No thanks President Obama's been handing out commutations like bottles of water lately, but one inmate in Texas just said thanks, but no thanks.
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" To which, I have to say, "Yeah, no thanks.
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No thanks, Luke, I'll leave all the crazy to you.
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"Thank you so much for the opportunity and no thanks."
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The blind guy replies 'No thanks, I'm just looking around.
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"Yeah, no thanks," he says, literally backing away from her.
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"No, thanks, we have more than enough," the man said.
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So, thanks, but no thanks for the offer, Mr. President.
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"Oh, no thanks," is all Chad cheerily says before hanging up.
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In 2019, let's all just say "no thanks" to diet culture.
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Do people ever get mad at you for saying "No thanks"?
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And indeed we've nearly solved smog no thanks to Henry David.
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Now that the President thanked them both, Chance says no thanks.
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Hit the lower button that reads, "No thanks, continue canceling."9.
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But he received no thanks at the ballot box last November.
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No shoutouts, no "thanks for the memories," no good vibes — nothing.
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" I tried to click again and the voice said: "No thanks.
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And they had reached a verdict on the ZO2: No thanks.
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And at that moment we could have just said 'No thanks.
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"No, thanks," I said, putting my book back in my purse.
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The women of the movement clapped back: Thanks, but no thanks.
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"He also wanted to be Secretary of State, I said "NO THANKS.
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He also wanted to be Secretary of State, I said 'NO THANKS.
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I am going to say thanks but no thanks on this one.
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"I said 'no thanks,' and they thought I was negotiating," Linton said.
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I&aposd like the discount" and "No thanks, I like full price.
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Investors looked at this company, saw its problems and said no thanks.
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"No thanks," she'd protested before taking his order for two shrimp appetizers.
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His chosen candidate for White House chief of staff said no thanks.
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When no thanks were given, the omission was very rarely commented on.
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No, thanks, sir, I prefer my disasters not to wear a disguise.
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I feel as though I've seen their true colors, and no thanks.
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And very often it just makes me think, thanks but no thanks.
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At least the sex is safe, though no thanks to the men.
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She said no thanks and was kicked off school grounds in August.
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Phoenix didn't erupt into civil unrest on Tuesday, no thanks to Donald Trump.
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Both efforts failed, enhancing New Amsterdam's reputation for tolerance, no thanks to Stuyvesant.
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Things have temporarily calmed in the Korean Peninsula, no thanks to Mr. Trump.
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The Hill: Obama readies fall campaign push, but some Dems say no thanks.
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" Indeed, Mulvaney stepped up after several candidates had told the President "no thanks.
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Republicans say no thanks, arguing the precedent only applies to presidential election years.
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Good on them for sizing up a corrupt system, then saying no thanks.
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My plan was to rush through it and say, 'Thanks but no thanks.
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If someone offers her weed at a party, she'll usually say: No thanks.
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" I played it off lightly and said, "No thanks, I'm actually all right.
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They could be Idris Elba, but smelling like that, I'd still say no thanks.
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"He also wanted to be Secretary of State, I said 'NO THANKS,'" Trump blustered.
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This is no thanks to the culture we all live in, by the way.
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Finally, in 1959, she began to recover — no thanks, she said, to her therapists.
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Bro, we're not telling you what to do, but we'd probably say no thanks.
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It also makes big strides in Jason Blossom's murder investigation, no thanks to Archie.
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", the badgering slogan of the first is countermanded by another that says: "No thanks!
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Yes, but no, thanks, have a very nice day but you are not welcomed.
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Honestly, I was back in our dressing room, drinking champagne, being like, "No thanks."
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Living With Cancer "No thanks, I already have cancer," I said to the radiologist.
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He jokes: No thanks, he has a place at Trump Tower, across the street.
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Guest: No thanks, I filled up on Brad Pitt's rump roast at the other table.
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" 'FUCK YOU!' you scream internally as you say aloud, "No thanks, just a diet coke.
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Rachel, our queen, was pretty much like, thanks, but no thanks, you're a man-child.
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Two gun auction websites said 'no thanks' yesterday, but one of them is reconsidering. 3.
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Last night, no thanks to the Chinese hoax global warming, we had a huge snowfall!
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It's barely even a choice, just a sunny "no thanks!" to something you don't want.
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"No, thanks.... "I don't want to be a child again, not even for two hours.
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In early March, Vivint said, "thanks, but no thanks" and exited the deal with SunEdison.
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" Trump also said Corker asked to become secretary of state but, "I said 'NO THANKS.
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All this I dreamed up thanks to Trump—or more like no thanks to him.
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No, thanks, my car is free and isn't nearly as disgusting and uncomfortable as that.
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Usually I'd say no thanks, but I decide to screw it and buy the $20 smoothie.
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The North will look down at the chaos of King's Landing, say "no thanks," and secede.
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Sometimes, it's just going to fall to the "supers" to fix things — no thanks to politicians.
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No thanks," Wood wrote, adding, "She is allowed to stand him up without being screamed at.
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Nancy's dealt with this by developing a very polite, very effective no-thanks-boy-bye technique.
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Others have taken a look at the mainstream options, said, "No, thanks," and hit the road.
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Wonder Woman (June 228) This November brings Zack Snyder's Justice League and, you know, no thanks.
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But if you had a chance to ask the guy, he'd most likely say, no thanks.
