Give me the harridans, the dolts, the selfish, and the jerks—especially the jerks.
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And other evidence suggests that jerks are attracted to, or at least more accepting, of jerks like them.
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Which is to say, brilliant jerks and the executives who tolerate them, some of whom are also brilliant jerks.
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Three Jerks Jerky, from $25.89 (3-pack), available at AmazonThree Jerks makes an upscale version of a classic snack: beef jerky.
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There are sisterly squabbles and hilarious trash talk, much of it in Spanish, as well as moments of extreme tenderness and jerks being jerks.
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Kelly Fisher CollamoreCutchogue, N.Y. To the Editor: Note to Jennifer Weiner: Most jerks tend to be men, but most men don't tend to be jerks.
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Even if they're good, even if there's good aspects, like the brilliant jerks theory is there's only room for brilliant people but not brilliant jerks.
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The internet is people, and maybe there's a consistent number of people who simply want to be jerks, and will always find a way to be jerks.
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There are crab jerks selling tickets to scam events, and there are other crab jerks trying to pass off crab from Argentina as the genuine article from the Chesapeake.
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After all, they — we — can be entitled jerks.
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" Wine jerks are often the worst of all the jerks because only wine jerks hold a single stemmed glass up to the grimy light of your friend's IKEA-and-a-sofa-so-old-it-needs-a-throw-over-it-to-disguise-that-big-bolognese-stain apartment and go "look at the legs on that one.
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It's possible for a boorish jerk to run a successful company, but jerks do best when surrounded by non-jerks, and bros do best when they hire seasoned executives to help them.
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KS: No, but in terms of that, one of the phrases, we'll get this question, that Uber used, Arianna Huffington used, was "brilliant jerks," that you have to stop tolerating brilliant jerks.
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Jerks can sometimes be good — at least when they're penguins.
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Just been to see "Brilliant Jerks," the play about Uber.
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Either way, we all know they can be complete jerks.
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The cursor would move in jerks and often get lost.
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They see these jerks dying and it's kind of satisfying.
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"Venmo Is Turning Our Friends Into Petty Jerks," Quartz wrote.
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Are their grievances legitimate, or are they just being jerks?
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I've met some good people and I've met some jerks.
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Your character gets treated pretty horribly by some local jerks.
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It had Dead Kennedys and Circle Jerks and Ozzy on it.
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The mouse jerks spasmodically, one hind leg pedaling through the air.
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"She'll get all the perks and we'll get all the jerks."
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There, now those jerks at TMZ wont get the story first.
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And later, Twitter says it is going to retaliate against jerks.
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Directors are always nice, and actors are always kind of jerks.
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" Last year he called them "jerks who want us to die.
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Arianna Huffington told CNBC that no "brilliant jerks" will be spared.
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The Michigan-based cybersecurity company has a strict "no jerks" policy.
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Simulation of matter traveling through the core, potentially causing geomagnetic jerks.
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Both of these shows have rich jerks named Logan in them!
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Controversial answers also start conversations, even if your friends are jerks.
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I totally reserve the right to not do business with jerks.
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My rod bows and jerks like a horse tossing its head.
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If it was just her — okay, college kids can be jerks.
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I mean, look at that string of jerks she keeps dating.
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How to control a thing that spits fire and jerks with such
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And jerks last only so long before people get sick of them.
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Were they the biggest group of jerks ever assembled in one family?
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Because after all, most of those people are annoying, point-missing jerks.
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I don't mean people who act like jerks — I mean actual dicks.
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Do you really want random jerks doing strange things in your game?
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What lessons can you take from the jerks without becoming a jerk?
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Ever wish you could weed out misogynist jerks from your dating pool?
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One of the jerks outside tells him the puppets aren't even real.
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" "Do you really want to know what I think about those jerks?
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Marrow becomes upset and jerks once while the officers search his pockets.
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But when he jerks me off, I can tell he hates me.
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The camera jerks back to Witte, who is lying on the ground.
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Meanwhile, Embiid's head jerks back, the ball hits him in the chest.
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Lucky jerks around the nation are meanwhile firing up their Nintendo Switches.
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It's that they're boorish jerks who don't know how to run companies.
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Culture is more important than talent because jerks can destroy a company.
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In practice, it has a way of turning its users into jerks.
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Withdrawal symptoms could include increased anxiety, insomnia, depression, irritability or muscle jerks.
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People who put their coats in the overhead bins are real jerks.
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You might say gratitude prevented the threatened supervisors from acting like jerks.
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And actually, recently, Arianna Huffington has called it "brilliant jerks" at Uber.
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Fitness bloggers often post clapbacks to jerks who approach them in the gym.
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The patient jerks slightly, and for an instant, the heart monitor goes wild.
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Or, you know, just a TV show where the characters aren't such jerks.
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"Brilliant Jerks" is being performed at the Vault Festival in Waterloo until Sunday.
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Picking the right pond can even help you get the benefits jerks get.
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After a few swift jerks, the phallic tool pulls the impression right out.
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Their children grow up to be a bunch of spoiled super-powered jerks.
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At the center of the maelstrom was a small site called Elitist Jerks.
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Occasionally in battlegrounds there's a, "holy shit ELITIST JERKS" which is always fun.
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This led to the opening of the Elitist Jerks Benefactor's Bar, or EJB.
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Just as it appears he's dozing off, he jerks to a half-wakefulness.
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We're talking about trolls and, in lieu of a less printable word, jerks.
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Is barking orders at our AI-powered voice assistants turning us into jerks?
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Everybody listened to Southern Cal punk-rock, like Bad Religion and Circle Jerks.
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But few jerks do as much damage as he did in his recklessness.
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The headset detects head bobs and jerks, signs the driver is falling asleep.
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And without enough of it, we're all a bunch of cranky, irritable jerks.
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We also have advice about how to deal with jerks, without being one.
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I try and try to get a good Snap, but they're wiggly little jerks.
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And if we're being totally honest, sometimes we are jerks without even noticing it.
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They are aggressive jerks who poop everywhere, scream constantly, and can't even fly well.
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Especially when passing wide tractor-trailers, the M850i gets spooked and violently jerks away.
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Altos thought the sopranos were jerks, and there was a lot of tension there.
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The State of California continually jerks us around on what's legal, what's not legal.
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What's a word that says we know what we're doing without sounding like jerks?
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Through interviews with guild members and theorycrafters, this is the story of Elitist Jerks.
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The company promotes a very healthy work/life balance and there are no jerks.
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Arianna Huffington, a board member, said that there was "no room…for brilliant jerks".
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They were called every name imaginable: dissidents, clowns, jerks, idiots, animals, nuts, and worse.
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You'll probably like it unless you're a jerk — jerks probably wouldn't wear this bag.
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Renewed vigorous jerks at my trousers, though, caused the penny to drop fairly quickly.
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And I thought Teenage Jesus and The Jerks was one of the better ones.
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But it does seem a certain percentage of jerks are part of the alchemy.
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"I'm not going to tell you that we don't have some jerks out there."
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We also have a no-jerks policy, though we use a different word internally.
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Now, Three Jerks Jerky is focusing on new growth with brick and mortar retailers.
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So brilliant jerks is a phrase that Arianna has, when she and I disagree.
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I say Feud Week ends when I say it does and those people are jerks.
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But we want to believe that people are GOOD and KIND and NOT ALWAYS JERKS.
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There's just too much incentive right now for this practice to be abused by jerks.
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More importantly, delivery people don't need more reasons for customers to be jerks to them.
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I wish these jerks wouldn't show up at his rallies, but I'm not like them.
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Maybe we need to stop spreading the lie that genius can only come from jerks.
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Because of course it fucking does, we've known this for fucking years, you fucking jerks.
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A common trend through the research was that jerks aren't afraid to push a little.
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Ultimately, it's a high-quality filet mignon that takes Three Jerks to the next level.
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People should be allowed to enjoy their harmless entertainment without jerks making fun of them!
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We also have advice about how to deal with jerks, without being a jerk back.
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We also have advise about how to deal with jerks, without being a jerk back.
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He couldn't not photograph people he wasn't interested in, he said, or who were jerks.
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The ultimate solution, then, may be for people to stop being jerks on the internet.
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But on the shows we watch regularly, the jerks are rarely framed as role models.
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Then it jerks the whip out of their hands and wields it over them instead.
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And the anonymity of the service gives folks all kinds of license to be conniving jerks.
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Museum removes all art created by immigrants They aren't being jerks; it's to prove a point.
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Stop what you're doing: PornHub has released more data about the way the world jerks off.
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It's a boring idea and a lot of the characters just come across as demanding jerks.
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He may be a jerk, but it takes a jerk to change the jerks in Washington.
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But Byron twitches her arm, sending a jolt to Belleci's, which jerks and spills the wine.
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He moved through the disaster center in a stiff, lurching gait, with occasional jerks and tremors.
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Tell us something good Naperville, Illinois What kind of jerks steal money from a lemonade stand?
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I know she's dated some jerks in the past, but she's so much better than that.
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Yes, it is shot through with randomness—but no, it is not punctuated by instantaneous jerks.
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Onstage, she jerks and twists her way through a scene about failed dreams and unrequited love.
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The judge untangles them and in turn jerks fighter Thun Nhean Di's shoulder against the ropes.
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It's the team that's easy to root for until you remember what jerks the Wilpons are!
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By the way, I think it ... I mean, not jerks on the media ... None of them.
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Robots could pick up boxes if we stopped slapping them out of their hands like jerks.
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If you're anywhere near my age, you've lived through a couple of those herks and jerks.
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Single shoulders twitch and shrug; a head droops over the legs and jerks to the side.
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The jerks on Lombard Street trying to charge a toll to drive down their stupid winding street.
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EB: Well, I feel like our ecosystem right now is built on the idea of brilliant jerks.
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BS: If you want to talk about situations where you're going to turn people into jerks, yes.
