"Holy Moly," their new collaboration, is like a photonegative of that song — a mean stomp rather than a buoyant thump, surly lyrics delivered in surly fashion rather than surly lyrics delivered with wild glee.
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The reality is that they are at best surly reformers.
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Conversation turned to the surly octogenarians who are Spain's mascots.
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He had a distant, often surly relationship with the press.
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"It's the event that people are excited about," said Omar Ansari, the owner of Surly Brewing Co. Surly releases its Russian imperial stout, Darkness, in limited quantities once a year on the Saturday before Halloween.
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Even surly Stormtroopers need to kick back once in a while.
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Surly, he complains about everyone around him doing what they want.
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Groot has gone from a cute baby to a surly teen.
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Being surly is a challenge if it's not expected of you.
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One Trump was petulant and surly, the other charming and warm.
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The next day, a surly officer tore down everything save one.
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Few cultural stereotypes are more pervasive than the surly French garçon.
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Few cultural stereotypes are more pervasive than the surly French waiter.
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As a general rule, customers can expect long waits and surly staff.
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Mr Saviano skilfully depicts Nicolas's transformation from surly adolescent into ruthless boss.
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Your daughter, scrolling through Instagram, acknowledges your presence with a surly grunt.
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Alice is surly and sulks in bed; Camille is hardened and impatient.
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Imagine a surly 40 year old man in a serious independent film.
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Sure. Was the bartender downright surly when I asked for a receipt?
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"Victims Of A Bomber Raid" (Surly Brewing Darkness Russian Imperial Stout) 13.
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NASA's Valkyrie (R5) robot will never slip the surly bonds of Earth.
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French waiters do have a reputation for being snobby or even surly.
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A shy, surly boy, he sought no friends in Kutama, his village.
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A shy, surly boy, he sought no friends in Kutama, his village.
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Even the surly customs officer who stamped my passport brought them up.
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Red-faced and surly, he was probably the most unpleasant presence onstage.
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The sticker set might be just the thing to soothe a surly tween.
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"I've gotten a little more surly in my regular life," Di Domenico says.
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Everyone in Düsseldorf knows about it, including Louise's surly civil-servant husband, Theo.
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Marjorie Meek-Bradley is kind of a surly jerk, yet she's immensely likable.
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In 1812, Snow White wakes up when a surly servant beats her corpse.
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Surly commuters heralded the M Shop grand opening with a stream of invective.
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Now he has slipped the surly bonds of fashion week to do it.
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On another night, you could see Mark Calabrese's surly, first-rate card manipulation.
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If comic fans around the office are extra surly this week, forgive them.
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First of all, teens are surly by definition, and their interests are ever-changing.
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The French didn't get their reputation for being surly and rude for no reason.
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The Guy, feeling a little surly at being asked about racial politics, begins hedging.
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" And when economies worldwide stagnate, the result, Summers writes, is that "electorates turn surly.
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Weiner also defended Conyers' "surly moments" with staffers, saying that is commonplace among politicians.
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It wasn't noble or solemn, it was drunk, surly, and there were sequins involved.
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Mr. Mattos, don't forget your root vegetables, and send those surly servers back downtown.
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" –in reference to the surly waitress in a dream diner in Dream Master "Kids.
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Surly and defiant in a tracksuit and flip-flops, Mr Cheka denies it all.
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Listen to more surly and burly punk rock on Tim Scott's radio show Teenage Hate.
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He comes off as gruff and surly—a basketball madman who probably doesn't like you.
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If surly and screaming TV teens and tweens stress you out, this isn't for you.
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Perhaps the sense of anticlimax that overtook so many surly Brexiteers has seized him, too.
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Sixteen years later, a surly teenager shows up at her door, looking for her mother.
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Rabies is the obvious one, so staying away from surly mammals is a good general rule.
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After all, was the Night King even responsible for his surly disposition and heinous end-goal?
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Han's surly voice explains that he and Chewie have arrived with a little gift from Luke.
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There she meets James McDermott (Kerr Logan), a surly farmhand who is determined to marry her.
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They're perfect for anyone who dreams of sleeping with a surly diner owner (and who doesn't!).
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Among other things, virtualization allowed applications to become decoupled from the surly constraints of physical bindings.
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Showing kindness to someone who is being surly or insulting to others can be extremely difficult.
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How could a writer be so surly, so unkind to the person assigned to help him?
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I'm not stuck in the house with two surly teenagers who cringe every time I speak.
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The actor Russell Harvard sat in an armchair, draped in a blue robe and looking surly.
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Beneath his surly exterior, though, there's a dog-loving Dubsmash fan just waiting to get out.
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Five surly youths wearing red raglan smocks and merry tasselled hats turned toward him in astonishment.
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On Sunday at the Australian Open, Djokovic finally and decisively slipped the surly bonds of Sampras.
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A series of hilarious disasters that starts with a surly police officer and ends with an explosion.