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Like many kinds of insurance, renter's coverage can seem like a thanks, but no thanks deal.
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There's something confining and time consuming about budgets that makes me say thanks, but no thanks.
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" When asked again if he would get on the phone with reporters, he said, "No thanks.
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"Respectfully decline to dance... Children should learn to say "no thanks" in uncomfortable situations," wrote one.
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But that's become such a loaded term — no thanks to this guy — that it's basically useless.
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I ask N. if he wants some and he says, "No thanks, just ate," from the shower.
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A very NSFW video is going viral on Twitter, (no) thanks to Ted Cruz's official Twitter account.
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The goal is some sort of benign reason that cuts things off more than "no, thanks" does.
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But if you don't invest in a decent razor, you'll wind up with ingrown hairs — no thanks.
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I think a little gradient goes a long way, and a lot of gradient is… no, thanks.
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Some Republican donors say no thanks Norton has been living "the lifestyle" since he was a teenager.
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Go deeper: Why energy companies told Trump "no thanks" this summer over building pipelines with American steel.
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No thanks to a lethargic performance from Ben Affleck, the dark knight has become a total drag.
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Erskine said no thanks were necessary, and on Friday he said one name explained why: Johnny Wilson.
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Three very long weeks later, in a very short ruling, the Second Circuit said thanks, but no thanks.
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" Even when approached on Twitter by Cassidy to discuss the bill's effects last week, Paul responded: "No thanks.
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This time, however, the Marlins turned away all potential suitors, all kinds of offers, thanks but no thanks.
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Yes, so it did, no thanks to him, and had been happening in her country for centuries before.
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"They now have water but no thanks to Trump, it all came down to them fixing it themselves."
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No thanks to Chuck, Larry, Sandler, James or the Hollywood industrial complex that continues to prop them up.
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If your favorite phrase is "No thanks, I'm just looking," then these are the shopping baskets for you.
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But you'd be hard-pressed to find a person who says "no thanks!" to a Nutella doughnut bouquet.
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They suffer through the indignity and hazing silently, making possible the entire business with no thanks in sight.
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For those ambitious but unlucky folks, there were no "thanks for entering" gift baskets or any consolation prizes.
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She's currently employed the medical field as a phlebotomist, no thanks, she says, to her training from Corinthian.
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No thanks, he said, but I'd really like to help cook a free Christmas dinner for our comrades.
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I applied as a playwright to Yale, Juilliard and NYU and just got like a universal, 'No thanks.
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But they fell just short of qualifying for the playoffs, no thanks to the Nets and the Hawks.
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If Mobley ever makes it back home to the US, it will be no thanks to his government.
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Credit: mienys This time consuming concept makes the user assemble the desired volume out of dots...no thanks.
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With the obvious strings-attached nature of the NFL's involvement, the NIH said "thanks, but no thanks" to both.
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No thanks (though the nod shows that the HFPA, for their part, has moved on from his personal problems).
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In response to Trump's confusing statement, Ali's family's attorney responding saying essentially, thanks, but no thanks, according to CNN.
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Alabama's special election delivered a victory for women's rights on Tuesday night — once again, no thanks to white women.
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"$1980 dollar for a #galaxyfold no thanks... watch...now the next iPhone will be $1999," Twitter user zzollotech said.
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It's enough to make you throw your hands up in despair and say no thanks to all of it.
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"$1980 dollar for a #galaxyfold no thanks... watch...now the next iPhone will be $1999," Twitter user @zollotech said.
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No thanks to the Democrats who left town and are not concerned about the safety and security of Americans!
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There was a magazine cover that we actually said "No thanks" to and they didn't take that very kindly.
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No thanks to Mr. Trump, the United States actually bucked the worldwide trend and reduced its emissions in 22025.
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In Canada, Yukon Territory and the provinces of Saskatchewan and New Brunswick were among those that said no thanks.
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It feels liberating and radical to say "no thanks" to the insatiable attention economy, even just for one day.
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CreditCreditJenn Ackerman for The New York Times A surgeon recommended a hip replacement, but Kenneth Cevoli said no thanks.
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They broke up just days after the season finale — no thanks to the meddling of his mother, Peter claims.
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"No thanks," I said, but really meant I didn't want a big show of her support or anyone else's.
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Bruce Wayne finds him and he's like, uh, no thanks bat-bro, don't want to be in your club.
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I said no thanks, and she very calmly and with her typical wisdom explained why I was being ridiculous.
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The Memphis Grizzlies find themselves in the midst of the Western Conference playoff race, no thanks to Andre Iguodala.
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All we can say is this: America is great again, folks—and no thanks to our president-to-be.
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Warning: This post contains spoilers for Season 6 of Game of Thrones — and probably Season 7, no thanks to Siri.
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If they try to sell you on another fix or service, just say 'thanks but no thanks,' and walk away.
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Burns' supporters later raised enough money to buy his freedom, and he returned to Boston, no thanks to Judge Loring.
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I agreed with them—and when they offered me a position in the Valley I said, Thanks but no thanks.
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" — Charles Biener, 7003, Larchmont, N.Y. The no-thanks camp: "Why doesn't the city first build more swimming pools for Manhattanites?
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"Um, no thanks … " Exit the train —Shoulders slumped,Head down,Forcing my ancient body to walk,My life is over.
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The bar isn't far, but the weather is awful (cold, rain, and wind — no thanks), so I call an Uber.