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Just look at, say, what 19th-century jerks considered acceptable territory for an April Fools' Day prank.
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At their worst, biennales are like circle-jerks for the pre-initiated, Western art jet-set elite.
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That may also make it seem like nearly half the attractive people out there are also jerks.
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Mr Musk has publicly feuded with short-sellers for years, calling them "haters", "jerks" and "not supersmart".
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The world of Black Mirror is full of stupid jerks, and you're the biggest one of all.
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It's a pretty well-known fact that cats are the unapologetic jerks we all want to be.
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But believe me, there's a cost associated with continually swallowing your pride and apologizing to unreasonable jerks.
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Nothing sticks it to the jerks who teased you in school better than a Vogue cover shoot.
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Apparently, the deer was being chased by a dog, because even dogs know that deer are jerks.
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Because, it's not a real fight ... the people who are watching that nonsense are pretty well jerks.
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The whole world is their playground in which to act like jerks, and it is ratings gold.
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I believe the term "jerks" was used as a compromise to be compliant with Blizzard's profanity policy.
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It can be pretty hard to cope when you're the nice person in a sea of jerks.
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One exasperated Uber board member proposed adding "No brilliant jerks allowed" to Uber's list of cultural values.
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The question is, are trolls more likely to be people with real psychological issues or just jerks?
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In an interview last month, he said he would not represent jerks, using a more profane term.
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Even the most likable and well-mannered among us can still look like jerks in an email.
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The series has always avoided turning its characters into jerks by presenting them as basically good-natured.
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Many cases have involved streamers or online personalities whose enemies, or just random jerks, want to harass them.
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" Thus came the comics that document what the sisters describe as "the jerks and perks of living #TheDisabledLife.
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The camera settles into odd positions now and again, or it jerks suddenly in one direction or another.
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In fact, Huang makes a point of trying to screen for jerks when he's interviewing potential new hires.
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Out of all of the animals in the world, deers may be the biggest jerks of them all.
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Even when turned off, the cam will record what's going on if your car suddenly jerks or shakes.
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Scorning the grind of steady chronological progress, he jerks us onward and makes us fill in the gaps.
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The game's premise is simple as well: Geese are jerks, and they exist to mess with human beings.
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Most recently, scientists realized that that suddenly released, moving blobs inside the core could explain the geomagnetic jerks.
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The "Shark Tank" star has scored big with ventures like Three Jerks Jerky and Bubba's Q Boneless Ribs.
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On Twitter and in interviews, he has called them haters and jerks who know little about electric cars.
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Little wonder that Fleabag, who jerks off to an Obama speech about democracy, is suckered by the priest.
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Van Dyke moves out of the camera's view, and you see McDonald's body, which jerks from continuing gunfire.
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"Look at, excuse me, the jerks in the West, say at Johnson and others," Kostin said, to applause.
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"We have this core value of 'no jerks' and we really stick to that," Urmson told Business Insider.
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I also want to be clear that some investor board members can act like total jerks at times.
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The first creates a toxic culture of brilliant jerks that drives people out and eats itself from within.
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If you have a fish on the line ("On-line") and the line jerks, those are called BITES.
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"I'm completely a dog person so I think all cats are jerks," BuzzFeed's Jade Elliott told the chat.
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Unfortunately, dealing with occasional jerks is par for the course for any professional in a customer service role.
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"Bunch of jerks" T-shirts that the players and their fans wore for the rest of the season.
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Hillary Clinton did a reset, remember, with the stupid plastic button made us look like a bunch of jerks.
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Even with the jerks that were saying ignorant stuff, the entire community, men and women, just descended upon them.
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That brings down the average of nice people's looks, in your perception, since the unattractive jerks have been eliminated.
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It is also one that has favored, what Huffington has called "brilliant jerks," who can act badly without consequences.
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"My promise, as I put it, was that no brilliant jerks would be allowed in the company," Huffington said.
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I thought of those poor jerks on the mountain who were willfully walking away from everything beautiful around them.
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Jerks of the world, listen up: for years, you've been misbehaving in the back seats of Ubers without consequence.
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I might like it when love interests are playful jerks to me, but that might turn someone else off.
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There will likely be jerks who like to bomb everything and peace-makers who don't want to spread terror.
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See below where a bunch of jerks harass fast food employees over a sauce promotion inspired by a cartoon.
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Empathy can be turned to terrible ends because people behave like jerks when they turn into tribes or packs.
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I really wanted a Circle Jerks record, and I bought Wonderful, because that was the one that was there.
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"Moderating Hypnospace is a low paying job and Enforcers are kind of required to be jerks," Tholen told me.
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I lean forward and to the right, tap a button, and my left leg jerks up, out and down.
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It jerks people out of communities they have served as neighbors, church-goers and volunteers for almost two decades.
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This atypical take on unicorn behavior shows them eating leftovers, acting inappropriately in movie theatres, and just being jerks.
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Wrong. While too many sales might seem like a good problem to have, these 'jerks' just couldn't keep up.
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Children are more than pooping, whining, demanding jerks who need to be driven to doctors' appointments, playdates, and rehearsals.
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It is also one that has favored what Huffington has called "brilliant jerks," who can act badly without consequences.
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Jerks online will always ruin it for the rest of us, even in the incredible future that Westworld imagines.
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Destination Wedding: It's basically Under the Tuscan Sun if Tuscany were filled with insufferable jerks and their mundane problems.
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Moving from "I know everything about them — they're jerks" to "I wonder what they're saying about this" is huge.
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Not everyone gets high or smokes, but every inmate jerks off, out of loneliness or horniness or sheer boredom.
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On top of that, he doesn't stay still on the stage—no, it jerks and sways when he moves.
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These are questions asked by jerks and spoilsports, and I wish I had better ones to ask of See.
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And who, in that situation, hasn't kind of wished for some mild revenge against the jerks who rejected us?
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People are being jerks and stupid and greedy and negligent, but you can't pin a criminal case on them.
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Seventeen-year-old Laquan McDonald, wandering through the Chicago night until his body jumps and jerks from 16 shots?
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Mr. Hochgatterer's play jerks us through much of the 20th century in a hallucinogenic narrative constructed largely through flashbacks.
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Of course, the irony here is that the above jerks are proving the very point the hashtag intends to make.
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But his worst failing was his temper, his sheer rapid-fire, finger-jabbing rage against the jerks who frustrated him.
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The show's vision of hell is of a petty, malfunctioning bureaucracy, filled with jerks and bullies (including, unfortunately, Adolf Hitler).
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The anime's first trailer, posted to Twitter, promises office drama, existential crises, and a lot of adorable animals being jerks.
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When the plate vibrates at just the right frequency, the sand jerks into squiggles and waves known as Chladni patterns.
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There are people in the industry now who have the reputation of being huge jerks still running tech companies. Right.
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"Brilliant jerks" is the word Arianna ... I talked to women who described the work-cations, you know about work-cations?
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With time, some of the most prominent theorycrafters from Elitist Jerks even went on to become designers on WoW itself.
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Then, you have those who abuse the management position, the jerks, who go after their personal goals regardless the costs.
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Nitpicking minutia is one thing (and frankly, part of Comic-Con's charm), while dealing with abusive jerks is entirely another.
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A whole lot of guys in the oil field are good ol' boys who can be real jerks to women.
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Remember when a bunch of jerks burglarized Rob Gronkowski's home while he was playing in the Super Bowl last season??
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The evidence about damage done by certified jerks like Ethan was strong when I heard his story back in 2006.
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I just don't think that other rock bands would appreciate—OK let's take for example Teenage Jesus and The Jerks.
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And medicine, like any other profession, has its charlatans and jerks, and is certainly being perverted by the bean counters.
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Men, he contends, are born jerks, a universal truth that he believes accounts for the state of the world today.
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Dear Steve Bullock, Michael Bennet, and John Delaney: You are really just being jerks with this whole presidential run thing.
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Road rage is common, partly because our cars grant us a degree of anonymity, which can turn us into jerks.
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The characters you're meant to side with are deeply flawed, and the story's biggest jerks are sympathetic in unexpected ways.
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She deepens her voice, slows her speech, jerks her hands around in that stilted doll way politicians seem to love.
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LG: Seems like an oxymoron to me, because if they're jerks, they're not super brilliant, but that's just my opinion.
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Then, along came the copyright hawks, and Spotify, and the record companies, and other jerks who chipped away at SoundCloud's glory.
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But they also tend to be much bigger, nastier jerks to women, people of color, and folks in other marginalized groups.
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This is what I've been doing since I was a little girl — I can't just give up because of these jerks.
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" Williams joke about her son, adding, "Young Kevin, he really doesn't care about much of anything … you know, jerks at 18.
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I wanted what guys get—where you just walk into a massage parlor, someone jerks you off, and then you leave.
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Hillary Clinton did a reset, remember, with the stupid plastic button that made us all look like a bunch of jerks?
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Millennials are jerks, but that doesn't mean we can't find the little moments where we're forced to care about one another.
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Not universally—they're not driving like jerks—but they're assertive in a way I usually don't encounter in a racing game.
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Those good old boys, they should get in one of those circle jerks with a razor blade and have a blast.
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Most notably, long-time guild leader of Elitist Jerks Ion Hazzikostas (Watcher on the forums) wound up as WoW's game director.
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The Beginning The first members of Elitist Jerks were in Goon Squad, the omnipresent MMO crew from the Something Awful forums.
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His lengthy discography, released via projects like Mr. Fingers, Larry Heard, Gherkin Jerks, and his seminal live Chicago group Fingers Inc.
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She also points out that you're bound to encounter some jerks along the way and that you should not fear that.
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So maybe, just for a second, consider that your friends aren't selfish jerks who should be turned away at the border.
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In this book, adult children are a letdown: They are drug addicts or mentally unwell or highly needy or simply jerks.
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On top of that, 'princes' nowadays are just complete jerks … I wish someone would tell them to stop being so entitled.
