Put that ratty, faded threadbare excuse of a towel away!
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A brown bear, a striped cat, a ratty white unicorn.
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Or that ratty picnic blanket lying forgotten on the backseat floor.
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In lieu of tailored suits, he took to wearing ratty clothes.
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This ratty sweater is going to power me through the day.
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It is appealingly ratty, but not without a sense of order.
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I keep half a dozen ratty old towels around for this purpose.
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That said, if that ratty tank is your lucky shirt, keep it!
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Next up was a musician, a young guy with ratty blond hair.
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Tyler Perry & Either The Ratty Old Dress or Worn Out Wig / Boo 2!
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One of his photographs depicts an urban cowboy standing outside a ratty bodega.
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Sadly, Ratty has since passed away, but the sculpture was dedicated in his memory.
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His passions include blueberries, playground swings, books with maps, and one ratty stuffed fox.
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But what's the difference between that and wearing an old hoodie and ratty sneakers?
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Hansen-Fliedner had on a lime-green blazer, while Panovich wore a ratty black wig.
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I returned to the patio, where Lieutenant Thamer was sitting on a ratty couch, smoking.
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She had pink hair and a nose ring and looked like a ratty Uma Thurman.
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Much of it was covered with olive-colored algae, which looked like ratty shag carpet.
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Between socializing, looking good, and not wearing ratty sweatpants from 10 years ago, bills stack up.
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Throw on a ratty T-shirt yourself, or strip your toddler down to just a diaper.
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Pajamas are no longer limited to those ratty throw-ons we wore back in high school.
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Artists in ratty vintage T-shirts, five-panel hats and overalls hunched over paint and pastels.
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Its ratty mid-80s Los Angeles of motels and skate punks feels specific and lived in.
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Not regular pajamas, also known as ratty old t-shirts — the cute kind, soft and coordinated.
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Many people even have "period underwear" — a generally ratty pair of panties you don't mind getting ruined.
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It was the first time that I wasn't in a ratty sweater and an over-sized housedress.
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Guess who's going to stop handing over presents in shopping totes and ratty, repurposed Christmas gift bags?
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The re-wearing of ratty clothing, the under-showering, the dazed walks within a four-block radius.
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Important forms frequently go missing, wadded up at the bottom of the ratty backpack I carry everywhere.
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We found the original costumes, literally the original mustache, and wig, this ratty old caterpillar of a mustache.
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Packer Hat, available at Filson, for $70 to $85That ratty old baseball cap just doesn't speak to their soul.
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Dressed in ratty black clothes, Haas would show up hours late for work or nod off at his desk.
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Puke ForceBy Brian Chippendale (Drawn and Quarterly) Brian Chippendale draws beautiful things with his ratty, scratchy, shaky black lines.
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As students, we could spend our days in North Face and ratty sweats, not worrying about how we looked.
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He wore the ratty tweed jacket he thought was required of poets, even in weather too warm for jackets.
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System 2 ought to jump in to tell us: Don't be stupid; ratty old T-shirts don't win games.
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So-called Punatics wander the black-sand beaches in dreadlocks and ratty clothes and loiter in the hot springs, smoking.
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Jolene pulled on a ratty black shirt showcasing the faded name of a band she loved a million years ago.
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The art matches the text in humor: Jamieson draws Felix's ancient, ratty stuffed squirrel Tiffany as a squashed, dark scribble.
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It's time to help your grad toss out those ratty shorts and upgrade his workout wardrobe to something stylish and sophisticated.
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In the middle, a tent she and Ian camped in a long time ago, sun bleached and ratty, at half-mast.
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Case in point: Getting sweaty, taking your chic sweater off, and revealing the ratty sleep shirt you accidentally kept on underneath.
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" Clooney, meanwhile, looked amusingly dejected when he read his selected tweet, which referred to him as a "gross ratty old man.
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So, it's time to toss those baggy, stained sweatpants and ratty T-shirts in favor of some bold, new athleisure pieces.
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We're not talking accessories here, we're talking about new furniture and paintings, because they looked so ratty next to the dress.
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It's time to help your dad toss out those ratty shorts and upgrade his workout wardrobe to something stylish and sophisticated.
