"That Goebbels, what a pain in the neck," read one.
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Linear kicks are a pain in the neck for aggressive fighters.
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" I said, "Well, it was kind of a pain in the neck.
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It's a pain in the neck, but the dollars are worth it.
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" Booker described his razor bump-free regimen as "a pain in the neck.
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Reading about Millard Fillmore was, literally and figuratively, a pain in the neck.
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Well, the books are always embargoed, so it's a pain in the neck.
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The Bad: Sleeping on your stomach could be a pain in the neck — literally.
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Try stretching regularly or seeing a doctor if your pain in the neck persists.
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REVEALINGLY OFTEN, when foreigners meet Chinese leaders the encounter is a pain in the neck.
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Not for one second, mind you, does he cease to be a pain in the neck.
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The workers may think you're a pain in the neck, but they will probably oblige you.
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It's a pain in the neck, but it's one of those necessary things we have to do.
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It's a pain in the neck, especially if functionality changes (and many people simply don't let devices update).
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People say life's a beach, but swimming in the water can sometimes be a pain in the neck.
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"It's a pain in the neck to everybody — it don't matter if you're a Democrat or Republican," Sen.
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" Mehrdad Azemun of People's Action directed listeners to be a "pain in the neck" to politicians, opposing Trump "fiercely.
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"They were a complete pain in the neck," one local was reported as saying about the sex workers, in 235.
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You've got to pay your vendors in cash, your utilities in cash, and it's a real pain in the neck.
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"It was a pain in the neck to fly to Germany, give a keynote, and then fly back," he recounts.
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The number of health sites can tell you how bad posture can be a real pain in the neck. Oh-uh!
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It&aposs a pain in the neck, but you should probably factory-reset your home wireless router as soon as possible.
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If holding your car seat has been a pain in the neck (literally), you may want to watch this viral video.
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Because you are exactly right: Those tags are a big pain in the neck, plus they often stick out in unsightly ways.
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If it destroys the launch pad, meanwhile: Well, if it blows up the pad… that'll be a real pain in the neck.
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"Regulation can be a pain in the neck generally, but we don't want a lot of charlatans operating in insurance," he added.
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That rebound, however, has not come without issue: It turns out bald eagles are a real pain in the neck around trash dumps.
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And we showed you how to opt out of online data broker sites, although fair warning that it's a huge pain in the neck.
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If you're working from home amid the COVID-19 pandemic, you might find that your makeshift office is a literal pain in the neck.
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While there was relief that the measure can now proceed, many wonder why Rubio is being such a pain in the neck for the GOP.
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While the original " Eloise," Kay Thompson's pint-sized pain-in-the-neck of a curious little girl, may have caused her share of disruption, Mrs.
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"It used to be a real pain in the neck to move from one telephone company to another till we had number portability," he said.
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Forty meant pain-in-the-neck parents and other grown-ups grumbling about that irritating, nonmusical noise coming from my Walkman or my boom box.
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Lithium-ion chemistry was a new thing 10 years ago, and the Volt team quickly discovered how much of a pain in the neck it is.
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The effect alternates between desperately moving and a pain in the neck—not only literally, when you crane for views of the ceiling, but psychically, always.
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Autism is a pain in the neck, and I wish I didn't have it, but I wouldn't be able to run The Charley Project without it.
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This is a big advantage for banks, for the simple reason that checking accounts are — in less technical terms — a pain in the neck to change.
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"If we were just anybody they would not be doing this to us, but we are pain in the neck," Bonafini told local TV station CN5.
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NEW YORK, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Your job does not have to be physically demanding to literally be a pain in the neck, or knee, or lower back.
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First, inertia is a very powerful force: It's a pain in the neck to switch banks, for what seems like a minimal amount of compensation to do so.
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But in order to have a big screen, you have to put up with a big phone, and to be honest, big phones are a pain in the neck.
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"I decided to cut my hair because it was a pain in the neck, if you'll forgive the pun," she told her school's Humans of New York-style Instagram account.
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The study reveals that tattoo artists are at increased risk for musculoskeletal discomfort which is literally, a pain in the neck (and shoulders, elbows, hands/wrists, back...everywhere that matters, basically).