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All of them said, no, thanks, apparently because of the cost of keeping a small fleet of orphaned planes flying.
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But she says no, thanks, not interested, thanks, and closes the inner door on them, though it was open before.
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RAICES said no thanks—and at least six other high-profile organizations are now threatening to cut ties with the company.
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Brett went over to find Izzy and was basically like: Thanks, but no thanks, gonna go with Lauren on this one.
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"I always wanted to visit Savannah, but now that I see how unsafe it is, no thanks," one user wrote sarcastically.
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But the proposal invited criticisms, no thanks to the controversies surrounding Snap's decision to offer "no vote" shares in its IPO.
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Make sure to buy these items in advance, so you don't get stuck paying airport prices (no thanks, $12 sticker book).
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She dropped Patrice off first, offered to drive her down the iffy path to the house, but Patrice said no thanks.
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If you know you're walking into a high pressure situation, practice saying "no thanks" to your aunt's apple pie in advance.
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It could have been much worse, we were told — no thanks to severe mismanagement by health authorities in China and elsewhere.
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"No thanks," Paul replied in another tweet, asserting that the measure would preserve the vast majority of ObamaCare's taxes and spending.
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INFRASTRUCTURE/ENERGY -- E&E News has energy group leaders saying 'no thanks' to public funds for some of the proposed infrastructure projects.
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While she thinks movements such as "No thanks, mate" can be incredibly powerful, conference organisers, men and women, need to step up.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee, took the once-unusual step of publicly saying, "no, thanks," to being considered for the controversial Trump ticket.
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But when the survey's respondents were asked if they'd actually ride in a vehicle programmed in this way, they said no thanks.
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All of that was easier than saying no thanks, and briefer than accompanying him to Santa Barbara, which was his original request.
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Same goes for saying "no thanks" to the extra portions of your mom's brownies at dinner or cake at your cousin's wedding.
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The memo was leaked to The New York Post, and Mr. Trump used Twitter to tell Mr. Nojay thanks, but no thanks.
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"We sent the first demo to Relapse Records, and they thanked us for submitting it, like, 'Thanks but no thanks,'" Gallagher says.
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If I am going to die via herd mobbing, I certainly don't want to be surrounded by 10,000 rat-friends, no thanks.
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Norwegians said thanks, but no thanks, while Americans pondered what exactly it was about Norwegians that made Trump want them as immigrants.
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Fortunately, the president didn't back down in the face of enormous pressure from these world leaders, but no thanks to his staff.
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" But, truly, let us spare a moment for the person who was dismissed with a simple, "Has a little rat dog, no thanks.
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The performance made the concerns of the preceding week—was the roster poorly constructed, had the thanks-but-no-thanks-es piled up?
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In departure, he left a letter for Churchill, who was in Washington meeting Roosevelt, in which he expressed no thanks for British help.
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We come in second and win a $53 gift card (largely on the strength of my friend's song recognition skills, no thanks to me).
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He&aposs had a massive increase in U.S. defense spending no thanks to the liberals, restoring missile defenses to Poland and the Czech Republic.
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As for a Hillary-style office in the West Wing and a seat at the policy table, the Harvard-trained lawyer says no thanks.
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But today it's back with the rest of the pack, probably no thanks to the resignation of the company's Chief Operating Officer Adam Bain.
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Perhaps — no thanks to my own efforts with law enforcement, from local police up to the DOJ — my saga is finally approaching an end.
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This matching rate, however, is even lower than in the Sanders plan, and in practice, many states would just say thanks but no thanks.
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"In the meantime, President Trump and Republicans will continue to deliver a stronger economy for all Americans, no thanks to obstructionist Democrats," Guest added.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle aren't the only newlyweds who said "no, thanks" to the traditional wedding gift of a mixer or knife set.
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She might respond favorably, or with a "thanks but no thanks," but either way, it's unlikely she would deem my approach to be harassment.
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Thanks, but no thanks In a stunning rebuke, Cruz chose not to endorse Trump during his speech at the Republican National Convention in July.
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How do I politely say "thanks, but no thanks," or do I have to make the sacrifice of not being friends with guys at all?
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While performing at the Super Bowl is rumored to have been a major money move for Cardi B, the rapper has reportedly said no thanks.
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" You can dismiss the ad by clicking the "NO THANKS" button, but the more prominent blue button instead encourages a further click to "LEARN HOW.
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Thanks, but no thanks Bolivians narrowly voted against a referendum proposal to allow the left-wing president, Evo Morales, to run for a fourth term.
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If I was marrying into the royal family and had to quit my job to be a full-time ornament I would say no thanks.
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A few weeks earlier, he tweeted that he he had told TIME "no thanks" when they informed him he would "probably" receive the title again.
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Iraq says no thanks: On Monday, Iraq's president said Trump hasn't asked for permission to keep U.S. troops there for the purpose of monitoring Iran.
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Young parents who would've said no thanks to help from their own parents in the past (I did) are inviting them in out of necessity.
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Which brings us to the other fangle that the academy should consider: the No-Thanks Amendment, in which Oscar winners are forbidden to thank anyone.
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You can always click "no thanks" and carry on with your private ride with no need to explain or have anyone know you declined to carpool.
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Today in nope, no thanks: construction workers conducting a flyover at a building site in Malaysia spotted what is believed to be the world's longest snake.
