But he is also, by his own admission, a schlub.
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He spruced up his uniform from Valley schlub to monochrome minimalism.
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It made him feel "a schlub" for paying the premium, he said.
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Honor the schlub that lives inside us all in unapologetically comfy garb.
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I hope you continue producing beautifully-designed soft goods that any schlub can afford.
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Those kung fu films you remember where one kick sent some schlub flying twenty feet back?
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Here we see the far poles of Sandler's aesthetic: the irritated putz and the explosive schlub.
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He was this schlub, and it was this weird reveal that he was a taekwondo master.
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On Monday, with a single Instagram post, another beloved schlub disappeared behind a set of muscles.
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He is an angry, hairy schlub who writes for the Brooklyn Advocate and wears a teal windbreaker.
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My wife says she will be embarrassed if he is the only one dressed like a schlub.
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At one point he battled some schlub named Mark Calaway, who'd later find his gimmick as The Undertaker.
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Nor has Schlub, who departed in December and is now doing consulting work, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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So The Brink has as its main subject a schlub who's not all that intelligent, charismatic, or successful.
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Yeah, like 'pranks' on the internet, especially on April Fool's Day have to be family-friendly and schlub-sharable.
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Even a schlub who handles 30 cases a day for 30 years is a pro through sheer repetition alone.
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But if Mussolini was the barrel-chested superman, Mr. Salvini appears to relish his role as the flabby schlub.
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He's a married schlub who's excited at the chance to make some cash by retiring a bunch of escaped androids.
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Advertising THE SCENE was beginning to take shape, a Walter Mitty-like fantasy about a schlub taking out the garbage.
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In this show by Steve Rosen and David Rossmer, a lovable schlub has his heart broken and his apartment burgled.
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Remember back in high school—before you turned into an office schlub—when you could bench some ungodly amount of weight?
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People love mocking public figures, but Spicer was essentially shamed for being a schlub, in that his physical appearance was constantly critiqued.
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In 2015, DJI nabbed Liccardo to join ex-Apple engineer Rob Schlub in opening DJI's research and development center in Silicon Valley.
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Here was another show where the schlub gets the woman who's out of his league, but, again, "Crashing" took it head-on.
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Chris Pratt has gone from Parks and Recreation's lovable schlub Andy Dwyer to a bonafide A-list action hero nearly without a hitch.
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Two: North American schlub marries Frenchman, becomes expat and learns secrets of life, home décor, child rearing and bras from French fairy godmother.
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In tracing the comic pathway by which a schlub becomes more self-assured, it tells a morality tale about the value of persistence.
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Mr. Esparza has morphed from schlub to spellbinder, the kind of guy who could command stadiums with a wave of an outstretched arm.
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So as we say goodbye to Spicer as press secretary, let's take a walk through the last six months of him being schlub-shamed.
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And while she certainly is a fan of hockey, she's also way more qualified to talk hockey than some schlub pulled from the stands.
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Though he didn't hold a senior position, he "wasn't just some low-level schlub who didn't do anything," a government official told The Washington Post.
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But lately I've been wondering how he manages to be so horny every morning, while I feel like a schlub with a reliably limp clit.
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A schlub and some robots riffing on bad movies didn't necessarily sound like a recipe for longevity when "Mystery Science Theater 3000" debuted on Minneapolis-St.
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That means the entire universe-shaking cosmic battle of Infinity War has come down to one schlub who's annoyed because he now has to work on Sundays.
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For all of Queer Eye's magical emotional powers, five men making over a schlub is not what is going to cure the deep-seated differences between American communities.
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In that film, Rogen plays a schlub who falls into a romance with a gorgeous, ambitious, intelligent woman (played by Katherine Heigl) who's seemingly out of his league.
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So, if bonuses are down about 10 percent this year, that means there's some poor schlub who thought he was getting a stick and now he's only getting $900k.
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Per Dominguez's analysis: It works, as the show "explores the complexities of gender and desire in a way rarely seen on reality TV." The Rise of The Rom-Com Schlub.
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His posture isn't the greatest, but he's not a schlub: he's solid, with a habit of walking with his head down, like a race-car driver looking for his keys.
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So if a Pentium II could turn Homer from a bumbling schlub to a college professor in two weeks, a modern Intel chip would have to make him some kind of god.
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Mr. Noguchi and his algorithms immediately pegged me for what I am — a schlub with deeply conservative fashion sensibilities — and gently eased me toward the 21st-century part of my comfort zone.