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There's a trial and error aspect of dating, and post-#MeToo, you will still meet jerks; you may be one yourself.
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They're down to their last dollar, thanks to these two murderous on-screen jerks, played by Pete Holmes and Seth Green.
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The two businesses that were able to sway John with meaty pitches were Three Jerks Jerky and Bubba's Q Boneless Ribs.
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KAREN MELTON [smiles and silently jerks her thumb skyward] MR. MELTON No, no [blushing] You paid seven figures for the ax?
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And second, if men know their messages may be read by other people, they might be less likely to act like jerks.
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Unfortunately, that's not the first time Miranda's co-workers have been jerks to her during these first two episodes of China Girl.
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She licks her lips and jerks forward with every mention of the Oval Office: this is a predator, hungry for the kill.
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King Arthur has problems other than its spastic pacing and its wild jerks from pathos and pain to revved-up goofy comedy.
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The woman is screaming, "They're hurting my son!" as one officer violently jerks the child in an attempt to separate the two.
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The Chainsmokers' inexplicable success is matched by the public's unfiltered loathing towards the electronic duo because, well, they seem like huge jerks.
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But is the gym turning men into entitled, unempathetic jerks—or are they in the gym because they were born that way?
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It's also why last year's SNL sketch about feminist-presenting jerks hitting on a woman at a bar was so spot on.
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"They will try and find our safe space and violate it with their opinions, but they are jerks," Sullivan told Daily Mail.
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However, the store's owners are prejudiced jerks who try to kick Nick out because he's a fox, ergo not to be trusted.
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Maybe you won't gain everything the jerks get, but you can benefit from putting yourself out there — and without losing your soul.
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The world of media admittedly loves its insular circle jerks, and that's perhaps best epitomized by its obnoxious reverence for the tote.
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We see both Neal and Lee interact with guys who are jerks to them, and that's reflected in some of their behavior.
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Coal rollers who use their trucks for harassment, as opposed to celebration, "aren't being rebellious," she said, they are just being jerks.
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But after Berzin rejected Trump's efforts to renegotiate their agreement, Berzin became one of the "jerks" Trump referenced in a later book.
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The photos have since been removed, photographer Pete Gust wrote on the site in a message that blames "jerks" and online negativity.
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Hillary Clinton did a reset — remember with the stupid plastic button that made us all look like a bunch of jerks here.
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S.O.L.), Keith Morris (Black Flag/Circle Jerks/OFF!), and Dexter Holland (The Offspring), as well as live performances between 2011 to 2014.
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And if you make a mistake and hire demeaning, selfish and disrespectful jerks, call them out on their behavior early and often.
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And Uber booked more than half the seats available for the London premiere of "Brilliant Jerks," a play inspired by the company.
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She's always been an excellent sleeper — my husband and I were those jerks who barely had to sleep train our first baby.
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The company was protecting "brilliant jerks," as Uber board member Arianna Huffington referred to them, and Susan Fowler called them on it.
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A person called chikkenpenis has sent a funny picture to do with Kanye's breakdown, a video clip that jerks and repeats, endlessly.
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The term "jerks" echoes language used by Uber board member Arianna Huffington in her critique of Uber's toxic culture, circa early 2017.
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Verdict: This is why we can't have nice things hidden away in the desert — jerks will always find them and break them.
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While Joel and Sheila are usually the ones smiting smug jerks, the show also manages to question the couple's own prejudices on occasion.
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We just talked about Twitter trying to weed out jerks, don&apost be a jerk, but that&aposs OK, I like the combat.
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Your friend—a known germaphobe—jerks up in bed so violently after reading the squad's plans that he nearly wakes his lady visitor.
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"The only way you're going to get better is if you face those jerks who beat you up," Wever's character, Roberta, tells him.
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It also looks like he will have the help of an exoskeleton for some extra power to help crushing those blood-thirsty jerks.
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Ah, April Fool's Day, the holiday that gives us a free pass to be jerks and then laugh it off as a joke.
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Vaivai's division, in which lifters weigh up to 69 kilograms, requires snatches of about 200 pounds and clean and jerks of about 250.
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About 10 years ago, I was talking with a Silicon Valley executive about my research on workplace jerks (I call them a**holes).
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But if there's another thing they can agree on, it's that they hate those jerks who don't pay their fair share of taxes.
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But the world needs to confront a significant truth: taxpayers may also be bailing out the irresponsible, the reckless and, well, the jerks.
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Let the bleach sit on the surface for at least five minutes, ideally 10, because it takes time to kill these resilient jerks.
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How often do we get the "Shakespeare is so contemporary" routine — 400 years later, yes, people fall in love and tyrants are jerks.
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"There was just a lot of jerks right in a row," she said, recalling a particularly rough winter on the Washington dating scene.
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Or you take the same people and connect them a different way and they're mean jerks to each other and they don't cooperate.
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Baruch doesn't recommend buying ahead of the reports since there have been "knee jerks higher on solid earnings" but then under-performance after that.
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It's incredibly unfortunate that her vacation is being disturbed by both a terrifying robbery and jerks who are making petty remarks about her body.
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And as I've said again and again, no brilliant jerks will be allowed, and no one will be protected because they are top performers.
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For each question, she closed her eyes, and then the fingers of her right hand began to twitch, a progression of plucks and jerks.
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"So, let's leave here tonight remembering that we must show these Nazi, white supremacist jerks in Charlottesville and all over the country," she said.
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But men who feel ownership over women's bodies, time, and attention—and react violently when they're rejected—aren't necessarily solitary jerks or lone trolls.
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Then there's former Detroit Pistons center Bill Laimbeer, characterized in the popular imagination as one of the biggest jerks to ever hit the court.
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But, as we prepare our pranks, gags, and ruses, many believe we're actually paying tribute to one of the biggest jerks in Norse mythology.
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It's natural that he would support her, especially when he and his wife are known for calling out jerks on Twitter all the time.
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Some of these firebrands start out acting as role models but then deteriorate into unattractive behaviors, sometimes turning into jerks or liars or both.
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Our last tour (and my first) had been cut short when the headlining band, the Circle Jerks, had broken up mid-tour in Detroit.
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" And while Redifer noted that most people seem to have a positive attitude toward Game Sack, "there are a lot of jerks out there.
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Finally, she jerks the audience awake with a fit of violent coughing, followed by reassurances by Clinton's staff that all is well — great, actually!
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The action in "Candide" jerks us from Europe to the New World and back, as the protagonists spend much of their time in exile.
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Somewhat like "Seinfeld," but with more cursing, it is filled with lovable jerks pointing out the weird rules that guide all of our relationships.
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Jerks are using Zoom's screensharing feature to blast other viewers with the most awful videos from across the internet, from violence to shocking pornography.
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" But, he acknowledged, his campaign has millions of followers, "and I'm not going to tell you that we don't have some jerks out there.
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" She explained that "kids are not intentionally jerks," and that if they misbehave, usually "it's because they don't know better, and they are exploring.
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He tapped the tendons behind his ankles and the ligaments in his forearms, but he couldn't elicit the normal jerks of an intact reflex.
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It has made just two appearances in the puzzle already, once in 2005 (plural, clued as "Jerks"), and once in 1975 (plural again, "Oafs").
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The demonstrations excited fans but not the CBC commentator Don Cherry, who called the Hurricanes a "bunch of jerks" in his "Coach's Corner" segment.
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I knew I had a whole lot to learn, but convinced myself I already knew better than Girls' rotating door of self-absorbed jerks.
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It's about how you'll eventually realize they're just, kinda, jerks, and the only way you can ensure happiness is to take care of it yourself.
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There are ones that will soothe you (Stress Relieving Patterns), teach you (Art of Nature Coloring Book), and even make you laugh (Unicorns Are Jerks).
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" More banning of brilliant jerks: "Even one instance of harassment — sexual or otherwise — is one too many, and that will be reflected in these changes.
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"So why is it when somebody, looks at — googles like, "naked baby" on Google, and jerks off to it, they can get arrested?" he says.
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But in an era in which so many superheroes are either brooding drips or sarcastic jerks, the corny, slightly square X-Men are a relief.
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OkCupid also apparently has a way to weed out misogynistic jerks, which is by asking users if the government should defund Planned Parenthood or not.
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Assorted jerks on the internet have weaponized the Unicode-based bug we reported yesterday to insta-crash apps running on an iPhone or a Mac.
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Arianna Huffington called this Uber's practice of hiring "brilliant jerks," and it's these very company values that the Holder report says needs to be eliminated.
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Baker, Bridgers, and Dacus are united not only in their defiance but also in their composure, and in their desire not to behave like jerks.
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YouTube is filled with an enormous amount of "prank" videos, which typically end with being people just being jerks to others for a few clicks.
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If this theory is right, then people with stronger reflexes (like when a doctor hits your knee and it jerks up) may be more ticklish.
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But just like any other multiplayer game, from World of Warcraft to Overwatch, Westworld also harbors all the types of jerks you hate playing with.
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After a brief interlude in Alexandria to remind us that, gee, those Saviors are real jerks, we revisited the Gabriel puzzle from the episode's opener.
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To put it bluntly, at the end of the day, "people hate dealing with people who are jerks," Cuban wrote in a 2014 Entrepreneur article.
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If there are any jerks in your life who infringe on your boundaries, Aries will be the one to help you cut out that bullshit.
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There's nothing I like more than humiliating some of these jerks—though the roar of the crowd when you're playing is still pretty awesome, too.
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Brightly colored characters — both your nameless anti-hero and the hundreds of jerks he guns down — stand out clearly against the beautifully rendered and lit backgrounds.
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" Even conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt weighed in, chastising Price for my arrest: "I know we can be jerks, and I know we can yell, etc.
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But this video by educational YouTube channel AsapScience debunks the myth that attractive people are disproportionately jerks by explaining how your own perception may tweak reality.
