People are just getting meaner and meaner and meaner and there's no jokes involved, it's just hatred.
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O'Rourke does want a bigger government that provides more services, even if it's more expensive; Cruz wants it leaner and meaner, even if it's literally meaner sometimes.
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Scalped's music was meaner, heavier, and much, much more metallic.
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Slowbalisation will be meaner and less stable than its predecessor.
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Possibly by something even bigger and meaner than a dog?
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I just like the meaner Uber, despite their ethical quandaries.
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Because we have better, faster, meaner content than those guys.
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But, it's even meaner when it comes to this specific Bachelorette.
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This was an opportunity to attempt something a little bit meaner.
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"It's a leaner, meaner kind of code editing machine," Lauer said.
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It's tenser and meaner, delivered in waves of paranoid, hilarious outbursts.
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The Chanels are back, and they're pinker, meaner, and sassier than ever.
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In his speeches, Trump sounds like he's meaner than a junkyard dog.
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Women aren't any meaner to women than men are to one another.
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But is he making the whole country meaner, coarser and less empathetic?
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It's been a lot different, kids have been a lot meaner to her.
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They're stronger, bigger, tougher, meaner and actually better looking in a certain way.
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EICHNER I do feel like I've made Robin meaner, in a good way.
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Or his encounters with the grizzly bears, far quicker and meaner than he'd anticipated.
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The real world is a tougher, meaner place where strength is needed to survive.
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The car looks meaner and lower than the car on which it is based ...
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Shock had worn off by now, and it had hardened into something meaner and angrier.
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I had never been meaner to myself; and I believed it all to be true.
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Old punks never die, they just get leaner, meaner, and (in War//Plague's case) better.
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But to be so would be to make the world a smaller and meaner place.
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"In a meaner, darker market, I'd say, 'Don't bother with any of these,'" he said.
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It is in the nature of TV comedies to become meaner as they get older.
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Not every sitcom becomes meaner as it gets older, but a lot of them do.
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He looks bigger and meaner than my boyfriend, who is thin and huddled behind the glass.
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But rhinovirus C, first identified in 2006, is a meaner beast than other kinds of cold.
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Yet, The Bachelor did somehow find a way to put Becca into an even meaner situation.
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It's not just that these communities have grown too large to police; they've also grown meaner.
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Turn off the traction control to activate the launch control and the car gets even meaner.
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These Bruins were big and heavy, but the Blues were bigger and heavier, and meaner, too.
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He hasn't become dumber or meaner since he was elected — this is who he's always been.
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It's basically a stripped-down and slightly meaner looking version of Indian's entry-level Scout bike.
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Spidey is also leaner and meaner than his superhero cohort — he's not muscling his way to solutions.
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The steel reform programme will leave China's steel sector leaner and meaner and capable of running faster.
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Mars is the planet of war, and it's even meaner, wilder, and more impatient when it's retrograde.
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Noisey: Your new record feels meaner, and hungrier, and aggressive than we've heard from Megadeth for awhile.
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The dialogue often has a dark wit, as if penned by a meaner version of Nora Ephron.
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This addictive saga of a rich media family got even meaner and better in its second season.
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The memoir's title stemmed from a slightly different and meaner nickname originally given to Haddish in elementary school.
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"And I was right to be worried," she added, saying the boys were surprisingly meaner than the girls.
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"Well, I think that the most accurate description of that team would be mean and meaner," she said.
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" They said a lot meaner things that-- "You don't understand it so you should shut up about it.
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And this is going to come out way meaner than I intend, but have you considered just dying?
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The outside world, especially the inescapably physical idea of mobility, is leaner and meaner; it's harsh to newcomers.
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Healthier females are often older, more experienced, and more equipped to evade threats from predators (usually bigger, meaner fish).
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But hitting Trump they find that to be much tougher and meaner and more interesting than watching the football.
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President Obama said in an interview released today that American politics had become "meaner" than when he took office.
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If that's the case, then the Mind Flayer couldn't have picked a better, or meaner, vessel to work with.
