The nuttiest apostles of such notions equate immigration with genocide.
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He must be barking mad, it's the nuttiest race I've ever seen.
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We asked friends and co-workers about the nuttiest way they've hurt themselves.
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But here's the nuttiest thing: manufacturing experts say the whole thing actually makes sense.
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In honor of World Nutella Day we're bringing you a full spread of Instagram's nuttiest account.
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Mr. Petty's nuttiest contribution to the video era was "Don't Come Around Here No More," from 1985.
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To the Editor: This is some of the nuttiest, ill-thought-out political rationalizing I have ever seen.
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The nuttiest moment came when Jimmy Piersall ran around the bases backward after hitting the 100th home run of his career.
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It's truly one of the nuttiest Doom mods I've seen yet, and you can download and play it for free via its itch.
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It was a solid match to say goodbye, but the loudest, booziest, nuttiest tennis venue of them all deserves a proper send-off.
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Oprah Winfrey professed her lasting love for bread Tuesday, but her "grainiest, nuttiest seed bread" obsession is nothing compared to her long affair with potatoes.
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While weddings can make anyone crazy – bridesmaids, grooms, dress makers, cake bakers – we're going to focus on the 24 nuttiest bridezilla stories, compiled from Reddit.
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Glassman is a fan of sprouted grain, while Winfrey reaches for the "grainiest, nuttiest seed bread, 7-grain, 9-grain, 12-grain bread I can find," she says in another Weight Watchers video.
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"Patterns in Space" ("choreography after Merce Cunningham") — the title is a play on Cunningham's 1986 "Points in Space" — goes straight for all that's nuttiest about the separation of dance and music in the Cunningham ethos.
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Friday was a fever dream for those who have ever wished the best or suspected the worst of the most passionate, most accomplished (in recent years, anyway) and simply nuttiest league in all of college football: the Southeastern Conference.
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What began, inauspiciously, as a show about supervillains racing through time via a time machine has since become a repository of the nuttiest notions its writers can come up with, from a battle with a possessed guitar (which our heroes lose) to a giant, lovable Furby-like creature named Beebo.
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Rewind "It's Great to Be Alive" may not be the nuttiest Hollywood musical of 1933 — a year that brought the Marx Brothers' "Duck Soup" — but it's surely the only one to end with a production number in which the women of Cuba, the Netherlands and Czechoslovakia compete for the affections of the last man on earth.
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Critics have called Mad Foxes "the ultimate exploitation movie" and "one of the nuttiest films ever." Australian film critic and editor of Senses of Cinema Alexandra Heller-Nicholas in her book Rape-Revenge Films: A Critical Study (2011) called the film a "brazenly incoherent mélange of kung fu, softcore porn, Nazi fetishism and bike film pegged loosely to a rape- revenge structure, albeit one caught in a garbled narrative loop".
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The Nuttiest Nutcracker is a 1999 direct-to-video Christmas film loosely based on The Nutcracker, directed by Harold Harris, starring the voices of Jim Belushi, Cheech Marin, and Phyllis Diller. This film tells about a group of fruit and veggies trying to help the Nutcracker's army get a star up on a Christmas tree before midnight, and stop a rodent army from destroying Christmas. The film was released on home video by Columbia TriStar Home Video in 1999. The film aired on CBS December 4, 1999.
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In its original broadcast, "Simpson Tide" finished 29th in ratings for the week of March 23–29, 1998, with a Nielsen rating of 9.2, equivalent to approximately 9.0 million viewing households. It was the second highest-rated show on the Fox network that week, following The X-Files. Michael Schiffer, one of the writers of the film Crimson Tide, is said to have enjoyed this episode. Mike Reiss considers the sequence where Russia returns to being the Soviet Union to be "the nuttiest the show has ever been".
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" In addition, the Resnicks own a majority stake in the Kern Water Bank, "one of California's largest underground water storage facilities. It is capable of storing 500 billion gallons [] of water. They have also partnered with the Central Valley Project and the State Water Project to bring water to Kern County, spending $35 million in recent years to buy up more water from nearby districts to replenish the Central Valley's supplies.Forbes Magazine: America's Nuttiest Billionaire Couple: Amid Drought, Stewart And Lynda Resnick Are Richer Than Ever, November 23, 2015 At the same time as exporting almonds to Asia and other locations, they import Fiji bottled water from the South Pacific.
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John Laughland, himself seen as a "nuttiest", fringe polemicist and Bosnian Genocide denier, Serb and Slobodan Milošević apologist, and "PR man to Europe's nastiest regimes", criticized the Joint Criminal Enterprise doctrine. He stated that successive rulings of the ICTY Appeals Chamber have allowed this doctrine "to get wildly out of hand", arguing thus that "international tribunals have abolished the very thing which criminal trials are supposed to be about. If you can be convicted of a crime as a primary perpetrator for something which you neither committed nor intended to commit, and if mens rea can be ‘established’ by judicial ruling" this is "introducing into the heart of their systems measures which are the very hallmark of dictatorships." In 2011 a campaign group JENGbA is organized, and seeks to curtail the use of Joint Enterprise while it claims its misuse as a human rights abuse.
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Most motorcycling, automotive, and science press greeted the Tomahawk with jokes and sarcasm roasting the Tomahawk, such as AutoWeek suggesting anyone riding the Tomahawk was a Darwin Award contender, and a 2015 book calling it "the strangest" of the 2003 Dodge vehicles and "one of Chrysler's nuttiest concepts". Freelance motorcycle designer and Motorcycle Consumer News columnist Glynn Kerr, however, wrote an analysis that took it seriously and critiqued it as he would a "real" motorcycle. Kerr described the top speed claims from Dodge as the work of "spin doctors", but said that the "less than convincing" "high-speed antics", combined with the failure to provide an obvious necessity of a fairing for a true high-speed motorcycle, or a fuel tank large enough to provide greater than range, were consistent with several indicators in the design of carelessness and laziness. Kerr called to task the car designers for a lack of curiosity about the basic tenets of motorcycle design, saying they were "underwhelmed" by the challenge.
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Perhaps his social conservatism has bred such a discomfort with the implications of modern science - that the universe works by natural rather than supernatural or divine laws - that he's compelled to snicker at one of the foundations of modern science: He's called another one, the big bang, "the nuttiest theory I've ever heard."' In The Times, Oliver Kamm is equally critical, pointing out that Wolfe doesn't appreciate that Chomsky himself 'is sceptical that the language organ is a product of natural selection' and that, indeed, some 'scholars believe that Chomsky underestimates the explanatory power of evolutionary theory.' Harry Ritchie in The Spectator says 'Wolfe is at his best when describing Chomsky's almost religiously cultish, charismatic hold over linguistics', but that Wolfe's 'version of Chomsky's downfall is as wrong as Chomsky certainly is.'. David Z. Morris's in the Washington Independent points out that Wolfe 'has proven his enduring ability to choose the right moment.
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