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He was struggling to carry all the stuff he had gathered: a ratty old beach chair, a towel, a ball cap.
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He wears a ratty trenchcoat, knows people with names like "Skinny Malone" and is generally just an awesome pal to have around.
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For now, we'll be keeping the ratty tee and boxers we lovingly refer to as PJs right where they belong…in bed.
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But I really only sleep on one, which is a ratty cotton pillow that's flat but perfect for belly sleepers like me.
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Martin McDonagh, the filmmaker and playwright, sank into a ratty couch at Fat Cat, the game-filled dive bar on Christopher Street.
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It's time to help your grad toss out that ratty T-shirt and upgrade her workout wardrobe to something stylish and sophisticated.
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Kirkman first appears in full dad mode: swigging a beer, munching on popcorn, wiping his glasses on a ratty gray Cornell hoodie.
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Even when I was too skinny, I was trying to hide my body with oversized T-shirts and ratty, zip-up hoodies.
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" He adds: "If anybody judges you for wearing ratty clothes, one of the privileges and benefits of running is leaving people behind.
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L. Bean is no longer interested in replacing the ratty sweatshirts or worn-down boots you bought from the company decades ago.
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They hooked up in the dark, on a ratty red couch, in a room that smelled like the kiln and tempera paint.
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The film cuts to a shot of a ratty overhead speaker, slowly and lusciously zooming in on the source of the sound.
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Ratty, who was owned by Lerner, received the first feline knee replacement on campus, and was also the first feline stereotactic radiation recipient.
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Workout gear It's time to help your dad toss out those ratty shorts and upgrade his workout wardrobe to something stylish and sophisticated.
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The guys wore ratty T-shirts, cargo shorts and trucker hats, so I figured I'd be fine dressing casually during a heat wave.
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Michael Marcotte and Peter Tantsits, as the wayward, demoralized sons, lounge downstage left in an overturned, ratty sofa, bare-chested and smoking pot.
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The new tools include the Filbert brush, the Short Flat Sparse brush, and the Round Ratty brush, which creates soft, smoke-like marks.
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When the agent got there, and saw for himself the ratty house on the unpaved street, he concluded that the intelligence was off.
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With my Midwest accent, ratty Packers sweater and frozen-tilapia complexion, I was the antithesis of the son-in-law they hoped for.
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But we're not just talking pretty panties — that ratty old bralette you've worn more times and washed less times than you'd like to admit?
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He's the one who made you believe you could live in a downtown loft with a ratty mattress and no furniture and be happy.
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Sure, ratty sweats are comfortable, but a nice pair of pajamas that look as good as they feel can make bedtime something worth celebrating.
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That doesn't mean you can't eventually toss those shoes out when they get far too ratty to wear and order a new pair on Amazon.
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Soon Toby even claims to have seen the beast: huge and skeletal, with a ratty mane, folded wings on its back, and a pungent stink.
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They face down the gates of hell in ratty button-downs and jeans, their faces slipping away even when they aren't shrouded in cellar shadows.
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In the Pacific Northwest, a good raincoat is essential, and my current one is starting to tip from looking "well-used" into just plain ratty.
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With soiled white garments, black boots and ratty blonde locks, their faces caked in white paint, the actresses look like a chorus of the undead.
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Oscar Isaac, Emily Blunt, Cate Blanchett, Eddie Redmayne, Susan Sarandon, Jessica Chastain and more join that, "gross ratty old man" in reading mean tweets about themselves.
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Somewhere, squashed in a corner of a closet in your attic, you may still have that ratty, damp washcloth-smelling blanket you worshiped as a child.
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A man in a ratty trench coat and a bowler hat slowly extracts a smooth pebble from his mouth, and then another and another and another.
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Time and again you see references to and imagery of the fags, dykes and drag queens in nameless ratty bars, slinging drinks and smiling through fire.
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By the end, he's shed his expensive suit for his underwear and a ratty blanket, shivering in ways that equally suggest delirium tremens and mortal terror.
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There have been other moments when it has been less sanguine, such as when I'm out walking the dog in old sweatpants and a ratty T-shirt.
