" The Spectator: "Ignore the Brexit day party poopers — it's time to celebrate.
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Tuukka Rask and his Boston Bruins teammates played the role of party-poopers perfectly.
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Actually good, if, for nothing else, exposing the party-poopers and humorless among us.
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Oh sure, astronomers and physicists may say the supermoon isn't all that super, but they're party poopers.
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Some believe this man is legit a ghost, while other skeptics and party poopers think it's Photoshopped: But wait, there's more!
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"Nobody likes the feminists, the social justice warriors, the party poopers who constantly call people out in any WhatsApp group," said Baijal.
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Women have long been aware of the "old boys club" that allows men to promote their own and banish the party poopers.
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But even those party poopers who choose to be voyeurs — traditionally known as audience members — are expected to participate minimally in the show.
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And although we don't want to be a bunch of party poopers, we feel we must in order to ground all of you in the facts.
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Grumbling is tolerated, as long as it is not too vocal, but the handful of party-poopers who tried to stage tiny demonstrations during the celebrations were swiftly arrested.
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To all the party poopers out there: Yes, I'm aware that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is a producer on Wonder Woman and a percentage of my ticket dollars are going to him.
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But some mix of nervous elements among red-state senators and in the White House decided to strike it, and once it was struck, few senators felt like being party poopers and voting no.
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We're told the Village People pondered the issue and decided the farmers made the vid for a good cause -- to bring attention to a bill that may benefit millions of Americans -- and they don't want to be the party poopers.
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Iran's V.A.R.-assisted penalty had saved Spain from the prospect of a meeting with Uruguay, the tiny South American nation that revels in its nickname of "aguafiestas", or party poopers, for the number of times it has sent bigger nations crashing out of the World Cup.
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We've probably been marked down as party-poopers though, and will be treated with appropriate disdainfulness at the school gates on Monday.
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From mouth-watering savouries to delicious weet treats and the must-have bubbly, we've hopped for the lot to make sure you pick the mash hits and avoid the party poopers.
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According to King, the band wanted to title the album Next Stop Rehab, "but Lookout in their infinite stupidity made us change it. They always were party poopers." Ultimately, Livermore was so disappointed by the recordings that he decided to remove his name from the album credits. "Move Back Home wasn't a terrible record", he wrote in his 2015 memoir.
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Kadis, Alex (1988) "Party Poopers", Underground, January 1988 (issue 10), p. 25 The debut album Drugs appeared in 1986. Signing to the Workers Playtime label, they released a second album, 1987's Liberace Rising, now featuring Leszek Rataj on guitar, preceded by a compilation of their early Abstract singles, The Last Supper. A year later they signed to Normal records, releasing their most commercial record, a cover of The Archies' "Sugar Sugar" (featuring Voice Of The Beehive on backing vocals) followed in 1989 by the album, Fish.
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GameInformer gave Rabbids Land a 4 calling the Rabbids "party poopers". GameInformer disliked the tired infused board game concept and low replay value. They also stated that the animation was great, but overall the graphics weren't impressive, claiming that the game still could have been a Wii game. "Nintendo World Report" gave it a 7 out of 10 score, praising its fun couch multi-player, Off-TV Play and well-designed style, but criticizing its low levels of difficulty, lack of creativity and disliked that only two players could play at a time.
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Black Aces was formed from the ashes of Chibuku Shumba in 1977. The team, affectionately named “Shaisa Mufaro” loosely translated to “party-poopers”, is now but distant memory in the minds of football fans. In the 1990s Black Aces, coached by the late great Peter Nyama and later on by Swiss national Marc Duvillard, managed to earn a seat among the country’s top clubs. Nyama steered Black Aces to the league title in 1992 with a team that boasted the likes of Wilfred Mugeyi, John Mbidzo, Percy Mwase, Stanley Mashezha, Charles Kaseke and Emmanuel Nyahuma, among others. In 1999 Francis “Gaza” Jeyman captained the now struggling side to a famous BP Cup triumph.
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Episode 3.11 (Wednesday 18 October 1989) -- written by Bruce Phillips, directed by Peter Barrett Wedding bells ring for Rex and Caro but there are a couple of potential party poopers in Gemma and Olivia, Alistair learns the truth, and life is not all joy and happiness for Magda. Episode 3.12 (Wednesday 25 October 1989) -- written by Liddy Holloway, directed by Aileen O'Sullivan As news of Rex's "accident" spreads, all sorts of muck is dredged to the surface. For Maxine it's a piece of publicity this would-be mayor can live without and for Alistair the noose begins to tighten. Episode 3.13 (Wednesday 1 November 1989) -- written by Liddy Holloway, directed by Aileen O'Sullivan Alistair will stop at nothing to prove his innocence.
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