I haven't had coffee yet so I'm gonna get snippy.
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Or practicing snippy retorts for folks who — you are right!
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He grew snippy, sarcastic, quarrelsome with his family — an IRL shitlord.
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Don't offer snippy responses, or indicate how frustrated you might be.
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Never send an angry email or leave a snippy sticky note.
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Following the interview, the veteran journalist told Time that she "didn't want to get snippy with [Clary]" the way she got snippy with her, but wanted to tell her that one day she would regret this moment.
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Sansa and Arya immediately get snippy, retorting that Daenerys was absolutely crazy.
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HB: That snippy attitude from Pompeo continued after the interview ended according to Kelly.
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"snippy" but: He liked women writers and I don't think he ever had a true
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Snippy, low-stakes fights in the middle of high-pressure situations tend to be funny.
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His supporters probably enjoyed this, but stylistically he came across as rude, snippy and snide.
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The other option is we can continue to endure snippy fights on Twitter between politicians.
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She would see women on TV and think they were snippy or full of themselves.
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Then they broke up and Taylor started dating Tom Hiddleston while Calvin fired off snippy tweets.
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But it's the newcomer Rachel Matthews as Danielle, the snippy sorority president, who's the natural comedian.
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Considering his snippy relationship with the media, it's even possible he sticks to that, but it's unlikely.
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Wade but before the internet was invented as a forum for saying snippy things about Anne Hathaway.
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" Adam is uncharacteristically snippy with her when it comes to his mother: "You're bigger than this, surely?
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Ms. Lublin found herself bickering with Ms. Bliss, getting snippy and worn down, but she never wavered.
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The Express, an English newspaper, ran a story online about this and of course there were snippy commenters.
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Catherine, a DJ, brings her dog to the occasion, but the dog is snippy more than it is playful.
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For most of the episode, Glasses, obviously still hurt by Nico's rejection last week, was snippy in his comments.
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I was starting to get snippy when we popped out into the most intimate restaurant on an oceanside cliff.
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B. gets a little snippy with P. for no reason so I put her back inside, and she howls loudly.
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An uncertain swirl of why aren't you farther along in your career/saving more money/less snippy with your husband?
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In a classic comedy setup, Mr. Magni plays the disheveled title sad sack and Mr. Houben his snippy bureaucratic tormentor.
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But whenever I felt myself starting to get snippy, I went into my old childhood bedroom and closed the door.
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Why do we need saunas, ask a series of snippy op-eds, when we now have apps like Grindr and Scruff?
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Coming off a rather snippy debate last week, she was back in good form -- warm, well-focused and above the bickering.
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Meanwhile, a masked vigilante named "Overkill" certainly is that, what with his gravelly voice and snarled "fuck yous" at his snippy computer.
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Stick a bunch of relatives together in the same house, add menu planning and alcohol, and things can get a little snippy.
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As mayor, he earned a reputation among city hall reporters for being dismissive and snippy when asked a question he didn't like.
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Forgive the snippy tone, dear readers, but many of you keep confusing the Haggler with the nitwit, and it is starting to grate.
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I have found that if we haven't had sex, we get snippy, and then if we are having sex, we're all over each other.
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They occasionally exchange snippy words as well, mostly between Mr. Moore and Ms. Spear, who see each other both at work and at home.
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What was supposed to be the nice-guy tête-à-tête was instead a snippy, tit-for-tat exchange in the key of conventional politics.
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We have heard of Type A people, who tend to be driven, impatient, ambitious and snippy, whereas Type B's are laid back, passive and accepting.
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They bond, then become snippy with each other, then fight awkwardly over the same woman (Cate Blanchett, who makes the most of a too-small part).
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But when you drive for an hour from one location to the next, and she doesn't say a single word, a man can get kind of snippy.
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And because he and Lindsay have the only two speaking roles (aside from a bored mountain lion), the movie plays like one long, snippy couples-therapy session.
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After a few snippy back-and-forth comments with the twins, Olivia finally full-on apologized to all of the women, especially Amanda, for saying anything that was offensive to them.
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That Reed worked through that snippy cauldron of critique and continued to redefine what a painting could be — despite the almost vacuum-like absence of critical interest — is in itself a remarkable feat.
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I sensed the same thing in February, when Mr. Colbert's interview with the actor Casey Affleck, there to promote the movie "Triple 9," turned into a snippy back and forth over Mr. Affleck's wardrobe.
