In response to the Energy Department's loony coal bailout proposal, PJM responded with a slightly less loony plan that would still have had the effect of bailing out coal and nuclear.
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This loony monument to excess and expiation by one of
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He tried several times to commit her to the loony bin.
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Some of Japan's loony ultranationalists will feel betrayed by Mr Abe.
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The result is a Dave Barry-esque shuffle of loony sarcasm.
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"Just pretend you're visiting a huge outdoor loony bin," Thompson said.
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Just follow these four steps, as elegant as they are loony.
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It was time to get the hell out of the loony bin.
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I don't stay up any later because I get late-night loony.
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"Was this some upper-class loony loose on the Cambridge streets?" someone wonders.
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The bottom line here is that our president appears to be unnervingly loony.
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"This impeachment trial has become a loony bin," Calheiros said, appealing for calm.
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Google isn't the only member of the Frightful Five with a loony internet idea.
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Englishman with an extremely loony accent, Sir John Brannox is a fop, a former
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Dugin may simply be the latest far-right sectarian loony to see hope in Trump.
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Stephen L. Miller: With Ocasio-Cortez&aposs rise, Democrats now own their loony far-left flank .
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Yet Republicans like Mr. Stevens continue to portray centrists like President Obama as the loony left.
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People looked at me like a loony with 87 bags, [but] it's kind of normal now!
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All told, the Budd-e is an intriguing, loony, amazing vision for the future of automobiles.
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As loony as this policy may sound, does it really come as a surprise to anyone?
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Why not just put up a sign on the podium saying, "I am a loony tune"?
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The survey was conducted before Melania Trump and Heidi Cruz became part of the loony tones.
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Poem The speaker of this poem might be someone as loony and lonely as Emily Dickinson.
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There were no knives or hallucinations in Helen's chapter, but it started out even more loony.
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In fact, the only person without some kind of charmingly loony arc was Wendy Rhoades (Maggie Siff).
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Loadout was Team Fortress 2-style shooter with Loony Toons violence with a small, but dedicated fanbase.
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Indeed, Abbott, a loudmouth with a loony streak, was in some ways a precursor of Donald Trump.
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We would make dumb jokes about the nuts Daddy treated and about loony bins and laughing academies.
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The league lifted its on-field partying ban, so the players reinvented loony new ways to boast.
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Clinton described Monica Lewinsky as a "narcissistic loony tune" in a private conversation with a good friend.
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Where on this loony Earth is Wolfgang, the reticent Berliner with a habit of shooting up public places?
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They are self-centered and cynical, manipulating resentment with half-truths and untruths, accommodating the loony extremist right.
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"We've gone in short order from the outhouse, to the penthouse, to the loony bin," he told me.
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Mr. Trump would be wise to continue to ignore these loony ideas and restrain his own authoritarian reflexes.
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It was mildly entertaining, but even the pot smokers on the job knew old Walter was loony tunes.
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The humans include Jake Gyllenhaal as a medic, who is growing loony from too much time in space.
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Jeremy Corbyn has taken Labour to the loony left, proposing the heaviest tax burden since the second world war.
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Because your sign is ruled by the loony, moody Moon, let's start by examining July's new and full moons.
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Claims that Trump and Clinton are sick may seem loony, but there is a long history of health coverups.
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The overhaul will bring together kids programming from across the company, including storied franchises Hanna-Barbera and Loony Tunes.
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In some places Mr. Day might be marginalized as a fashion loony; here, he is an acknowledged style leader.
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Some regulars were eagerly discussing, in hushed tones, a "loony" and "incisive" comic one of them had seen recently.
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He wants to study them — which, to just about everyone else in 1979, makes him seem a little loony himself.
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The guy captured 20 percent of the vote despite saying and doing some loony things once he hit his stride.
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On the whole, fans can shop over 52 shirts, jerseys, shorts, hats, and jackets, each with their own Loony surprises.
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The primary difference is that Morgan's figures are more unselfconscious, rotund, raunchy, uncouth, loony, and scandalous than their mainstream counterparts.
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One factoid borrowed from the plot of a Robert Redford film seems absolutely loony in the context of this story.