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Sure, he's surly, but so are most middle-aged white men who might also be in consideration.
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"Not today, Gravity, you surly son of a bitch," the crowd seemed to collectively and defiantly decree.
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Fast food is haunted by stories of surly servers, indifferent cashiers, and cooks spitting in customers' food.
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The father is embarrassed, a bit surly, but he listens to what the woman has to say.
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Robinson's surly, scenery-devouring swagger turns Larsen into a sadistic dictator inspired by his readings of Nietzsche.
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Daniel Craig, as previously announced, will reprise his role as the suave and increasingly surly British spy.
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Even in ordinary circumstances, there's a basis for the cliché of the moody, broody, surly, volatile teenager.
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I approach its creator, Marcus Levine, a surly looking man sporting headwear that resembles a leather condom.
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Alice's is no-frills, crowded, and rowdy, and you can expect heavy pours, raucous laughter, and surly bouncers.
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This album, a song cycle about the end of an affair with a man, is still quite surly.
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When I exited the elevator bank, I was met by a stylish and surly guy, the "head" intern.
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He's a bit of a surly character that would probably get along well with the prickly George Lucas.
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Or maybe it was not being surrounded by hordes of agitated, surly New Yorkers all late for work.
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He looks surly and bored as he fiddles with handheld game console (like a Gameboy, but more futuristic).
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Together, they are like a pair of matadors, proud, surly and capable of producing the most magnificent flourish.
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At the time, they featured offerings from Copenhagen's Mikkeller and To Øl, Minnesota's Surly, and New Zealand's Zeffer.
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The world continues to endure a democratic recession, made worse by the surly ignorance of an American president.
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The new clip isn't especially long, but it provides a nice, focused look on surly hero Cloud Strife.
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Well, less my sobriety, and more my surly annoyance with him coming home fucked up all the time.
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And along with those dark tones is a surly demeanor, a fitting contrast to the always chipper BB-8.
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But passengers notice his surly attitude and when his driver ratings fall below 4.6, he is deactivated from Uber.
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Will has no choice but to join his surly father-in-law in a cross-country journey to Seattle.
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I'd see her in the hallways like a surly specter from my past, and we wouldn't even say hello.
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" Absurdity—specifically a kind of surly noise-geek strain of neo-Dadaism—runs through all of Auris's "anti-releases.
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No wonder the player once regarded as a surly teenager with bad hair is now a British sporting icon.
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Dragon Quest XI neatly and effectively sells how Erik, our surly rogue, got to where he is in life.
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Surly and defiant, President Trump was ensconced in the White House, lashing out like King Lear with a cellphone.
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And Mitchell plays him perfectly, capturing the character's bemusement and embarrassment, his desperation and, later, his surly, slurry dismissiveness.
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David is underemployed, surly, and still carrying the torch for his metal band that broke up six years ago.
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Our boy Kanye is known as a surly fellow, possibly an asshole, possibly the soothsayer of the social media era.
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Claire is just wrapping her head around this when the surly cook enters, and demands to know what she's doing.
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But they can be surly and ignore me a lot, so None Pizza With Left Beef may be my legacy.
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Harington has also happily spoofed his surly character in the past, as he did on Late Night With Seth Meyers.
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Soon Apple will slip the surly bonds of Earth, the strictures of time and space and be ready for launch.
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For better or for worse, Mr. Putin has forced the world to reckon with a surly and combative Russia again.
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Everyone on this show, whether alien aunt or surly teen manning the doughnut shop, thinks Steven is just the greatest.
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It's easy enough to love a wide-eyed, chubby-cheeked infant; less so a hyperactive 8-year-old or surly teen.
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The girl is introduced being surly about the fact that her father's considerably younger girlfriend (Julia Jones) can share her clothes.
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Your reverie is interrupted as your club membership key is demanded by some surly goon wearing a tuxedo without a shirt.
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Stay hopeful no matter what kind of people cross your path (or drive thru :) ) Surly, God has good blessing in store.
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We'll be covering the event, letting you know how SpaceX intends to break us free of the surly bonds of Earth.
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So does this video of a cameraman laughing at a Fox reporter who gets called "weather boy" by a surly child.
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The shark, which looks like a surly salamander that swallowed a softball and then grew fins, is an albino swell shark.
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While this helped me find a dose of patience for this surly patient, in the disability report, I told the truth.
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Indeed, he seemed more like a surly misfit — he beat his wife, until she threw him out — than a prospective terrorist.
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A surly briefing from Downing Street, criticising other European leaders, suggests that a blame game is well and truly under way.
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A two-fisted piano boogie with a pugnacious slide guitar, "Wasted Words" is a surly lover's quarrel escalated to theological ground.
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The thought: Everybody in this grim world of fraying housing blocks — surly cops, troubled children and bewildered parents — is in trouble.
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Disquiet lingered from Trump's travel ban on refugees and his surly phone conversation with the Australian prime minister the previous week.