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I became an outspoken social media persona on the patriarchy, on anti-LGBTQ jerks, on white supremacy, on Black Lives Matter, on poverty, and social injustice.
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Luckily, his coach and teammates were there for him after the game, even if media jerks like me are lumping him in with the scapegoats. 43.
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Well, unfortunately for one recent first-time flyer, his friends are total jerks and took advantage of his nerves in order to play a little prank.
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And I know they were definitely one of the foundations of punk, but it didn't grab me the way that Dead Kennedys or Circle Jerks did.
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Butler also fires back at the jerks criticizing Embiid for shedding tears -- telling TMZ Sports players should be praised for caring about the game so much.
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"Despite the braying of the knee jerks about some public right to know," Bradlee said his wife, Pinchot Meyer's sister Antoinette "Tony" Pinchot, burned the diary.
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Sasha, Abraham, and Daryl are driving in their truck when they encounter a group of jerks on motorcycles who ask them to hand over their weapons.
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If you're driving smoothly and avoiding the stopping and starting jerks, you can achieve a gas savings of about 33 percent on the highway, Gillis says.
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I was content to leave them to others, while reading and re-reading books or watching television shows about British people being jerks to each other.
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Children are often terrors and babies are essentially selfish jerks, but those aren't the only reasons being a mom is the hardest job on the planet.
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I do hate the mosquitoes and have recently purchased a suit to keep them away, but like the mango tree, these flying jerks up the stakes.
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Sometimes I fantasize about removing a benign mole, or I remember and briefly take to heart what different jerks I've dated have said about my body.
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Bieber just got back in our good graces and we do not need him to stick his foot in it defending potentially violent reality-TV jerks.
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"The people who are in virtual reality tell the other people watching me in 2-D to stop being jerks and knock it off," she said.
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"I was on the excavator and digging a trench, and I got stuck a little bit, and it jerks you like you're stuck," Mr. Henry said.
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They wouldn't have gotten far if disdain for comparative bores such as David Miliband or Jeb Bush hadn't been matched by a fetish for "authentic" jerks.
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Most people were totally twitterpated by the sweet scene, but some internet jerks made fun of them for getting engaged at a fried chicken restaurant. Silly!
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We don't know if it will work -- there are a lot of jerks out there -- but kudos to Google and Disney for coming up with this.
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When it comes to parallel parking for a space on the street, everybody backs in, except for jerks like George's nemesis in this classic Seinfeld bit.
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Both men think that makes them important, but what the Montana sequence suggests is that really, deep down, they're just jerks who are good at arm wrestling.
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Dockless bike-sharing has come under fire of late, thanks to unrelenting jerks users dumping the bikes in random places, vandalising and stripping the bikes for parts.
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Feel free to copy that board and start your own game if you need a break from the deluge of micro-pundits, bad news, and angry jerks.
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But both iOS and Android have recently given these services more leeway in taking control over your phone app and stopping the jerks from ever reaching you.
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Musk has been an outspoken critic of short sellers, once calling them "jerks who want us to die" and accusing them for spreading "negative propaganda" against Telsa.
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Will it get overrun by cheating and smurfing, plagued by unrepentant jerks and trolls, or just outright fail to attract enough players to keep it appropriately balanced?
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While these modern-day soda jerks may still seem new to some, the Coca-Cola Company has been using the Freestyle machines for the past eight years.
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Well, the coastal nation of beautiful socialists is at it again in an effort that will make the rest of us look like selfish and uncaring jerks.
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"Brilliant Jerks" takes its name from a comment by Arianna Huffington, an Uber board member, who stepped in to help the company during its crisis last year.
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Since appearing on Shark Tank, the team behind Three Jerks jerky has been "knee-deep in filet mignon" -- that is to say, they've hit the big time.
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The worst are when Sam is simply set in contrast to jerks, as in a scene about school parents, which seems designed only to justify Sam's rudeness.
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The nice twist on this familiar premise, aside from the catchy art, is that these agents are, for lack of a better term, a bunch of jerks.
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Perhaps they are leaving humanity some technological breadcrumbs or they are just jerks dumping their garbage on our planet; whatever the case, the government isn't saying much.
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I didn't know how to respond until recently, when I interviewed Sheila Heen, a conflict mediation expert, for an episode of my WorkLife podcast on office jerks.
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"You're going to have a lot of jerks, and you're going to have a lot of people who think their time is extremely valuable," Ms. O'Leary said.
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Back in the '30s and '40s, there were thousands of ice cream parlors in the U.S., staffed by "soda jerks" who created sundaes, fizzes, frappés and FLOATS.
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Just as the pope appears to turn to walk away from the crowd, a woman reaches out, grabs his hand and then jerks him forcefully toward her.
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You've got your Jerks with Hearts of Gold, your Lovable Alpha Bitches, and your Sour Outsides/Sad Insides — with a few Noble Demons thrown in for taste.
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Huffington declared there would be "no brilliant jerks allowed" at Uber following former engineer Susan Fowler's very public allegations of systemic harassment and sexism at the company.
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Filmed from the aft of the tugboat pulling it ashore from the outer islands to mainland Florida, the craft bobs and jerks through darkened waters at night.
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There are also other characters: Two well-dressed couples representing the Greenwood community transform throughout the narrative; their poise crumbles into shakes and jerks — trauma overtakes them.
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A bunch of ... a lot of people have paid Wired in order to see Wired without ads, without having to feel like jerks who use ad blockers.
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Brilliant jerks, I don't think the whole, what is it called, expert on everything, the know-it-all, there's no such thing as a know-it-all.
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As the frontwoman of the short-lived group Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, Lydia Lunch sang — if you could call it that — vitriolic anthems about neglect and suffering.
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The Roadster essentially forced a number of automakers' hands: they now had to compete on electric cars or look like gas-guzzling, planet-destroying jerks who couldn't innovate.
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After that, I traveled to San Francisco, where I met Tom, a sexological body worker, which means he sort of jerks women off under the guise of therapy.
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Like disenfranchisement and harassment from racist jerks on the eve of a Trump presidency, lupus affects Black, Latina, Asian, and Native American women significantly more than white women.
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It's a well-documented fact that geese are surprisingly unstable jerks who will not hesitate to hurt you physically, possibly with the help of their monstrous serrated tongues.
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And for all you lovestruck, Hallmark-card-holding jerks out there, we even have some tales of straight-up squishy, saccharine love—for compost and chicken wings. Awww.
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Instead of saving a company in distress, which is run by a bunch of misogynists who celebrate "brilliant jerks," why don't they go out and start their own?
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He hooked the guys up with a new co-packer that could meet the insanely high demand, all while maintaining the quality and consistency of Three Jerks' product.
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They stood markedly and bravely apart from their LA punk contemporaries Black Flag, Circle Jerks, and the Germs, all of whom contributed to the rising tide of hardcore.
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The demographic included a strong cougar turnout, a sprinkling of ironic jerks like myself, and some guys who probably got into Noll via the Reclaim Australia Facebook page.
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If I go sprawling when the tram jerks forward (which has happened) or trip over a loosened stone on an unkempt sidewalk (ditto), I need assistance from strangers.
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You might recall the story of how Texas joined the US from history class, depending on how willing your teacher was to let historical Americans look like jerks.
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CP3 jerks his head back, dumbfounded, then RAMS HIS FINGER INTO RONDO'S EYE, the fists go a flyin', and Ingram runs back into the scrum to throws some hands.
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Arianna Huffington, a member of the board, backed Travis Kalanick, the beleaguered founder and chief executive, but said there can be "no room…for brilliant jerks" in the future.
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Or maybe it's the fact that these jerks bullied you throughout grade school, and now you're all face-to-face at the local bar with nothing else to do.
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But when the train is crowded, people who have not heard me refuse kind offers of seats look at the people seated around me as if they are jerks.
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We should stop giving our fellow men license to be jerks — for the sake of everyone around them, for the victims like Lisa, but also for their own sake.
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Reportedly, however, players who stop and watch the movie are getting killed by jerks who really want that Victory Royale, which is not a new occurrence for the game.
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It's not because gun makers are all heartless, macho jerks who think that safety is for sissies — they're capitalists like everyone else, and will go where the money is.
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You can lure jerks into a room and seal the whole damned thing up so they can stay in there forever and yell just think about what you've done.
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There's a limit to the "high performance" culture at NetflixThe company won't tolerate what it calls "brilliant jerks," or people who are talented but don't play well with others.
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We want to take readers on spellbinding adventures, introduce them to powerful jerks they don't know (or don't know enough about), weirdos, eccentrics, and folks in search of redemption.
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Joining "Might" is "The Force Awakens Table," which treads a more traditional path as it follows heroes Rey, Finn and Poe as they take on those First Order jerks.
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Such new rectitude has been unusual for Kalanick, given how loyal and tolerant he has reportedly been to a range of what Huffington described as "brilliant jerks" at Uber.
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But I hadn't considered they might also be useful in a mountain search-and-rescue situation, because, like most people, I assumed wolverines are reclusive jerks that hate people.
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Mr. Kuzemka is particularly thrilled that two of his heroes — Greg Hetson of the Circle Jerks and Marky Ramone, the Ramones' drummer — will be on hand to sign autographs.
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Jerry himself was aware, however indifferently, of his own self-satisfied, masturbatory, antisocial value structure, and the series itself ends by convicting the entire cast of being selfish jerks.
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So he's doing just that at this show alongside his band Blitzkrieg, which features Greg Hetson, who has played guitar for bands such as Circle Jerks and Bad Religion.
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If today's internet looked anything like the Free-Nets of the pre-web era, I guarantee you that the many annoying jerks we have now would still be there.
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The film jerks the audience on a necrophiliac roller coaster, plunging us into the serenely violent whiteness of classic Technicolor musicals and then jerking us back to Mantan Moreland.
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It is, in a way, refreshing to see a project that doesn't so much care to analyze these images as social studies than calling people out for being jerks.
