of John Legere dropping choice expletives on AT&T and Verizon.
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The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, used a combination of expletives to describe the situation.
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"Candidates should therefore avoid cursing or expletives in accordance with federal law," Mr. Klein added, presumably sighing deeply.
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"Candidates should therefore avoid cursing or expletives in accordance with federal law," Mr. Klein added, presumably sighing deeply.
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So it really shouldn't be a surprise that his trial is already full of expletives and hissed threats.
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Teigen, who was not named in Trump's tweet, quickly responded by calling the president a string of expletives.
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Hettleman, a Baltimore County Democrat, says the man also yelled, "You don&apost represent us" and uttered several expletives.
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He is crude, teaching his young daughter to chant expletives in the manner of an extreme "Napoli ultra" fan.
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Upon hearing about it, LePage left Gattine a voicemail with expletives and homophobic insults: Mr. Gattine, this is Gov.
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Fields screams and shouts some expletives, but she is not the only one who is excited about the conversation.
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Prepare for a flurry of expletives and accusations in this exclusive preview of tonight's dramatic episode of Top Chef.
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"When I came, just that fucking paperwork took a year," he says, displaying an idiomatic command of German expletives.
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There were "a lot of expletives" when Trump arrived at the White House on Thursday night, according to CNN.
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The expletives, misogyny and violence in songs like "I Shot a Hater" are just "tongue in cheek," Webber says.
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Oh, and we hope you're sitting somewhere where it's cool to blurt out expletives several times in a row.
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It is no surprise, then, that playwrights frequently use profane language — curses, expletives, oaths and epithets — in their work.
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Peppering his words with expletives, Gossage described having the urge last year to stuff Cashman into a trash can.
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Football players press their chests against one another after a big hit, and coaches fling expletives (and sometimes projectiles).
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"I had to be here tonight, y'all, I couldn't let those (expletives) ... win," he said, referring to his attackers.
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"I got off the cart and shoved him, said a couple things, probably a few expletives," the statement said.
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The hackers knew exactly where to retrieve the most sensitive data and littered their code with expletives and taunts.
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His commentary is packed with expletives and directly calls out numerous people in the public eye he takes issue with.
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The MX6 flagship is equipped with an ten-core setup (insert surprise and expletives!) with max clock speed at 2.3GHz.
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When a voice on a bullhorn told the crowd a concert was "not happening," fans could be heard shouting expletives.
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Using expletives during a cable news segment these days guarantees one thing more than anything else: Lots of exposure afterward.
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A pesky shark destroying a fisherman's net got an earful of expletives after a brief game of tug of war.
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And in "Jerry Springer — The Opera," which runs through April 1, God himself sprays a few expletives of his own.
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Actress Chloe Moretz's Twitter account was tweeting expletives Wednesday before the tweets were deleted, either by Moretz or by Twitter.
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After stepping in manure, one young women clawed up my back like a cat, screaming a glorious stream of expletives.
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But they usually result from expletives that have slipped from the mouths of winners — out of excitement, passion, even anger.
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He came in on Monday with a set of expletives and then was like 'let's show them how it's really done.
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Those eight tiny laps will test your friendships, your relationships, your ability to come up with incredible expletives on-the-go.
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Me and my friends stayed up until 4am, huddled around the tiny CRT television and whisper-screaming expletives at the screen.
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With each blast of the cannon, her dad jumps up in shock and then lets out a dignified string of expletives.
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Loaded with jokes, expletives, and erotic descriptions of the woman's body, the written version characterized the encounter as exciting, not upsetting.
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The results of a special election back home bring a flood of Facebook posts, replete with expletives and testimonies of tears.
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"Some Gave All" — Mr. Cyrus's first album — "had four hit singles on it," he insisted, adding a few expletives for emphasis.
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It was replayed over and over, sometimes even with uncensored expletives and crude sexual terms, on all the television news networks.
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OK, don't answer that question, it would involve too many expletives and would divert us from the topic at hand, Biden.
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Perhaps Priebus would have preferred Clinton adopt Donald Trump's strategy and use expletives when outlining the way he would defeat ISIS?
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His five-inch lime-green mohawk stretched sideways, from ear to ear, like a tiara, bobbing forward as he rapped expletives.
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Cat Power has had a tortured relationship with concert dates over the years, manifesting in cancellations, walkouts and plenty of expletives.
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The warning comes as several Democratic presidential candidates have taken to using expletives on the campaign trail -- most notably former Rep.
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Most of these are conducted at full volume, the shouting and expletives punctuated by catfights, beat-downs and the expected shootout.
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Sugar Bear then begins a screaming match with Pumpkin and yells expletives at her as she is held back by a bodyguard.
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In 2015, he filmed his friends' reactions to his flying maneuvers that have them screaming expletives and literally hanging from their seats.
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That experience left her feeling "horrified" — she recalls leaving one inquiry in a flurry of expletives after being grilled like a perpetrator.
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That came a day after Noah yelled expletives at his coach upon being removed from a game against the Golden State Warriors.
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Where Caputo is initially passive, Sam is too aggressive, throwing expletives and insults towards the wrestlers like a gym teacher during dodgeball.
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In December, a couple was startled out of bed when they heard sexual expletives coming from their baby's room over a monitor.
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Maybe it's a direct response to the President Donald Trump, who repeatedly riled up campaign crowds with expletives incorporated into policy pronouncements.
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Herrera claims that sent Younes into a rage, causing him to pick Herrera up, slam him against a wall and shout expletives.
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I dug my nails into my belly flab and unleashed a stream of expletives that was only interrupted by pure cavewoman yowling.
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Hard-core and punk shows in the Northeast became plagued by a gang called the F.S.U. (two of its initials are expletives).
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During jokes about "Cats" and the Golden Globes ceremony as a whole, Gervais, the host, used expletives that NBC had to censor.
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Google has banned expletives and racial slurs from its predictive technologies, as well as mentions of its business rivals or tragic events.
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The rapper took to Instagram to voice her frustration with the government shutdown in a now-viral video laced with expletives and knowledge.
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He previously said "fuck you" to Nvidia for not supporting Linux, and now Intel has angered him enough to generate some more expletives.
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Oddly, the argumentative subway rider is also filming the incident on her own cell phone while she yells expletives at her fellow straphangers.