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The show's eight, roughly 30-minute episodes largely alternate between the perspectives of Original Miles and his clone, demonstrating Rudd's remarkable ability to play both a charming maniac and a worn-out schlub.
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These days any old schlub can pilot a drone without cratering it, what with good old autopilot tech, but there are drone pilots out there whose abilities push the limits of human cognition.
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When you consider something as ever-present as racism through this lens, however, it is perhaps not so amazing to hear that some schlub in the Fenway bleachers called a ballplayer a slur.
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Less defensible: a show which dilates on men's sexual and romantic needs with female characters only present to enable them; a story of a misanthropic schlub who lands a smart, beautiful lady, just because.
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Her one-night stand with a 26-year-old schlub — whose heart is in the right place — turns into a series of unidentified hangouts and hookups, all of which lead to an unplanned pregnancy.
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The puzzlingly fearsome, bumbling, schlub-shooters whose blaster fire is so inaccurate that it's inspired a whole sub-genre of YouTube video compilations mocking the incompetent foot soldiers for consistently and historically missing their targets.
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If you're taking an accurate 3D model of yourself every day, that's a godsend for companies that want to fit you into bespoke outfits, or at least duds that don't make you look like a schlub.
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A preferable course of action for airlines is to reward frequent flyers with the upgrade at the desk—that way the schlub who paid extra won't get resentful, knowing the person next to him had secured a bargain.
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As a woman who exists in the world, I was immediately terrified for Bridg, wondering whether the mystery man, later identified as a "schlub" dad named Craig (Jeremy Shamos), would try to physically assault or kidnap the single mom.
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Yet World wound up becoming not only one of the biggest movies of the year, but of all time, yielding its own mini-meme, and completing Chris Pratt's once-unthinkable conversion from likable sitcom schlub to lean-and-mean franchise star.
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For most of the book, what you are reading are the fractured bits of memory and observation kicking around in the head of a single schlub named Leopold Bloom as he wanders about Dublin on a single day, June 16, 1904.
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At this rate, and with superhero movies and television shows continuing to rake in money at the box office, it feels as if no schlub will be left untouched by Hollywood's thirst for stars who look believable when doing superpowered things.
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The idea that you can just slap some schlub up onstage and say that he's not an individual performer but the embodiment of a musical brand—and is therefore replaceable—is one that both KISS and Andrew W.K. have both openly toyed with.
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In this first of two time-traveling series debuting on the same night, Adam Pally plays a schlub who takes a time machine back to the 1770s, when he can muster a significantly more appealing girlfriend (Leighton Meester) than he can in 2017.
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Mr. Assayas places her in wide-ranging situations — the movie embraces a range of genres, from a paranormal thriller to a glossy action movie to a coming-of-age tale — and dresses her in a variety of costumes, from haute couture fetish to cool-girl schlub wear.
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Eisenman has depicted extremists who believe they are forming colonies of the saved, social gatherings of disparate individuals that seem to have little in common, and intimate moments between two people, usually painted in different styles and colors – individuals of all kinds, including the emotionally disfigured and the hapless schlub.
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Adam Pally of "Happy Endings" plays a schlub named Dan who finds a time machine — actually an extra large duffel bag — and begins taking trips back to the 1770s, an era when he can entice a significantly more attractive and interesting girlfriend, Deborah (Leighton Meester), than he's capable of in 2017.
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My month in athleisure included two birthday parties, one filled with fashion people I didn't want to look like a complete schlub around; a Hamptons weekend with a friend's family; a reunion with my boyfriend's large extended clan; office team cocktails; plenty of work breakfasts, dinners, and drinks; and extensive apartment-hunting.
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While the parallel universe idea is important to the show (which is set in present-day Berlin, more or less), it's more important as a way to set up a series where Howard, a middle-aged schlub (played by the great J.K. Simmons), discovers there's another Howard, just across the universal border, and that the other version of him is a cutthroat go-getter.
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Whatever the subject matter, a rabbi thrown together with a no-nonsense cowboy (The Frisco Kid), an every-man dealing with a murder and intrigue (Silver Streak) or an insecure schlub partnered with a scheming and slightly insane co-producer (The Producers), Wilder guided us through the tale, always with a glint in his eye that said, "trust me, this will all be OK." Take a few hours to rewatch Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Stir Crazy and The Producers.