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And as for the nice beautiful people, those hot tokens may get swept off the market fairly quickly, only adding to the seeming phenomenon that good looking people are jerks.
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And a company surely cannot say that character and values matter if they not only employ but promote jerks and give them greater rewards, responsibilities, and ability to affect others.
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But look, there are certain situations that turn most of us into jerks, and we have to be aware of that and work on developing techniques to calm ourselves down.
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Since round-kicking his way onto Hollywood's radar with the low-budget comedy The Foot Fist Way, Danny McBride has made a career out of playing the world's biggest jerks.
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"Our industry has become tolerant of a 'brilliant jerks' culture," said Cowboy Ventures partner Aileen Lee, who attributed the comebacks in part to tech's idolization of flawed but brilliant executives.
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Huffington repeated her promise to hold Kalanick's "feet to the fire," as well as her declaration that there would be "no room for brilliant jerks" at Uber in the future.
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We learn mudslides and flooding caused a lot of people to lose their homes, and are officially feeling like jerks for complaining about the flood we experienced in our Airbnb.
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I may be a bit jealous of the rich jerks who wind up owning or driving these cars, and in some weird way I'm glad they're financing these crazy ideas.
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You keep wanting the film to run with the metaphor, to have these two jerks run obliviously rampant until they are called out for their selfishness, but it never does.
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Elitist Jerks illuminated and clarified the game for tens of thousands of players; many of those who contributed to that effort never stopped thinking about games, even after WoW's peak.
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Whenever a scooter finds itself in a situation that poses an existential threat, a hazard light flashes, and the brakes judder (in the ThreeBeeps, the steering wheel also jerks sideways).
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Primates, being known jerks, attack each other fairly often but an attack reported in the journal Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology changed what we know about one particular type of primate.
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Still, models are crucial for better understanding how motion deep in our planet manifests here on the surface, and understanding the jerks might help scientists predict them in the future.
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If a passenger is being obnoxious, just saying "I'm sorry you have to deal with that" or empathizing with "people can be such jerks" can score you status-worthy treatment.
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She joins the starry sky of forgotten shit-posters, bigots, and jerks that Twitter has decimated because it was 5 PM on a Monday and they were a bit bored.
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But at least the options could reduce the harm caused by jerks who often register new accounts to attack people, don't always follow their victims and are rarely followed back.
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And because I tend to be a Frank Capra person who believes in the essential goodness of humankind, the jerks I play are somehow a little easier to live with.
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In other words, will Uber take those brilliant jerks and tell them not to let the door hit them — hey, nice leather jackets, by the way — on the way out?
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Women are healers (though there are some tough customers here, thanks to the cast of law enforcers and prison inmates); men are either warriors or jerks who deserve to die.
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Instead of looking for the so-called "10x engineer" or the "rockstar" engineer — who are sometimes also known as brilliant jerks — he hires for people who can make great teams.
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Something Supernatural always does well is put a unique spin on old folklore/mythology, like how angels, typically shown as symbols of pure goodness, are actually corporate jerks on the show.
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I went on tea dates with meditators, sex dates with polyamorists, friend dates (that turned into sex dates) with married men and myriad unremarkable dates with both nice guys and jerks.
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Maybe they were trying to get in some exercise, maybe they were just confused, or maybe they were trying to be jerks, but any way, they were unsuccessful in their journey.
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But I was always bucking for us to be competitive with who was hot shit at the moment, which would have been the Circle Jerks and Bad Religion at the time.
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Whether the profile was ultimately created by Posobiec or not, he joins the illustrious ranks of other intolerant jerks to be ousted from dating services, like sobbing neo-Nazi Chris Cantwell.
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Meanwhile, there's a string of bases across Africa, south of the Saharan desert, where the US is conducting a variety of drone operations against IS folks and other various armed jerks.
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Basically, self-driving cars will opt on the side of safety and caution, which means aggressive jerks who drive like morons will be able to bully them all over the road.
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But sometimes the magnetic field experiences "jerks," where it unpredictably goes from speeding up to slowing down, similar to the whiplash-inducing jolts you might feel on a rickety old train.
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A friend has to stop him from sliding into oncoming traffic, and Arto's head jerks in a way that almost bangs the ember into his buddy's face—not exactly Camel smooth.
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When we pull up to a crossroads the car jerks backward and forward in time with the music, as though mimicking the act of repeatedly nodding one's head in fierce approval.
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Inevitably, the summer heat will be upon us soon and we'll all complain about how everyone turns into sweaty jerks when the sun comes out and wish it was fall already.
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No. 1, as Jansrud mentioned, is the prohibition on jerks, a variation on a rule that uses a stronger word made famous by Robert I. Sutton's best-selling book on leadership.
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And an actor who played one of television's most celebrated jerks appears on YOUNG SHELDON at 8:30: Jason Alexander (George Costanza on "Seinfeld") will play the protagonist's hammy drama teacher.
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It's not exactly a victimless crime, but "Hustlers" brushes off any serious ethical qualms, partly by making the men, for the most part, interchangeable jerks in an indefensible line of work.
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It's realizations like these, where you're laughing at something only to discover the absolute downer that forms part of the backstory, are a good reminder to maybe not be total jerks.
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There are plenty of jerks in the world who are more into head games than true affection—unfortunately, a Pisces will entertain them all on their quest to find real love.
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A competing viewpoint holds that free speech is just a cop-out code phrase, mostly working in the service of professional trolls or entitled jerks to abusively act out with impunity.
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She jerks a chain down hand over hand, and the grille rises like a stage curtain, revealing the glass face of the bar she's worked at, on and off, for a decade.
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Many threads in the mailing list are about people not doing their jobs properly or internal factions that have formed; "transparency" and openness give people license to be jerks to each other.
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There is some promise in AI moderation — jerks on the internet aren't the most original folks, after all; there are patterns — but it requires considerably more diverse human hands at the wheel.
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Among the many different hazards Google's cars have to handle on the road is one particularly annoying one: pedestrians acting like jerks when they see Google's cute little machines in the wild.
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If you were to look at the iMessage history between my former roommate and me, you would think we are a bunch of jerks who also seem to really love dog photos.
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On Reddit, that's currently manifesting through the usual problems that come with online anonymity: people being jerks, using the n-word, or spamming the room with things like The Bee Movie's script.
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The Squad jerks its party leftward every day; its members represent extremely blue, urban districts that just don't match the battleground states Democrats need to win to deny Trump a second term.
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But the latter group has developed a well-earned reputation for being rife with bigoted jerks, from the whole mess over Gamergate to more recent instances like PewDiePie's repeated instances of racism.
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Pedestrians in Manhattan can catch a glimpse of apparatus that looks like a video camera on a stand, but jerks around and has a strange, hornlike protrusion where the lens should be.
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On the popular Ethereum subreddit r/ethtrader, today's top post encourages Ethereum enthusiasts to not be jerks about Ether surpassing bitcoin in value and to welcome the bitcoin crowd into its market.
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But the third album of her tuneful, bonus-studded catalogue stars the torchy femme fatale who always lurked underneath, and by now half the objects of her exploitation are pretty clearly jerks.
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"I know we can be jerks, and I know we can yell, et cetera, but we shouldn't be arrested even when we are totally off the charts screaming at people," he continued.
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She tips a bottle of water to her lips, then lifts it higher and higher, chugging it now, until her head suddenly jerks back and the water explodes out of her mouth.
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Instead, in "Look Out for the Fitzgerald-Trouts," she's found a way to keep the moms and dads in the story, but out of the way: She made them all colossal jerks.
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Before the election, this guy" — Barack Obama, she meant — "was my friend, but right now I can't even get 10 minutes with him without going through six layers of self-important jerks.
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When someone who wasn't there at that time, who didn't see Teenage Jesus and The Jerks in the 70s goes back and listens to it, I can't really imagine what they're hearing.
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I'd be remiss to tell you to explore the Star Wars-loving internet with reckless abandon if I didn't first warn you that some of the more impassioned fans can be jerks.
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Horny jerks disguise themselves as relationship seekers, your DMs are constantly filled with bad pickup lines and overly-persistent creeps, and many times, the site's algorithm ignores the filters that you've set.
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The Real Housewives of Orange County star pulled out the receipts after "vicious jerks" on social media accused her of photoshopping "50 lbs." off of her promotional photo for the show's 14th season.
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When Amazon gets involved in anything from supermarkets to pharmaceuticals, the market knee-jerks in a very predictable way, wiping billions of dollars off the valuation of every other company in the industry.
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It may take time, however, to master some of the fundamentals: Snatches and clean & jerks require strength, but above all they require excellent mobility to get into the positions and maintain correct form.
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I mean, there's jerks everywhere, so obviously there's been a couple eye roll moments but overall the people who are the leaders in the community anyway are very conscious and supportive and positive.
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For those that opt in, they're granted access to nine songs that take meandering paths through dense fields of vocal loopings, long and beautiful a capella stretches, and plenty of start-stop jerks.
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Dressed in Black Panther regalia, the women's movements blended physical finesse with revolutionary symbolism, switching from hip jerks to raised fists with a synchronicity that suggests it's all from the same ancestral power.
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In terms of dealing with straight up harassment, Bumble tends to take a public stance on banning online jerks – even going so far as to publicly shame and ban those who send nasty messages.
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Earlier this year, Hall said her piecey pixie, which she got at 18 after a boyfriend told her he loved Anita Baker, was her favorite thing about herself – and defended it from internet jerks.
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But by the end of the episode, the internet mob comes to realize the play is not the mockery of Asian culture they feared, and that they're the ones who are acting like jerks.
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"She had publicly warned of the dangers of coddling 'brilliant jerks' at Uber, but she also worried that Uber — and Silicon Valley generally — had developed what she called a 'workplace culture fueled by burnout.'"
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Broken Matt Hardy tells TMZ Sports he's been in talks with multiple wrestling organizations including WWE -- but says if Vince McMahon jerks him around, he will DELETE the most powerful man in the biz.