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The digital world is getting meaner and darker, and kids and young girls are seeing the worst of it.
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" Van-Petersen said he believes the U.K. will emerge from its EU exit "leaner, meaner, and just much better.
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There is nothing meaner than a jump scare, particularly when you know your friend (victim) doesn't like jump scares.
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Perhaps as a result of the competition, SpaceX will become a leaner, meaner, and more efficient version of itself.
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And there's plenty of anecdotal evidence (and some empirical research too) that America is becoming a coarser, meaner place.
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But I think for the most part we would say we are more strident, meaner, less vulnerable, less honest.
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Inflation worries raise the prospect of a Fed that is a lot meaner than suggests they want to be.
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One way they're different, I have to say, is that they're nastier and meaner than they often present themselves.
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The third star: Taylor Hall – His slow-but-sure transformation into one of the league's better (and meaner) personalities continues.
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In addition to devising completely new strategies, the new system is also considerably leaner and meaner than the original AlphaGo.
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Like people everywhere, in the abstract, their words were a lot tougher and meaner than their face-to-face behavior.
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Do you think we'll sort of cycle, or the pendulum will swing back to snarkier, meaner things again on the web?
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But conservative media has become dumber and meaner and it would not be successful without the willing support of the audience.
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In response, my host call me a liar (and many more much meaner names) and cancelled my stay without a refund!
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His immigration policies are making us poorer and meaner, while his health care and tax policies make our economy more unequal.
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Democrats, as expected, were quick to rip the legislation, dubbing it a "meaner" versions of the House's American Health Care Act.
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And we could do all that while building a military that's meaner, less expensive and better aligned to meet modern threats.
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Carnage is basically a darker, meaner version of Venom, who in the comics latches on to a murderer named Cletus Kasady.
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Punk music changed forever when it hit LA. Tempos became faster, bands became meaner, violence began to spiral out of control.
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Look at Ford's F-150 Raptor (not just leaner, meaner!), Toyota's Tacoma TRD Pro (not afraid to show off its wild side
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Senator Santorum, the president says politics in America have become meaner over the past several years with him in the White House.
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The men, while awful, weren't completely incorrect, as Nancy only becomes meaner to Grace as she gets further along in her pregnancy.
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If your entire public image was destroyed with a single Snapchat, you wouldn't be stronger and meaner and more powerful than ever.
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And on top of making a mean batch of margaritas, we're also planning to whip up an ever meaner batch of guacamole.
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How about two Predators, one of which is even bigger and meaner than the Predator we already know and love to fear?
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Can you imagine how much meaner Mean Girls would have been if those girls were also trying to sleep with each other?
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The older, meaner hip-hop world elevated brilliant but scruffy neighborhood guys like Gucci Mane, without asking them to apologize or explain.
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As tech giants are making their products smarter, they are indirectly making consumers meaner, less intelligent, and more alienated from one another.
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And Trump is, like, a Hulk Hogan version of Chris Christie: meaner, tougher, and with a professional wrestler's instinct for the spotlight.
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Now we're just making us a little leaner and meaner so we can react to news stories as they break a little more.
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Lord of the Rings fans can think of these wights as the Uruk-hai versions of the undead race — bigger, stronger, and meaner.
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"God this makes me so angry," Page said in August 2016, sending "Donald Trump Is Making America Meaner" from the New York Times.
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"Lockdown makes me even meaner," she spits in Russian on "Organ," her lips stained black as she bathes in blood, dreaming of bodies.
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There's always a better hacker, a better programmer, someone who's meaner, more expert, and better at not getting caught than anyone ever before.
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But, knowing moms, she probably only liked it because of the nice things said about her son's current girlfriend, not the meaner things.
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" It's the slightly meaner-spirited of the two songs, considering it includes the line, "My mama don't like you and she likes everyone.
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Judging from the in-fighting among critics, criticism is neither especially meaner or especially nicer right now than it was 10 years ago.
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Or was the pump primed for a political figure like him because the internet had already made America meaner, coarser and less empathetic?