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Expletives against Obama First of all, Duterte has been ticked off by America's increasingly open criticism of his signature "war on drugs" policy.
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In the phone call with New Yorker's Ryan Lizza, Scaramucci spewed some choice expletives in a tirade against Reince Priebus and Steve Bannon.
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Sources inside and close to leadership have used the full range of expletives in text messages reacting to what Trump did this morning.
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Mr Conlan called the Amateur International Boxing Association (AIBA), the sport's governing body, "cheats" live on Irish television, adding expletives for good measure.
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Some waved signs using expletives to denounce him, a group chanted in Spanish while waving Mexican flags, and others burned an American flag.
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The reason that Eighth Grade earned such a strict rating is its use of "sexually-derived expletives" — in this case, the f-bomb.
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"I actually said going into all the contests that I'd love fourth place," Gerard later said, after he'd exhausted himself of excited expletives.
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The officers were surrounded and drew their batons; they formed a protective circle and retreated back inside as demonstrators shouted expletives at them.
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While generous in surface area, the armrest pillow is cumbersome and not the ideal pillow to hold to your face while shrieking expletives.
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Big Baby Tape, for instance, mixed in American slang picked up from video games with his absurdist Russian flow, heavily peppered with expletives.
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Released on Sunday, the track, peppered with expletives, quickly garnered over 500,000 views and was the top trending item on YouTube in Russia.
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"The Good Wife" had an unusual maturity and moral ambiguity for a broadcast drama; now "The Good Fight" has the expletives to match.
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But things turn messy — and unquotable, given the eventual expletives — once Martin reveals that his beloved is not a person but a quadruped.
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Drew Gattine with expletives and threats, apparently in response to Gattine calling him a racist -- something Gattine denied saying in an interview with CNN.
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I scream a string of expletives, and a West Village mother cups her hands over her child's ears and gapes at me in horror.
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In a meeting with Mrs Pelosi and other Democratic leaders, Mr Trump is reported to have yelled expletives at Mr Mulvaney for undermining him.
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Booth's frequent expletives are a welcome reprieve from the tiresome activity of watching people who don't seem to like each other fall in love.
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MCDONALD&aposS ACCIDENTALLY SERVED PREGNANT WOMAN CLEANING FLUID INSTEAD OF LATTE, MANAGER SAYS As they leave, the man yells expletives at the McDonald's employees.
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In the comic book, the turtles sneered behind masks and shouted expletives as they leapt between rooftops, swinging weapons like nunchucks and battling crime.
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In the video, several members threw punches and hurled expletives at each other as bystanders, Disneyland employees, and Disneyland security alike tried to intervene.
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Cellphone video taken inside the classroom shows the instructor and other students attempting to subdue Butler as she yells expletives at the other student.
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Okay, so if you ask me about Steve Bannon, I'll leave out the expletives, but I can tell you exactly who the guy is.
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Still rusty after extensive layoffs from four back surgeries, Woods was reduced to grimacing, head-shaking and occasionally mouthing expletives amid wildly inconsistent shotmaking.
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Last year, as she closed in on the victory tape at New York, breaking Keitany's winning streak, Flanagan was yelling expletives in a euphoria.
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I remember waking that morning, seeing the news on Twitter, and impulsively letting fly, in a row, 15 to 20 surprised and happy expletives.
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And, of course, you see Melina firing off expletives at Lidia, and later throwing her pots, pans and plants out her window while wailing.
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A large gray-haired man in a lawyer's robe is shouting expletives through his mask as he towers over a short, scruffy domestic worker.
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The officer, who is white, can be heard using expletives and saying that he could kill the teenager, Jordan Brunson, 15, who is black.
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"I had to be here tonight, y'all, I couldn't let those (expletives) ... win," he said at West Hollywood's Troubadour club, referring to his attackers.
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Teigen, whom Trump referred to as Legend's "filthy mouthed wife" without naming her, fired back at Trump by calling him a string of expletives.
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According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the student, who is also black, had pushed the school's assistant principal and was shouting expletives at Anderson.
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The new tags allow Alexa to do things like whisper, pause, bleep out expletives, and vary the speed, volume, emphasis, and pitch of its speech.
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In the video, the alleged kidnappers can be heard shouting expletives about white people and Donald Trump, as the victim is tied up and beaten.
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After getting tied up in their net, the sea monster grabbed a hold of it and refused to let go, prompting a flurry of expletives.
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But since the court doesn't say one way or another whether the ban on fleeting expletives violates the First Amendment, the FCC's current rule stands.
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Teigen, to whom Trump referred as Legend's "filthy mouthed wife" without naming her, blasted the commander in chief by calling him a string of expletives.
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In a nod to the bridge's poor reputation, Mr. Cuomo, who is from Queens, said he first heard his father use expletives while crossing it.
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McGregor encouraged the crowd to shout expletives at the undefeated Mayweather and his family before launching into a profanity-laced tirade for nearly 10 minutes.
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Ted Kennedy, President Carter famously told a group of legislators that he would "whip his ass" while President Clinton was famous for his curse-filled tirades in private meetings But even after the famous "expletives-deleted" transcripts from the Nixon investigation, the country expected that, in public and in formal political events, presidents would abide by a certain level of decorum and refrain from using harsh expletives.
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When ScreenCloud's CEO Mark McDermott woke up to the shock news that Britain had voted to leave the EU, a string of expletives crossed his mind.
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His speech is cheerfully peppered with expletives, and no subject of conversation is off limits: the sunny triad of politics, religion, and sex is ever present.
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Schultz writes: It was another several minutes before an elevator came, but not before all had vented to stadium employees and Shanahan let out some expletives.
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By the time he reaches the final "treat," pennies, Ramsay is so enraged he simply screams expletives and throws the bowl of pennies at the camera.
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Reynolds has proved his producing savvy with the runaway success of Deadpool, an R-rated comic book superhero movie with expletives taking up half the dialogue.
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Such a change in the law would bar the companies from removing "videos that contain nudity, profanity and expletives, hate speech or depictions of animal cruelty".
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With a crowd of bystanders shouting expletives and asking about the use of force, the officer's plainclothes partner calls for backup and angrily confronts the onlookers.