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"Is there a decent way to play winter storm Jonas, or is it merely a huge pain in the neck that may have ruined your weekend?" the "Mad Money " host asked.
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So if you have several things planned, look at your list to start the day and begin with those things that are most difficult, time consuming, or simply a pain in the neck.
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Getting a really good mattress can be expensive, but even a comfortable pillow can help you get more restful sleep at night, and wake up with less of a pain in the neck.
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But this whole mess of removing headphone jacks from phones before the technology has caught up to make those jacks unnecessary has been a massive pain in the neck for a great many people.
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"It's a pain in the neck, but we'll have to trust the health authorities who we understand have done what's best for society," said Enrique Lopez, who also has a child in primary school.
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Once dubbed "L'Emmerdeuse" - the pain in the neck - by former leader Jacques Chirac, she was expelled from the management of Sarkozy's Les Republicains conservative party in December, a move she denounced as a "Stalinist" purge.
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If this happens, it will likely be a huge boost for Sanders, a mild aid to Trump, and -- to borrow the key buzz word of this election so far – a YUGE pain in the neck for Hillary Clinton.
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"If I'm Abe, this trade thing is kind of a pain in the neck to me," said Clyde Prestowitz, a former Reagan administration official, adding that Japan was more concerned with security issues in China and North Korea.
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He also has the resources to be a pain in the neck: With a staff that includes 750 attorneys, Paxton also has the legal firepower to sue over pretty much any executive action and regulation pushed by a Democratic administration.
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The one area that's still a pain in the neck with Chromebooks, and maybe it's changed in the last six months but I doubt it, is if you do need to print something, it can be difficult to print from a Chromebook.
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" No matter that, as the essay's author acknowledges, a few weeks before the shooting Ms. González had declared, on her school's Instagram account, that "I decided to cut my hair because it was a pain in the neck, if you'll forgive the pun.
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But the reality is that a world where men's clothing is sized in crude categories such S, M, L and XL makes for many a pain in the neck, waist, butt, arms or legs, depending on which aspects of my anatomy I actually want to fit.
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So the really hard-core fan — by which I mean someone like me, who is so pathetically hooked on local sports news that the hiring of a new defensive coordinator has an effect on my day — might find himself in deep consideration of whether the Jets should take another chance on an equal-parts talent and pain in the neck like the pouty, stubborn defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson.
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The other, which governed the upstairs books, was instituted by my father, and was based on the conviction that it is very nice to have everything you've recently read near at hand, in case you get the urge to consult any of it again; and also that it is a pain in the neck to put those books away, especially when the shelves on which they belong are so exquisitely organized that returning one to its appropriate slot requires not only a card catalogue but a crowbar.
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A pain in the neck. You do it because > you're paid to do it. If I weren't paid to do it I certainly would never do > it.Sopka, Katherine.
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The SCTC is biologically aggressive malignant neoplasm which is associated with rapid growth of neck mass followed by infiltration of thyroid-adjacent structures. Patients usually demonstrate the dysphagia, dyspnea, and voice changes, as well as local pain in the neck.
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At Betty Boop's Animal Hospital, various animals have appropriate ailments - a giraffe has a pain in the neck, a herring is pickled, etc. Morale becomes a problem until Professor Grampy comes to the rescue with a song and dance to cure the blues.
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Reasons for the cancellation were not named. At 1 March 2005 the first DVD for the series was published. Four episodes were cut together into a 90 minutes film. The film was published with the title Vampire High — School's A Pain In The Neck!.
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Lena and Monika are alone with Lena's sister Nobban. Nobban is only eleven years old and is her sisters' pain in the neck. Nobban is always in a good mood and lives according to the motto The main thing is that you are healthy. Not even the bad weather spoils her mood.
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Zarghami announced his candidacy for the 2021 election during an interview with Arman Newspaper, stating that "I have come to the conclusion that elections, in general, are a pain in the neck". Many speculate that Zarghami sides with Supreme Leader Khamenei, seeking to abolish the position of Presidency in Iran in favor of a more heavily parliamentary system.
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" Bracing - Probably every plebe's least-favorite thing was having to "brace." Whenever standing in formation, plebes were required to "Military brace." This consisted of using one's neck to press the chin against the collarbone, producing pleats in the flesh under the chin. Obviously, some of the more corpulent plebes found this easier than others, but for most plebes bracing was quite literally a "pain in the neck.