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But Lydia was doing Teenage Jesus and The Jerks—when I first heard it—when James Chance was still in the band and the original Japanese bass player, Reck, was still in the band.
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The miles driven between things like auto-detected hard decelerations or abrupt car jerks and movement has dropped from more than four miles in January to less than two miles as of last week.
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Some people really hate on pumpkin pie, and to those people, we say you probably need to find something better to do with your time, but also—have a pecan pie, then, you jerks.
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It looks like a miracle on the part of the ceremony's master, but it's actually just the universal effect of a packed room that jerks and jolts in the dark energy of the place.
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In between the warm welcomes and suspicious lack of jerks, Apple users are taking the opportunity to dump all tech questions and photos of frayed charging cables—with thousands of new followers by the hour.
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" Fox, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 1991 and often has jerks or tremors as a side effect, said that he "was trying to parse what was the Parkinson's and what was the spinal thing.
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As with many Columbine survivors, it always got harder in the advent of April, a month in which Frank has gotten into six car wrecks and when his attention always jerks back to the terror.
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I'm pretty sure the only people who regularly used the original Osmo Mobile were employees of media companies stuck doing a ton of Facebook Lives every month—jerks like me circa the summer of 2016.
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Instead of offering specifics, he summoned up the same, tired "liberal tech!" argument that Stone and those like him love to lean on when they act like jerks online and pay some kind of price.
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Yet look beyond just Jerry, and you see that Seinfeld is full of the sorts of self-involved jerks who went on to drive many of the best TV shows of the years that followed.
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We'd call two albums, a 60-date world tour and couple of Grammys at 20 years old pretty solid revenge on schoolyard jerks, but a Vogue cover is some sweet, sweet icing on the cake.
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Just look at his family's stunned reaction to watching the ball fly off into the trees where it's probably going to be popped because squirrels are jerks, Graham, why didn't you think about that, huh?
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On Wednesday night, several groups of Uber employees sat in a cavernous space underneath Waterloo station in London and watched "Brilliant Jerks," a play that re-creates the downfall of the Uber cofounder Travis Kalanick.
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In doing so, I discovered that one of television's greatest jerks, Larry David, was probably the only person who would keep me sane and keep my anxiety at bay in this hellish year of 2017.
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That may finally change, if the people in charge of Silicon Valley — venture capitalists, who control the money — start to realize that the real problem with tech bros is not just that they're boorish jerks.
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I knew enough about wine to understand what he was talking about, but I kept that knowledge tucked away, instead turning to the rancher with a face that said, Can you believe these fancy jerks?
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An "unanticipated landing," however, typically results in a startle response, in which muscles tense and release in a random, uncoordinated way; think of how your body jerks when you step into a pothole you didn't see.
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Members of the RSS parade in khaki uniforms, do physical jerks in the morning, help old ladies cross the street, pick up litter—and are occasional recruits for extremist groups that beat up left-wing students.
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While the rest of us jerks are out here taking approximately 30,000 selfies just to post one, Britney has so little fucks to give she just posts the first one and gets on with her life.
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Then there are issues around vandalism — some people can be jerks — and the handling of requisite deposits from users, which our partner site Technode recently reported are being used as cash floats by some smaller players.
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This research, which now appears in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, shows the degree to which our everyday physical environments—and our prevailing sense of inequality—can sometimes turn us into complete jerks.
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Gretchen and Jimmy have collected around them an expanding universe of jerks: Lindsay (Kether Donohue), a sweet and entitled narcissist and Gretchen's best friend, is unhappily married to Paul (Allan McLeod), her dopey investment banker husband.
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Or you take the same people and connect them a different way and they're mean jerks to each other and they don't cooperate and they don't share information and they are not kind to each other.
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To be sure, some nerds are nice, and some jocks are still jerks — like Josh Hader of the Milwaukee Brewers and Sean Newcomb of the Atlanta Braves, who recently apologized for old racist and homophobic tweets.
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"Leave here tonight remembering that we must show these Nazi white supremacist jerks in Charlottesville, and all over the country, that ... we have zero tolerance for their violence, their hatred, and their discrimination," Jackson urged the crowd.
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But the issue hit Samsung particularly hard this past summer, opening the door for iPhone-loving jerks to add insult to injury with this $25 set of skins available for every model back to the iPhone 5.
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On Wednesday, at the the International Conference on Cyber Security in Manhattan, FBI forensic expert Stephen Flatley lashed out at Apple, calling the company "jerks," and "evil geniuses" for making his and his colleagues' investigative work harder.
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There is a risk, of course, that you end up with "brilliant jerks" through this method of hiring — people who might be highly specialized and skillful but lack soft skills that make them easy to work with.
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The exaggeration gives some audience members a pass because a lot of casually racist people don't see themselves in obviously evil characters like the white family in Get Out or the fratty jerks in Dear White People.
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I delivered mail for people who later worked for me, which was always an interesting ... What's interesting about it is really big jerks are mean to copy people, or lesser people, and very talented people are not.
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"So I'm laying there pretending to be asleep as my brother jerks off across the room…" says Kyp Malone, multi-instrumentalist in the inimitable TV on the Radio, as a ripple of laughter titters through the room.
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This prompts myself, Austin, Rob, and Danielle to talk about everything from the subtle genius of Resident Evil 7, characters being jerks in Night in the Woods, the bad opening hours of Gravity Rush 2, and more.
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Worse, the creator seems to have scrubbed Weedopia from the internet as much as possible (I did find a video of some jerks making fun of the game, though, which was very disheartening to me as a fan).
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Considering the glam, punk, and new wave eras that Roxy Music ushered in, they're criminally underrated, glitter and animal print-adorned outcasts from a canon that circle jerks to ideas of masculinity, authenticity, and Led Zeppelin cover bands.
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There's some backstory: the ladies earlier nabbed a coin that has some mysterious use, the entire game takes place in India, and there are a lot of jerks lurking in the lush foliage, for some reason or another.
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"We must show these Nazi white supremacist jerks in Charlottesville and all over the country that as a nation with liberty as our slogan, we have zero tolerance for their violence, their hatred, and their discrimination," she said.
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David Shettler: There might have been a quip about these jerks checking their email on stage at one point, but I don't think it's healthy to be looking at other people's bags when attempting to explain your own.
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An enlightened, non-regulatory approach to speech and social media is the best path to enjoying our freedoms and learning to live in a world where not everyone agrees with you and where some people are just jerks.
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At the time I wasn't sure about my sexuality and had never ever done anything with a guy, but partaking in these Xbox Live TOS-breaking circle jerks helped me conclude I was pretty sure I liked dudes.
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She saved me from worse stings by aggressively batting them away with tree branches as we ran for our lives—you could say my mom's hardcore—and I've been scared of all forms of stinging flying jerks ever since.
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The fast rise of services like Twitter and Facebook was thrilling—a spot of optimism in the gloomy aughts—and their geek genius founders made better heroes than the greedy Wall Street jerks that had just tanked the economy.
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However, for the drivers in other lanes who are forced to react to the Tesla autopilot, they may be annoyed if the Tesla jerks, slows down or behaves outside the normal realm of what people expect on the freeway.
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Social media may not be turning us all into narcissistic jerks per se, but it is certainly giving many of those among us endless opportunities to broadcast how efficiently they can turn minor quibbles into headache-inducing online controversies.
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Not only did it let Lucy Liu and Taye Diggs have a spectacular time being sexy, powerful jerks, but it played just enough into rom-com convention while also ushering a sometimes problematic genre into a socially conscious era.
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Obviously, Momoa's fans aren't having it, and are calling out all the jerks who've questioned where Jason's abs have gone or joked the King of the Seas won't be able to swim as quickly with all that extra weight.
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MMOs are, as described on the Elitist Jerks forums long ago, a math problem: To win you must do X damage in Y time, while a tank is getting hit for N damage which is countered by Z healing.
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Gust has also taken the photo down and complained about "jerks" who are being online bullies -- by which he apparently meant the people angry about the photo, and not the teenagers who appear to be making a Nazi salute.
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Agreements holding companies accountable for the jerks who use their services help discourage those behaviors, while revenue sharing gives cities the resources to deal with other issues that emerge—and defend against accusations of selling off the public realm.
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The Good Place star, 37, dropped some of that knowledge during an interview with Redbook, covering everything from the pressure to be "perfect," dealing with jerks and raising her two girls, Lincoln, 4, and Delta, 2, with husband Dax Shepard, 42.
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We already talked about temporary versus certified assholes, but another distinction that's really important is that some people, and you mentioned this at the outset, some people are clueless assholes and don't realize they're jerks, but maybe they mean well.
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Bringing back Gervais to pretty much run through the same shtick he pulled out a few years ago felt anticlimactic after three straight years of Amy Poehler and Tina Fey tackling Hollywood's worst qualities while also not seeming like total jerks.
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He says that the current crop of social media giants have become profit-driven behavioral modification machines that undermine truth, destroy empathy and turn their users into jerks, and that until healthier systems emerge, we should all stay off them.
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Here's a feature of Tinder I thought more people — at least some people — were aware of: you can use it to see which jerks from your high school, who ignored you for years, would actually like to date you now.
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Titles like "Dinosaurs With Jobs" and "Unicorns Are Jerks" retain some of the spirit of the 1960s, and a crowded sub-genre of books containing nothing but intricately designed swear words combines the stress-relieving joys of cursing and colouring.
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It's a more cunning and cerebral exercise than just curb-stomping a bunch of jerks you run into, and the elaborate murder methods players can devise has helped make the series a popular series since its first release back in 2000.
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The fun of this show comes from its insider understanding of how our world works, and in its sympathy even for greedy jerks who abuse their power… mainly out of fear that if they don't, someone stronger will seize it.