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Mixed in with tributes to the dead are the words "TMO = terrorists" — a reference to the tenant management organization — and expletives directed at the prime minister.
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The rate at which politicians in Congress and state legislatures use expletives on social media has risen dramatically, according to data from GovPredict, an analytics firm.
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The first thing he said when he woke up was that he wanted a white physician and I should go back to my country (expletives excluded).
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Out from under the rules of basic cable and network TV, they were tempted by the freedom, filling the first draft with expletives, Mr. Brennan said.
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There is, however, a big-ish character reveal, plus a brief clip of one fight towards the end that prompted me to shout out some excited expletives.
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"Wow!" came from all over the room, along with a few unprintable expletives said in stunned appreciation, the crowd's excited whispering and laughing bouncing across the theater.
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Maya's older brother, who's in eighth grade, gives her a string of incredible expletives to wield at her tormentors who labeled her UGIS—ugliest girl in school.
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The Guardian reports that the research, presented at the British Psychological Society, found that letting the expletives fly while performing a physical activity can increase your strength.
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The suspect hurls a string of expletives at the police, and one officer also uses profanities with the suspect while ordering him to stay on the ground.
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In Singapore, an Australian marketing consultant was fired after posting on Facebook a string of expletives labeling Singapore a "s**t country" because there were no Pokémon.
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The woman, accompanied by a child, was angered by the request, refusing to remove the trash with a stream of expletives — until a police car showed up.
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Among the Wanchese breakfast crowd, few names elicit a lengthier string of expletives than Louis Daniel, former executive director of the North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries.
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When I asked the older driver what he thought about Obama's historic visit and the likelihood of ending the embargo, he spit out a few colorful expletives.
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The full message, which you can read in full at Us Weekly, is littered with unprintable expletives — at one point, Olsen employs a derogatory term for gay men.
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Since March of 284, Fox has repeatedly announced that Mexico will not be paying for the wall, and even added some expletives to really drive the message home.
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"I was telling you I had a problem with the tyres, I wanted to pit first," he said on the team radio before muttering a number of expletives.
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But between Equifax, Yahoo, and the cell phone companies, we're growing accustomed to letting out a deep sigh with maybe some expletives, and moving on with our lives.
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Drahos, a soft-spoken political novice and professor of chemistry, offers a direct contrast to Zeman, who has used expletives in live debates, relishes drinking and smokes heavily.
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Thursday, however, Legere posted a very rambling, heavily edited YouTube video filled with expletives and a blog post filled with capital letters and ellipses responding to EFF's report.
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This was the point when the expletives started to creep in and the adrenaline I came in with started to wane — a minor panic attack taking its place.
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Trained by members of the crew over the years, her repertoire consisted mainly of foul-mouthed expletives and the opening bars of the theme from "The Great Escape".
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The X-Men movie that wasn't an X-Men movie was viscerally violent, riddled with expletives, and ended with the death of our only character constant since 20173.
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"You should have just written me a check and settled the judgment," he wrote, in one of the only sentences of the email that is free of expletives.
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After the room erupted in jeers, Mr. Ziulkoski said, she stormed up to him, poked a finger in his face and humiliated him with a string of expletives.
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While I fully expected a few expletives to be shouted my way, I certainly did not expect to hear: "Hey, Mom, I hope you get high blood pressure!"
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They balance each other: Baker tends to lay down the foundation of a joke, and Martinez heightens it with sound effects, physical humor or a string of expletives.
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The interview was cut short, and Kelly was led to Pompeo's private office, where the diplomat lobbed expletives at her and had aides bring him a blank map.
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Actress Mareli Miniutti accused Avenatti on Monday of dragging her across the floor by her arm after shouting expletives at her and calling her "ungrateful" during an argument.
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After a discussion between Mr. Artiles and Ms. Gibson over bills in the Legislature, Mr. Artiles used two expletives to refer to her, she told The Miami Herald.
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This unwelcome humor doesn't include things like expletives, death jokes, or dick jokes, but is specifically humor surrounding hazing, sexual harassment and assault, racism, sexism, homophobia, and transphobia.
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The main concern, the administration said, is all the expletives and sexually graphic imagery that would flow into the marketplace if the law were to be struck down.
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Trump's remarks were met with disgruntled anger and a series of creative expletives from Christina, a 27-year-old speech therapist from Berlin who declined to give her surname.
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In Adelaide, Australia, a woman is being sought by authorities after she was filmed yelling expletives at an Asian mother and her child on a bus on Saturday afternoon.
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If you're brave, you can reach 7.5 mph, just fast enough to elicit swerves and expletives when you're barreling down the bike lane like a self-destructive Paul Blart.
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In the aforementioned Al Jazeera article, pro-Nazi commentators make Holocaust jokes and call Jews "inbreeding winged Hebrew monkeys" in addition to various unmentionable expletives mocking Israelis and Jews.
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Eminem, whose real name is Marshall Mathers, threw out some expletives but also referred to numerous news stories and presidential actions during the rap delivered from a parking garage.
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Could he be holding his breath for the passage of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), at which point he will unleash a stream of expletives on Twitter?
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While your ex may be deserving of the expletives you've been chanting in your head, hexing is a next-level measure that can put your own karma at risk.
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The student called Anderson the n-word along with other expletives, and the security guard repeated the racial slur when he told the teen not to call him that.
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It's difficult to make out the conversation between the security guard and police because a man next to them continually cries, "No!" and utters a string of anguished expletives.
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In 2009, it upheld a federal crackdown on "fleeting expletives" uttered on network television, including actress-singer Cher's use of the F-word at the 2002 Billboard Music Awards.
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CELEB RESTRAINED AMERICAN AIRLINES PASSENGER WHO TRIED TO OPEN EMERGENCY DOOR "Get me the f--- off this [long string of expletives] plane!" she screamed, according to footage obtained by KTRK.
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"I was looking into his eyes when I got the call to be a part of the cast," she wrote, adding expletives and five unicorn emojis to convey her excitement.
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To that, Cosby yelled out with expletives to Kevin Steele, the district attorney, that he did not own a private plane, according to multiple journalists who were in the courtroom.
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The 30-year-old had filed a complaint against her husband and his family members for gang-raping and tattooing expletives on her body for not meeting their dowry demands.