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So this time, SNL's Spicer was particularly surly while crashing the press room to issue an apology — or something like it, anyway.
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Maybe not even that, if, as one surly Last Jedi hater claimed, you can build some bots to do that for you.
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He has a way of disarming even the toughest criminals – like Knuckles (Brendan Gleeson), the surly prison cook who becomes Paddington's pal.
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"I'd buy a four-pack in a heartbeat instead of dealing with this DIY crap," said Seifert in his adorable surly style.
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Nardwuar the Human Serviette is known for being a shining ball of positive enthusiasm, catching his sometimes surly interview subjects off guard.
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"Although, the crowd fills in with non-winners at the Oscars so it gets a little surly by the last half hour."
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The same amount of time with a surly teenaged babysitter will set parents back twice that amount, making this a veritable bargain.
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After all, harsh language is so much easier than reasoned debate, and it never fails to rouse the surly squadrons of Sen.
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This might even be the secret pragmatism behind some of the farther-flung settings: to let slip the surly bonds of context.
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Ya dong has been a part of Thai culture for years and is more often than not associated with surly street drinking.
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As rappers, Timeless Truth are true to their influences: Solace is a surly bruiser, and Oprime39 is a raspy-voiced smooth talker.
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If ever you find yourself confronted by a surly Stormtrooper that you need to distract, just pop on a bit of Beyoncé.
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His cheeriness was later negated by surly, combative exchanges with reporters over the dark tone he adopted in the midterms' closing days.
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The stage is set for a villain unlike any other in the canon of epic poems for children: a surly dump truck.
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In Ms. Jiles's exquisite, unsentimental voice, this novel describes the captain's journey with the initially surly 10-year-old he calls Johanna.
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Tina Goldstein (Katherine Watson), who was a main character in the first Fantastic Beasts movie, is mysteriously relegated to surly love interest here.
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What matters is that we "slipped the surly bonds of Earth" and saw a way forward for our backward and war-like species.
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There was also an orange Freighty Cat towing a Surly trailer, and a mint-green Birota that had been enlisted for the occasion.
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Watching the young Foreman with telephone pole jab and his surly attitude in interviews, one cannot help but think of the Big Bear.
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Here, poverty and economic decline has led to the surly separation of a left-behind, resentful white working class and a Muslim minority.
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Lyrics like "Solitarily confined / Taken by force from behind / By a surly white supremacist named Klaus" don't tend to top the Billboard charts.
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Installing and setting up Eero is simple — no surly cable guy required — and the system is managed via an app on your smartphone.
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It was Gregg "Pop" Popovich, the seemingly surly but universally beloved coach of the San Antonio Spurs talking about race, specifically white privilege.
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There were also some surly-looking Chihuahuas and several Chinese cresteds -- which are to ugly dog shows what Brazilians are to World Cups.
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Physically closed in and unsmiling, outwardly surly and inwardly despairing, Autumn doesn't quip her way out of trouble or even talk that much.
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But that was apparently enough to send her on a "one-way" mission to avenge his death with a surly former romantic rival.
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Ask any Parisian about their past experiences with cabs and you almost always get stories about dishonest detours, surly drivers and smelly cars.
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If these two scared you with their surly expressions in the beginning of the movie...well, you'll be downright shaking by their final scene.
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IF HILLARY CLINTON has made any new friends in this surly election year, that group should start with the souvenir-sellers at Trump rallies.
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For all Mr Macron's fresh-faced appeal, he will have his work cut out in a country that is in a decidedly surly mood.
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The 24 race has been notably nasty, with Trump assuming the attack dog role campaigns have traditionally outsourced to running mates and surly surrogates.
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Related: Actor Shia LaBeouf arrested on public drunkenness charge Body camera video released by authorities showed a surly, uncooperative LaBeouf yelling profanities at police.
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A surly Polish man happens upon them, and they reluctantly take him in, not understanding his language but knowing that he hopes for food.
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On a recent morning, the mood was surly along the rows of wooden stalls where the Chinese inspect the jade for quality and color.
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Then again, at the behest of the surly auteur, Herman actively steals the identities and talents of the rest of the actors on set.
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But Nicole is not without her own funny moments, like when she moves back home and reverts into surly teen mode with her mom.
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Managers might shrug and accept a man who was unkempt, unshaven and surly, but they wouldn't tolerate a woman who behaved the same way.
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But even at showpiece state hotels, surly staff sneer, as if wondering why Algeria bothered with liberation only to end up serving foreigners once again.
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All her life Beverly has wanted to "slip the surly bonds," as she read in a poem at school, to get away and stay away.
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Armed with a diagnosis, Paul and Alison, along with their older daughter, in-laws, and Joe's surly grandpa, must decide how to move forward together.
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The entire movie is a push-and-pull between Finn and Bianca, between the imaginations of a surly teenage boy and an energetic young girl.