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They waved through news about state budget deficits and arms-control talks, while impeding the flow of loony conspiracy theories.
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The Monster Raving Loony Party, for example, has been contesting seats for decades, and Buckethead was their candidate in Uxbridge.
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She's indoctrinating the entire youth into her loony left-wing ways because she's able to reach eight- and 10-year-olds.
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Playing a supposed creative genius, Mr. Watts mugs and wiggles in loony videos that are among the movie's most grating moments.
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Our marriages, our homes, our health and our lives depend on the loony, whimsical fibs and tantrums of bad-tempered oligarchs.
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She lives in Seattle with her partner and their combined three kids in a house they like to call the Loony Bin.
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After years of being taunted by the Tories for the spendthrift antics of loony-left councils, it is payback time for Labour.
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"I wouldn't claim that we could prevent a crazy loony from shooting people," Sound Intelligence CEO Derek van der Vorst told ProPublica.
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Fortunately, for every instance of a story boxing women into the loony bin, there are others that act as a refreshing antidote.
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Never mind that Aatma Singh (Pankaj Tripathi), the local police officer, is openly combative - or that his fellow election officials think he's loony.
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The LobsterYorgos Lanthimos' loony-bin dystopia is hilarious and dark and contains images so upsetting and deadpan you'll fight not to look away.
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The clip — filmed in Syracuse, New York, and directed by Jordan Wozy — shows the two buddies getting up to some appropriately loony antics.
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Even China found that loony, a high standard for a country that can't even manage to have a reasonable relationship with basketball teams.
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He didn't let the usual barrage of petty insults fly or indulge in his loony lovey-dovey talk about the lethal Vladimir Putin.
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That theory, first dismissed as outrageous and loony, took on new gravity after Mr. Jones's supporters began harassing the grieving parents of victims.
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The movement to abolish ICE is also a completely loony Democratic idea that is rejected by the American public 69 percent to 31 percent.
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Swimmers react to the water as they join around 7003,2700 New Year swimmers, many in costume, during the annual Loony Dook Swim on Jan.
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But Shyamalan doesn't seem to know what to do with his dense mythology once he's convened his long-awaited superhero loony-bin summit meeting.
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Call it asymmetric punditry: As Republicans become more extreme, it's become near-impossible to find non-loony ones to fill airtime on cable news.
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Yet as entertaining as they are, Christopher Lloyd's mischievous art forger and Peter Fonda's vaping hipster are mere comic devices, props for loony misadventures.
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Loony like your cousin Fred who lives with his mother and isn't allowed out of the house with more than $2 in pocket money.
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But the idea that somehow we'll be better off if people who want to come here don't come here, I don't know, that's loony.
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Hubristic Democrats may survey their blue enclaves in the Golden State and dream of exporting their Loony Left revolution to the rest of the country.
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The announcement was accompanied by an utterly loony teaser video wherein beer emerges from a spout attached to a life-size replica polar bear's mouth.
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It's time to put your star spotting talent to the test and see if you can guess the blonde bombshell hiding behind this loony look.
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Our London honeymoon took place in smoky punk rock clubs and flea markets; we hung out with grouchy, loony painters and stayed up all night.
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The first of seven episodes followed Mr Cohen in four get-ups: a loony-fringe-alt-right blogger who wants everybody to be part of the 1%; a loony-fringe-hippie-leftie whose children are called Harvey Milk and Malala; an ex-con who paints portraits using bodily fluids; and an Israeli anti-terrorism expert promoting the concept of "kinderguardians"—toddlers with guns—on Capitol Hill.
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But Brown is ending his California career much as he started it: on the fringes, ideologically extreme and the modern-day symbol of the Loony Left.
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Folman's loony grand vision involves fleets of zeppelins, a drug that turns people into Steamboat Willie cartoon versions of themselves, and a Matrix-ish illusory reality.
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Former Governor Mike Huckabee is also here to react to a loony left wing -- Rosie O&aposDonnell&aposs latest stunt in front of the White House.
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Mr. Arkin played a New York dentist and Peter Falk a loony government agent who enlists him in a plot to assassinate a South American dictator.