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As General Motors and Ford push to make their muscle cars leaner, meaner and more agile, Fiat Chrysler has taken a different route.
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The Better Care Reconciliation Act (BCRA), the Senate's version,, is certainly just as mean as the House bill — in some ways, even meaner.
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"Getting leaner and probably meaner from lack of carbs #musclemania #momsthatlift #fitmom #rhoc #advocare @mia_finnegan #may28," she joked in one clip showing her lifting.
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But they grew louder and meaner and more constant, and one night her sister came to me saying I needed to talk to her.
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But no one runs tougher or meaner campaigns than Mitch McConnell; don't be surprised if at some stage, the Marine fighter's patriotism is questioned.
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I wrote last year that "Donald Trump is making America meaner," prompting bigotry in rural Oregon where I grew up, and around the country.
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" — Becci"They were not any ruder or meaner than they were on a normal day so it was nothing completely out of the ordinary.
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Joker was designed to be darker, even meaner, than Christopher Nolan's Batman classic, a turbocharged supervillain story where there's no hero to save anyone.
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As Nick Kristof noted in the Times recently, Donald Trump is making America meaner, inciting violence toward immigrants and even his opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Most of my fellow inmates were bigger, tougher, meaner, more desperate, and had less to lose than me, so I never let my guard down.
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It&aposs like, you know, when you have a substitute, the kids take advantage of the substitute, so the substitute has to be way meaner.
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University of Florida researchers recently confirmed that Nile crocodiles — native to Africa, but larger and meaner cousins to Florida alligators — have been found in Florida.
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" He went on to chide the Republicans for promising to "solve challenges just by looking meaner and talking tougher or carpet bombing wherever we want.
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Cruz's response was a meek, "The Fed bill was going to pass anyway"; he couldn't go meaner without seeming to insult the Ron Paul legacy.
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Blunt previously revealed that we can expect her Mary Poppins to be a little bit "meaner" rather than offering up a spoon full of sugar.
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Even an experiment to make Trump look "as hot as possible" through Photoshop resulted in a slightly meaner and worse-looking version of Benedict Cumberbatch.
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Honestly, though, I kind of liked having him on the debate stage where he was willing to be a little meaner than the other candidates.
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SHILLUE: So the robot can&apost be cute and cuddly, he has to be scary and meaner so that the kids do what they&aposre told.
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Because Katy Perry has made the worst and stupidest mega-successful pop music of her era, we should approach her products with something meaner than skepticism.
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The dry Santa Ana winds scream across the basins, and the sun seems to burn meaner, capable of igniting dried-out growth at the slightest provocation.
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Aristotle argued that "the meaner sort of workman," by virtue of his lack of possessions, was "too degraded" to participate in politics and contribute to society.
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By studying brain scans of drunk men, Australian scientists have pinpointed the parts of our brain that go weak when we drink, making us meaner than usual.
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Discuss the downsides of anonymous apps including how some people feel like they can be meaner behind a screen, and especially when they won't face any repercussions.
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When Charlie inevitably relapses and trolls Los Angeles's meaner streets for a fix, you feel little sympathy for a character so shallow he seems incapable of introspection.
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The media, and his supporters, expect him to subvert every norm expected of leading candidates, to be meaner and more brazen and less predictable than the competition.
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But anyone telling this kind of story now might be supplying rhetorical ammo to people who dream of making America smaller, meaner, more homogeneous and more afraid.
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One reason operatives believe that 2008 and, to some extent, 2016 were meaner than this contest is that the candidates were running for an open White House.
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It's meaner and more frenetic than anything the Pennsylvania quartet has put out in the past, which is impressive, because they are mean and frenetic by trade.
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Instead, Obama found himself warning of an impending shift in the global order, one he advised could lead to a "meaner, harsher, more troubled world" if not stopped.
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Getzlaf is a balder, meaner Joe Thornton, which is probably why his name doesn't come up very much in talks about the best players in the league today.
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Though some of the characters will be recognizable to fans, Blunt revealed that Poppins will be "a little meaner" than Andrews' version in an interview with Entertainment Weekly.