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Idiom familiarity is typically defined as how frequently an idiom is encountered in a language community. Subjective ratings of idiom familiarity are usually obtained from members of the language community. An example of a more familiar English idiom is pain in the neck, while a less familiar idiom is paddle his own canoe. Research demonstrated that familiar idioms are processed quicker and more accurately than unfamiliar ones.
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Such phrases also may suggest a person's characteristics, e.g. difficult people are termed "hard asses". In America an annoying person or any source of frustration may be termed "a pain in the ass" (a synonym for "a pain in the neck"). People deemed excessively puritanical or proper may be termed "tight asses" (in Australia and New Zealand, "tight arse" refers to someone who is excessively miserly).
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Radiculopathy is commonly called the "root". In addition to pain, nerve damage may also bring about impaired muscle control. Typically, mechanical dysfunction is caused by pressure on the nerve root or shock can affect both the roots of the lower limbs and arms. The first sign of disease, sometimes before a few years, the occurrence of radicular syndrome are pain in the neck and shoulder area.
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" Variety was in favor of it too. "A new and interesting Bing Crosby emerges in Sing You Sinners, a likeable ne’er-do-well who believes that the secret of success lies in taking gambles. He is less the crooner, and, for added relief of tiring Crosby fans, if any, less of a delight for fluttering maidenly hearts. Instead, he’s something of a pain in the neck to a forgiving mother and two brothers.
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Original Airdate: February 20, 2010 The pain in the neck treatment finishes up with just two others quitting. Val then gives each of them a steak and a grill and tells them whoever finishes their entire steak first will win. The winner gets to sleep in their normal bed while the others sleep in their bed filled with hay. The guests are then given paints and told to paint their pods however they would like.
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AthenaeusAthenaeus, "Deipnosophists", 1.14-15 writes: > Harpastum, which used to be called phaininda, is the game I like most of > all. Great are the exertion and fatigue attendant upon contests of ball- > playing, and violent twisting and turning of the neck. Hence Antiphanes, > 'Damn it, what a pain in the neck I've got.' He describes the game thus: 'He > seized the ball and passed it to a team-mate while dodging another and > laughing.
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They are two years apart. He is introduced as Mary's fellow firefighter trainee in Buffalo (in the season six episode "Relationships"). Ben becomes interested in Mary while she is pondering Wilson's marriage proposal. Ben attends Kevin and Lucy's wedding in the episode "We Do." The last time he appears is in season 11's "Pain in the Neck", where he attempts to flirt with Ms. Margo, the teacher who made a move on Eric.
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It is revealed in "Something's Wrong with this Taffy" that Mary Frances has been eating two boxes of taffy every day for twenty years. In "The Apprentice", Mary Frances hires Bessie as an apprentice, in the idea that her Patty Faye sales numbers will boost, but in the end, Bessie just winds up to be a big fat pain in the neck. In "Ten Little Honeybees", she gave Portia a golden locket as a birthday present.
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However, his teammates find him to be a real pain in the neck. Newcomers, Phoenix (Kristal Tin) and Trevor (Bosco Wong) are especially annoyed by the unconventional way in which he does things. As a result, the pair often has confrontations and misunderstandings with the inspector. Things become worse when Linus learns that his half-sister, Perlie (Aimee Chan) is secretly going out with Trevor, and that Phoenix, who has recently been divorced, has a crush on Linus.
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Upon being unable to convince the Man, the scientist leaves hoping that the Man rots in the Cube. Arnie fixes the hole and leaves stating that the scientist is a real pain in the neck. A woman named Liza (Trudy Young) enters where she gives the Man a hint on how to get out which is "it's going to get worse before it gets better." Her other hint is "don't trust anybody" as she turns into an elderly-like appearance (Ruth Springford).
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However, it does tend to have more serious pathology associated with it than pain in the neck or low back. Symptoms can include pain, either locally near the spine or referred along area the corresponding nerve dermatome. Symptoms can also include numbness or pins and needles when nerve irritation or compression is involved. Weakness in the legs or loss of bowel or bladder control in the presence of thoracic spine pain can indicate spinal cord compression and should be investigated.