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Facebook and the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, or TRAI, are engaged in a snippy epistolary argument as the agency prepares to write new policy that would affect Free Basics, Facebook's discounted internet offering.
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Since Trump's snippy public meeting last week with likely incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Democratic Senate leader Chuck Schumer, most attention has focused on the President's willingness to accept responsibility for a possible government shutdown.
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But somehow among all the screaming and snippy side comments, what we were most fixated on were the high-fashion gowns all the cast members were wearing (and when we say high fashion, we're talking Alexander McQueen!).
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Because last night, in precisely such a game, with the Raptors leading the Cavs at half-time—as they did for almost the entire game before wilting and succumbing to James in overtime—Drake decided to get snippy with Kendrick Perkins.
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These come not only from Caroline's immediate family, but also from her snippy, cocaine-snorting assistant — Amanda (Jasmyn Banks), whose mother recently died after a long siege of multiple sclerosis — and the hunky handyman, Graeme (James Sutton), who worships the patrician Caroline.
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Ahead of the debate, a person familiar the mayor's preparation told CNN that the former mayor's team is well aware that the candidate's demeanor -- one where he struggles to show empathy and can come across as dismissive and snippy -- is a challenge.
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CAVUTO: I wonder if he reads in the press their terse, snippy comments, much like -- remember Justin Trudeau in Canada, when he felt that he was saying -- that is, the president felt he was saying something differently than what he had said at G7 summit?
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When Nicky Morgan, the former education secretary, made a snippy remark about a pair of leather trousers worn by the prime minister, Downing Street blew a gasket: "Don't bring that woman to No 10 again," stormed a text from Ms Hill to another former minister.
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Saturday, when his No. 24 Bearcats had dropped a 76-71 decision to No. 21 Rhode Island, Cronin was snippy after the game, making it clear he wasn't happy with the way his team had played — and with at least one of the questions thrown his way.
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I won't make anyone slog through the very technical legal arguments about whether the FCC can override state laws, except to say that the court was not very impressed with the FCC's argument that it has the implied authority to do so, and was pretty snippy about it.
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The first and only vice-presidential debate of 2016 was less a game-changer than a channel-changer, a snippy and probably inconsequential 90 minutes marginally won by Mike Pence – a confident, slightly smarmy debater very much in the mold of those calculating Washington, D.C., politicians who are destroying America.
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But while Marvel has expressly laid out a number of formulas that its competitors have struggled to imitate — from its highly specific mix of action and fast-paced snippy humor to its frequent, unapologetic visual and narrative nods to the most obsessive fans in its midst — it's also beginning to break those formulas.
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As I chew my last bites of fish filet (gotta say, that bun is delightfully pillowy), I get some exercise (by pontificating, obvs): Sure, I've been put up to this, but my five days of Trump have served as an excuse for skipping the gym, my reason for being snippy, my justification for availing myself of irresponsibly raised meat.
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Howard Brown 18. C.H. Gordon 19. Gilbert Holland 20. Burble Jackson 21. Snippy Mason (né Arthur Robinson Mason; 1891–1976), tenor ‡ 22.
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Eagles noted that the author "quickly surveys 160 years of Dallas' history in as many pages".Eagles, p. 160. Phillips characterized Eagles's review as "snippy",Home page. White Metropolis.
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He also produced The Fox and Crow and Li'l Abner series, as well as the omnibus Phantasies series. In spite of the Oscar nominations, Harry Cohn fired Dave in 1944, replacing him with Harry Binder. He approached Republic Pictures with an elf-like version of Koko the Clown, a character named "Snippy", who was tried out as a live action–animation combo novelty at the end of the low- budget nightclub musical, Trocadero. A "Snippy" cartoon series never materialised, however.
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This breed is affectionate and docile. They are unlikely to bite or be snippy with people, although they have a much stronger guarding instinct than some other sighthound breeds. They are usually well behaved around children and also with other dogs. They are somewhat reserved but should not be overly shy.
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Retrieved January 20, 2008. was described by several critics to be "old-timey". One of three Thile-Watkins-Watkins composed pieces on the album, "Best Of Luck" was the tenth track on Why Should the Fire Die?. Sara Watkins had the lead vocal for "Best Of Luck", and was complimented by critics for her "snippy" and "assertive" vocal.