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"Before we pilots used to be afraid to say a word about this because we'd be sent straight to the loony bin," she told Seagull magazine.
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"I am just so disappointed in the president's failure to support Scott against the angry attacks from the loony left," Republican donor Doug Deason told Politico.
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The moment you tell people "I understand your concerns", and not "if you're concerned about migration you are a xenophobe, a loony right-winger", they get it.
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It's not a loony notion, just a quick way to make a small amount of tasty broth, something obviously more flavorful than poaching seafood in plain water.
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" Even worse, this loony hodgepodge of fact and fiction is being sold not as a novel but as "the only biography ever authorized by a sitting President.
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I didn&apost notice the Twitter hate mob from the loony left that send on Jack Dorsey for re-tweeting the Dalai Lama despite his views on homosexuality.
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But the campaign to leave the EU is divided, and in danger of being hijacked by the right-populist UK Independence Party, which most voters consider faintly loony.
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As the dust has settled on the King kerfuffle but remains swirling around Mr. Trump's troubles, many conservatives here think the "loony libs" are the ones self-destructing.
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He also appears weirdly intense about his profession, initiating a series of loony ghost-nabbing procedures interspersed with pitiable confidences about his pending divorce and weakness for cats.
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Troy Rondinone can probably rattle off all the books and movies that use it and throw in a "Starsky and Hutch" and "Loony Tunes" episode for good measure.
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The show also benefits from featuring actors like Michael Rapaport and Stephen Tobolowsky in recurring roles as some of the loony showbiz power players whose whims Floyd must endure.
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More than a decade ago, they dismissed him as a loony lightweight, a naïve true believer doomed to failure in the realpolitik world of Capitol Hill give-and-take.
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Here is the result:Liberal Democrats: 43.5% (+14.3) Conservatives: 39.0% (-9.6) The Brexit Party: 10.5% (+10.5) Labour 5.3% (-12.5) The Official Monster Raving Loony Party: 1.0% (+1.0) UKIP: 0.8% (-0.6)
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About all they had in common with cartoons was that critics dismissed these squiggly and lumpy legislative lines as loony tunes, and courts rejected some of them as unconstitutional.
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Tellingly, reviews from the theater press for the Steinman and Queen shows have not been kind — although Alexis Soloski captured the wonderfully loony appeal of "Bat" in the Times.
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But in "Argo," he was also embedded in that movie's enjoyably loony complications and upstaged by a couple of world-class scene-stealers in Alan Arkin and John Goodman.
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Click here to view original GIFVultures make me think of that dopey guy from Loony Tunes or crooked-bill predators circling a poor desert rat on the brink of death.
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Next is the title ingredient, black pepper, which here (contrary to what Loony Toons will tell you) is meant to stop your sneezing rather than serve as a nostril-tickler.
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But the act itself was a thing of twisted beauty, complete with annual trips to a suburban psychiatric facility, the weird wardrobe, the loony antics on the Greenwich Village streets.
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The people who cover this loony health care process should at the very least attempt to distill the consequences of the not-so-skinny bill into their descriptions of it.
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Not in an episode that also found Theon cower again before his loony uncle, Cersei blast both of her brothers and the Hound promise to somehow kill his undead one.
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This humorous cartoon fantasy epic follows the three Bone brothers after being kicked out of Boneville — and end up in a land that looks more like Middle Earth than Loony Tunes.
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That's the intriguing idea at the core of something that began as a bit of a loony, never-gonna-happen proposal that has become a very real consideration in Silicon Valley.
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The show is populated by a truly loony cast of characters, most of whom come from very different worlds than the relatively privileged producers and flacks who populated 30 Rockefeller Plaza.
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Toronto R&B singer LOONY begins her new song "Warm Weather" with the line "38 [degrees] outside," which isn't an inviting forecast to American audiences but instantly evokes muggy heat for Canadians.
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"'Unzipped' appreciates not only the loony excess that makes fashion such a high-stakes adventure, but also the monomania of Mr. Mizrahi's creative process," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times.