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Severe cases of excoriation disorder can cause life-threatening injuries. For example, in one reported case a female picked a hole through the bridge of her nose, which required surgery to fix, and a 48-year-old female picked through the skin on her neck exposing the carotid artery. Pain in the neck or back can arise due to prolonged bent-over positions while engaging in the behavior. Besides physical injuries, excoriation disorder can cause severe physical scarring and disfigurement.
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The cult's leader, Osmund Saddler, plans to infect her with Las Plagas, to carry out the cult's secret agenda. She is rescued by Kennedy, and works alongside him to thwart the cult's plans and escape. In addition to being able to receive commands and perform simple tasks, Ashley briefly becomes a playable character for a portion of the game. GameDaily listed Ashley Graham as part of its "Babe of the Week: Hottest Blondes" feature, adding that they would give her the "pain in the neck" award.
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Degenerative disc disease occurs over time when the discs within each vertebra in the neck begin to fall apart and begin to disintegrate. Because each vertebra can cause pain in different areas of the body, the pain from the disease can be sensed in the back, leg, neck area, or even the arms. When the spinal canal begins to lose its gap and gets thinner, it can cause pain in the neck, which can also cause a numb feeling in the arms and hands. Those are symptoms of cervical stenosis disease.
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The former sang Ik ben verliefd (about being in love), the latter Op de wip (about being stuck in the middle between a pain-in-the-neck brother and a bossy sister). Marjon left after the fourth album on which she had minor roles in two tracks; Iedereen gaat voor z'n beurt (Nobody waits his turn) and 'Ziek zijn (which sums up the joys of pretending to be sick to miss a day of school). She also sang the first half of the call-for-exercise Trim trim trim.
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An Inside Soap critic commented that Darren was initially a "freckly auburn-haired forgettable schoolboy" when played by Booth. They added that Booth's Darren is a "very distant recollection" while Dawson has "made the part his own in such a big way that we've decided to wipe the other one from history". His character was branded a "rat" and "dastardly" for splitting up Gina and Emily by the Daily Record. Upon Darren's 2003 return to Hollyoaks, the Sunday Mercury said he had become "even more of a pain in the neck".
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The 124 statements were reduced to 29 with an alpha reliability of .92. The remaining statements are broken into four factors. Factor 1 combines humor production humor for social uses, Factor 2 combines coping humor and adaptive humor, Factor 3 evaluates humor appreciation, and Factor 4 evaluates the participants attitude on humor. Some examples of statements on the Multidimensional Sense of Humor Scale respective to the factors are: I use humor to entertain my friends, uses of humor help me master difficult situations, I like a good joke, and people who tell jokes are a pain in the neck.
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Myers was carried to the dressing room where a doctor examined him and recommended that he be taken to hospital. Myers was taken to Dewsbury Infirmary, conscious on arrival he complained of pain in the neck and was unable to move his arms or legs. The doctors who assessed him were sure there were severe spinal injuries but due to swellings at the site of the injury they could not confirm the full nature of the injury. X-rays detected no fracture of the spine and the doctors concluded that the paralysis was caused by an internal haemorrhage putting pressure on the spine.
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When the film was released The New York Times film critic identified as BC (Bosley Crowther) dismissed the film, writing, "The Devil Thumbs a Ride, which came to the Rialto yesterday, is a distinctly pick-up affair ... In the role of the thug Lawrence Tierney, who played Dillinger a couple of years back, behaves with the customary arrogance of all gunmen in cheap Hollywood films. It is pictures like this which give the movies a black eye and give us a pain in the neck."B.C. [Bosley Crowther] The New York Times. Film review, March 22, 1947.
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That same month, after attending the Herculis Diamond League meet, Murer felt pain in the neck. Despite treating it, by the time of the London Grand Prix Murer was feeling a lack of strength in her arms. Tests revealed a cervical spinal disc herniation, leading Murer to go through extensive physical therapy to ensure she would perform normally during the 2016 Summer Olympics at home.Fabiana Murer says she discovered a hernia and is doing physiotherapy for the Olympics Still, by the time of the Games Murer fell right in the first attempts at clearing 4.55 m.