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Or will it be Jud, the surly, ominous farmhand who may have a history of violence as well as an obsessive interest in Laurey herself?
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She's still surly and trying to find new cases when one, which happens to involve her past and some unexplained murders, falls into her lap.
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She's much more surly than the rest of the women characters — like Michelle Dockery's Alice Fletcher, Mary Agnes is doing everything she can to survive.
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On the other hand, her double, Umbrae, always has a smile on her face — but it's even more cold and uninviting than Zora's surly expressions.
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Instead of acting mean and surly, as is the unfounded reputation with most cats, Holly seemed to not only want human affection but demand it.
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It is so uninspiring that surly professors call it the "freshman nerve," because it is often misidentified by first year medical students as a nerve.
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Ditto plays the house band, dressed up in her Urban Cowboy meets Elvis best, while a surly crew of men gets into a bar brawl.
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If a fedora was personified, he'd be that surly dude at the bar who smirks insufferably while pew pewing his finger guns at unlucky passersby.
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Not yet lost to hormones and a locked bedroom door, he practices the part of the surly teenager, offering a preview of things to come.
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Ellen Muth stars as George, a surly young woman who dies in a freak accident at 18 and is recruited to be a grim reaper.
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Whistler's night life is lively for a ski village, with the kind of pumping bass, surly bouncers and long lines of a city club scene.
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Wilson plays Natalie, a somewhat surly New York architect who positively hates rom-coms, even though she's completely fluent in all their annoying little tics.
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It takes a heck of a lot of firepower to slip the surly bonds of earth and dance the skies on laughter-silvered wings (I'm told).
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A guy around my age named Jack (the demographic I least wanted to speak to — hot man in his mid-20s) started off surly and skeptical.
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I don't know why the surly guard has a phone the size of a Bible that says "NAPEAIO" on it, but he does, that's the rule.
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Your team includes everything from a surly demon to an honorable sea serpent knight, with a talking dog and mischievous harpy thrown in for good measure.
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A surly mood continued into Monday night, but this time was directed in rat-a-tat attacks against Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and the Democratic establishment.
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A judge ordered James to avoid all Wendy's restaurants (and presumably any other fast-food joints that don't appreciate having surly reptiles hurled at their employees).
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But still — I'm not sure that this particular variety of tough-guy stuff will go very far in impressing Roper and his band of surly kittens.
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After a quick meal from Steak 'n Shake, A Boogie began rolling up some weed in the lobby while in the background, a surly beat throbbed.
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Britain's June vote to exit the European Union is now widely seen as a retreat into surly isolation by a slim majority who don't like foreigners.
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Ingri Enger Damon, the surly one, showed terrific gusto in her late impersonation of the crude male American soldier who loved the ladies and left them.
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They offer more than the surly sheriff and the doofy would-be stepdad, respectively, through the heavy lifting of building a character largely on their own.
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A surly-looking man on a balcony splashes some water on a foreman below who has come to fix a defective pipe; the foreman curses back.
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Hard drugs like heroin and fentanyl have found their way to this rural Pennsylvania township, as have the surly survivalist groups pitched in the deep woods.
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In Iowa, meanwhile, surly Joe Biden erupted at an 83-year-old retired farmer who brought up Hunter Biden's nepotistic payday from a Ukrainian energy company.
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In the past, Angolan and Zimbabwean ministers at the conference made almost no public bid to attract investors and were generally unapproachable, surrounded by surly handlers.
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An illuminated sign above the bar declares "WELCOME," though bartenders tend toward the surly, except to drinkers who could place in a Rick Rubin lookalike contest.
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Tempos, moods and sometimes lyrics changed from night to night; at different shows, a song like "Tell Me, Momma" could be merry, surly, imploring or exultant.
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John Lewis, a black man who was beaten and insulted in the civil rights movement, argued that George Wallace, the surly segregationist Alabama politician, deserved forgiveness.
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At a fancy place called Via Veneto, where the tablecloths are a crisp white and the waiters are appropriately surly, we ordered our first Calabrian meals.
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You can't stop the tidal waves that swamp otherwise ordinary Americans, because the tidal waves have become surly, implacable gods, caring little for the rest of us.
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Taken from their upcoming album Don't Be Shy on Brooklyn label Katorga Works, the new track blasts along with a sing-a-long chorus and surly riffs.
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Pep Guardiola was comically surly in an interview with Sky Sports' Rob Palmer earlier in the campaign, while Arsene Wenger has been pulling this shit for years.
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Gregg Popovich was just as surly as you'd imagine about it, accusing Pachulia of unsportsmanlike conduct and reciting a laundry list of questionable plays from Zaza's past.
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More like Know the Risk: Excessive Punctuation His troubles start in his arrival airport, where a surly and suspicious border guard checks his passport for yummy secrets.
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I remember we had a secretary who showed up about half the time, was mean, surly and vindictive when she was called out for her abysmal behavior.
