He's the grumpiest, least fun character I've seen on screen.
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At 70, he may be the grumpiest old man on Twitter.
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For The Grumpy Cat Lovers (RIP) The perfect meme for your grumpiest friend.
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The grumpiest guest greeter in Stars Hollow returns to work at the Dragonfly Inn.
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John seemed the grumpiest of men, but in key ways he was an optimist.
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" Edward Davis, 85, an oil executive known for his withering office memos and nicknamed the "world's grumpiest boss.
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Putting all that aside, though, even his grumpiest critics will have to acknowledge that Musk has just pulled off something genuinely astonishing.
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Loki the Sphynx, who raked in some 79k followers on Instagram after being dubbed "The Grumpiest Cat in the World," is dead.
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There's also a silver cat perched on top of a corner table, a black cat in a painting — and the grumpiest little kitten.
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A MAN CALLED OVE The grumpiest man in a tenants' association makes a friend when new neighbors back their car into his mailbox.
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But don't get us wrong: Even the grumpiest among us was won over by this magnificent—what do you call it, a novelized treatise?
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Saturn is the grumpiest planet, so rejection is in the air—people aren't feeling open-minded or they won't have a sense of humor.
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" ABC reality show head Rob Mills described what producers are looking for with, "#Bachelornation give us your Grumpiest Old Men, give us your Goldenest Girls.
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Office memos from his time as CEO of Tiger Oil Co. were blunt, to say the least, earning him the unofficial title of World's Grumpiest Boss.
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Trump's childlike grin, Melania and Ivanka's funereal outfits apparently inspired by a literal Dolce and Gabbana ad — and, of course, Pope Francis's grumpiest of grumpy faces.
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He fasts and is basically the grumpiest person alive when he doesn't eat, so he's going to work from home today and spare the world from his wrath.
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The surprise was that Mr Guterres so swiftly won the acquiescence of both superpowers, even though relations between the two are probably at their grumpiest since the end of the cold war.
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It could have been a sombre moment in the film, but lyricist Amitabh Bhattacharya brilliantly turns it around by injecting wry, rustic humour that is sure to make the grumpiest audience chuckle.
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In Christopher Lasch's grumpiest book, "The True and Only Heaven," from 1991, he argued that a big problem with postwar liberalism was liberals' failure to really listen to the continuing populist criticism of the idea of progress.
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How else do you explain the Patriots' head coach, Bill Belichick, perhaps the grumpiest and most tight-lipped man in the league, taking time out from planning for the Super Bowl to lecture the news media at length on the Ideal Gas Law?
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A 15-year-old and her screaming mates probably weren't the ideal clientele, but the joy we exuded from hanging out in a space that allowed us to be ourselves and drink Jägerbombs for less than a fiver seemed to pacify even the grumpiest of regulars.
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Chefs and their publicists embraced Instagram because it allowed them to talk directly to customers, or at least flash seductive images at them, instead of having to sell food writers on the idea first — including the grumpiest, most jaded food writers of all, the restaurant critics.
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In any case, we will try to keep it vague.) Exciting scenes feature, among others, the Sorting Hat (wittily staged); the grumpiest of the centaurs, who is extra grumpy this time around; the evil Dursleys; and one of the book's more diabolically unpleasant characters, who turns up at the end and whom we had hoped we had seen the last of.
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Mr. Grumble is the 41st book in the Mr. Men series by Roger Hargreaves. Mr. Grumble is the second grumpiest man in the world after Mr. Grumpy. "Bah!" says Mr. Grumble. He hates laughter, and he hates singing.
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Nas is hip- hop's "grumpiest man", according to Jody Rosen for Entertainment Weekly, and the album "is a lot like Nas himself: impossible not to admire, but hard to love".Rosen, Jody. Music Review: Hip Hop Is Dead Entertainment Weekly. December 8, 2006.
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Mr. Grumpy is the 27th book in the Mr. Men series by Roger Hargreaves. Mr. Grumpy is the grumpiest person in the world. He's always in a bad mood, hating anyone or anything he comes across. He can't stand books so he tears out all of the pages, and he is rude to Mr. Happy who comes to visit.
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Alison Graham (Radio Times) said that following "bloodstained" Zoe's monologue at the beginning of the "valedictory" episode, "we know it’s a bad last day for the doc." Sue Haasler of Pauseliveaction wrote a positive review of the episode and praised Zoe's decision to leave Max, writing "you have to admire her for that, but it's a strong-willed woman who wouldn’t at least try to change for the sake of the lovely Max." Haasler enjoyed the scene where Zoe said goodbye to Dylan, who she branded "the world’s grumpiest man", and opined it was "as emotional as" her goodbye with Max. The reviewer also praised the introduction of Elle and said she was "looking forward to seeing how her character develops", but the character would have "a tricky job" replacing Zoe.
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