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On 26 January 2017, Johnsson revealed he had been suffering from intense pain in the neck and shoulders, and he was diagnosed with two spinal disc herniations (allegedly produced because of years of headbanging), and he was in risk of losing the ability to perform live. As a result, the rock opera project was delayed and the band downplayed their sets of songs in concerts to allow Johnsson to perform. By 8 April, Johnsson announced he had been able to avoid surgery as his condition had improved through physiotherapy and he would resume to perform at festivals by August.
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After releasing three albums and touring for five years, Motörhead's 1980 album Ace of Spades (their first LP to be released in the United States) gave the band its first taste of major success. However, as drummer Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor wryly notes in the documentary The Guts and the Glory: In February, 1981, the band released the St. Valentine's Day Massacre EP co-recorded with Girlschool, and in March headed out on a British jaunt called the "Short Sharp Pain in the Neck" tour, from which the songs on No Sleep 'til Hammersmith would be culled.
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By contrast, her pretty and fashionable neighbor Marybelle Tenor (Barbara Lawrence) wears short skirts and lipstick and dates the popular but dimwitted captain of the football team, Johnny Green (Conrad Janis). Margie secretly has a crush on Johnny, but he regards her as a "pain in the neck". When Margie meets the handsome new French teacher at her high school, Professor Ralph Fontayne (Glenn Langan), she becomes even more smitten with him, and he seems to take an interest in her as well. Meanwhile, Margie's bumbling classmate Roy Hornsdale (Alan Young) is in love with her, and constantly attempts to court her despite her disinterest in him.
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" Kennedy, would not budge on Dimona, and the disagreements became a "pain in the neck" for him, as Robert Komer later wrote. The confrontation with Israel escalated when the State Department transmitted Kennedy's latest letter to the Tel Aviv embassy on 15 June for immediate delivery to Ben-Gurion by Ambassador Barbour. In the letter Kennedy fleshed out his insistence on biannual visits with a set of detailed technical conditions. The letter was akin to an ultimatum: If the U.S. government could not obtain "reliable information" on the state of the Dimona project, Washington's "commitment to and support of Israel" could be "seriously jeopardized.
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When the space between two adjacent vertebrae narrows, compression of a nerve root emerging from the spinal cord may result in radiculopathy (sensory and motor disturbances, such as severe pain in the neck, shoulder, arm, back, or leg, accompanied by muscle weakness). Less commonly, direct pressure on the spinal cord (typically in the cervical spine) may result in myelopathy, characterized by global weakness, gait dysfunction, loss of balance, and loss of bowel or bladder control. The patient may experience shocks (paresthesia) in hands and legs because of nerve compression and lack of blood flow. If vertebrae of the neck are involved it is labelled cervical spondylosis.
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Years afterward, he said that Diem was "a terrible pain in the neck", but was a devoted servant of his country. Taylor called on Kennedy to support Diem until a better leader had been lined up, pointing out that the officers were divided and therefore could not be relied on to plot and stage a coup. The junta led by General Duong Van Minh following Diem's removal lasted three months until General Nguyen Khanh toppled Minh in January 1964. Taylor and other military officials had disagreed with Minh's reluctance to carry out large-scale offensives against the communists and wanted a more aggressive approach.
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Another medical issue caused by the use of computers is back and posture problems. These problems relate to musculoskeletal disorders caused by the need for the user to be crouched and hunched towards the monitors and computer components due to the design and positioning of these particular computer peripherals. This hunching forward of the user causes posture and back problems but is also the cause of severe and acute pain in the upper back, particularly pain in the neck and or shoulders. A study was conducted where 2146 technical assistants installed a computer program to monitor the musculoskeletal pain they suffered and answered questionnaires on the location and severity of the pain.
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On 13 November 2016 the band announced, that Johan Koleberg had decided to leave the band "due to different goals in playing music". For the 2017 live gigs the former Amon Amarth member Fredrik Andersson filled in, then on 21 November 2017 Sami Karppinen officially re-joined. On 26 January, Johnsson revealed he had been suffering from intense pain in the neck and shoulders, and he was diagnosed with two spinal disc herniations (allegedly resulting from years of headbanging), and he was at risk of losing the ability to perform live. As a result, the rock opera project was delayed and the band downplayed their sets of songs in concerts to allow Johnsson to perform.