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The show offers an appreciation for an 18-year-old queen, as well as a surly glare at the institutions and men who tried to constrain her.
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His part is actually kind of amazing, in that you can absolutely imagine Drake as a surly teenage waiter, a real estate agent, and a restaurant manager.
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To do this she needs to travel over perilous, enchanted mountains accompanied only by a surly witch-girl named Strix with whom she has nothing in common.
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Marantz meets a 60-year-old "surly racist" with 25,000 subscribers on YouTube who, in another era, might have been relegated to muttering on his front porch.
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Franco could anchor a tentpole action franchise like Planet of the Apes with charm, or exude surly brilliance as a charismatic thug in Harmony Korine's Spring Breakers.
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"Surly" seems to be the most popular description, say those who have worked alongside him, and some people at the agency have refused to work for him.
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Then there was Ice Screamers (later Sweet Screamers, and, as a last ditch, Sweet Creamers), a soft-serve spot run by a surly guy with an eyepatch.
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She cheered for her hero, Pee Wee Reese, at shortstop, and drank in the aroma of hot dogs and beer, and the surly sounds from the stands.
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Despite the loud complaints of a few surly business owners and conservative pundits, raising the wage hasn&apost killed jobs, raised costs for consumers, or closed restaurants.
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"Jeffrey used to be better-looking, but he got bitten by a surly black hound dog named Sam who resides at 8 Bermuda Road," said Richard Harrison.
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Means's first story collection, "A Quick Kiss of Redemption" (1991), is fairly traditional, but one can already feel him chafing at the surly bonds of realist norms.
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"She's definitely a little more standoffish ... not the type of cat to walk up to you," Saffoe said, indicating the bobcat's surly nature will keep her from confessing.
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Jack's father Tom (a particularly surly Robert DuVall) held the seat before him, and his messes are proving hard to clean up — not that Jack's hands are clean.
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That he began on "Grey's Anatomy" as a surly, self-absorbed intern and over the years has revealed many shades of himself -- most of them filled with goodness.
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Sometimes, as Sputnik did not long after launch, these objects finish their useful lives, slip back into the surly bonds of Earth, and burn up in the atmosphere.
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Other than the pools, there are clusters of tables with a few couples—surly-looking dudes, heavily made-up girls—eating greens and noodles and, of course, shrimp.
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Humans will regularly slip the surly bonds of Earth, rocket up to inflatable space hotels, and stare out at space, up at the Moon, and down at Earth.
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In the new film "I Saw the Light," a surly Hank Williams, played by Tom Hiddleston, grudgingly consents to an interview with a New York City newspaper reporter.
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A normally surly people become even surlier, and thanks to energy-saving directives from the government, even going inside for air-conditioning is no guarantee of cooling off.
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There's a certain tenderness in seeing Diana as a surly, frustrated kid, a feeling that evolves into admiration when you see her thrown into an unknown new world.
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Over time that breaks down as consumers are ignored, harassed, overcharged and forced into cabs that are filthy, or have drivers who are surly or cannot speak English.
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I started looking at the Air-King's frantic second hand for hours, and listening to its serious ticking, which sounded like a surly boxer before the first round.
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Babashoff's outspoken censure of the East Germans in 1976 earned her the nickname Surly Shirley from an American press contingent that took umbrage at her lack of sportsmanship.
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Expect pretty mediocre food, but the sometimes surly owners tend to soften up and do shots of ouzo with customers—especially if you're the only ones in there.
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But the best part of the best moment, hands down, was when typically surly interviewee Russell Westbrook came out doing a jubilant little ditty, rolling and throwing up hands.
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At any given moment at Fort Gordon, instructors in khakis are teaching soldiers at every stage of their career—shiny new privates, steely-eyed noncoms, cherry lieutenants, surly captains.
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We get there during the opening set, and my husband buys a Surly Furious for himself (the unofficial craft beer of Minneapolis) and grabs me a pair of earplugs.
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When a surly, anti-politics mood first took hold in Europe and America after the financial crisis, it was tempting to think it would dissipate as economic growth returned.
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Negasonic (née Ellie Phimister) dies quickly in the comic books, but here she is, full of life as a surly teen who wears black and matches Deadpool's snarky commentary.
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Although Greg Derelian's surly facial and vocal expressions as Coriolanus seem a bit obvious, his rugged physicality and unflagging vigor fuse into a sturdy portrayal of a curmudgeonly hero.
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Perhaps the scale of suffering in our world wouldn't be quite so immense if God was less focused on podcasts or Joan's high school musical or Kevin's surly niece.
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As I prefer horses from a distance, we largely contented ourselves with the view from the hotel's lovely pool, the armada of mountains providing a backdrop of surly majesty.
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The motel's surly clerk, Stevie (Emily Hampshire); the town's dopey and disgusting mayor, Roland (Chris Elliott); and the mayor's accommodating wife, Jocelyn (Jennifer Robertson) become fixtures for the Roses.