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The long gif, which contains expletives and is reportedly composed of Snapchats taken by the poster, shows a man encountering a stunning fox in the alley of an undisclosed location.
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The suit further alleges the priest regularly used gender-specific expletives and racist and homophobic slurs in conversation, and even accused one of the school's employees of being a pedophile.
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Cinematographer Mike Berlucchi was a vital architect in building this harrowing episode, which sometimes looks more like The Hurt Locker than a show where the expression "Farts!" sometimes supplants expletives.
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"Arguably, and very arguably hurling expletives at the President could fall under manner restriction, but the Supreme Court has said that one man's profanity is another man's lyric," he said.
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Mr. Redstone repeatedly referred to Ms. Herzer in expletives and said that he did not want her to be in his life or to make health care decisions for him.
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"A hairbag is an older cop, a burned-out cop, who doesn't want to do anything and doesn't care anymore," Mr. Dietrich said in an interview, adding a few expletives.
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The Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri star, 60, let the expletives fly uncensored while accepting the award for best female lead at the 2018 Film Independent Spirit Awards on Saturday.
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Rather than drive off or, like, pay full price, she allegedly went inside to argue about it with employees, muttering expletives and flashing a fake badge in a black wallet.
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While Ms. Carey opted to smile and pose her way through apparent technical difficulties, looking as unruffled as possible, Adele showed a more human side and let the expletives fly.
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Mr. Rhodes followed her, got on his knees and began to bow down in imitation of a Muslim praying and shouted expletives about Islam and ISIS, the prosecutor's office said.
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The road leading up to the Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor super fight has been filled with expletives, public insults and name calling ... and it's all been documented on TMZ Sports.
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"Then it all comes out at night" in extreme dreams, which include shouting expletives and punching in her sleep, usually while her husband sleeps next to her (wielding heavy-duty earplugs).
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CANNES, France — The filmmaker Spike Lee railed against President Donald J. Trump at the Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday, using a volley of expletives to accuse him of exacerbating racial tensions.
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The president and others attending the meeting only later challenged exactly what expletives were used in describing countries that Mr. Trump wanted to prevent from sending migrants to the United States.
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"The way that I write music is that I listen to a song I love and I copy it," Mr. Healy said, generously peppering his always self-assured statements with expletives.
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The video opens with what sounds like an "oh shit!" followed shortly by a "holy shit," a "goddamn it," and a profusion of other expletives rattled off too quickly to decipher.
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For example, while the musical drops a few expletives, Miranda throws a hell of a lot more casual "motherfucker"s into Drunk History than he did into Hamilton (which contains exactly one).
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Generous with his expletives, Mr. Wayans riffs on racism in America, shares his parenting methods and compares Donald Trump to Flavor Flav, the clock-wearing Public Enemy member and reality-TV personality.
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Anne Pollack was recently at her wit's end when Mahmah, her African grey, began shrieking for unknown reasons, despite the fact that Mahmah has a vocabulary of 100 words, including several expletives.
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Nastase, who is 70, was heard to hurl expletives at Konta, the British captain Anne Keothavong — who also is pregnant, and whose room number he had publicly asked for — and the umpire.
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LUBLIN (Reuters) - Alicja Sienkiewicz was attending a gay pride event in the Polish city of Bialystok in July when a group of young men shouting expletives surrounded her wheelchair and hurled firecrackers.
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LUBLIN (Reuters) - Alicja Sienkiewicz was attending a gay pride event in the Polish city of Bialystok in July when a group of young men shouting expletives surrounded her wheelchair and hurled firecrackers.
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"El Marro," on the offensive after continued incursions by rivals, in October published a YouTube video in which he shouts expletives and vows to hunt down members of the Jalisco New Generation cartel.
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Twitter users turned Microsoft's machine learning chat bot, Tay, into an internet troll in less than 24 hours, making it tweet out expletives, racist comments and other vulgarities before it was shut down.
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On Sunday, when a group of protesters shouted expletives near a police station, one man reminded them the demonstration - which drew 1.7 million according to organizers - had to remain peaceful on the day.
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A day after the election, a group of men in a truck draped in Trump flags drove around my younger sister's college campus in Texas, my alma mater, hurling expletives at Muslim women.
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The cuts suggested for "Udta Punjab" included removing the word "Punjab" throughout the film, deleting expletives or words like "election" and "parliament", and bleeping out the name of a dog called Jackie Chan.
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The Minnesota congressman's ex-wife, Karen Monahan, has accused Ellison of emotional abuse and one incident of physical aggression during which he tried to pull her off of her bed while yelling expletives.
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The most welcome reprieve to Jesse's intentionally grating persona is his horrible and hilarious son Pontius, who spends his time underlining bad words in the Bible and hurling expletives at his own father.
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The three men tussle as the officers try to bend Mr. Sterling over the hood of a car and as Officer Salamoni, using expletives, repeatedly threatens to shoot Mr. Sterling in the head.
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Sunday night was not the first time Mr. De Niro, who starred in one of Mr. Trump's favorite movies, "Goodfellas," had used a public stage to hurl insults and expletives at the president.
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"When a 6-foot-2 white guy is red in the face, screaming expletives," Mistry says, "someone else might see their football coach or their dad" — that is, an exemplar of tough love.
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So expect plenty of poetic expletives in "Our Lady of 121st Street," Mr. Guirgis's 2002 dark comedy about a funeral in Harlem with a missing guest of honor (the saintly title character's corpse).
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Cornyn's team screenshotted the damning — excuse us, d***ning — tweets and made sure to put asterisks over the expletives and also the words "penis" and "vagina" so that readers would not be offended.
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The President was "hot" and exasperated Thursday night after Sessions' recusal, a source familiar with the situation said, and there were "a lot of expletives" when Trump returned from a day trip to Virginia.
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The foul-mouthed Philippine president, who once called the pope a "son of a bitch" and told Barack Obama to "go to hell, " says he has promised to God he won't spew expletives again.
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This section of the game opened with two police officers headed into a creepy home, the kind of place that gets movie audiences screaming expletives at the characters when they decide to split up.
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By the end of my ride I was grinning from ear-to-ear, enthusiastically shouting expletives at Dave for making me think $2983,000 was a perfectly reasonable amount to spend on a commuter bike.