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It would also break the mold we've seen from numerous stars who've either said "thanks but no thanks" or spurned a meeting with the Lakers altogether.
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No thanks, I don't think I'd enjoy a mirror to watch the baby crown, but oh yes, my partner would love to cut the umbilical cord!
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Iran wanted to help Iraq organize a major religious pilgrimage, but when it offered to send tens of thousands of police officers, Iraq said no thanks.
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" Second, "a proposal to eliminate private health insurance and require people to have Medicare," a plan about which, Leonhardt pointed out, "most Americans say no thanks.
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When Mr. Trump said representatives from Harley-Davidson had encouraged him to ride a motorcycle — "I said, 'No thanks,'" the president quipped — Democrats were stone-faced.
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Even if the Wizards say "thanks but no thanks," they still won't have enough cap space to afford anybody who can come close to replacing Porter's production.
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" There will be other races were the Republican candidates say, "Thanks, but no thanks, maybe a tweet would be fine but why don&apost you go elsewhere?
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Huh no thanks you don't need to improve you're just fine as is keep telling yourself that buddy keep it up and see where you end up.
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When Rogue Magazine asked about the prospects of a Gossip Girl reboot earlier this year, the actress who played Blair Waldorf politely said thanks, but no thanks.
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But in the matter of Stormans v Wiesman, the justices' "no thanks" was accompanied by a rare and sharp dissent from the court's three most conservative members.
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And even though your manager said "no thanks," I'm willing to bet that she has bigger priorities on her plate that she could use your help with.
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Accept the offer within the 30-day time limit — once you accept, it will automatically be added to your Wallet app (to decline, simply tap "No Thanks").
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With the No-Thanks Amendment freeing up much of the 45 seconds allotted for acceptance speeches, political speechifying could become highly oppressive, possibly polarizing and certainly incoherent.
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In the free market we had before Obamacare, insurers said "no thanks" to 1 in 5 potential customers because those customers had conditions insurers didn't want to cover.
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Some waved banners reading 'Fossil Banks-No Thanks', days after environmental group Extinction Rebellion paralysed parts of the British capital in protests against the impact of climate change.
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Meghan Trainor's latest album, Thank You, was met sales-wise with a resounding "No thanks"—and when's the last time you heard anyone ask Macklemore to mackle less?
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Some waved banners reading 'Fossil Banks-No Thanks', days after environmental group Extinction Rebellion paralyzed parts of the British capital in protests against the impact of climate change.
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Oxfam reports that global economic inequality is "reaching new extremes," no thanks to the privileged 1% who are benefiting from tax loopholes, including hiding money in offshore funds.
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Activists say 'no thanks' Amid growing outcry over the Trump administration's family separation policy, many prominent Democrats have joined calls to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
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And it's not just governments and ecological organizations that are taking note: Both restaurants and their customers are increasingly saying "no, thanks" even in the absence of legislation.
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Governors all along the East Coast, including the Republicans Rick Scott of Florida and Chris Christie of New Jersey, have said no thanks, do not despoil our coasts.
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Press freedom in the U.S. is yet to decline to this level, but no thanks to Donald J. Trump, who would seem to prefer a more Bulgarian model.
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He admitted gaining weight after his season was done, partly thanks — or no thanks — to a buttered noodles and egg dish his mother made whenever he was home.
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Samantha Bee, host of Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, live-tweeted the entire thing as she marked off hours and attempted to send pizza (the senators said no thanks).
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ACOSTA: And you understand Democrats are saying that they may not be in favor of this kind of deal but they say thanks but no thanks for the wall.
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It's only human nature for the best of the best (and most accomplished) to look at a situation that offers far more risk than reward and say no thanks.
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But, in a decision that has touched off debates over the role of public art and the meaning of Mr. Walton's legacy, the airport said, in effect, no thanks.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee already a "no," thanks to his concerns about the national debt, the Senate would have zero room for error after Mr. Jones becomes Sen. Jones.
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While that's happening, Noah sends her a bunch of needy and self-centered texts that would make me, also, say if this is being your girlfriend then no thanks!
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If your heart says 'yes' to winter, but your extremities say 'no thanks': Via Washingtonian, you can rent a heated, clear igloo on the roof of the Watergate Hotel.
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Sorry, but no thanks: We should not be setting up a private international payments network that would need to be backed by taxpayers because it's too big to fail.
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Other changes include a "No thanks" button, which lets drivers immediately deny trips rather than having to wait for the request to time out, and driver destination and arrival times.
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Most of it is no thanks to leadership in Korea but to the creative marketing talent here in the U.S. that is willing to take risks and craves to innovate.
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Rome has already said thanks, but no thanks to a bid for 2024, and Budapest is reportedly soon to follow, leaving the IOC to decide between Los Angeles and Paris.
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The Marshall Institute, for example, stood for missile defense, which has saved a lot of lives in Israel over the last two weeks, no thanks to many of its opponents.
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The prospect of limiting any of these luxuries got the "no thanks" from the majority of millennials who were asked if they would cut back to lower their student loans.
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For a significant number of Washington voters, that was enough to make them say, "thanks, but no thanks," to the carbon fee — despite the rising urgency of addressing global warming.
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"I thought, no thanks, because it was too early on to have investors, but it did validate the idea and made me feel like I was onto something," she explained.
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Parts of the town that were destroyed in that earthquake were rebuilt in the following years due to the superhuman efforts of the citizens—no thanks to the Italian government.