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Mr. Dyer, as the surly top thug, and Mr. Freeman, as his fretful second banana, enjoyably elicit the music-hall rhythms of these squabbling criminals, without milking the laughs.
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As visitors to the exhibit wandered through the pop-up theme park, they were greeted by "specially trained surly and unhelpful staff," and a wonderland of surreal, dystopian excess.
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The central character is Elodie (Brianna Hildebrand from the "Deadpool" movies), who wanders through life with a confused, surly attitude that's especially prevalent in TV and movie takes on adolescence.
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The normally happy "Sesame Street" resident was pretty surly in this spoof reacting to Trump's proposed congressional budget, in which the prez wants to completely eliminate federal funding for PBS.
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Maintenance and repair costs were lower than a human worker's salary, according to Shanghailist, but the employer's dream of replacing surly servers with well-oiled machines seems a way off.
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Duvall is nothing like the lithe superstars-in-waiting like Manny Machado or Nolan Arenado, nor is he a surly old cut of meat like David Ortiz or Nelson Cruz.
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The closest anyone had come were legendary lunkhead Matt Williams and Dave Kingman, surly avenger deity of the Three True Outcomes and former straw man to the anti-Moneyball crowd.
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Somebody like Bob Geldof, for example, doesn't come across as a nice person, because he seems quite aggressive and surly, but he's a good person, because he does good things.
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There are a lot of talented people involved, but the same can be said of the 1993 New York Mets, and the results here are just as surly and unlovable.
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The winning set of images includes snapshots of an interlocked army of ants, a stand-off between a surly fox and a shocked marmot, and a puma ambushing a guanaco.
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On The Flash, that found family has been at the heart of the show since its start — through betrayals and the addition of some long-lost siblings and surly dopplegangers.
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He's a surly sort, morose and easily nettled; if Adam Sandler made a desperate mid-career move into crime dramas, and shaved once a week, he'd look exactly like Sinan.
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Most importantly, it holds onto my phone like a tenacious crab claw even if I've accidentally set up my kickstand on a slope and my Surly Cross-Check falls down.
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Another major perk is that, although it is a top-notch eatery, absolutely no one under 2900 is allowed, so no screeching babies or surly teens can salt your drinking game.
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I just got a second home in DC, and tried very hard to shop locally, very hard, but one, couldn't find the goods; two, surly people; three, me wandering around stores.
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With Apple shares rallying after the company's better-than-expected profit report, some investors who sold the stock earlier this month following a revenue warning may be feeling a bit surly.
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The confluence of the team and its bellowing herald and this surly pink brick of a pitcher are what made this the dippy and hilarious and absurd moment that it was.
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All the characters are older Grossman's The Magicians introduces Quentin Coldwater as a surly 210-year-old high school senior preparing for a college interview that goes very wrong very quickly.
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Located in a residential section of a city that can be surly about yet another offering to the tourists, its most impressive design achievement may be how well it blends in.
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"We're breathing borrowed air," Will snaps during his surly stage, before the two creatively find ways to romantically spend time together, which isn't easy within the sterile confines of a hospital.
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Another major perk is that, although it is a top-notch eatery, absolutely no one under 21 is allowed, so no screeching babies or surly teens can salt your drinking game.
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Nothing made him happier than a cheeseburger, especially one from Shake Shack or JG Melon, an institution he frequented so often during healthier times that the surly maitre d even recognized him.
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Russian fast food workers—as well as baristas, shop owners, and flight attendants—have been known to be notoriously surly to customers, although most seem to stop before they physically assault someone.
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Before the World Cup, daily life in Russia was characterized by surly table service, dour looks, unhelpful street signs and how little residents seem to smile in public or speak to strangers.
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Once they've slipped the surly bonds of Earth, satellites pretty much just have to work, from the time they unfurl from their rocket fairing to the day they shut down for good.
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On screen, we've technically seen two Groots — the older one killed at the end of Guardians of the Galaxy, the second one growing to become a surly teenager in Avengers: Infinity War.
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But the perpetrators still exert a hold on our imagination: How can somebody go from being an ordinary — which is to say surly — teenager one day to being a killer the next?
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She has more than a hundred thousand Instagram followers, who pore over her boho-chic looks (she is rarely without her tattoo choker), accented by an exposed breast or a surly glare.
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In that one, Mr. DeHaan is not the surly teenager or the supporting villain: He is, for the first time, the hero, Valerian himself — with a supermodel consort, no less: Cara Delevingne.
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"The reason I'm personally accumulating assets is to fund this," the man worth nearly $12 billion said, particularly concerned that humanity might lose its chance to slip the surly bonds of Earth.
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But the surly way in which BA staff—who were once famous for their friendliness—dealt with passengers at the time might well be put down to a newfound antipathy towards their employer.
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Equally surly voters in France have been flocking to Marine Le Pen of the far-right National Front for months; she is tipped to make the run-off in next year's presidential election.