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The 13 cuts suggested for "Udta Punjab" included removing the word "Punjab" throughout the film, deleting expletives or words like "election" and "parliament", and bleeping out the name of a dog called Jackie Chan.
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Flores was still upset about the call after the game, using two expletives to say that umpires should not have assumed the ball would have been caught by the Rockies left fielder David Dahl.
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Fox Television Stations, the network's attempt to fight fines imposed after Cher's and Richie's fleeting expletives, goes to the Supreme Court, which rules 13-4 to send the thing back to the lower courts.
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During his 13-night run on the typically sober game show, Mr. Rogers charmed viewers, the internet, and eventually the host Alex Trebek with his wild gesticulations, occasional expletives, brazen wagers and encyclopedic knowledge.
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They said that Mr. Perrotta traded expletives with Mario Caraballo, who until recently served as the deputy associate administrator of the homeland security office, and that the two men had to be physically separated.
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After the man left the McDonald's, the video shows, a restaurant employee used expletives to tell the teenagers to leave the restaurant, despite a bystander's pleas not to put the teenagers in more danger.
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But after he steadied himself and struck out Xander Bogaerts and Rafael Devers, Sabathia roared off the mound — shouting expletives toward the Red Sox dugout and toward Mookie Betts, who was on first base.
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Jones helped her mom run the Trap's karaoke nights (screaming expletives of denial whenever someone sang ''Like a Virgin''), and she made some extra money by drawing on patrons' flat-billed snapback baseball caps.
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During their visit, Mr. Parnas grew angry in part at what he perceived as the president's betrayal, and fired the lawyers in a tirade of expletives, according to people with knowledge of the incident.
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Prosecutors argued that the search was reasonable because officers saw Mr. Mitchell shouting expletives at a bystander and knew him to be a member of a white supremacist gang, the Soldiers of Aryan Culture.
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He detailed (with more expletives than I'll include here) that he had been given a credit line 20 times higher than his wife's despite the fact that her credit score was better than his.
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LUBLIN, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Alicja Sienkiewicz was attending a gay pride event in the Polish city of Bialystok in July when a group of young men shouting expletives surrounded her wheelchair and hurled firecrackers.
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Some Catholic bishops have been critical of Duterte&aposs brutal crackdown against illegal drugs, which have left thousands of suspects dead in reported clashes with the police, along with his vulgar and expletives-laden speeches.
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"It was pouring rain and I was driving my sons to their soccer practice, and as I was driving them, a truck cut me off, and out came a lot of expletives," says Morales, 45.
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Both had been installed onto Tencent Holdings Ltd's popular messaging service QQ. The indiscretions are similar to ones suffered by Facebook Inc and Twitter Inc, where chatbots used expletives and even created their own language.
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As soon as I checked my phone, the sad news of our country's decision hit home; texts from fellow insomniacs ridden with expletives reinforced my grief and there has been talk of nothing else since.
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He then missed the cut at the United States Open, becoming so frustrated in the process that he unleashed a stream of expletives, slammed clubs into the ground and squared off on a tee sign.
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By Monday morning, the expletives used by Ms. Teigen — including one that Mr. Trump famously used in a recording that surfaced shortly before his election in 2016 — were part of a trending hashtag on Twitter.
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However, the AI system is not intelligent enough to detect the context of expletives, and a simple change between "I love you" and "I fucking love you" sees a change in score from 0.02 to 0.77.
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He may be a little too gentle occasionally, but in most of his scenes he is true to the character, even to digging his hands in his trouser pockets, raving about news leads and spouting expletives.
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The weird details of the Silk Road bust and the contrast of the drugs and violence with Ulbricht's wholesome past and G-rated vocabulary (his preferred expletives include "heck" and "fudge") have proved irresistible to storytellers.
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Asked by an interviewer what the new assembly would do, he said: "Beat the crap out of those dogs and start to put them all in jail," using expletives in Spanish that were far more crude.
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In interviews crammed with expletives, the 71-year-old former mayor spoke warmly of Beijing and Moscow, describing Chinese President Xi Jinping as "a very courteous person" and Vladimir Putin as a man who was sincere.
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Shoveling expletives into the holes where jokes ought to be — a road too often traveled in today's R-rated comedies — the director, John Hamburg, and Ian Helfer produce a screenplay that's shockingly lazy and painfully attenuated.
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The statement came just hours after protesters smashed the windows at Hong Kong's Legislative Council and made their way through the government complex, vandalizing rooms and spray painting the walls with expletives and slogans criticizing the government.
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Things hit an all-time low on Thursday when The New Yorker published an interview with newly appointed communications director Anthony Scaramucci and reporter Ryan Lizza, which was littered with expletives and some seriously trashy trash talking.
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There also wasn't enough detail in the conference abstract to tell if the scientists compared swearing runs to, say, silence or other socially less-acceptable words that aren't typically thrown around as expletives (like: urethra, urethra, urethra).
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"When I got the call, I let out a stream of loud, joyful expletives—which was awkward because my plane had just landed and everyone looked at me like I was crazy," Whitehead said in a statement.
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It was one of many e-mails, calls and messages posted on the local Republican website to Mr Dunn from supporters of Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner, calling him a traitor and employing some colourful expletives.
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Maybe he would attempt that by insulting them; after all, taunts and expletives and cynicism until now have been unknown in the U.S. armed forces, and some Trump toughness will cause the delicate flowers to wilt immediately.
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The "CBS This Morning" co-anchor said Wednesday that she "never thought" that Kelly was going to hit her during her sit-down with the embattled star, during which he stood and yelled expletives at the camera.
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In a match neatly summarizing Kyrgios's roller-coaster career, the 52nd-ranked player spent much of the night muttering expletives about the condition of his right knee and had a trainer working on the injury between sets.
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That steep declined would be halted only in August, following a mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, when O'Rourke emotionally spoke out against assault-style weapons, hurled expletives, and openly called President Donald Trump a white supremacist.
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"GET DELE ALLI IN HERE, HE MUST KNOW ABOUT THESE THINGS," he howls, before storming off in a cloud of expletives, muttering about self-service machines and how good, honest checkout staff are being replaced by robots.