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A March 2012 report at MTV.com claimed that "Morgan has apparently felt slighted over the years by Madonna ... he claims he was lied to by the singer's publicist", and that "Morgan escalated the feud, sending a snippy message to Madonna ... Morgan wrote, 'Welcome to Twitter @MadonnaMDNAday – you're still banned from my show. Love Piers.'" Morgan additionally banned Madonna's publicist Guy Oseary due to what he called "guilt by association".
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Many cases of mutilation have been reported worldwide since the 1967 Snippy incident, chiefly in the Americas and Australia. In South America, an estimated 3,500 incidents have occurred since 2002, when around 400 cases were reported. Mutilation investigators assert that a large number of cases are never reported to authorities, perhaps no more than one in ten. In the summer of 2019, five bulls were mutilated at the Silvies Valley Ranch in Oregon.
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"I don't think I've ever realized that Callie and Cristina never really interacted before. When they did speak to one another the episode, their personalities clash right away. At first they were snippy to one another but the two bonded after slicing open a runner's legs and then operating on him.", assessed West, in response to Torres and Yang's arc, which was described as "an obvious parallel to the rest of the episode".
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Similar to the previous song, the eleventh track of the album has racy lyrics; on it Timberlake "cockily" sings the line, "I could think of a couple positions for you". "Let's Take a Ride" is the twelfth song on the album, on which, according to Uncut magazine, Timberlake "offers to deliver you from your humdrum existence". The record concludes with "Never Again", a ballad, on which Timberlake becomes "downright maudlin and snippy".
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Even when unarmed, she will fight until incapacitated. Eilonwy commonly uses unusual similes and metaphors, such as "If you don't listen to what somebody tells you, it's like putting your fingers in your ears and jumping down a well." She is also sharp, snippy, strong-willed, and sarcastic, but at the same time talkative and often scatterbrained. Eilonwy frequently gets angry with Taran, usually for reasons he does not understand, though in secret she does care for him.
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The park, 2013 After early damage to the pond's ecosystem, signs were placed to explicitly indicate pets are not allowed. Some visitors consider the park a waste of money, while others appreciate the serenity that a pocket park can provide in the middle of the city. Still others participate in yoga in the park. The park has been called a "beautiful little oasis", and architect Laurie Olin remarked: > I've heard some Portlanders are snippy about Dreiseitl's park, boutique > ecology and all that.
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Molico Ross, a winner of the domestic competition, wrote Nobo and Her? between 2012 and 2017, and Shinigami ni Datte, Ai wa Aru (published since 2017) is based on "Thirty and a Half Minutes", a work by the 4th international contest winner, Vietnamese female writer Snippy MJ. In another action to expand its public, in August 2015, Coamix and The Silent Manga Audition Committee created a section called "Zenon International" on the contest website to publish the SMAC! Web Magazine.
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After one year and a half, Jimmy still can't win Sabrina's heart and becomes depressed when he finds out that she and Wyatt are planning to move in together. Virginia hatches a plan to make Sabrina jealous. Virginia calls up Sabrina under the ruse that she is looking for Jimmy and lies to her that Jimmy has a girlfriend and they are very happy together. The next day at the grocery store, it is apparent that her plan is a success as Sabrina is snippy about Jimmy having a girlfriend.
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I Get This Call Every Day makes use of a simplistic art style and uses only one viewpoint throughout the game In I Get This Call Every Day, players take the role of an unnamed call centre employee sitting at their desk. They answer a call from "Billy Swarth", a taxpayer who wants to change his address in the system. The caller is snippy and dense, and will answer security questions only partially. The player can select from a menu of responses to guide Swarth through the security process.
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In the 2008 3D animated film The Clone Wars, Yoda (voiced by Tom Kane) assigns Ahsoka Tano (voiced by Ashley Eckstein) as Anakin's Padawan apprentice, a responsibility Anakin is at first reluctant to accept. Anakin calls her "Snips" for her "snippy" attitude, while Ahsoka calls him "Skyguy" as a pun on his surname. After earning Anakin's respect during a dangerous mission, Ahsoka joins him on a quest to rescue Jabba the Hutt's infant son, Rotta. Her impetuousness both annoys and endears her to her master, and Anakin develops a friendly affection for his apprentice.