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Surly Nico (Lyrica Okano) has embraced her signature dark witch aesthetic as a response to her universally beloved sister (who didn't exist in the comic) dying two years before the show picks up.
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After the oversaturation of Seattle's music scene, and music journalists started interviewing everyone, it seemed like musicians around there started getting a reputation for being surly and making things up all the time.
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This year's MTV Movie & TV Awards started off with a bang, as host Zachary Levi's joke about Ray J's infamous sex tape with Kim Kardashian prompted a surly response from the singer's wife.
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The eternally surly Grumpy Cat has already made an estimated $100 million real-life dollars in her short life and, after a jury ruled in her favor yesterday, she just collected another $710,000.
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And the surly first mate, Cavendish, appears to be in cahoots with Drax, plotting to steal Sumner's most cherished possession, a ring that is a token of his experiences and losses in India.
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It's hard to say how good or bad these people are, because they have slipped the surly bonds of whatever they used to be, so that they can more fully Be On Facebook.
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Before, you had a terrible system of insanely overpriced journeys by notoriously surly black cab drivers, which no young people could actually afford to take, so they didn't (they rely on Uber now).
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For the previous several months the Wack Spot had housed an adult bookstore that, much to the dismay of the surly ice-cream peddler, retained the final name of the soft-serve spot.
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But all of a sudden, I worried: Babysitter A can be a bit surly to strangers — would her attitude on the eight-minute ride home to her house cause my own rating to sink?
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The fact that Elba gets consigned to being a surly sidekick and surrogate father figure as much as he is an action hero suggests that Hollywood still doesn't know what to do with him.
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As well as the aforementioned Carlos, Brazil called upon Ronaldo, Romario and their surly skipper Dunga among others; France brought Zidane, Vieira and Desailly; and the Italian contingent included Del Piero, Zola and Maldini.
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Harry Styles has a nice turn as a surly bloke ready to throw a French interloper overboard from a sinking ship—shades of Brexit indeed, though cooler heads prevail and the Frenchman is spared.
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I loved Mike Schur's "The Good Place," with a winning Kristen Bell as a surly ghost, and I'm excited for "Great News," a Tina Fey project that filmed its pilot in the NY1 newsroom.
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Tapping into the Japanese fashion aesthetics of punk and rave, as well as the ubiquitous surgical masks common throughout Asia, the video finds a visual subject matter to match the track's surly trap braggadocio.
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Photographers from 100 countries submitted 48,000 entries for the contest, including photos of an interlocked ant army, a stand-off between a surly fox and a shocked marmot, and a puma ambushing a guanaco.
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The tires were bald, the seats were like medieval torture devices with paper-thin padding and zero legroom, and the surly flight attendants strapped the food cart to the handle of the emergency exit.
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Related: What's on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon this month There's nothing particularly distinctive or new about writer-director Kelly Fremon Craig's take (working with veteran producer James L. Brooks) on one very surly, confused young girl.
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They were a part of our social lives with other kids, always a topic of conversation, not to mention a perfect pre-phone social distraction for surly preteens not wishing to engage with their surroundings.
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They were struck by the fact that the people whose partners were deemed "positive" (they had a generally positive outlook on life and the future) had better memory recollection than those with more surly spouses.
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The Rosemary's Teenager joke pretty much makes itself: a single mother's adolescent son begins acting out, as high schoolers do, but his surly demands to get out of his room have an unnerving dark undertone.
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Like his appearance in Nashville earlier this month, Pompeo himself often is visibly uncomfortable—and sometimes downright surly—in interviews, approaching them more as verbal judo matches than opportunities to win friends and influence people.
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First there was that surly cat that took command of a Sainsbury's branch in South London, and then there was that badass squirrel from last week that went after Tesco's supply of discounted red wine.
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Just let me make some calls and find the guy who wants a surly, over-the-hill slugger who can't slug anymore and can't crack the starting lineup on a team that lost 100 games.
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The title character, Charlie Mills (Nick Robinson), is its spoiled golden boy, a surly drug-addicted brat we first meet on his 18th birthday as he abandons the latest in a series of rehab institutions.
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The first season sent surly priest Jesse (Dominic Cooper) on a journey to find out the source behind his mysterious new power, leading him to a series of stunning Western vistas and increasingly bizarre answers.
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But later in life, when surly teenagers are called outside in the cruel morning light for the family Easter hunt, and maybe Grandma sneaks a couple dollar bills into those eggs, the competition heats up.
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"The Good Place" is in its second season on Netflix starring Ted Danson as the architect of a neighborhood in heaven, where the not-so-good — including a surly Kristen Bell — have accidentally ended up.
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The townsfolk (warmly played by David Lynch and Ed Begley, Jr., among others) don't seem to mind, and are even quite fond of him, in the way of longtime owners of a rather surly pet.