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Generally, Hooper pulls away from loony-tunes excess, tries for sexy rather than freaky, and plucks at heartstrings, a reflex that pulls the story into mawkishness, particularly when he cuts to Victoria.
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This probably sounds crazy to the great many busy professionals out there who would be thrilled to spend a little less time on housework, but the study isn't just one loony outlier.
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Crazy stuff comes out of his mouth and people with butterfly nets make a circle because the loony bin might be the only place left for De Blasio and his make-believe politics.
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" As quotations from a New York Times article flash onscreen, the narrator exaggerates the article's findings: "She called those women 'loony toon,' and stage-managed their destruction from a White House war room.
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In a weird twist, one of the requisitioned boats happened to be a cruise ship adorned with a large picture of the Loony Tunes character Tweety Bird, or Piolín as he's called in Spanish.
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But if you asked whoever was in my job a few weeks after the theatrical of 'Zombieland' whether you're going to make another one, they would have you hauled off to the loony bin.
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But if you asked whoever was in my job a few weeks after the theatrical of "Zombieland" whether you're going to make another one, they would have you hauled off to the loony bin.
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Her intelligence carries these loony metaphors to astonishingly believable conclusions, the way a brilliant professor might be able to explain the entirety of macroeconomics with a couple of toothpicks and a bag of skittles.
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HILTON: So I found out something very interesting, Martha, the day before this tweet by Jack Dorsey that brought down the wrath of the loony left tweets hate mob, he also sent out another tweet.
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In the Republican gubernatorial primary, Gillepsie barely beat out Confederate statue-loving loony Corey Stewart, then pivoted to race-baiting in the general election with ads linking Northam to notorious Central American gang MS-13.
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As with Ocean's Eleven's motley crew of con artists, these characters aren't developed much beyond their elite competency; with the exception of Bonham Carter's loony Rose and Awkwafina's gruff Constance, their skills are their personalities.
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And of course, Google X—now the Alphabet subsidiary known simply as X—runs what it calls a Moonshot Factory™, pouring investors' money into self-driving cars, internet-slinging balloons, and similarly loony projects.
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Clinton considered the Lewinsky affair a "personal lapse" by her husband, she gave him credit for trying to break it off and manage someone who was a "narcissistic loony toon," according to Ms. Blair's papers.
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So next time you hear someone on the right talk about the "loony left," or some centrist pundit pretend that people like Ms. Ocasio-Cortez are the left equivalent of the Tea Party, ignore them.
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Look up "bonkers" in any good dictionary and the first entry should be Sorry to Bother You, the loony directorial debut from rapper Boots Riley (best known as frontman of political hip-hop group The Coup).
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This is the most left-wing manifesto that Labour has proposed since Michael Foot's notorious "longest suicide note" of 1983, even if many details are less loony than then: no import or capital controls, for instance.
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With his shtick of a loony academic, Corey's onslaught of comedic non sequiturs was augmented by his unique look - a shock of crazy hair, a tuxedo jacket with black tails, a string tie and high-top sneakers.
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Directed by John Cameron Mitchell (loosely adapting a Neil Gaiman short story), this loony romantic comedy, set in the London suburb of Croydon in 1977, encourages young love to bloom in the soil of an alien visitation.
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Enormous cherry still lifes and loony faces, macabre chorus lines of legs, hapless-looking Ku Klux Klan figures: These paintings deliver a sardonic commentary on art, art-making, politics and life that never goes out of style.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli cabinet minister described as "loony" on Thursday an account by Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders of the number of Palestinian civilians killed in the 2014 Gaza war that went well beyond any official assessments.
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The single, produced by Ty Dolla $ign and Jeremih collaborator Akeel Henry, rides a modernized 90s hip-hop soul bounce adorned with Yamaha DX7 keyboards (the official instrument of summer) as LOONY bobs and weaves through the sparkling soundscape.
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On May 29th Ms Barr tweeted, in response to a thread discussing a loony conspiracy theory about the CIA spying on French presidential candidates in Barack Obama's time, that "Muslim brotherhood & planet of the apes had a baby=vj".