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But there was something unnerving and surreal about watching a mostly male audience of aging tattooed bros whipped into a barbaric frenzy, chanting slogans while Paul Ryan does his Ben Stiller as the evil nurse in Happy Gilmore act on the closed captioned TV. He's babbling about making America great again and they're screaming about the priests of Iwo Jima in the next room over, and we're in this old rundown theater and a balding schlub is stumbling around in a Sturgill Simpson T-shirt next to me.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE held a raucous rally Monday night in New Hampshire, branding rivals Jeb Bush a "schlub" and Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE "the Canadian," with fans yelling out jokes about erection pills.
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Cromer D, Grimm AJ, Schlub TE, Mak J, Davenport MP. Estimating the in-vivo HIV template switching and recombination rate. AIDS. 2016 Jan;30(2):185-92. Doi: 10.1097/QAD.0000000000000936. PMID:26691546 This recombination exhibits HNI.
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In each episode of Groomed, Hogan takes a "schlub" and puts him through "gentleman's bootcamp" in preparation for a special romantic event with their lady love. The show features men at proposals, weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, and other special celebrations.
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Frank Trigg has four children; Frankie, Kiara, Stone, and Lavin. Trigg welcomed his son Stone in September 2008. On October 2, 2010, Trigg welcomed his son Lavin. In 2006, he appeared in the episode "Fight Schlub" on the sitcom The King of Queens.
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Noel Murray of the Los Angeles Times commented that the film "is passably entertaining", but criticised Seagal's involvement in it – which amounted to "roughly 15 minutes of screen time" – as more distracting than it was value-adding, concluding that "with his thick leather coat, bushy goatee, tinted glasses, and whispery monotone voice, he (Seagal) looks like an ordinary schlub in a Steven Seagal costume." Frank Scheck of The Hollywood Reporter credited Waxman for filming the "action scenes with reasonable proficiency" but ultimately labelled Cartels as a "far cry" from Seagal's best works.
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Trumpeter Rajesh Mehta bought this trumpet while living in Amsterdam and played the Firebird from 1998 until 2011 when he had American trumpet maker George Schlub create the Orka-M Naga Phoenix trumpet for him. The Superbone was another hybrid instrument, a trombone with additional valves played with the left hand. Ferguson incorporated Indian instruments and influences in his music. Ferguson was not the first trumpeter to play in the extreme upper register (such as Cat Anderson), but he could play high notes with full, rich tone, power, and musicality.
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The next day, Mels visits Gorky street and runs into the same group of stilyagi, with Polly among them. Before being aggressively seized by Dryn, another member, he has a short talk with Polly during which she gives him a kiss on the cheek, all while asking Mels if he has gotten sick. Fred, the leader of the gang, then appears, calling Mels an "innocent little schlub", and all the stilyagi leave the scene in Fred's car. Determined to being in love with Polly, Mels decides to change himself for someone she would appreciate: a stilyaga.
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" Despite the positive reviews, most critics dismissed Jay-Z's guest appearance as "lackluster." Bryant Kitching of Consequence of Sound put down Jay-Z's appearance saying, "It's the sequel to Thank Me Later's "Light Up", but the contrast between the two tracks couldn't be more stark. It's here, standing shoulder to shoulder with giants, where it's easiest to see how much Drake's craft has improved since he broke onto the scene. He doesn't need to lean on another MC; He's honed his game to the point where he can make even one of the most decorated rappers look like a second-rate schlub.
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Based on the Argentine film Nine Queens (2000), Stephen Holden of The New York Times felt that "John C. Reilly may be one of our finer character actors, but his portrayal of Richard Gaddis, a gimlet-eyed con man, in Criminal allows too many vestiges of the duped schlub of a husband he played in Chicago to leak into his performance." Reilly reportedly quit the 2005 Lars von Trier film Manderlay to protest the on-set killing of a donkey. He played the lead in one of Miranda July's short films, Are You the Favorite Person of Anybody? (2005). He was in the Jennifer Connelly-led horror film Dark Water (2005) as the manager of a mysterious hotel.
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" The Tampa Bay Times rating the music a B, Sean Daly reports: "But Garth's limitations never kept him from becoming one of the bestselling artists of all time, genres be darned. If anything, his phenomenal success is partly hinged on a common-schlub relatability... But he nevertheless gets dark for a reason: Whining is for puppies. Old dogs just growl and wag on." In a two star out of five review, Jim Faber from the New York Daily News publication opines: "He should have waited longer." Writing for The A.V. Club and rating the album a C, Laura M. Browning remarks: "For a man who helped lead the charge of bringing country to the mainstream, Man Against Machine relies neither on Brooks' country backbone nor his love of rock... Instead of building on Brooks’ strengths, Man Against Machine is firmly rooted in midair.
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