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In 1994, Ms. Moore, a vegetarian, offered a seafood restaurant in California $1,000 to spare the life of a 65-year-old lobster named Spike (no thanks, the restaurant said).
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If Westbrook said thanks but no thanks to an extension, Oklahoma City's only path back to contention would have been a long and arduous one back up through the draft.
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The long lines and hefty cover fees at clubs may still be the same, but we're saying "no thanks" to misogynistic dress codes that require heels and slinky low cut tops.
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There's only one button, which says "More," If you tap it, the "More" button becomes "Turn on" — many people are not even going to see "No thanks" on the bottom left.
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Yes, of course, bees are good for flowers, but no thanks on the badge she'd get for learning about bugs and other insects, said the 22.5-year-old, over and over.
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No thanks—I'll stick to beer-breathed buggers elbowing their way through hordes of spangled sods desperately buttoning and unbuttoning their shirts as a means of staving off a heart attack.
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Spanberger said thanks but no thanks — some privacy would be nice — then looked around, found nothing, went back to Frankel and told her by text: Fine, I'll live in your building.
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"No, thanks," I would say, willing myself to ignore the grease smell and giving him more vodka so that when we finally did make out, he wouldn't taste like a burger.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's comment on Friday that he might pardon boxing legend Muhammad Ali drew a prompt response from the late heavyweight champion's estate: thanks but no thanks.
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But before you can start, you have to get out of your apartment — no thanks to your personal AI assistant, who controls everything from your shower temperature to your social credit score.
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Though some veterans organizations have said they'll take the money raised at the event, the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, a group that represents about 150,000 veterans, has said no thanks.
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No Thanks to you and the people who had the gall to report this image, for making me feel so badly this Monday morning about my existence as a brown fat woman.
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He hit a home run in his minor-league farewell, but no thanks to the bat dog, who must have it in for A-Rod like much of the Yankees front office.
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They can also still pass it if two senators are absent and one Republican votes no (thanks again to Pence), or if only one senator is absent and one Republican votes no.
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But suddenly a few high-profile players with an eye on their professional careers are saying thanks but no thanks, and walking away from their college careers with one game to go.
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Republicans say thanks but no thanks: Via The Hill's Scott Wong, House Republicans pour cold water on President Trump's idea to extend term limits for committee chairmen and ranking members. http://bit.
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Remember ... Chad once tried out for Sporting Kansas City during the NFL lockout in 2011 -- and actually got in a reserve game ... but the MLS told him "thanks, but no thanks" afterward.
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Thanks, but no thanks Unilever rejected a surprise $143 billion takeover bid from Kraft Heinz, saying it saw no reason to discuss a deal which it said had no financial or strategic merit.
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While it's not realistic to completely avoid social situations where drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes are present, because teens will be teens, you can recognize your risk for substance abuse and say no thanks.
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No thanks to her agent – Robbie was cold-calling casting directors herself – she landed a role on the Australian soap Neighbours that bloomed from a guest spot into a full-on regular role. 5.
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Since we know firsthand that ballin' on a budget isn't easy when you're of the fashion-girl persuasion — no thanks to impulse buys, trend alerts, and beckoning storefronts — we're here to lend a hand.
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Campaigners from student activist network People & Planet waved banners reading 'Fossil Banks-No Thanks', days after environmental group Extinction Rebellion paralysed parts of the British capital in protests against the impact of climate change.
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On Tuesday, Khan, who had a working class upbringing and beat a millionaire banking heir by a record margin to take the mayoralty, told Trump what he thought of the kind offer: No thanks.
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While she was rumored to have been invited to perform at the Super Bowl this upcoming weekend, she took a solid stance and said "no thanks" in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick and Black Lives Matter.
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The shareholder meeting was also targeted by climate change activists carrying banners saying "Fossil Banks, No thanks" in an echo of the Extinction Rebellion protest which focused on the City of London earlier on Thursday.
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No thanks, some women say The actress Catherine Deneuve joined more than 100 other women in denouncing the movement and its French counterpart, saying the efforts had gone too far and created a totalitarian climate.
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The President also claimed credit for his own wise steps that he said had kept Americans safe -- no thanks to Democrats, he said, who have branded his approach to a possible pandemic as small ball.
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Journalists abroad and locals alike were equally puzzled by just what on earth Bolsonaro thought he was doing tweeting a piece of porn that even most aficionados of the art would say "no thanks" to viewing.
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The World Bank estimates 20,000 will die each year from HIV/AIDS by 2020, no thanks to a governmental attitude that's been described everything from apathetic to in denial that there is an epidemic at all.
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There was the club where we read the classics (I read the CliffsNotes); the one I didn't join because my children were too little (a mistake); and the one I had to apply to (no thanks).
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NO THANKS: The Hill's Jonathan Swan reports: Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) says he has not talked to Donald Trump about serving in his administration despite growing speculation about an alliance between the two men.
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Multiple conversations with my parents ended the same way: My dad dropped not-so-subtle hints about me following him into medicine (thanks, but no thanks, dad), and my mom suggested I consult a career counselor.
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For this, the special counsel will get no thanks from the president, much less an apology from all the two-bit talking heads who spent the past 23 months questioning his motives and impugning his integrity.