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His flash photos depict offices jam-packed with the ratty wreckage of drivers' licenses renewed, properties purchased, and other laborious transactions—some dating back to the 1960s.
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"He has assumed an ever more childlike appearance as the ratty character of Steamboat Willie became the cute and inoffensive host to a magic kingdom," Gould writes.
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But many, many users took issue with something less personal, like an "ugly ass ratty green sweatshirt" their S.O. keeps in their wardrobe for no apparent reason.
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After that film was made and released, we had a hard time getting it distributed, because distributors would look at it and say it's too ratty-looking.
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Footsteps Leopold Mozart would have admired the marketing skills of the persistent young men in ratty wigs and fraying red waistcoats who prowl Stephansplatz, Vienna's central square.
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The cuddly teddy bear, sometimes ratty with affection, turned out to be an icon of the first order, appearing like a totemic ghost in thousands of images.
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On the sliver that remains, Alice, a flinty woman in her 70s, scrapes by selling dusty novelty fireworks from a roadside table draped in ratty flag bunting.
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Distrusted by whites and blacks alike, he exhibits all the tics and trappings of the alienated loner, including a ratty trailer and a mistrust of personal hygiene.
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But two years earlier, the Central Park Conservancy had formed to save the park from the ratty state in which the city's fiscal crisis had left it.
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Hit Network host Ash London called Tomlinson's beard "ratty" on air, joking with fellow co-host Ed Kavalee and guest Ash Williams on her show Ash London Live.
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When I did, he was almost always wearing a ratty old pair of jeans or jean shorts, with a T-shirt full of holes and covered in grease.
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Twilight, Wolverine, and Harry Potter's Professor Lupin (that ratty cardigan-wearing dweeb can get it) also did a good job of making us go wild for dog men.
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That is, if you are the type of person who actually wears driving shoes and not a pair of ratty Vans to drive down to the hardware store.
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Quinton Johnson), the vain one (Tyler Hoechlin), the philosopher (Glen Powell) and the "raw dog" (Juston Street), an arrogant fastballer with a ratty mustache and a hot temper.
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The ratty pea green sweater that Kurt Cobain wore for Nirvana's famous 1993 performance on MTV's "Unplugged" will be auctioned at New York's Hard Rock Cafe this Friday.
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On the campus of North Carolina State University (NCSU) is a statue of Cyrano L. Catte II, or "Ratty" as the long-haired orange and white cat was known.
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Aside fromher very ample storage space, Simpson revealed to People that she is, in fact, on-board with athleisure, but we're not talking ratty old sneakers and leggings combo.
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Still dressed in ratty clothes and yellow from turmeric, the groom's relatives rip off his clothing to bid goodbye to his single life and to ward off bad luck.
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"If it's looking really ratty and the threads are starting to fray, or if your leggings appear faded and are loosing elasticity, I would advise upgrading," Kaplan says. Outerwear
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"If anything looks especially ratty, or if your bras lose elasticity and the hook in the back is falling apart, you should definitely get rid of it," Kaplan says.
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The furniture is chunky and tactile, the cutlery sits on a corner of each table in old, ratty tins, and there's New Zealand wine on tap, served in tumblers.
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Morgan sat on a ratty-looking couch, cracking jokes and going over bits from his set with the comedian Jeff Stilson, a longtime standup with a friendly, weathered face.
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The result is a sometimes punishingly theatrical experiment that teeters on the verge of surreality, transfixing us with the promise of something terrible lurking just beyond those ratty curtains.
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Now that we've gotten a sneak peak into spring, however, we're fully prepared to toss our ratty ol' tote bags away and give our handbag collections a much-needed refresh.
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The first thing you see when you walk into Sonny Digital's four story house in Atlanta a ratty red couch that looks decidedly out of place in the new digs.
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This general admission package includes extra wristbands that don't come with any perks but allow you to have a bunch of ratty old wristbands on your wrist for the summer.
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It reminds me of the time when I quit a corporate job and wore ratty T-shirts every day just because I didn't have to comply with a dress code anymore.
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Meanwhile, 4 percent of the volunteers actually picked the bottle up themselves—more when the area around the trashcan was pristine, fewer when ratty-looking trash bags were arranged around it.
