"We met at a kitschy, fakey art deco diner,'' said Mr. Herbert, who was "looking for a woman with a career who wanted a life.
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Novels, which were intended to show unfiltered middle-class life in everyday prose instead of fakey verse, drove women to promiscuity by representing their feelings so exactly.
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It opens in "OUTER SPACE" (announced by full-screen captions, no more subtle than anything else here), where the celestial entity hurtles toward Earth past luridly fakey planets out of a 1950s B-movie.
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Millie Fakey is Principal Fakey's wife. Her first appearance was in the episode "Repression" when Principal Fakey comes home from work and she tries to make him spend time with her, but he pays no attention to her. She is always neglected by him and wish he could spend time with him. Millie is unaware that her husband is having an affair with Nurse Bendy.
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They both concern about Tommy's education and learning development. In the episode "God's Blunders", they are seen having a meeting with Principal Fakey in his office, talking about Tommy's education and how poorly his grade is on the science test. Principal Fakey tells them that their son will be placed in a Special Education classroom, and it made them upset to hear about it. The next morning, Mrs.
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Norm Fakey is the principal of Alfred G. Diorama Elementary. While he attempts to run the school according to his community's strict moral code, he himself has been having an affair with Nurse Bendy for some time. His wife is completely unaware of this, and Fakey felt extreme guilt over his deception until receiving advice from Orel in "Repression". He is now in denial concerning the affair, and has thrown his wife out of the house, blaming the gonorrhea he received from Nurse Bendy on his wife's (nonexistent) infidelity.
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Dr. Chosenberg is a Jewish doctor from the town of Otherton. He is the same age as Principal Fakey (50 years old). His only appearance was in "Holy Visage" when he sits next to Orel on the bus. He gets wounded in the stomach by Orel's Jesus Wiggleneck toy.
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It is revealed in the episode "Help", that she was one of Bloberta's engaged friends, and married Principal Fakey at the assuming age of 18. She used to be friends with Bloberta, but they don't react to each other anymore, and she was a frequent protester with Ms. Censordoll, but doesn't do that anymore either.
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Later in the series, Joe insults him over his affair. His last name "Fakey" is a reference to the fact that he is essentially a fake or false husband, due to his affairs. It could also reference the fake love for his wife or their fake marriage. He was originally voiced by Jay Johnston, but was also voiced by David Herman in some season three episodes.
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For example, the name "hikkake pattern" has been chosen over "inside day false breakout" or "fakey pattern" by the majority of book authors who have covered the subject, including: "Technical Analysis: The Complete Resource for Financial Market Technicians" by Charles D. Kirkpatrick and Julie R. Dahlquist, and "Long/Short Market Dynamics: Trading Strategies for Today's Markets" by Clive M. Corcoran, and "Diary of a Professional Commodity Trader" by Peter L. Brandt.
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Jones, who originally had no acting aspirations, was discovered at a bodybuilding competition by Shirley Eson of American Gladiators fame. Eson urged Jones to audition for the Gladiators-like Knights and Warriors, and Jones got the part, becoming one of the few female warriors. Jones was also offered a position in professional wrestling, but turned it down because, she said it was "too fakey". Knights and Warriors only lasted one season, but Jones' acting career was just starting.
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She is having an affair with Principal Fakey, though she seems completely uninterested in him and expresses no pleasure—or even acknowledgment—when they have sex. She has gonorrhea. In "Dumb", it is implied that the school bully, Joe Secondopinionson, is her son, whom she was forced to give up at birth at age 13. After an uncharacteristically touching sequence where she and Joe bond, she throws her stuffed teddy bear "Sonny" in the trash, no longer needing the childish fantasy substitute now that she has a real son.
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The hikkake pattern, or hikkake, is a technical analysis pattern used for determining market turning-points and continuations. It is a simple pattern that can be observed in market price data, using traditional bar charts, point and figure charts, or Japanese candlestick charts. The pattern does not belong to the collection of traditional candlestick chart patterns. Though some have referred to the hikkake pattern as an "inside day false breakout" or a "fakey pattern", these are deviations from the original name given to the pattern by Daniel L. Chesler, CMT and are not popularly used to describe the pattern.
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