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As a consequence there is growing medical concern specifically with children as their head size is larger in relation to their body and thus pose an increased risk group for being affected by musculoskeletal and neurological issues in the neck caused by thoracic hunching. Hunching has always caused problems, for instance in occupational groups like dentists,"Trapezius myalgia: making dentistry a pain in the neck — or head, "Dental Economics, vol 98, issue 8; 2008 surgeons,Soueid A1, Oudit D, Thiagarajah S, Laitung G. "The pain of surgery: pain experienced by surgeons while operating.", International Journal of Surgery, 2009.11.08: ):118–20 hairdressers,Mussi G1, Gouveia N "Prevalence of work-related musculoskeletal disorders in Brazilian hairdressers.",Occupational medicine, 2008 Aug;58(5):367-9 nurses,J Smedley, H Inskip, F Trevelyan, P Buckle, C Cooper, D Coggon.
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In an August 1957 article, "The Monarchy Today", Grigg argued that the court of Queen Elizabeth II was too upper-class and British, and instead advocated a more "classless" and Commonwealth court. More personally, he attacked the Queen's style of public speaking as "a pain in the neck": > "Like her mother, she appears to be unable to string even a few sentences > together without a written text – a defect which is particularly regrettable > when she can be seen by her audience." Grigg also criticised the Queen's speeches, normally written for her by her advisers: > "The personality conveyed by the utterances which are put into her mouth is > that of a priggish schoolgirl, captain of the hockey team, a prefect, and a > recent candidate for Confirmation." Grigg's article caused a furore and was attacked by the majority of the press, with a minority agreeing with some of his opinions.
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The character was loosely based on the television cook Fanny Cradock. Described by Took and Feldman as "fashion reporter, TV cook, agony aunt, pain in the neck", Daphne Whitethigh (Marsden) is a hoarse-voiced pundit, "whose advice on the placing of the bosom or the way to prepare Hippo in its shell is an absolute must for all those trendy moderns who want to look and feel frightful". Among her helpful cooking tips are that although rhinoceros is not very appetising you do get marvellous crackling; her recipes for yak include yak à l'orange, yak in its jacket, and coupe yak. She advises followers of female fashion that bosoms are still out, but may be on the way back (Horne says he will keep a light burning in the window) and her other useful pointers include how to use cold cream to remove those baboon claw marks from one's hip, and how to avoid crow's feet round the eyes: refrain from sleeping in trees.
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The band had more chart hits in 1981 with the releases St. Valentine's Day Massacre EP, their collaboration with Girlschool which reached No. 5 on the UK Singles Chart in February; the live version of "Motorhead", which reached No. 6 on the UK Singles Chart in July; and the album it was taken from, No Sleep 'til Hammersmith, which reached No. 1 on the UK Albums Chart in June. During March 1981, the band had been touring Europe, and in the final week of the month they conducted the "Short Sharp, Pain in the Neck" UK tour from which the recordings for No Sleep 'til Hammersmith were made. From April through to July, the band toured North America for the first time as guests of Blizzard of Ozz, an early incarnation of Ozzy Osbourne's band, but were still able to make an appearance on Top of the Pops on 9 July to promote the live "Motorhead" single. In October the band recorded tracks at BBC's Maida Vale studio for the David Jensen show broadcast on 6 October.
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The economy is heavily nationalized. Food and housing are extensively subsidized by the state; education and healthcare are free; and the payment of taxes was officially abolished in 1974. A variety of goods are available in department stores and supermarkets in Pyongyang, though most of the population relies on small-scale jangmadang markets.Jangmadang Will Prevent "Second Food Crisis" from Developing , DailyNK, 26 October 20072008 Top Items in the Jangmadang , The DailyNK, 1 January 2009 In 2009, the government attempted to stem the expanding free market by banning jangmadang and the use of foreign currency, heavily devaluing the won and restricting the convertibility of savings in the old currency, but the resulting inflation spike and rare public protests caused a reversal of these policies.Kim Jong Eun's Long-lasting Pain in the Neck , TheDailyNK, 30 November 2010 Private trade is dominated by women because most men are required to be present at their workplace, even though many state-owned enterprises are non-operational. Foreign tourists in Masikryong Ski Resort Industry and services employ 65% of North Korea's 12.6 million labor force.
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