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" In Sacramento earlier this month, Harris demurred when an audience member asked if she would say "Thanks, but no thanks" to a "corporation or a corporate lobbyist (who) wants to give you money for a campaign.
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On Monday, a website called "No thanks, mate" launched, complete with the pledges of seven men — regulars on Australia's technology and business speaking circuit — who will no longer participate in panels that don't feature a single woman.
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"Now a studio and a director will be able to say, 'We can finance a movie with you in it and also you'll do a good job" — no thanks to that series, which was considered a flop.
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The news is fake' The president insisted his administration is a fine-tuned machine Thanks, but no thanks: Trump's choice to replace Michael Flynn as national security adviser, retired Vice Admiral Robert Harward, turned down the offer.
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Mr. Schiller testified he did not treat it seriously and quickly said no thanks, according to one of the people familiar with the testimony, who requested anonymity to discuss answers that had been given behind closed doors.
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Sansa's actually kind of okay with this, and pretty good at the job – no thanks to Jon, who rushes out the door roughly five minutes after putting her in charge, giving her zero time to prepare or strategize.
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Meanwhile, the rift between the organization and its best player is far from being rehabilitated; there's reportedly been no contact between the two sides since Porzingis said thanks but no thanks to an exit meeting two months ago.
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On Thursday, Google told Grandma May via Twitter that no "thanks" were necessary when it came to her search request, while Google UK said Wednesday that in a world with billions of searches, her's made them smile.
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They also asked her to do the voice narration at the start of the film, which she also turned down ("Thanks but no thanks," she told them, "I stopped wanting to be in the movies 20 years ago").
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Maybe the Thunder say "thanks but no thanks!" and force George to either opt in and stay put, find another suitor, or make Daryl Morey gut his roster to clear enough cap space (which is illogical/almost impossible).
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SoftBank announced in October that it would raise a $100 billion investment fund, aiming to become the biggest investor in the technology industry worldwide — much of which is based in the United States, no thanks to Mr. Trump.
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"Qualcomm's 'thanks, but no thanks' response to the unsolicited bid by Broadcom isn't surprising and we would be surprised if at this point, Broadcom didn't move forward with a proxy fight," Loop Capital analyst Betsy Van Hees told Reuters.
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More From PCmag Panasonic Toughbook Phone, Tablet Can Survive Your Work Day Dashlane Password Manager Adds VPN, Dark Web Monitoring Telegram Wants to Store Your Real-World ID. Uh, No Thanks Has Slack Really Won the Office Chat War?
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Sam JohnsonSamuel (Sam) Robert Johnson Retirees should say 'no thanks' to Romney's Social Security plan Lobbying world Social Security is approaching crisis territory MORE (R-Tex.), introduced a bill that made plain what conservatives would do if they could.
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"Qualcomm's 'thanks, but no thanks' response to the unsolicited bid by Broadcom isn't surprising and we would be surprised if, at this point, Broadcom didn't move forward with a proxy fight," Loop Capital analyst Betsy Van Hees told Reuters.
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The Love Guru: (I will not be sharing any thoughts about this alleged film, thank you for your understanding.) Goon 2: The Last of the Enforcers: No thanks to the faux-Sportscenter panel of James Duthie and T.J. Miller.
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Meanwhile, Kate (Chrissy Metz) is juggling a lot too, including two overbearing guys: Toby (Chris Sullivan) said, "No, thanks" to boundaries and inserted himself into her weight-loss immersion camp, especially after his parking lot run-in with Duke (Adam Bartley).
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Mike Lee: thanks, but no thanks Trump's pick of Lee, the Utah senator who is one of the last remaining Trump holdouts among Senate Republicans, appears to be a bid to gain not just Lee's support but also that of Sen.
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H&R Block asks you to agree to this optional release when you use its free tax program: You can get around this by clicking "No Thanks" at the bottom of the screen, but the request should give you pause.
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Why it matters: President Trump was named Person of the Year by the magazine last year, and tweeted a couple weeks ago that he he had told Time "no thanks" when they informed him he would "probably" receive the title again.
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" The IRS responded in February, with a "thanks, but no thanks," statement, saying that barring a legislative change, it will continue enforcing the Affordable Care Act, while "taxpayers remain required to follow the law and pay what they may owe.
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However, a series of recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions have interpreted the FAA so expansively that the law has become an enormous gift to powerful corporate interests that can now effectively say "no thanks" to judicial scrutiny of their wrongdoing.
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Depending on how much you're plugged into the scene, you either came across Loski in 2016, thanks to breakout track "Hazards"; in 2017, thanks to "Money and Beef"; or in 2018, no thanks to the moral panic surrounding UK drill.
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Thanks (no thanks!) to global climate change and — even more potentially catastrophic — the possible unleashing of nuclear war, we don't have the luxury of consoling ourselves with reassurance that we, and our planet, have the resilience demonstrated by ancient Rome.
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Add a caption and tell me who came to dinner but refused to taste the rolls — "No, thanks, I'm gluten-free" — and who turned out to be allergic to strawberries, and whether you went to bed swearing never to cook again.
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Since those days he's been partial to a song in the charts here and there, basically no thanks to the same same, Money, Hoes, and Clothes rhetoric of Joe's brilliant mind, and all thanks to whoever is making his beats that day.
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She's like, no thanks, even when they threaten her, and eventually they reach a deal where she gets to weaken human babies but not ones that have special amulets, while they get to kill one of every hundred of her demon babies.