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Dingell also observed that politics today are meaner in a way and lack the same levels of respect from when he began his career in Congress in 1955.
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Apple is being unusually open about the propensity of the jet black finish to scratch, but beyond that, I'd get the matte black anyway — it just looks meaner.
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Twitter – perennially the meaner, more sarcastic older brother of Facebook, even though FB predates it – has resurrected an old hashtag #BeforeFacebookl, to mock the social network's celebration of itself.
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Still, it's hard to make the counterargument—particularly in the era of Trump, and particularly on a service used by so many teens—that the internet should be meaner.
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The redesigned Jaguar F-Type, making its North American debut at the Chicago Auto Show, gets meaner styling for 2021, including aggressive LED headlights and a new front grille.
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When Ariana*, 20, was a freshman in college, she dated someone who "ended up being a lot meaner than I initially thought," she says, and so they broke up.
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So American companies, which had been so dominant in our own market and in foreign markets, started to lose their dominance, and they had to get leaner and meaner.
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If you're drawn to the meaner side of conversation and notice yourself dishing dirt with an air of judgement or salaciousness, it's not too late to correct your behavior.
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Characters who start at an emotional dead end have nowhere to go There are so many signs that the "bigger, meaner, darker, angrier" trend isn't actually what audiences want.
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From the first bell onwards, the Prince's opponent looked sharper, fitter and, for once, meaner than him, catching him with thunderous punches again and again as the bout progressed.
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"'Booing will show our anger and our displeasure... but silence is even worse because it's even meaner,'" Kaplan said, paraphrasing one of the common forum refrains at the time.
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" She lambasted her GOP colleagues for spending that time "dreaming up even meaner ways to kick dirt in the face of American people and take away their health insurance.
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"The same kids who picked on him last year were even meaner to him once he came out and said he was gay," said Leia Pierce, Jamel Myles' mother.
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The overall effect is of dire urgency—Black Haze often sounds in danger of collapsing in on itself, with the Tiny Knives egging each other on, harder, faster, louder, meaner.
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If my military theorizes a new type of missile, then your military is incentivized to create a response, perhaps a missile defense system, or maybe an even faster, meaner missile.
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"Precision leads to efficiency, efficiency leads to decreased usage, decreased usage leads to decreased margins or margin compression, and that will lead to companies getting leaner and meaner," said Underhill.
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But since Alcott's narrative is slanted toward Jo, it makes Amy's actions, like burning Jo's manuscript or even marrying Laurie, a little colder and meaner, without fully understanding Amy's intent.
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But to ensure their fans don't get louder and meaner and more demanding of Tebow in the coming weeks, they probably need to give Goff a chance to get dirty.
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Although, we now live in a much bleaker, meaner time than when Jersey Shore premiered within the first year of Barack Obama's administration and Twitter trolling wasn't even a pastime yet.
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He is lambasted by commentators, booed by supporters and roundly slated by all and sundry, but it only ever seems to make him meaner, more motivated and generally harder to beat.
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The study found that those who were "primed" to feel more powerful in the morning tended to be meaner to their coworkers during the day — and perceive more slights toward themselves.
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There's real intensity as well, particularly from Davis, who plays Amanda Waller as a full-blown sociopath who's tougher, meaner, and more purely enjoyable than many of the villains she's corralling.
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What it does suggest is Reines's idea of the kind of candidate who can win in 2020: A slightly meaner Hillary Clinton who proudly takes even more money from special interests.
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For most of its run Starrcade was a meaner, grittier show than WWE's fare, shot in darkened Southern arenas in smaller cities like Greensboro (home to the first four) and Norfolk.
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The Chinese steel sector will be leaner and meaner and history has shown that when Chinese mills' profitability improves, as is happening right now, their production tends to improve as well.
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In some ways, Gucci Mane is a holdover from this older, meaner era, which is one reason that a younger, courtlier peer like Drake is so eager to get his blessing.