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The Twilight Zone is also full of stupid jerks, but on the right night, if you stumble into the right place, between light and dark, you might find yourself inching toward a better understanding of yourself and your fellow humans.
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Like an article on "How to Mindfully Deal with Jerks," (I'm the jerk—not the person mindfully dealing with them) one on "The Vindictive Ex: When Hate Comes Before Children," (guess who I'm supposed to be) and one on cat-callers.
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And frankly, while they're both arrogant jerks who need to redeem themselves through heroism, Stark is a fun jerk, with plenty of smartass quips and swagger, while Strange is a sullen, superior jerk who can't pull off a simple joke.
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It is an extraordinary document, 124 slides in all, covering everything from its salaries (it pays employees what it believes a competitor trying to poach them would) to why it rejects "brilliant jerks" ("cost to effective teamwork is too high").
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The cartoon people at this low-poly party kinda look like jerks I've avoided at real parties, and the countdown timer is an effective way of transliterating the sort of slow, mounting anxiety that situations like this tend to cause.
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"Snakes" sways back and forth to the haunting lullaby of a high keyboard imitating some variety of stringed instrument, possibly a mock electronic harp, as well-timed grates and jerks echo around in the background, throwing the main instrument off balance.
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Barker makes the case that jerks are sometimes better at their jobs than the nice guys, because they're often more focused on gaining power, but he makes it clear that being a jerk likely won't get you far in business.
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And not just the regular kind of "Internet people are jerks to each other because it's the Internet" kind of war, either; this was a week where surprise beefs just kept appearing out of nowhere, each one more surreal than the last.
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It's not that the majority of good looking people are jerks, but it might be that you're ignoring the nice attractive people who are off the market, or the mean unattractive people who will undoubtedly stay in the market forever and ever.
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When Ginny comes up against opposition from her teammates or the media or just people who are being jerks, you'll quietly hope, simultaneously, that she won't let it get to her and that maybe she can kill her enemies with her mind.
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That's the allure of Britney and her amazing Instagram account—you could easily forget you're looking at the life of one of the biggest pop stars of our generation, unless she unwittingly jerks you back to reality with a candid photo of DiCap.
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Most of Uber's newest features have been geared toward drivers, including an in-app tipping option (available with Lyft since 2012), added fees for longer-than-usual pickups and late cancellations, and new ways to tell unruly passengers when they're being jerks.
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Carrey himself seems to be having the time of his life in the role, of a literal mustache-twirling villain prone to do things like beat up jerks or engage in an impromptu dance break in the middle of an ominous-looking laboratory.
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But the most important thing is to not be jerks about it and to get out there, fight for what we believe in, represent what we care about among one another, and then get out there and take it to the country.
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Trend's "Humanoid Sound (гуманоид звук)" races with the roaring intensity of the the genre's three-chord origins, while DJ Alina's "Immortal" buzzes with some massive low-end distortion that could easily come from a Circle Jerks' or Dead Kennedys' bassline thirty years ago.
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This is fine, because the people in those self-driving cars likely won't notice because they'll be enjoying life instead of stressing about having to defensively drive in order to deal with huge jerks weaving in and out of traffic on the freeway.
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To make it more interesting, the four people would be marginal moral cases—not murderers, just narcissists and jerks whose specific flaws would grate on one another to the point that living in the same neighborhood for all time would feel like torture.
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My brain holds a set of competing beliefs within it: first, that these people are jerks, and second, I don't have what it takes to be home with my children every day, and am thus unsuited to the solemn work of motherhood.
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Paris Jackson spitting acid in the direction of "these Nazi white supremacist jerks" before presenting "the nominees for Best Pop Video!" with a cringe earned applause from the audience and a laugh from me at home at the dissonance of it all.
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Despite all the great things, there are still a bunch of racist jerks looking to cause drama in Serena's life, including some moronic Romanian TV host who crawled out of the gutter to describe Williams as a "monkey" during a recent broadcast.
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Silicon Valley is a show about how idiotic masculinity is idiotic masculinity in any context, and through that lens, it's able to satirize everything from Silicon Valley culture to well-meaning liberal dudes who can't stop being jerks in spite of themselves.
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The resplendent mélange of seated tin men — all evocative of that famous one from Oz — displays a frantic, cybernetic logic in terms of the painting's visual tactility, with once lumpen and deadlocked male forms set flowing in jerks and spasms across the surface.
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The video, made by Lonelyspeck—real name Sione Teumohenga—themselves, also appears to light the way for this new path of maturity: a lone mannequin figure draped in a nondescript garment contorts, jerks and explodes, till it barely resembles a human body.
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Admittedly none of this is likely to impact the butt-oriented oeuvre I've curated in my own game, there's still a measure of satisfaction in watching talented people struggle to sell their own colorful blobs and smears to all the little judgy jerks walking by.
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If the overt message of Teeth is that jerks get their dicks—genital piercings and all—eaten by dogs, the secondary message is that men will try and obstruct your vagina dentata film at every turn, from the pitching stage to production and post-production.
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"The ability to numerically reproduce jerks offers a new way to probe the physical properties of Earth's deep interior," researchers Julien Aubert from the University of Paris and Christopher Finlay from the Technical University of Denmark write in a new paper, published in Nature Geoscience.
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"It's more of a myth these guys are muscle-bound jerks, but that's all most people perceive us to be," said John Torres, a veteran bouncer who gave Mr. Reid his first job over a decade ago at the Latin Quarter club in Manhattan.
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Although their alleged crimes are less despicable and perhaps even more socially acceptable, similar lessons apply to dealing with and hiring garden-variety jerks -- who demean and insult others, spread vicious lies about colleagues, or treat them as if they are worthless and invisible.
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Gretchen and Jimmy (who met and bonded as the two biggest jerks at someone else's wedding) were boorish, narcissistic commitment-phobes from the start, and in subsequent seasons the show's creator, Stephen Falk, worked in Gretchen's mental illness as a consistent and serious element.
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Earlier this year, Uber handed out similar bans to neo-Nazi-adjacent jerks Tim "Baked Alaska" Gionet, James Allsup, and Matthew "Millennial Matt" Colligan, who were booted from Uber after starting an altercation with a black driver during a notoriously violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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In any case, until this bug is fixed iPhone users may want to be even more judicious than normal when clicking on QR codes, especially since jerks tend to jump on iOS bugs like the infamous Telugu bug to wreak havoc as soon as they're identified.
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Some thought the kindness of the gesture was more important than understanding Uber, ya jerks: Others shared similar experiences with their grandparents and newer technology: While others empathised with the whole "kids today" concept: Yep, keeping up with technology is not easy, so show some respect, kids.
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Brothers Steven and Jeff McDonald formed the band—then named Red Cross and featuring Greg Hetson (Circle Jerks) and Ron Reyes (Black Flag)—at the ages of 11 and 15, respectively, and bred their own vigorous brand of punk rock that made them instant local sensations.
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That all sounds pretty snazzy, but what we're most looking forward to is that mannequin-free experience, because we all know the sweat-inducing embarrassment of the moment you knock one of those suckers over and literally everyone in the store jerks their head in your direction.
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There are important policy reasons to reel at the thought of Trump in the White House, but voters perhaps flinch even more at his personal conduct: We already run into enough jerks in daily life, so why would we want one as our head of state?
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Nor is this the only possible explanation for these jerks—others have suggested they come from a torsional, or twisting, oscillation in the core, though the researchers behind the new paper argue that torsional oscillations are too weak to generate the signals observed in real life.
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" Wheel Memories' website has a section titled "BHS Prom Pics," but the photos have been deleted and replaced with a message that said the page was modified "due [to] malevolent behavior on the part of some in society who can and do take the time to be jerks.
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I don&apost know, the good thing is most people have jobs, so you don&apost going around shouting at people if you have got a sales call in the morning, the jerks chasing people around, they aren&apost commanding a sales force, they are barely commanding clean underwear.
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He co-wrote (with Dominique Caubet) a new overview of the last twenty years or so of the Moroccan music scene, and is currently a guitarist in Betweenatna, a terrific punk/funk/hard rock/surf/reggae/metal supergroup that's Morocco's answer to both Mano Negra and the Circle Jerks.
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Anyway, I can attest that when I started focusing my workouts almost exclusively on movements like squats, clean and jerks, snatches, and push presses, the smaller muscles in my arms became more defined than ever, even though I hadn't done a single bicep curl or tricep dip in months.
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But just to kick the tires on that story a bit: Is it possible that our preference comes about not because we want someone who'll prioritize us but because being with radical do-gooders makes us feel crappy about ourselves — because we feel like immoral jerks compared to them?
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If it's been a while since you got in touch with your senses, the choreographer Moriah Evans can help: She likes to create experiences not only for her dancers, whose movement jerks and stutters as if an electrical current is passing through their spines, but also for her audiences.
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At the center is a boy who is poor but honest, brave and hard-working — attributes that eventually attract the attention of an older, well-off and benevolent stranger who, accustomed to greedy jerks, is moved by the strength of his character and helps to lift him from indigence.
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EditorsNote: Changed 'as' to 'at' in 11th graf in quote The Carolina Hurricanes were embraced as a "Bunch of Jerks" in advancing through two rounds of the playoffs, but a rough style of play cost them in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Boston Bruins.
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I think it's such a fine line — being open to different types of men and giving 'pink flags' in profiles the benefit of the doubt, while still listening to your gut and not wasting your time going out with men you'll never be interested in or are straight-up jerks.
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He grew up in Hawaii, which is not known for its 70s punk scene, but was in LA for college, which means he could have caught a show by the Germs, or Black Flag, or the Circle Jerks, or a host of other bands while he was studying at Occidental College.
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But while the face of teen Twitter bullies is usually assumed to be the class jerks, today researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and the University of California, Davis, released a study that found teens are most likely to be cyberbullied by their friends and people they're in romantic relationships with.