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Sales being up for the first time since 2012 means they've, well, been down, no thanks to the appearance of the iPad in 2010, or the advancement of mobile devices that do more while weaning us off our reliance on traditional PCs.
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When Amazon said it was offering a $25 gift card to people in New York City willing to let it make a 3D scan of their bodies for undisclosed "research" on an "internal project," most people reacted with a firm no thanks.
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Better for grown-ups (and considerably cheaper) is the Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort next door: for a mere dollar, you can tour the settlement, created by 30 missionaries in 903, who promptly said "No, thanks" and went back to Utah in 1857.
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Lions Gate Entertainment, for instance, made it clear that it would be interested in talking to Viacom only if buying the whole studio was an option; when Mr. Dauman insisted that only a slice was for sale, Lions Gate said no thanks.
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Even when Nathan and Ed are getting hostile over their rivalry, you get the sense that they're still operating under this new community code: a strange dance that allows Nathan to attempt a game of trust and Ed to say no thanks.
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"I think what you saw across the board was comments from industry pushing for a multi-cloud direction, to which they responded, 'Your comment is noted,' basically saying thanks but no thanks," one industry executive, who requested anonymity to freely discuss the bidding process, said.
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If 2,500 of our readers are anything to go by, it looks like just over half (55 percent) of those who would consider buying the iPhone would do so even if there isn't a headphone port, whereas 45 percent responded with a "no, thanks, Apple".
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One of my strongest memories from my scum of a high school boyfriend is fighting with him, making up, asking if he wanted to come over, him asking if I was on my period, me shamefully admitting yes, to which he said, 'Nah, no thanks.
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"If they come and ask us to renegotiate the Brexit deal, we will say 'Thanks, but no thanks'," said an EU diplomat involved in what is now three years of talks since the 2016 referendum in which Britons voted 52%-48% to leave the bloc.
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NO THANKS: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Almost six in 22019 likely voters don't back Donald Trump's proposal for a wall on America's southern border, with a similar number doubting the likelihood that Mexico would pay for it, according to a new CNN/ORC poll.
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Frankly they deserve to lose their country and if by some miracle we manage to save it, it'll be no thanks whatsoever to voters, readers, subscribers and ENTIRELY thanks to the few brave souls battling on the front lines, beyond all reason and hope.
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Defying sentiment polls leading up to last week's historic Brexit referendum, British voters said "thanks, but no thanks" to excessive EU taxation and regulation, choosing to take back Britain's sovereignty in financing, budgeting, immigration policy and other areas essential to a nation's self-identity.
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To help you get out of these formal engagements without ruffling feathers, we've consulted Katie Balmer, wedding planner at The Balmoral, a Rocco Forte hotel and a leading wedding expert in Scotland, on how to say "thanks, but no thanks" in the most graceful way possible.
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According to a league source, before he signed with Houston, Tucker flirted with a return to the Raptors, seriously considered an offer around two years and $28 million from the Sacramento Kings, and said thanks but no thanks to a budget-rate proposal from the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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"While the magnitude of their interests convinces me that no thanks can be adequate to the honor they have conferred, it admonishes me that the best return I can make is the zealous dedication of my humble abilities to their service and their good," he said.
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Elsewhere in President Trump's orbit: NO THANKS: The mother of the victim who was killed during last weekend's protest in Charlottesville says she has no desire to meet or speak to President Trump after he equated counter protestors with white supremacists and said they shared blame.
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In practice, however, Fury Road became one of the better cinematic adventures this year, no thanks in part to the fact that it introduced an exciting new action hero in the form of Charlize Theron's Furiosa, who got more to do, perhaps, than even Max himself (Tom Hardy).
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"I'm wary of certain news or blog sites because I'm worried they'll ask me to join the mailing list (no, I do not want to and never will join a mailing list, I don't care how many times you make me click the 'no thanks, I hate fun' link)," she said.
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Ali Golden is one designer who said "no thanks" to migrating east, instead starting her eponymous clothing line in Oakland, CA. Between the community vibes and being able to cruise around in her cushy Kia Optima (so long, #subwayproblems), even us die-hard New Yorkers can see the port city's appeal.
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Where it's available: PointsBetOdds: Teammates (+150), God (+275), Family (+350), Fans (+400), City (+550), Coach (+900), No thanks offered (+1600), Owner (+1800)Should you bet it: This seems like a crapshoot, and a lot of the MVP's response depends on how they are prompted by whoever is holding the microphone.
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Take the dreaded subscription pop-up offer: If the "Yes, I would LOVE to subscribe" option is contrasted with a smaller-text, "No thanks, I don't like gourmet cooking tips straight to my inbox" or "I don't enjoy great deals on luxury fashion," you've encountered what the researchers call confirmshaming.
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" "But when it comes to actually making sure that — in this presidential primary — that the only woman candidate left in the race, the only woman of color, and the first female combat veteran ever to run for the presidency has a voice, the DNC and their corporate media partners say, 'No thanks.
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John Larson John Barry LarsonNew Social Security rule limits access to non-English speakers Retirees should say 'no thanks' to Romney's Social Security plan The Hill's 12:30 Report: All eyes on Pelosi as calls for impeachment grow MORE (D-Conn.), who chairs the House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Social Security.