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The Chin, in a long and successful effort to dodge police and prosecutors, walked the streets of Greenwich Village dressed almost like a homeless man—ratty bathrobe, funky cap and slippers.
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As they stuffed their pillows and blankets into a ratty rolling suitcase, they said they had been homeless since their house in Old Bridge, N.J., was foreclosed on a year ago.
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Panicked, the newly established outlaw couple take it on the lam, holing up in a ratty motel until their money runs out and they are reduced to sleeping in their car.
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Those obscurities would be compiled on the two-volume collection Movie Music, showing Braid's evolution from a ratty little post-hardcore band into the midpoint between bands like Jawbreaker and Fugazi.
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From within a variety of environments — including Frances Glessner Lee's meticulously constructed miniature dioramas of unexplained deaths — Mr. Anthony shines as much light on racist urban planning as on ratty behavior.
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One illuminating episode from Season 1 begins by revealing Sheila's unorthodox morning routine: She paints her perfect teeth yellow and covers her neat, blonde hair with a long, ratty, black wig.
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She only goes full Southern in the Gentleman Caller scenes, for which she has been outfitted with a ratty, Halloween princess concoction of pink tulle (by the costume designer Wojciech Dziedzic).
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With the pajama trend still going strong as we head into 2019, it's easier than ever to upgrade our old sweats and ratty shirt look to new levels of stylish-cozy — a.k.a.
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I bolt in and nearly kneecap myself on the edge of a low wooden card table, behind which slouches the hard-eyed bathroom attendant in a ratty blue sweater, reading a newspaper.
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Mr. Choi, who attended St. Albans School, a prep school in Washington, liked how his friend dressed (slim jeans, nice shirt, dark shoes) but was horrified by his ratty old gym socks.
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"I used to go to the gym in ratty old sweats, but if you already feel good going into your workout, it just kind of gives you that little extra lift," she says.
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Wine Waiters Corkscrew, available at Williams Sonoma, $39.95A nice piece for the bar to replace that ratty old plastic thing he stole from Holiday Inn before you were born and life was good.
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Inspired Home 5-Piece Enameled Cast Iron Cookware and Bakeware Set Upgrade your ratty pots and pans with this cookware and bakeware set that's comprised of stunning pieces that blend beauty and function.
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Five bad boys in the making, some still sporting adolescent pimples, they slouched in ratty sweaters, rumpled jackets and ill-fitting trousers, looking like students stumbling through a three-day bender after getting expelled.
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I found it sifting through a bin at this ratty used-music store in the part of town where old hippies congregated at coffee houses and the streets always smelled of old pizza and cloves.
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When first constructing the puzzle, I tried to include additional themed material — CLOUD and SHARK in the top and bottom rows where BRAWL and RATTY are — but that's when the fill really started to groan.
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Yes, your favorite worn-out college T-shirt and ratty gym shorts are very comfortable, but there comes a time when you need — you deserve — real pajamas that look just as good as they feel.
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Her work manages to express a certain wistfulness, with a rueful woolly smile occasionally emerging from the ratty swirls of colored fabric cords and sheep fleece she uses to construct her animalistic, slightly unsettling pieces.
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Until an intervention by Ms. Bent's childhood friend Billy Cotton, an interior designer, everything that wasn't from Ikea — the ratty old sofa affectionately nicknamed "Old Cran," for instance — was a castoff from a family member.
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Pros: Price, high-quality and heavily packed down, waterproof (but somewhat breathable) Cons: Faux fur can be a little ratty (but you can ditch it), origins unclear Buy the Baxter State Parka from L.L.Bean for $299
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It almost doesn't matter what you have on top; with a ratty T-shirt or a couture blouse, the combination of jeans and pumps gives your outfit a "on my way to a fashion show" verve.
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"My inspiration usually appears during the night," said Wu Yulu, gesturing towards a metal shoebox with legs, a ratty tail, and a crude, pubic-like hair design scrawled on its back and 'face' in marker pen.
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"I had these old ratty towels that had holes in them and could stand on their own in the corner, they were so nasty, I needed a shower from drying off after a shower," he writes.