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"A singular regret for me is the fact that our body politic has become more polarized, the language, the spirit has become meaner than when I came in," he told Politico.
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Measurements at the Southernmost Point show that the ocean has risen 9 inches in the last century and in a rapidly warming word, El Mar will only get higher, stronger and meaner.
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The meaner interpretation, though, is that it's a reference to Cooperman, who in an interview earlier this month on, yet again, CNBC grew emotional when talking about the 2020 election and Warren.
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But when he tries to bully someone smarter, stronger, meaner and more ruthless, and with actual experience in the rough and tumble world of international relations, he folds like a cheap tent.
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The X4 M40i is an "M Performance" vehicle, not a full potency M car like the M2, M5453, M4 or the X6 M (which looks like the X4's bigger meaner brother).
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In so far as Mr Trump's win means a meaner, more fractious, more volatile global order, it raises those costs and shrinks that space for compromise and consensus essential for a smooth Brexit.
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The meaner they were, the more difficult, the less available, the more I wanted them, the more I thought I could change them, the more I coveted them as a prize to win.
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Simply copying Obamacare's essential mistakes won't make the GOP replacement bill less mean, it'll make it meaner for the actual taxpayers who will have to pay more and more to keep it afloat.
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Diekhoff assumes most of his fans are Democrats but welcomes Republicans, and why shouldn't he—not even a Republican could leave a Chicago Farmer show meaner than when he or she walked in.
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There is the Savior way, which is just to be stronger, meaner and more numerous than everyone else, and there are the other ways, formed in the crucible of conflict with the Saviors.
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Cavill's character is at the center of the series as a monster who just wants to be left alone as he tries to navigate a world where the people are meaner than the monsters.
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In his speech on September 20th, Mr Farron declared himself ashamed by Britain's reluctance to take in refugees: "I will not stand by and watch my country become smaller, meaner and more selfish," he spat.
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The three-minute trailer opens with Idris Elba, who is apparently some kind of brilliant mad man who uses a variety of seemingly painful lasers to make his big, mean muscles even bigger and meaner.
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We want to empower farmers to lead with their values and look at their way of life as a business that must be leaner, meaner and stronger to survive in a tough time for the industry.
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These people, inevitably, will be meaner and more psychotic than the merely craven and stupid specimens who, like Sean Spicer, have started to realize that their time at the White House is coming to an end.
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Mr. Trump's salvo of tweets on Thursday as the island struggled with devastation — suggesting people were ingrates responsible for much of their suffering — set a new low, even meaner than his usual harangues and self-aggrandizement.
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Many of the action beats just feel meaner than the industry standard, whether it's Hunt taking a bruising tumble across pavement after being thrown from his motorcycle, or the relentless, violent gunplay that peppers so many scenes.
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And it barely requires argument at this point that personal postings into the ether 24/7, often targeted to groups of like mind riling one another up in their respective echo chambers, has made sociopolitical talk meaner.
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He said the reinvention effort is likely to be drawn-out with no guarantees of a "leaner, meaner business" at the end of it, suggesting that shareholders will be fearful that their declining investments could fall even further.
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Again, racism was always a part of it, but as it becomes mainstream and commercialized around 1840, and especially after the Civil War, blackface becomes much crueler, much more about mockery, much meaner and uglier and more hateful.
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The tell-all tale about his stab at the startup world, including a $10 million acquisition by Twitter and high drama inside the walls of Facebook, was conceived and written to be meaner than most books by techies.
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So it's somewhat odd for Mr. Dorsey to be lecturing the rest of us about principles at this moment of high agitation, brought on in no small part by the twitchy, meaner-than-ever screamfest of Twitter itself.
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"Terrorism is obviously a charged analogy, but it's like terrorism in that you're trying to be gratuitously meaner and more sensational than the next person, like a terrorist who is trying to stand out and shock people," he said.
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Op-Ed Contributor The Senate Republicans' health bill that was made public today is a Jekyll-and-Hyde plan: in some ways kinder than the House Republican plan, and in some ways meaner, to use President Donald Trump's yardstick.