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At a loony debate tonight filled with yelling and schoolyard attacks, CNN asked a few of the remaining Republican candidates if they would side with Apple or the FBI in the government's fight to hack an alleged terrorist's iPhone.
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A whole range of loony, self-destructive views and practices have thrived in the party since his win last September because his supporters, his advisers and the man himself have created an environment in which they can do so.
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Paying $1 billion for a company with about a dozen employees seemed loony in 2012, but Zuckerberg understood the power of a visual communication platform in an era where always-on mobile devices with amazing cameras would become ubiquitous.
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Telles's small, focused show demonstrates how Surrealism permeated Hollywood, presenting a selection of videos including Loony Tunes and Disney animations, as well as films including "Meshes of the Afternoon" by Maya Deren and her husband at the time, Alexander Hammid.
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But given that Walker couldn't even make it into the top ten most awful, union-busting, woman-hating, Muslim-bashing, KKK-sympathizing, gun-toting, batshit loony presidential hopefuls in the United States, it's worth wondering where he ranks on other lists.
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Aka Piolín: The Spanish name for the Loony Tunes cartoon character Tweety Pie — a reference to a colorfully decorated cruise ship used to house scores of Spanish national police in Barcelona harbor during the 2017 referendum, providing instant meme material.
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For the red state Democrats, there's nothing to be gained from joining the loony left on this quixotic campaign, but there's much to lose by abandoning the desires of their center-right constituents who very much appreciate the President's qualified judicial appointments.
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After expressing her gratitude to "the brave sponsors who stuck with me despite the accusations by the radical loony left," Strong took intermittent sips from a martini glass and emptied its contents on the "Weekend Update" anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che.
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I left quietly without ever having touched the baby — or, for that matter, without ever having touched the new mother, who was distracted by a loony nurse encouraging her to urinate in her bed ("It will feel good to let it all out").
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" One of his toughest critics, Michiko Kakutani of The Times, called the book a "loony hodgepodge of fact and fiction" about a president that mimicked "the very blurring of reality and state-managed illusion that that president was often accused of perpetrating.
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We are still watching a bookish university professor from the West, who tried to anonymously report an alleged blight on the character of a man about to ascend to a lifetime of power, get smeared as a demanding, mixed-up, uptight, loony fantasist.
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The personal stayed political for Ms. Millett, who in later years would write memoirs about her career and sudden fame ("Flying", 1974), her sexuality ("Sita," 1977), her mental health ("The Loony Bin Trip," 1990) and her relationship with her mother ("Mother Millett," 2001).
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Aaron Carter was attacked by a fellow musician Friday night who apparently felt the singer had made a racial slur against him, and the fight ended with a trip by Aaron to the ER. Carter was performing at the Loony Bin in Bradley, Illinois.
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The partying in Edinburgh this year began on Sunday with a torch-lit procession through the city and was due to end on New Year's Day on Tuesday with a "loony dook" — or "crazy dip" — in the River Forth beneath its three famous bridges.
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But when the book begins in earnest, the sisters' lives have become decidedly terrestrial: Kate has abandoned prediction for obtuse suburban bliss, and loony Violet remains in the occult business, predicting a big earthquake after their hometown of St. Louis is rocked by tremors.
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The crazy cop show returns to BBC America after a four-year hiatus, reuniting Idris Elba and Ruth Wilson for one (last?) season "Luther," the loony British cop show in which Idris Elba has been starring over the last decade, is very hard to kill.
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The polar opposite of Levi (who, by the way, philosophically leaned conservative), Barr is administering a justice that goes after Trump's targets — even to the point of buying into loony conspiracy theories — and seeks to help protect shady associates of the president from just punishment.
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Clinton referred to Monica Lewinsky, the White House intern who had an affair with the 42nd president, as a "narcissistic loony toon," according to one of her closest confidantes, Diane D. Blair, whose diaries were released to the University of Arkansas after her death in 2000.
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Most people didn't think it was possible, but FBI Director James Comey – as is now known by everyone who hasn't been locked down in a Zen monastery for the past four days – has just increased the craziness of this already loony and deeply depressing presidential election campaign.