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There was Kanye West, speaking incoherently, spouting expletives and pounding on the grand old Resolute Desk while Mr. Trump mopped up the adulation of a clearly disturbed man, and reporters took in the spectacle of it all.
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On January 7, Frances McDormand accepted the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Drama for her performance as Mildred Hayes in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, in a speech bleeped out three times despite no audible expletives.
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The president should be safe now from the expletives of that intern who yelled "fuck you" at him last week — she's been briefly suspended, and her access to the Capitol is restricted for the rest of her internship.
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"He looked like he was ready to strangle me," Simon told the Boston Globe, and said that the actor, 67, slammed him against a door and and used expletives while threatening to throw him out of the restaurant.
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Even current industry darling Ninja, award presenter and the winner of this year's Content Creator of the Year (a replacement for Trending Gamer), has used racial expletives on-stream and sparked controversy for refusing to stream with women.
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I could easily imagine the groans and shouted expletives that would have been audible in the halls at the CIA in Langley, the NSA in Fort Meade, and the FBI in the Hoover Building when it was uttered.
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"I think they were out of the same book, of stirring it up and keeping people on their toes, and that's the way it was around here," Gossage said, peppering his language, as he often does, with expletives.
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So they're sticking around in expectation of that moment: Mr. Bullock is planning on a modified version of Ms. Klobuchar's strategy, spending the bulk of his time in Iowa, and has begun spicing up his language with expletives.
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With public rants filled with expletives not suitable for television, hurling labels like "racist" and "homophobe" toward Donald Trump the man and not his actions or words, they give every indication they are consumed with hate for him.
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The hope for many Americans was also that presidents would stop using the kind of demeaning language heard in the White House tapes of the 1960s and early 1970s -- that was the lesson of the "Expletives Deleted" controversy.
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The Republicans, in turn, believed they had the most devastating piece of political tape: the Democratic challenger rapping a decade ago, using expletives and a racial epithet common among black rap artists, as he veered into controversial topics.
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The stars of the upcoming comedy Bad Moms gave the audience the one-finger salute Thursday while accepting the female stars of the year award at CinemaCon – and let the expletives fly with their kids safely out of earshot.
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Some White House officials also view the optics of the meeting with trepidation, and one aide discharged a series of expletives last month when this reporter told him that the Russians had made public the possibility of a meeting.
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The tour manager was in the green room and woke up from a pre-show nap to 30 yellow-shirted security guards and the General Manager shouting expletives and telling the band they were not welcome at the venue.
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In his next round against Stan Wawrinka, a player with whom he has history, he was booed by the Mexican crowd when he walked on and again when he fell and bloodied his hand — prompting a barrage of expletives.
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The expletives-laden story's a whole bunch of hokum about mercenaries on the run and corrupt officials— The A-Team in space, basically, but with dirtier mouths—but crackles with B-movie-style knowing badness, if you get me.
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Her style resists translation, because it is full of colloquial French structures and expletives; she deploys them with abandon and an unerring sense of rhythm, lending the performance a directness that works well in the compact Théâtre de l'Atelier.
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But once you get beyond the expletives, what you learn from Ryan Lizza's account of a profane phone call from Anthony Scaramucci, the president's new communications director, is just how riven this White House is by reality-show rivalries.
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"This is just normal Scotch packing tape," Mr. Zayner, chief executive of a biohacking start-up called The Odin, told his YouTube audience one summer night, muttering expletives as he stripped the top layer of skin from his forearm.
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We saw the table fly on our mother, we heard the expletives, we ran as fast as we could to try to catch up catch up as she was chased around the restaurant, and we heard her cries for help.
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And after all, if you can get past your uncle yelling expletives at the TV in the background, there's good reason to stay put: The best Black Friday beauty deals are all online this year — especially if you're on Amazon.
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On the show, Armstrong said he was stepping into an Uber in Denver during summer of 2017, ahead of the Colorado Classic pro cycling road race, when an angry patron at a nearby brewpub began shouting expletives in his direction.
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In their place, Ron Swanson's Pyramid of Greatness, cookbooks punctuated by expletives, life-size cardboard cut-outs of your face, T-shirts with record players engulfed in flame thanks to the devil's music, and door stoppers with "HODOR" emblazoned upon them.
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In the voice mail messages, Mr. DeRisi, who is from Smithtown, N.Y., used threats of bodily harm laced with expletives to discourage the senators from voting to approve Judge Kavanaugh's nomination and then admonished one for doing so, the complaint said.
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Initially, Pink said, she wrote a speech responding to those online who said she didn't deserve the lifetime achievement trophy, a throwback to a time when her "anger was everywhere" and "I couldn't hold my tongue," she said, with added expletives.
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At least we now know that Carlson is a dexterous wordsmith who can choose his expletives so they work in both English and Dutch simultaneously, even if he appears to just be going apeshit and screaming "fuck" at a guest. Incredible!
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They were saying it, I'm sure, later in the trip when I stormed out of my sister's one-bedroom in Iowa City — where all four of us slept while she got ready for grad school — shouting expletives about the whole family.
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The driver hit and held his horn from the moment I moved into his lane to the moment he came alongside and began to scream with such volume that I heard him before his window rolled down: a series of expletives.
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A Los Angeles judge has granted actress Mareli Minutti a restraining order against attorney Michael Avenatti, who she alleges dragged her by her arm across the floor of his Los Angeles apartment and shouted expletives at her, calling her "ungrateful," the AP reports.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Cheered on by loyalists, President Donald Trump did not hold back as he celebrated the end of his impeachment saga on Thursday with a mix of expletives and insults for his opponents and praise for the supporters who stuck with him.
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Mareli Miniutti, who on Monday filed for a restraining order against Avenatti, wrote in court filings obtained by The Associated Press that Avenatti dragged her across the floor by her arm after shouting expletives at her and calling her "ungrateful" during an argument.
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Fox returns to the Supreme Court, which finally decides that the FCC can't fine Fox or ABC for those fleeting expletives from 2002 and 2003, because it hadn't made any rules about those before and only decided they were bad after the fact.
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So with Clayton Kershaw by his side, the always-animated Hernandez announced the Dodgers' World Series arrival with a few expletives, proclaimed they had four more wins to go to claim a championship, and started the joyful spraying of beer and Champagne.