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"After taking 5 days off from the gym (probably the longest ever) and focusing on healing my sciatic nerve/ pregnancy issue – I felt so much better this morning!!" she captioned a video of herself getting right back into her fitness routine, doing cleans and jerks with a barbell weighing over 100 lbs.
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Many of the company's leaders were said to be overly competitive, sexist and inappropriate — "brilliant jerks," as Arianna Huffington once said, — and its over-arching "move fast and break things" mentality hardly left room for employees to take a step back and reflect on how the company's culture was impacting their mental health.
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The drab set, a sheet of corrugated metal and a larger hanging of crinkling foil by Mr. Graja, didn't provide much of a backdrop for the nautically outfitted Ms. Allard who reacted to the music with sharp snaps of her arms and jerks of her hips; she made faces with ever-widening eyes.
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MP: You know, the Daily Stormer, there's a group internally that said we didn't kick them off because of the speech, we kicked them off because they were jerks and they were talking about how we supported them, and they were abusing our abuse processes, and they were harassing some of our staff.
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In his heyday, Costner tended toward a combination of likable jerks in movies like Bull Durham and Tin Cup and rugged saviors in films like Dances With Wolves and the notorious flop Waterworld, though you could also find him in terse thrillers like Clint Eastwood's A Perfect World and Tony Scott's Revenge.
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PEN15's reluctance to turn its characters' behavior into a teachable moment might be more honest than most shows want to admit: Kids don't always learn lessons, some of those kids end up being adult jerks (they have to come from somewhere, right?), and kids who are bullied may never get the respect they deserve.
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More than anything, the filing shows that Musk—who once described his detractors as "jerks who want us to die"—has at least privately harbored this grudge since last year, but is now comfortable publicly posting rhetoric mirroring that of Donald Trump, a man Musk made a concerted effort to distance himself from last summer.
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On a recent Wednesday, a pair of patrons—dressed decidedly frumpier than their cashmere-sweatered, silk-bloused neighbors—commented, above the snarl of eighties-era Hüsker Dü and Circle Jerks, on the thematic connection between a drink named The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (sherry, grapefruit, cardamom) and one called Lee Marvin (tequila, agave, orange).
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You climb the stairs to Max's (8) one night and find Bradly Field thumping on something with one stick and Gordon Stevenson emitting a two-note sine wave on his bass and in front is 16-year-old Lydia Lunch, producing circular-saw effects on some kind of junkyard guitar and squalling: Teenage Jesus and the Jerks.
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Tasha: The film is full of touches like that, where director Gareth Edwards acknowledges Star Wars history — look, here's some blue milk, here are the cantina jerks from A New Hope hanging out on Jedha for some reason, here's Darth Vader's egg-crate-like resting capsule — but generally makes them look slightly different this time around.
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Aster returns to the same tricks over and over — those oh-my-God-look-at-that-thing-the-audience-can't-see-yet shots, characters waking up from sleep to some ghastly thing in their rooms, a certain sound effect that some jerks who see this film are destined to troll their friends with for months afterward.
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The feeling that watching fictional characters be self-serving jerks felt more cathartic because of it's evergreen quality (Curb premiered in 2000, Difficult People in 2015), that a relief to the building anxieties of life will always be present in watching new characters act out your own jerk-tendencies without you having to do the heavy lifting.
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Here's why every province needs to follow suit, right now: not only does Manitoba's new Intimate Image Protection Act give victims the power to take opportunistic jerks to court—in addition to filing criminal charges—it also torpedoes two key defences that perpetrators in provinces lacking specific laws for revenge porn can use to defend themselves.
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The couple never faced jail time or a major fine (though smuggling animals into Australia can be a serious crime), but they were forced to appear in a video that's an instant schadenfreude classic, a terrific example of the rich and beautiful being reduced to a pair of jerks who can't even fake contrition for 40 seconds.
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The duo helped define the No Wave movement—a brief avant-garde scene in 1970s New York—and they're often regarded as the "fifth band" to Brian Eno's epochal No Wave compilation album, No New York (the LP documented four fellow No Wave groups: James Chance and the Contortions, Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, Mars, and DNA).
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Such a project might sound self-indulgent (and hey, it probably is!) but judging by the teases we've seen so far, the two Matthews are so charming together that it's hard not to grin right alongside them — or at least live vicariously through them — as they clink glasses on some sun-soaked veranda, the wonderful jerks.
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The researchers monitored the dolphins' behaviour, noting certain traits like aggression (indicated by head jerks or a jaw clap), or interest (shown by raising their chin, or pressing their melon — basically, their rounded forehead — against the TV), or the blowing of bubbles (which can either be a sign of aggression or interest, although researchers think it's more the former in this case).
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Nintendo Switch Review: Plays Zelda Great, Doesn&apost Do Much ElseAfter a shipping snafu with Amazon, I spent the better part of a day trying to track a Nintendo…Read more ReadWhile gamers far and wide are scrambling to get their hands on the limited supplies of Nintendo's new console, these two jerks decided to destroy one for YouTube glory.
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And for the most part, people that are just trying to be jerks won't show up, so you have this kind of ... You get this effect where there's not as many comments, but the ones that are there, they're these weird reservoirs of friendliness and hope and lovely community feeling that I can't remember feeling anywhere else recently on the internet.
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Granted, I've got a New York City apartment, so my space isn't the most… demanding, but the single Max more than did the trick and continued to sound great, even at high volumes, much to the chagrin of my poor neighbors (but those jerks knew what they were signing up for when they moved in next door to a tech writer).
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Gizmodo confirmed that as of Tuesday night, it was possible to add a sticker on Snapchat using Giphy with no racist results for the word "crime":Screenshot: SnapchatGiphy users are ostensibly prohibited from posting "abusive, obscene, offensive, or vulgar" material, but one of the risks of building a brand off of user-generated content is that said users will turn out to be jerks.
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On the freeway, you can finesse the throttle to dance the 6.5-liter under the hood — a bump in displacement from the F12's 6.3-liter — enjoying the snarls and growls, or you can shift gears yourself, using the elegant carbon-fiber paddles behind the steering wheel, and feel the snaps and jerks, the kicks to your spine and sternum, as you deploy the G-forces.
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A drag queen comes to my house every month and jerks off into a bowl, and then my friend Tara you met, the one who's so good at karaoke, she runs it to me and I lay in bed with my legs in the air for a bit and then have a vibrator orgasm because that's supposed to help and also who doesn't always want a vibrator orgasm?
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Remember the time last summer that Olympic gold medalist Ryan Lochte claimed he was robbed at gunpoint during a night out in Rio, and then it came out that he'd lied and, in fact, he and his Team USA swim buddies had vandalized a gas station, and as a result were made to serve suspensions and forfeit various awards, and ultimately came out of the whole ordeal looking like privileged jerks?
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A larger plot occasionally presents itself—Wayne is curious about the identity of a mysterious woman (Gal Gadot) who keeps popping up when he's investigating Luthor—but the film's principal focus is upping the reasons why Batman hates Superman and why the human race starts to turn on Superman, which makes Superman all sad and convinces him that Earth is filled with a bunch of mean jerks who don't appreciate him.
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Maybe this entire saga of Jeffrey Epstein and the Media Lab seems less than fully related to the broader point I'm trying to make about how the "future of work," as a genre of academic discussion, refers to a vicious cycle in which a few winners perpetually win at the expense of the rest of us losers, while casting themselves not as rich jerks but generous, thoughtful moral paragons.
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Just a week after some jerks fed a native quokka UDL vodka from a can, the Australian Veterinarian Association (AVA) has condemned the all-too-common holiday past time of letting animals try your alcohol "They can also get exposure by drinking or licking up cooking products that contain alcohol, mouthwashes, perfume, cleaning products or by getting into cough syrups ... or other medications," the AVA's Dr David Neck said in an emailed statement.
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And the Times reporter who interviewed Kesha listened to some new Kesha songs and dubbed some of them a sonic departure, including "Hunt You Down" ("a real country song with banjo and some real country sentiments," the piece's author, Taff Brodesser-Akner, wrote) and "Rainbow" ("it does recall a Beach Boys vibe…the way she sings the song is so rich and so real that it jerks you out of your expectation of a pop song," Brodesser-Akner wrote).
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And as it has been with Trump, even if people seem outraged by what they hear from and about Ted Cruz, they keep listening, perhaps responding less to the words than to the confidence with which those words are delivered: Studies have also shown that overconfident jerks are perceived as having more social status, which appeals to people, and also that the ruder someone acts, the more convinced most of the rest of us become that he/she is powerful.
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The Hustler Jane Eyre Jimmy Goes to Nollywood Las mágicas historias de Plim Plim: Season 1 L'Auberge EspagnoleThe Lazarus Project The Little Rascals Killer Couples: Season 1 Killer in the Family: Season 1 Murder Files: Season 1 Murder on the Social Network My Online Bride The Prince & Me Private Practice: Seasons 1 – 6 Remote Area Medical Secrets: The Sphinx The Right Kind of Wrong SerendipityThis Is Spinal Tap The Teacher Who Defied HitlerThe Three MusketeersTough Being Loved by Jerks Two StepWe Are the GiantXenia
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This dramatic conception reaches its most violent point during the 11th song with a series of four short, fast, identical solos, a canon in which dancer follows dancer in the same powerful moves: The most striking image is the sideways jump with legs parted in which the dancer's torso tilts in the direction of the advancing leg, then jerks back the opposite way, with a jackknife quality: It's as if the dancers want to travel where their impetus is taking them — but no: They then recoil from it.
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Here's an excerpt from Alex Abad-Santos's four-star review of PEN15, Hulu's coming-of-age comedy about two 13-year-old girls in the year 2000 — who are played by the show's creators, who are in their 30s: PEN15's reluctance to turn its characters' behavior into a teachable moment might be more honest than most shows want to admit: Kids don't always learn lessons, some of those kids end up being adult jerks (they have to come from somewhere, right?), and kids who are bullied may never get the respect they deserve.
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