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His ratty-looking "Trojan pig" illustrated a piece about the "demanding, ceaseless and pivotal" toll of campaign fund-raising written by John Frederick Martin, who managed Senator Al Gore's bid for the 1988 Democratic presidential nomination.
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Yet here I am, back at my desk after two weeks of vacation, pining for the ratty old shorts I've worn for the last many days, and preparing for both school and fashion month to begin.
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I couldn't tell you anything about the last ball I threw for my dead dog, Texas Ranger (RIP buddy), or sweated my ass off for the final time on the ratty seats of my first car.
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It feels cozy, and organic, the kind of thing you'd want to throw on your record player while curled up under a ratty old blanket with someone you love and a few nips of good scotch.
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The police were no longer able to raid brothels and torture sex workers; abusive madams could no longer substitute wages with cheap pudding and ratty clothing; and—arguably most importantly—the workers in Sonagachi got medical care.
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" All this is in the first issue alone, which Sirius speaks of almost dismissively: "Despite being a pretty ratty-assed first issue on newsprint, which we mostly gave away for free, it got a pretty good response.
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Instead, this latest retelling of Kenneth Grahame's perennially popular 1908 tale of Mr. Toad, Ratty and their anthropomorphized chums has taken up inert occupancy of the London Palladium, another of the city's largest playhouses (through Sept. 2).
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Blame Gretchen Wieners' circa-2004 mandate, but for a long time, we treated wearing a ponytail like sporting our favorite pair of ratty sweatpants in public: lazy, low-effort, and only to be done once a week max.
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In one image from the shoot, the three members of the band pose on the flatbed of an old truck; in a ratty vintage T-shirt, jeans, and Converse sneakers, the lead singer looks not unlike a scumbro.
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The sale ends today, though, so if you're in the market for some new stuff for your dorm (back-to-school days will be here before we know it) or just need some new, non-ratty towels, don't dawdle.
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He won't remember it in the morning, when I'll lift the side of the ratty t-shirt I wear to bed to show him a spot just above my left hip that's already turned an ugly black and blue.
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In the town square beyond the store's peace-sign-adorned windows, there was a bench where Vietnam vets wearing these drug rugs and ratty bandannas would congregate and occasionally shout pieces of un-asked-for wisdom in our direction.
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Classic Towel Set, $91.20 (originally $114) [You save $22.80], available at Parachute Ditch the ratty bathroom towels you've owned for who knows how long and upgrade to these plush, quick-drying towels made from 100% long-staple Turkish cotton.
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Instead of crossing your fingers and hoping your dog's ratty old bed won't be an eyesore for your guests, you can literally create a living room scheme around this adorable pet mat cover, which is only $4.99 and surprisingly chic.
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The press conference was happening in a shabby room with ratty, drawn curtains and a scuffed fake-wood floor; army officers of different ranks and in a variety of caps sat around a horseshoe-shaped table draped in a white cloth.
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Although he is grateful that he doesn't have to go back to the ratty motels he experienced early in his career, he said he wonders how far he has really come when he finds himself in yet another taupe-carpeted room.
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At the very least, it will save time — the bureaucracy of signing up in the Westpac system and having my passport copied in order to exchange some money put me "in a ratty," as Bob would call a bad mood.
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My friends and I put on ratty jeans and old T-shirts and moved in packs, lashed together like people trying to survive a shipwreck with one life jacket, dancing in basements and drinking grain punch from rubber trash bins.
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I skulked around with my ratty paperbacks feeling cooler than but vaguely intimidated by the bright-eyed future kids who had modems at home and built their own computer-based systems that were able to converse with people around the world.
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The only thing stopping him at this point is his undying love for Patrick and the fact that David would probably rather die than wear one of those ratty baseball caps Joe wears as a disguise while doing shady shit.
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Slumped in her seat, staring into space, dressed in a ratty Enimem shirt and a ball cap, shielded from public scrutiny and polling numbers, Charlotte gets to experience life not just as a "normal" person, but as a normal (white, cis, hetero) dude.
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Think back to our first few journeys into This Us, when we didn't even know whether heart-of-gold patriarch Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia) — the man who could weave a most magical tale about a ratty t-shirt — was alive or dead.