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But there's meaner to come as she sweetly guns down the preacher husband she knows like the back of his hand and cattily cuts down the "beauty mark on the human race" who ain't blonde enough to play so dumb.
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Miels declined to comment in detail on his budget demand, including the savings figure of 20 percent, but confirmed the strategic goal of achieving a leaner, meaner commercial footprint to match a recently pared-down research and development (R&D) operation.
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For viewers who are familiar with Segura through Your Mom's House, the podcast he hosts with his wife and fellow comedian Christina Pazsitzky, his standup will seem both sharper and meaner, something Segura said comes from the expectations of the medium.
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"After a few weeks of lying dormant, Trumpcare is back, and its meaner than ever,'' Mr. Schumer said, adding: "This is so outrageous and so harmful that we're going to look at every possible way to slow the bill down.
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Granted, the American war on science promises to be a much meaner and more reckless battle than the Canadian one, led as it is by a president and administration whose erratic, know-nothing tendencies are without analogue in any democratic nation, ever.
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So if state pensions are having to be reined back, private pensions are getting meaner, riskier and less predictable, and money saved for retirement is threatened by financial crises, what is the man in the street to do to make ends meet?
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There's a version of Hunchback that's way sketchier, way meaner, that's way more… I wouldn't say sexist or misogynist, but I would say treating sexuality in a really abject, transgressive way, that I pulled out, like a month before it went to press.
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I love that it is so weird and happily low-fi and sort of joyous, while simultaneously hitting salient points about being down and out in a big city, prey to bigger, or meaner, or ever-more privileged citizens of your spaceport.
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Do you really expect that the generation of children who might be subjected to this ban on tackling will simply "figure out" how to tackle and be tackled (by larger, meaner chaps) when they turn 2 and graduate to the full contact game?
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I didn't expect to be offering advice to our own skinnier, pettier, meaner Donald Trump—but since she's decided to follow me, here's what she can expect in the strange new America that's being birthed, blood-splattered and screaming, before our eyes.
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All this is happening even before we've been properly introduced to various other important characters, such as Benny (Blister) Krill, a small-time crook and big-time "Bayou Brethren" fan who is, if anything, stupider and meaner than his hero, Buck Nance.
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What is clearly unspoken about this latest move is that this leaner, meaner Tradeshift is going to continue to weather this year, at the very least, as a private company before, most likely, looking toward its long-awaited IPO in the mid-term.
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Poorer materially, of course, but above all poorer in its shriveled soul, divorced from its neighborhood, internally fractured, smaller, meaner, more insular, more alone, no longer a protagonist in the great miracle of the postwar years — Europe's journey toward borderless peace and union.
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Repealing Obamacare, which has provided coverage to twenty-two million people, including Jim's family members; cutting safety-net programs; downgrading hard-won advances in civil liberties and civil rights—these things will make the lives of those left out only meaner and harder.
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The official platform of brain worms has never handled weird brand tweets particularly well — people tend to either play gleefully into the brand's strategy or get way meaner than a probably-beleaguered social media manager deserves — but Mr. Peanut is already divisive.
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But a new Kurzgesagt YouTube video explains how a particular group of parasites are meaner and more disgusting that you ever could have imagined..Neglected Tropical Diseases—or NTDs—are a special group of parasites that prevail from tropical and subtropical areas of the world.
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"When you hear people peddling this fiction about our enemies getting stronger and America getting weaker, when you hear folks say we can solve challenges just by looking meaner and talking tougher and carpet-bombing wherever we want, that's just hot air," he said.
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Returning to Springfield, Illinois, the site of his presidential campaign launch nine years ago to the day, Obama confronted the gaping shortfall between his lofty 2007 rhetoric on changing the country's political discourse, and the reality of politics today: meaner and more divided than ever.
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The jumble gives ABC something to brag about, while leaving the Fox broadcast network to argue that it will be leaner, meaner and have more leeway to cut deals with producers of its choosing, now that it is no longer attached to a mighty studio.