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She is playful and snippy with many people such as Amanda and Owen. But then she can be gravely serious and no nonsense if it is a topic that affects her emotionally. Birkhoff makes a note that Alex is so fired up and ready to put her life on the line, that she would do drugs just to get back out into the field. This greatly conflicts him, Alex, and Nikita; Nikita told Alex, in order for her to get clean, she must find the reason why she feels the need to put her life is to confront her suppressed past.
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Ahsoka first appears in the Clone Wars film on August 15, 2008 (prior to the TV series, Clone Wars, which debuted October 2008) as a 14-year-old Padawan apprentice newly assigned to Anakin Skywalker. Yoda assigns her to Anakin to teach him a greater sense of responsibility, and Anakin is initially frustrated by this decision. Their early interactions are "playfully contentious", with Anakin calling her "Snips" for her "snippy" attitude and Ahsoka calling him "Skyguy" as a pun on his surname. After earning Anakin's respect on a dangerous mission, Ahsoka joins him on a quest to rescue Jabba the Hutt's infant son.
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Wanda Gág's Millions of Cats was published in 1928 and became the first picture book to receive a Newbery Medal runner-up award. Wanda Gág followed with The Funny Thing in 1929, Snippy and Snappy in 1931, and then The ABC Bunny in 1933, which garnered her a second Newbery runner-up award. In 1931, Jean de Brunhoff's first Babar book, The Story of Babar was published in France, followed by The Travels of Babar then Babar the King. In 1930, Marjorie Flack authored and illustrated Angus and the Ducks, followed in 1931 by Angus and The Cats, then in 1932, Angus Lost.
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Observer critic Kathryn Flett noted that Baxendale's high-profile role in Friends made her the "star" of Cold Feet in the first series, but both she and Rachel had been "eclipsed" by the other actors and characters by the time of the final series. Spectator critic Simon Hoggart wrote, "I wasn't as sorry about poor old Rachel as I should have been. It was one of those deaths which makes you think, 'Oh, her poor baby boy,' rather than 'Goodness, how we'll miss her.'" Hoggart attributed his ambivalence to Baxendale's portrayal of the character as a "fraught, snippy" woman.
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More so than its predecessors, Dungeons 3 contains a lot of allusions to other works of science-fiction and fantasy as well as meta-humor, which includes frequently breaking the fourth wall by both the narrator and Thalya in dialogue. The narrator (Kevan Brighting) also frequently argues with Thalya during missions and alters the missions based on these dialogues, such as having Thalya be attacked by bears he conjured out of thin air because she made a snippy comment at his expense. Allusions to other games of the same genre, especially Warcraft III, as well as other games, films, such as The Lord of the Rings, and fantasy franchises are numerous.
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However, in some cases, strange marks or imprints near the site have been found. In the famous "Snippy" case, there was an absolute absence of tracks in a 100 ft (30 m) radius of the carcass (even the horse's own tracks disappeared within 100 ft (30 m) of the body.) But within this radius, several small holes were found seemingly "punched" in the ground and two bushes were absolutely flattened.M. Rommel Jr, Kenneth, Operation Animal Mutilation, pp.172-75 In Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, June 1976, a "trail of suction cup-like impressions" was found leading from a mutilated three-year-old cow.
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She and Beau go on an extended honeymoon, traveling all over the world ("Loving You"). While they're away, Patrick goes from a young child who pulls in a B+ average to a high school senior (Bruce Davison) flunking many classes ("The Letter"). When Beau dies in an avalanche in the Alps, Mame returns home to be reunited with a now-grown Patrick, who is dating a snobby, conservative girl named Gloria Upson (Doria Cook-Nelson). When Mame meets Vera for a drink, the two trade snippy comments, which they insist are not being made out of hatred, but simple honesty, as that's what "Bosom Buddies" do.
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Later they make up, and Joan accidentally cuts her finger. Initially reluctant to have him treat it, and snippy about his statement that treating it, for him, is like filing papers for her (she corrects him to point out she works at a higher level than that now), Joan is ultimately impressed by his positive bedside manner and competence when he stitches the cut. Back in New York, on New Year's Day, Don encounters Lane in the office and takes him out for a movie and dinner. Lane confides that his wife has left him, and Don persuades him to come along and meet a couple of call girls.