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In the case of Vestlandet, oftentimes those out-loud observations took the form of incredulous expletives, as I turned a corner and ran straight into scenes like Latefossen, a pair of thunderous waterfalls that meet under a bridge near the town of Odda.
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"Rappers didn't try to bend to get on TV, which would mean purging all traces of drugs, expletives and all sexual comment from their texts," said Andrei Nikitin, 40, editor of The Flow, a website that has followed the scene for years.
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Expletives explode off their tongues like gunfireWhipping the passengers ears all around thema mother covers her son's ears,flinching as spittle flies past herI can feel the frantic scramble approachlike the ones that happen whenthere are people like this on a subway.
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Following that interview, which touched on issues at the center of the ongoing Senate impeachment trial, NPR reporter Mary Louise Kelly said that Pompeo lashed out at her, using expletives and quizzing her on whether she could spot Ukraine on a map.
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He also shot down rumors that Social Club "was working with the feds" and warned people (using a lot of expletives) that it was really stupid to be posting drugs for sale on social media using your phone in the first place.
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In a tirade dotted with expletives and lewd language, Scaramucci, who was named Trump's communications director last week, savaged Trump administration officials who leak information from the White House and pressed Lizza to reveal anonymous sources from an earlier story he had published.
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WASHINGTON — Less than a month into the 116th Congress, Sean McElwee, the liberal co-founder of Data for Progress, rattled off a list of sitting Democratic House members who should face a primary from the left, his exposition punctuated with dismissive expletives.
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"If you ever want to hear a lawyer shout expletives at volume down a phone you need to call him and tell him that you have created the first open source crowd-funded cyber arms acquisition attempt," the researchers said in a statement.
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Venture capitalist Mark Stevens has been banned from attending any NBA games through the end of the 2020 season and fined $500,000 after last night shoving Toronto Raptor's player Kyle Lowry and hurling expletives at him after Lowry crashed into a row of seats.
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Reuters reports that, for a fee of 35,000 rubles (just under US $570), it will type the kind of glowing review that will make, say, an endless line of England supporters stop in for a meal before they all start shouting expletives at the Belgians.
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Seth Meyers thinks we've earned some expletives in Trump's impeachment hearings Stephen Colbert has a brutal 'Game of Thrones' analogy for the impeachment hearings Emma Thompson answering random questions from little kids is hilariously adorable Watch a Bernie Sanders impersonator interview the real Bernie Sanders
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Seth Meyers thinks we've earned some expletives in Trump's impeachment hearings Emma Thompson answering random questions from little kids is hilariously adorable Watch a Bernie Sanders impersonator interview the real Bernie Sanders Trevor Noah unpacks fifth Democratic debate, especially Joe Biden's egregious word choice
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"If you ever want to hear a lawyer shout expletives over the phone, you need to call him and tell him that you have created the first open source, crowd-funded cyber arms acquisition attempt," posted Response Team co-founder Matthew Hickey to Twitter.
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Airlines say they can't meet that demand right away -- a claim some administration officials say they don't believe, according to several sources who tell CNN the calls have deteriorated so badly that agency officials have issued threats, spat expletives and accused airline executives of lying.
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In a video posted on Twitter by a reporter for The Deseret News, Westbrook, who is black, can be seen using expletives to say that he will beat up the fan, who appears to be white, and extends the threat to include the man's wife.
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The main difference -- which won't be fully evident to those watching the preview on CBS -- is that the All Access episodes run a bit longer and are free to use pay-cable-worthy expletives, which certainly sound forgivable upon learning someone has squandered your life savings.
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If, as the group trundled off the stage at the end of the set, you had told one of the listeners that they had just witnessed the debut of the best British band of their generation, you might have elicited a chuckle—and a couple of expletives.
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The mayor of Phoenix apologized on Saturday after videos showed that police officers in the city who had been responding to a report of a shoplifting had drawn their weapons, shouted expletives, and threatened to shoot a man in the face in front of his young children.
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Here are six tips on how to navigate the gray area surrounding digital communication: It happens more than you think: an employee sends an egregious email to a colleague, which then initiates a domino effect of others chiming in, often with expletives or off-color remarks.
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ASAN/SEOUL, South Korea (Reuters) - Angry South Koreans volleyed eggs and expletives on Thursday at a minister and officials trying to defuse their ire over plans to quarantine hundreds of citizens set to be flown home from the epicentre of a new virus epidemic in China.
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When Mr. Johnson asked Mr. Trump directly if the aid was contingent on getting a commitment to pursue the investigations, Mr. Johnson later said, Mr. Trump replied, amid a string of expletives, that there was no such demand and he would never do such a thing.
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For the people who wrote a somewhat logical or impassioned response that wasn't full of expletives, I've taken the opportunity to respond to people, and share with them a bit about why it was important to me to take this action, and be a part of this resolution.
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Suffice it to say, many of the bystanders are left literally speechless by the beautiful, soft-spoken actress musing on wildly inappropriate topics and hurling expletives at them in bits about bestiality, bowel movements, how Google ruins relationships (hint: porn!) and Andrew Dice Clay-style riffs on fairy tales.
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"He's been the face of this thing for four or five years, whether on (CNBC show) Squawk Box or on a video, letting lose the appropriate expletives … If I'm the CEO of Unilever, I'd want him to be around for a long time," he told CNBC by phone.
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"Subsequently, [the astronaut] received numerous tweets from the [woman's] account that included expletives and stated something to the effect of 'she could be your daughter' and 'she's younger than you," according to a summary of an interview with the astronaut obtained from the NASA Office of the Inspector General.
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When Kaepernick began kneeling in 2016, he inspired a wave of similar protests, both on and off the fields of the N.F.L. The issue became as high profile as it was polarizing; President Trump has used expletives to criticize kneeling players and has called for them to be fired.
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The president briefly tried to curb his use of expletives in front of his religious vice president but has reverted to four-letter form — and Mr. Pence, who is fond of joining colleagues for moments of shared prayer, has been less religiously demonstrative around Mr. Trump, aides say.
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Getting Siri to swear is basically a sport for some Apple fanatics, and there are plenty of ways to go about tricking Apple's voice assistant into rattling off some expletives, which is fun for about 45 seconds and will also probably be the most use you get out of Siri.