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Or, others insist, his very public attacks on his wife's boss could be a long-planned con by the two of them to parlay their relationship into a modern and meaner version of the Mary Matalin-James Carville performance from the Bill Clinton years.
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This is shaping up to be a test of whether the global trading system can, despite great strains, still soothe tensions—or whether it is being supplanted by a new, meaner order, in which supply chains are weaponised and commerce is purely an extension of politics.■
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His mother said in a message to Mashable that over the years the image of Sam as a baby with a clenched fist is mostly used in fun, light-hearted ways, but her family has had to deal with their fair share of meaner comments and abuse.
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That the Thunder can be so effective using a strategy so simple—two of our guys are better than yours, and two more of our guys are bigger and meaner than yours—is perhaps what makes them the most complicated and polarizing team in the NBA today.
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What is left is a country where the West is discredited as unwilling to stay the course; where most fighters are meaner, better armed, and more chaotic than they were in 2001; and whose name causes opinion-formers in the West to try and change the subject.
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Michael Shannon, cracking candy between his teeth, is as mean as sin, though he might have been meaner still if some of his scenes had been condensed, while Richard Jenkins brings us a gentle soul who, until recently, feared that his time had come and gone.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama said in an interview released Monday that politics in America had become "meaner" than when he took office, but expressed hope that Republicans would eventually turn away from the "expression of frustration" and anger that Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz were offering to voters.
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"We think this is partly an effort by (CEO) Chuck Robbins to put a stake in the ground and send a message that this is going to be a leaner, meaner Cisco that is focused on driving software and recurring revenue business," said Guggenheim Securities analyst Ryan Hutchinson.
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I am of the mind that a mute is cowardly and perhaps even meaner than unfollowing because it's something I would do... It's something I have done to friends of mine from college, where I'm like, you'll probably notice if I don't follow you, but your tweets suck.
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But let's remember that migrants are simply fellow humans like Cano Gómez scrambling to do the best they can for themselves or their children, and that the most effective approach seems to be not a higher wall or meaner policies, but smart aid offered with a dose of humanity.
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Up in front of that hood, however, Nissan designers fitted meaner-looking headlights and a custom bumper than hooks into the underbody skid plates that protect its soft underbelly (OK, it's probably not actually soft) from the damage caused by all those sweet jumps you're going to want to use it for.
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The cheerleaders are getting meaner, and the Regina George of the group (who Edwards explains is the squad leader, revealing she once held the title herself) decides they're going to ditch poor Maxine, the fast talker with the elevated BP. Will something terrible happen to her, compelling the cheerleaders to discover their humanity?
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"I like Leos 'cause they're meaner when it come out they mouth / Got an Aries that take care of me when I'm in the South / I like Virgos 'cause they're loyal and they always is down / But my favorite sign is the one before the amount," she raps, faster than we've heard her before.
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However, the clock is ticking: Factions in the Republican Party refuse to give up trying to gain internecine agreement as to how best to come up with a "leaner and meaner" ACA, and insurers are ready to let the individual health insurance market implode if not given assurances that generous ACA subsidies remain into 2018 and beyond.
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"The Senate version of 'TrumpCare' is even meaner than the House bill," Senate Democratic Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (N.
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Trump sprays insults with abandon, mocking everything from his critics' intelligence to their popularity to their ethics to their plastic surgery, but those who engage with the president of the United States on his own level make themselves look smaller and meaner, and they are never able to go as low for as long as Trump.
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Corporations have also tried the tactic, and the penalty for trying to play with the Internet tends to be meaner: Mountain Dew learned the hard way when 4 Chan took control of a vote to name a new flavor, and the joke was on Taylor Swift and VH1 when the Internet chose a school for the deaf as a concert location.
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As Barlow would later sheepishly acknowledge, the problem with a completely lawless society is that some laws––specifically the ones meant to keep gigantic corporations from taking advantage of millions of people––are actually pretty OK. In practical application, a free and open internet might have placed the big mean corporations on the same footing as the rest of us, but that only meant that bigger, meaner corporations could come and take their place.
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