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On Wednesday night on IG Live, with her hair in a bun surrounded by a beaded necklace, she played a loony psychic ("I followed an owl here and the rest is history") who invited people to appear on a split-screen and have their futures told.
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On Wednesday night on IG Live, with her hair in a bun surrounded by a beaded necklace, she played a loony psychic ("I followed an owl here and the rest is history") who invited people to appear on a split-screen and have their futures told.
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But the best moments come when his prose takes on the rhythm and attitude of his rapping: "my best cold-as-the-North Pole face"; "I was a jump, skip and a hop from a cellblock or a pine box"; "She was game goofy, hella bootsie and straight-up loony."
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"Hello, I'm Judge Jeanine Pirro, and I just want to thank the brave sponsors who stuck with me despite accusations by the radical loony left," Cecily Strong's Pirro said on the NBC sketch comedy show's "Weekend Update" news segment, referring to the advertisers that left Pirro's show after she suggested Rep.
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But increasingly, it seems that many of the Golden State's extraordinary advantages are being recklessly undermined by a governor who likes to think of himself as a beacon of rectitude – but who has a record of bumbling incompetence, special interest corruption and ideological extremism that places him firmly on the Loony Left.
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Since then, the methodology has matured into a carefully crafted propaganda machine that concocts stories and field tests them in outlying web sites and loony YouTube channels, essentially trying them out to see which ones would migrate up through Fox News and go viral enough to be taken seriously by the mainstream media.
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In the most comically honed and sustained scene, Amy, Kiki and Carla run mild and a bit loony — and in slow motion — through a supermarket, where they rip open boxes, chug booze and (absurdly) terrorize a guard, their every offense turned into an epic of blissed-out destruction by the decelerated visuals.
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But the movies that she did direct endure, including "Ishtar," a loony, loopy blissout that stars Warren Beatty and Dustin Hoffman as two terrible, tuneless songwriter performers who accidentally end up in an adventure that crosses an old Bob Hope and Bing Crosby road movie with a blistering sendup of American empire-building.
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And so we get the loony theories of a faked moon landing, just as Billy the Kid's killing is now said to have been faked as part of a conspiracy—and we get, too, the still hardy story that Butch and Sundance never really died in Bolivia and Butch came back and thrived out West.
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I think he's spent so much time with these sycophants who worship him and have responded positively to his loony ideas about the wall and the Muslim ban that he feels pressure to live up to the image of Trump as the savior and rescuer even though it's not winning him a whole lot of popularity among the majority of the country.
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If Trump actually believes that the CIA is comparable to Nazi Germany, as he has falsely said, or if he actually believes that British intelligence has committed crimes against America, as he has falsely charged, these loony tune views would make him incompetent to anticipate a crisis or command a response because good intelligence is essential to being commander in chief or leader of allied nations.
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By Friday night, while Trump was readying for a state dinner with his ultraconservative pal from down under, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, The Wall Street Journal and The Times were reporting that the secret whistle-blower complaint involved this: President Trump repeatedly pressured President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine — about eight times, The Journal said — to work with Rudy Giuliani, Trump's loony personal lawyer, to investigate Joe and Hunter Biden.
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By Friday night, while Trump was readying for a state dinner with his ultraconservative pal from down under, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, The Wall Street Journal and The Times were reporting that the secret whistle-blower complaint involved this: President Trump repeatedly pressured President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine — about eight times, The Journal said — to work with Rudy Giuliani, Trump's loony personal lawyer, to investigate Joe and Hunter Biden.
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The full breakdown of the votes in Uxbridge and South Ruislip are as follows: Boris Johnson, the leader of the Conservative party, received 25, 351 votes Ali Milani, a Labour candidate, received 18, 141 votes Joanna Humphreys, a Liberal Democrat candidate, received 3,026 votes Mark Kier, a Green Party candidate, received 1,090 votes Geoffrey Courtnay, a UKIP candidate, received 3 votes Lord Buckethead, a candidate of the Monster Raving Loony Party, received 125 votes Count Binface, an independent candidate, received 69 votes Norma Burke, an independent candidate, received 22 votes Bobby "Elmo" Smith, an independent candidate, received 8 votes
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