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In that respect, playing at the Super Bowl could join performing comedy at the White House Correspondents Dinner as a "thanks, but no thanks" proposition for many artists -- something that was once a lighthearted showcase, which has been complicated by politics to the point where it's not worth the headaches and risk.
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The Cavs may say thanks but no thanks, but with Kevin Love, Tristan Thompson, J.R. Smith, Kyle Korver, Cedi Osman, and, for the time being, Kyrie Irving, all under contract for the 22017-218 season (plus Iman Shumpert's $11 million player option), they don't have meaningful cap space even if James opts out and walks.
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The 2018 Bachelor's most thrilling moments have been limited to the magic of Bekah Martinez or watching star Arie Luyendyk Jr. dare to drink red wine on camera — a major no-no thanks to sound quality — and Bachelor In Paradise was far too mired in genuinely alarming controversy to ever feel like a complete escape.
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OLYMPICS-RIO-FENCING-W-EPEETEAM, expect by 2230 GMT/6:30PM ET, by Brad Haynes, 4003 words Golf RIO DE JANEIRO - After more than 100 years golf returns to the Olympic program but it has not all been a celebration with many of the top ranked players saying no thanks to shot at a gold medal.
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Future and Yo Gotti – No Ceilings 2, 2015 No Ceilings 2 is the whimper with which Wayne went out last, his most recent full-length project and one of his most maligned (a quick survey of reviews: 2/5 from HipHopDX, C+ from Consequence of Sound, "Thanks, But No Thanks" from Complex, no review from Pitchfork).
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Monday said "no thanks" to any push from Democrats for a "universal" health care system in the United States.
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John Larson John Barry LarsonDemocrats call for stimulus to boost Social Security benefits by 2628 a month New Social Security rule limits access to non-English speakers Retirees should say 'no thanks' to Romney's Social Security plan MORE (D-Conn.), the Ways and Means Social Security Subcommittee chairman, pitched his bill, The Emergency Social Security Benefits Improvement Act, on the call.
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The F.B.I.'s response was to vehemently disagree, the Obama Department of Justice basically replied, "Thanks, no thanks," and the professional association for the nation's district attorneys criticized the report for its insufficient attention to "the ancient debate over precisely what constitutes 'science' " while asserting that the final arbiter of good science should be lawyers and courtrooms, not scientists and laboratories.
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Even in California, spiritual home of the rehab clinic and a state where sober, right-thinking citizens said thanks but no thanks not once but twice to recent NFL efforts to pickpocket public coffers, taxpayers will be on the hook for as much as $160 million in tax breaks and other costs connected to the ongoing construction of a new stadium for the Rams and the Chargers.
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During his 2012 presidential campaign, Romney and his running mate, Paul RyanPaul Davis Ryan Retirees should say 'no thanks' to Romney's Social Security plan California Governor Newsom and family dress as 2020 Democrats for Halloween DC's liaison to rock 'n' roll MORE, advocated raising the retirement age (which is a benefit cut), lower cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs), and the creation of private Social Security accounts.
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In addition to McGahn's perspective on the obstruction investigation, House Democrats are also interested in his testimony related to Trump's removal of both former national security adviser Michael Flynn and former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien ComeyFull appeals court to rehear case over McGahn subpoena Tucker Carlson: Biden's 'fading intellect' an 'opportunity' for Democrats to control him Comey endorses Biden; campaign says no thanks MORE.
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British Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt on Monday fired back at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's use of a London protest to say "no thanks" to any Democratic push for universal health care.
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John Larson John Barry Larson Retirees should say 'no thanks' to Romney's Social Security plan The Hill's 2202:2628 Report: All eyes on Pelosi as calls for impeachment grow More Democrats threaten impeachment over Trump's dealings with Ukraine MORE (D-Conn.), the Social Security 28500 Act adjusts the payroll wage cap so that the wealthy begin paying their fair share into the program, along with a modest 6900 percent payroll tax increase phased in over 2628 years — the equivalent, says Rep.
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Former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien ComeyComey endorses Biden; campaign says no thanks Graham starts closed-door depositions in FISA probe Surveillance fight emerges as intelligence flashpoint MORE on Super Tuesday endorsed former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE in the Democratic primary, but Biden's campaign cheekily asked to "return" the endorsement.
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"So, when I met Michael Wolff in [former chief of staff] Reince PriebusReinhold (Reince) Richard PriebusTrump blasts Scaramucci as 'incapable' Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump's no racist — he's an equal opportunity offender MORE' office, where he was waiting to talk [former chief strategist] Steve BannonStephen (Steve) Kevin BannonThe specter of Steve Bannon may loom over 2020 Trump campaign Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Steve Bannon: 'President Trump is not a racist' MORE and after I had been told to also speak to him for his book, my attitude was polite but firm: 'Thanks but no thanks'," Gorka writes.
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He also wants to call former officials including former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien ComeyComey endorses Biden; campaign says no thanks Graham starts closed-door depositions in FISA probe Surveillance fight emerges as intelligence flashpoint MORE, former Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinGraham starts closed-door depositions in FISA probe Attorney General Barr is in a mess — and has no one to blame but himself Graham requests interviews with DOJ, FBI officials as part of probe into Russia investigation MORE and former Deputy Attorney General Sally YatesSally Caroline YatesGraham starts closed-door depositions in FISA probe Former MSNBC guest accuses Chris Matthews of inappropriate comments Surveillance fight emerges as intelligence flashpoint MORE before his committee.
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