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At the hockey game, Ross continues to reminisce on Carol, which makes him depressed once again, and annoys Chandler and Joey. He becomes happy again when the game starts but is soon hit in the face with the hockey puck and are forced to head to the hospital where they deal with a snippy receptionist, Nurse Sizemore (Mary Pat Gleason). While waiting around, Ross admits to Chandler and Joey that the memory is important to him as it was the day he lost his virginity. After Ross is fit in a nose cast, he encounters a bratty boy (Benjamin Caya) who "found" the hockey puck that hit Ross and claims it as his own.
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Not much is known about his life on earth besides the fact that he had once had a dog named Baron. His name on earth was Kalie, and he lived in West Silies. Like the other children he tries to put up a serious (and at times snippy) front, acting like he can handle himself without anybody's help, but it becomes clear that he just wants to return to his old life on Greecia like the rest of them or, if that's not possible, live a peaceful life on earth. He is the first of the Befort Children to meet Tohma, who bumps into him while searching for Helga and then fights him on Kokkuri Island.
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After meeting with law enforcement and other officials to discuss the circumstances surrounding Bland's death, he said that "the kind of information disclosed on Bland's intake form should have prompted jail officials to place Bland on a suicide watch, meaning a face-to-face check on her welfare every 15 minutes instead of the hourly checks normally required." Bland's death resulted in protests, and calls for investigation by family, friends and others including Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX). Eric Zorn, writing for the Chicago Tribune, criticized Encinia for his handling of the traffic stop, calling him a "petty tyrant" and referring to his "Are you done?" as "snippy condescension familiar to anyone experienced in the bickering arts".
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Pinkard also wrote and produced the Broadway musical, comedy show Liza (from the book by Irvin C. Miller), which opened November 27, 1922 at Daly's 63rd Street Theatre, New York City. Ran for 172 performances (November 27, 1922 - April 21, 1923). Original Cast included Emmett Anthony, Will A. Cook, Thaddius Drayton, Alonzo Fenderson, Doe Doe Green, R. Eddie Greenlee, Snippy Mason, Irvin C. Miller, Quintard Miller, Billy Mills, Packer Ramsey, Maude Russell, Gertrude Saunders, Margaret Simms, William Simms and Elizabeth Terrill. Lyrics and music by Maceo Pinkard: "Tag Day," "Pleasure," "I'm the Sheriff," "Liza," "Just a Barber Shop Cord," "Just a Barber Shop Cord," "That Brownskin Flapper," "On the Moonlit Swanee," "Essence," "Forget Your Troubles, "(I've Got Those) Runnin' Wild Blues," "Dandy," "My Creole Girl," "Planning," "Love Me," and "Don't Be Blue.
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Tiska (Dorothy Appleby), Taska (Mary Ainslee) and Baska (Ethelreda Leopold) Jones, three snippy society girls, are willed a huge inheritance so long as they are married by a certain time and date, but their fiances postpone their engagements as they, along with the Fleet, are bound for Honolulu. Their shrewd lawyer Diggins (Richard Fiske) suggests they marry three death row inmates, the Mushroom Murder Gang (the Stooges) to retain the dough; once they are married, they get their inheritance, the convicts are hanged, and the girls can marry their fiances free and clear. The girls soon show up to the Stooges' cell and marry the three inmates, then the girls depart. (Moe and Curly, disappointed that they did not receive a wedding kiss, give each other a kiss instead.) The Stooges are brought to the scaffold at Hang-em'-all Prison as other prisoners watch from the stands.
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Stephen Holden, film critic for The New York Times, did not think the film worked well and opined that the actors did not connect. He wrote, "[the film displays] a gaping lack of emotional connection among the characters in a romantic triangle that feels conspicuously unromantic ... what ultimately sinks this stylish but heartless film is a flat lead performance by the eternally snippy Meg Ryan ... Ms. Ryan expresses no inner conflict, nor much of anything else beyond a mounting tension. Even when her wide blue eyes well up with tears, the pain she conveys is more the frustration of a little girl who has misplaced her doll than any deep, empathetic suffering." Critic David Ansen gave the film a mixed review, writing, > Taylor Hackford's thriller Proof of Life leaves a lot to be desired, but > it's got its hands on a fascinating subject ... To be fair, Tony Gilroy's > screenplay keeps the romance on the back burner ... Thorne is the most > compelling aspect of Proof of Life, thanks to Crowe's quiet, hard-bitten > charisma.
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