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Now all transactions occurred in dollars—ratty and brown from overuse—or in so-called Zimbabwean "bond notes," which were supposed to be 1:1 with the dollar but were more like 1:1.3 because no one trusted the government backing the bonds.
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No longer the ratty shroud of Dave Matthews Band fans or a faded symbol of countercultural idealism, the baja hoodie is re-emerging as a costume for a new age of New Age hippies with their own, often legal, approaches to weed use.
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To pull off the swindle, the ratty resort must first be restored to a functional state — a chore so distracting that the men (and the women who clean up after them) wait until we've lost all interest before they even launch the heist.
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In the wind and bright sun, in the cracking ice echoing through the salt marsh, in the flight of the blue heron up above, in the scratch of my ratty running shoes on the sandy, icy shoulder of the road, I am free.
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Rejection often happens because of a lack of fit in the relationship: Your values were a mismatch for that interviewer, your skills didn't quite suit that job, your ratty conference T-shirts failed to overlap with the taste of your decreasingly significant other.
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Tyler George, the American vice skip who wears really ratty sneakers, made two outstanding shots to set up Shuster, who came through in a huge way: a double takeout on his last throw to score two for the Americans and tie the match.
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As he sheds decades, and a ratty dressing gown, to become the way he was, Mr. Hollander's Carr cuts capers both physical and verbal with his contemporaries Tzara (Freddie Fox), Joyce (Peter McDonald) and Lenin (Forbes Masson), all blissfully dashing and ridiculous.
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Frugal Traveler I stumbled into the luxurious Four Seasons Hotel in Sydney after having suffered through a night at a particularly ratty Airbnb in the Surry Hills neighborhood, a once-scruffy inner suburb about 15 minutes south of the main tourist waterfront.
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Case in point: "I had these old ratty towels that had holes in them and could stand on their own in the corner, they were so nasty, I needed a shower from drying off after a shower," Cuban writes on his blog.
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No matter the geography, though, the battle is usually similar: convincing clients to abandon geeky Casio watches, ratty Converse sneakers, and juvenile tees from college in exchange for clean menswear from brands like John Varvatos, James Perse, Zegna, Brunello Cucinelli, AllSaints, and Y3.
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For most of us, that indispensable garment likely takes the form of a beloved pair of sweatpants or ratty college tee, though for some of our more well-heeled readers it could just as easily be a beloved blouse or fail proof cocktail dress.
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The gasps when Price announced his $70,000 initiative were echoed in 2016 by his own, after grateful employees led him to the parking lot and presented him with a new Tesla that they had all chipped in to buy, replacing his ratty old car.
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Thousands of other recipes you could cook this weekend, in campsites as well as semidetached homes, ratty apartments, converted barns, leaky catboats, trailer double-wides, Neutra landmarks or Alaskan yurts are available on Cooking, at least once you've taken out a subscription to Cooking.
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Often seen as simply another layer to cover up (or maybe a more dressed-up alternative to ratty, mismatched pajamas), slip dresses cropped up on the runways of Chloé and Givenchy, making us wonder why we ever parted ways with the style in the first place.
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On the E, the motley crew of 45 slowly assembled: The man with the bag of cans, men who muttered and smelled bad, but also young people — a bearded man in baggy jeans holding a kitten, a young woman in thin tights with a ratty suitcase.
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I drowned my sorrows in cherry Kool-Aid, and went to confer with the boys on the other side of the pool, where we ganged up on one of them, naming him Rick the Ratty Raunchy Ratfink, which, we decided, would be his nickname for all time.
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As author of "The Wind in the Willows," Grahame was the creator of the fictional Mole, a mild-mannered character beloved by children everywhere for messing about in boats, bumbling dimly into the Wild Wood and otherwise misadventuring with Ratty, Badger and Mr. Toad of Toad Hall.
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In another, the contrarianism on Load traces back to the songs on 1983's Kill 'Em All: the fast, atonal thrash on that debut was abrasive music for abrasive people, helping their ratty, head-banging former selves carve out a niche apart from the burgeoning hair metal scene.
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There are the glamorous Australian feminist Germaine Greer and her ratty fur stole, onscreen and in person (in the form of the actress Maura Tierney), and the august essayist Diana Trilling, whose face on film looks remarkably like that of the male actor playing her onstage, Greg Mehrten.