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Read: How Trump's Schumer tweet reflects his reading habits 'A lot of expletives' Trump is extremely frustrated with his senior staff and communications team for allowing the firestorm surrounding Sessions to steal his thunder in the wake of his address to Congress earlier in the week, sources have told CNN.
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The student, Bethany Koval, a 16-year-old Israeli Jew, said she had been reprimanded by administrators at Fair Lawn High School in Bergen County for a tweet that contained a string of expletives directed at Israel and expressed happiness that a pro-Israel classmate had unfollowed her Twitter account.
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"The night I got the news from Carlos that Bolitoglossa jacksoni had been rediscovered, I flew off the couch where I&aposd been falling asleep, let loose a string of expletives (in a good way), and did a little happy dance," Jackson, the salamander&aposs original discoverer, said in a statement.
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Will Ferrell plays a whispering game with Jimmy Fallon and it gets very intense, very fast Seth Meyers thinks we've earned some expletives in Trump's impeachment hearings Stephen Colbert has a brutal 'Game of Thrones' analogy for the impeachment hearings Emma Thompson answering random questions from little kids is hilariously adorable
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For comedy writers, that's all catnip, but for Bergen, these phenomena reveal where language originates: When you pay attention to the affected brains, you learn that there's a specific place where automatic, stubbed-toe expletives originate, distinct from the pathway, in the left hemisphere, that generates the rest of our talk.
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Given that mood, it's hard to see how Biden getting in a shouting match with a guy saying that Biden wants to take away peoples' guns (fact check: not true) and using a few expletives to make his point is a negative (if it has any impact at all) for him.
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Nightcap: Democratic disarray | Sign up In one ad that seemed to especially pique Trump, Priorities directed women on camera to mouth words used by Trump in past interviews and audio recordings --- sizing up women's figures in crude terms, using expletives, and suggesting that if Ivanka Trump wasn't his daughter, he might date her.
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In what was likely Boyle's final appearance as a Ranger, he unloaded on Larry Brooks, a veteran writer for the New York Post—who is about as warm and fuzzy in his prose as Boyle is in person here—with a string of expletives at the Rangers practice facility in Tarrytown today.
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Video footage from the scene showed the drone lifting off from a miniature launch pad bearing Russian Post's blue and white logo, buzzing through the air for several seconds before losing height and crashing into a three-storey residential building in front of a small crowd of spectators who were heard uttering expletives.
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On the first of the four days of the wedding, dazed and exhausted, she left our landline telephone in the basement inside the deep freezer and blamed me for it, screaming a litany of expletives and insults so cutting that even now, knowing she didn't mean it, I can't quite bring myself to remember them.
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Stephen Colbert is 'Aragorn's slightly hotter twin brother Darrylgorn' in 'Lord of the Rings' spinoff Seth Meyers thinks we've earned some expletives in Trump's impeachment hearings Billie Eilish asking kids about their dreams goes from adorable to terrifying Will Ferrell plays a whispering game with Jimmy Fallon and it gets very intense, very fast
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The serenity of the church service at the roped-off little park across from the White House was juxtaposed by scenes of protest across Washington: ugly shouted expletives traded between Trump supporters and detractors outside Union Station and, on the National Mall just blocks away from St. John's, protestors attempting to obstruct checkpoint entrances to the inaugural ceremony.
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The lone female V.P. on my floor and my mentor at the time gave me the following advice when she left to partner at a hedge fund: Once a week, open the door to your office when they finally give you one, and place a phone call where you shout a string of expletives in a threatening voice.
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What I've found, however, throughout the course of my policing career and my life as a Black man, is that posting anonymous racial expletives—either as graffiti or as derogatory posters—is one of the favorite tactics of the gutless masses who practice racist behavior, but who are too afraid of the repercussions to openly express their racist views.
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It has always been true when the Mavericks have encountered the Knicks; last season's game in Dallas featured Cuban taking jabs from the StairMaster at Knicks president Phil Jackson and responding with expletives when asked if he would be O.K. with the Mavericks' star Dirk Nowitzki tutoring the Knicks' young forward Kristaps Porzingis in the off-season.
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Why it matters: While Manigault's departure adds to a string of White House exits at the start of 2018, her behind-the-scenes departure reportedly was not smooth — April Ryan tweeted that Manigault was actually fired by Chief of Staff John Kelly and hurled a string of expletives at him, requiring her to be removed from the White House grounds.
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Image 2 of 2 MANILA, Philippines – Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Tuesday threatened to kill corrupt police, including those accused of involvement in illegal drugs and other crimes, in an expletives-laden encounter on live TV. More than 100 policemen, many of them facing administrative and criminal complaints including rape, kidnapping and robbery, were escorted to the presidential palace to meet Duterte, police officials said.
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Yet when the canceled concerts were raised at a meeting of his Council for Culture and Art, Mr. Putin — who has himself borrowed on occasion from Russia's rich lexicon of deletable expletives — argued that obscenity was part of the culture, and that, in any case, it would be counterproductive to try to block a form of poetry and music that was all over the internet.
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Edgers gives us the hyper-amusing blow-by-blow of just how this duet came alive, from the back-and-forth of lyrical expletives in the studio — Run called Tyler's lyrics "hillbilly gibberish" — to the recording of a music video that is both harbinger and metaphor for the song's legacy: Here were the two groups literally breaking down the wall between them so they could rock out — rap out?
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For as cutting as Letterman often was during his 22 years behind the Late Show desk, Colbert getting this explicit doesn't exactly fall into the grander tradition of late-night shows on broadcast TV. The only other broadcast late-night host channeling anything remotely similar to Colbert's blunt outrage is Seth Meyers, whose Late Night airs at 12:35 am and is still far more sparing with the expletives than Colbert's Late Show.
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In brief review: The administration released an "update" on tax reform that included basically nothing new; the freshly hired communications director was quoted using colorful expletives to eviscerate two of the president's top aides; the seven-year effort to repeal and replace Obamacare and deliver on the president's top campaign promise collapsed in spectacular fashion; and second-quarter growth came in short of expectations and well off Trump's promise of 3 percent-plus growth for years to come.
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