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You don't have to get naked (or even take off your jacket) at sex parties, but it's nice to dress up a little for the sake of other attendees: Wearing laundry-day sweatpants and ratty sneakers can be a mood-killer when other people are trying to get their freak on.
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At one of the many booths promoting AR-15 accessories, I found a poster from a Florida-based custom AR-15 manufacturer called Spike's Tactical that showed a squad of thickly muscled dudes in the foreground, backs to the viewer, dressed in jeans, black T-shirts, and ratty ball caps.
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O'Keefe, 25, packed his grandfather's old wide-brimmed derby hat from his swing-dancing days, his grandmother's ratty chinchilla shoulder throw, and a cane he bought at a dollar store, then drove from his parents' home in northern New Jersey to the District to execute the idea with Giles, 133.
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You might sleep in a ratty old T-shirt when you're in your own home, but when you're traveling, you need something you won't be embarrassed to be seen in when you run into your in-laws on the way to the loo, or open the door for the gentleman with room service.
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Weighted blankets are designed to help people sleep better by making them feel swaddled (like a hug) and may even help with the release of dopamine (the happy hormone.) lululemon workout gear It's time to help your grad toss out that ratty T-shirt and upgrade her workout wardrobe to something stylish and sophisticated.
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Swift and/or Apple clearly know their audience with these commercials: 20- and 30-somethings with disposable income who came of age with The Darkness and Jimmy Eat World and just want to close their eyes and dance like they're back in their ratty old dorm — even if it's actually an upscale contemporary home. 3.
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Even if the "Maple Leaf Rag" hasn't qualified as a club banger since 1917, Joplin will forever be remember as having made an important and positive mark on American culture—unlike Scott Walker, who will be remembered only as an insufferable, unapologetic enemy of the working class with a weak chin and ratty eyes.
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So anyway, then we made some more tracks and the core of the album stayed all dark and ratty but a new layer oozed out around our dark core that was kinda mental and lunatic and random and juicy and 2 much fun and so we changed the name of our album to WE HAVE CANDY.
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I was sharply aware that even if I had gotten rich, I'd still just be myself: almost 12 years old, in a ratty T-shirt, locked in the back of a troop-carrier, being taken wherever my parents were taking me, and, at least for the time being, there wasn't a thing I could do about it.
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For her part, Janney—who sports a bad pixie cut, coke-bottle glasses, and a ratty fur coat with a pecking parakeet on her shoulder—had only some footage of Tonya's side of a phone conversation with her mother from a 1990s Yale student documentary and a 1990s Montel Williams talk show appearance to go on.
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He wasn't supposed to care about photographs, about the little glazed clay figurine he'd sculpted in the third grade, or about a ratty camp T-shirt, all of which would wind up in a landfill anyway, all of which would degrade, all of which was temporary, but Dom had to keep himself from snatching the James Brown bobblehead away from Jerome.
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Where Charles Addams, her first hero, created a world of mansard-roofed houses and ghoulish folks to fill them, hers is the world of the receding New York middle class: scuffed-up apartments, grimy walls, round-shouldered men perched on ratty armchairs and frizzy-haired women in old-fashioned skirts—no Chast skirt has ever risen above the knee—marked by a shared stigmata of anxiety above their eyes.
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Sanders the socialist does indeed have three houses: a Washington apartment that one former aide called "ratty"; a Burlington home so modest that in 2015 his presidential campaign advisers wanted to hold an open house so reporters could see for themselves what a skinflint Sanders was; and, yes, a lake house in North Hero, Vt., that Sanders bought with royalties from his memoir but seldom visits because he is not fond of vacationing.
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This preoccupation with what it means to be seen/not seen runs throughout this nearly half-century survey, from the early body print "Spade (Power for the Spade)" (1969) to recent works, such as "Untitled" (2015), a thinly painted, brushy abstraction on canvas covered by the kind of ratty, orange plastic tarp seen at construction sites and used by the homeless, and "Untitled" (2014), an antique wood-and-plaster framed glass mirror more than 10 feet high, with two sheets of gray, galvanized steel haphazardly attached to its front.
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