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Chimpanzees have sometimes been known to exercise short-term foresight, like the surly male at a Swedish zoo who was observed stockpiling rocks to throw at gawking humans, but they are nothing like Homo prospectus.
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The smiling, charming coach who arrived at Chelsea declaring himself "a special one" 14 years ago has long been replaced by a surly, haggard-looking operator, generally dismissive of any questioning of his personal responsibility.
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Apart from Mr. Arnett's Surly, no other animal gets more than a few scraps of screen time, including Jackie Chan as the leader of a Chinatown mice gang and Bobby Cannavale as a dimwitted pup.
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The kids' Dungeons & Dragons party gained a new member in Max (Sadie Sink), the surly new kid in town with an unbeatable high score at the arcade and a horrible brother (wow, does he suck).
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Sounds: The most self-promotional suggestion possible: my own sonification of the TRAPPIST-1 planetary system, which shows the connections between orbital dynamics (which aliens are surly pros at) and the music contained on the record.
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It's difficult to reconcile the happy, thriving boy, and eventually, the adequately surly teen with a penchant for Bukowski, with the zombie-like young man who steals $7 from his little brother's piggy bank to score.
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Raven Grill: The oldest operating bar in the District, The Raven is a pretty classic example of a neighborhood dive: a place desperately in need of a renovation, a little sticky, surly, cheap, and cash only.
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This book gave me insight into how one can develop an evolved mind and can create change in the behavior of not just an animal but that of a bad neighbor or a surly bus driver.
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She is a devout loner, a woman who prefers the solitude of the bathroom mirror to a party, who blots out her nights with anonymous sex and obliterating substances, whose default settings are caustic and surly.
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They still crop up, giving new insights into characters we already thought we knew, like the frenetic and mentally unstable Lolly (Lori Petty), glam sweetheart Maritza (Diane Guerrero), and the surly and defiant Flores (Laura Gómez).
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Surly teens Tyler and Kinsey and wide-eyed kid Bode (Jackson Robert Scott, fresh from being clown-snatched in It) are all mourning the death of their father following his strange murder by a troubled student.
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BOBBY BRIGGS (DANA ASHBROOK) The surly, meanspirited hunk takes a good old log to the head at the Miss Twin Peaks pageant, but recovers enough to be googly-eyed with his girlfriend, Shelly, the following day.
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In the end, the hotel receptionist called a driver he knew: a surly guy with no meter, who charged an exorbitant fifty-five dollars round trip, and sighed and muttered under his breath the whole way.
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There is a sudden flurry of fascination with my people (full disclosure: a small, surly child thrashes in her sleep just to the right of that pile), and I'm not yet persuaded it's an entirely positive development.
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Even I, someone who's increasingly surly about some of Marvel's creative choices, had a great deal of fun watching the film, despite some quibbles here and there — and the audience I saw it with was into it.
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The company, which currently holds a number of NASA contracts for all sorts of futuristic dealings, is partnering with UNOOSA to help UN countries without established space programs slip the surly bonds of Earth in five years.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump offered outward optimism Wednesday at his party's electoral successes, a cheeriness that was later belied by surly, combative exchanges with reporters over the dark tone he adopted in the midterms' closing days.
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My sympathies go to this cruelly dispatched innkeeper, though I feel nearly as bad for the residents of Mr. Salamanca's retirement community, who will now live with the incessant, indignant ringing of their mute and surly neighbor.
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In one of these subplots, Hazel leads Fiver and the surly rabbit cop Bigwig (John Boyega, who's just so good) on a quest to free a local group of caged rabbits who are being kept by humans.
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Lowry experienced major shooting issues last year while finishing at 295 percent from long range in 20 games and he was already surly with reporters while claiming it is time for some of his teammates to step up.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. With his track record of surly behaviour and snarky encounters with the press, we probably shouldn't be surprised when Jose Mourinho storms out of a post-match interview these days.
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One episode in this omnibus film features the still-awkward Dawn and the mildly surly Brandon as adults (here played by Greta Gerwig and Kieran Culkin) embarking on an impulsive journey, witnessed by the film's titular impassive dachshund.
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Since the beginning, the puzzle with Casino has always been why the mood of the music shifts so drastically when a rapper is present on the beat, and how such warm sounds could have influenced such surly successors.
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If the mission as a kid is to assimilate to the culture around you, you will try to do just that even if the cost is turning a surly eye to the music or sound of your people.
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He's fresh off a suicidal mental-health crisis, and he slinks back to his hometown in Texas to crash with his recently widowed sister, Amy (JoAnna Garcia Swisher), and her surly-beyond-reason teenage daughter, Reese (Chloe East).
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As Meyers skates around the court in his familiar manner, flailing and failing to match the steezy, beefy production of the city's new hero during the middle of a high stakes playoff push, the crowd turns surly and angry.
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The problem is that Girlboss's 13-episode first season starts off like a more drawn-out, televised version of Amy Schumer's Trainwreck that devotes its early episodes to doing nothing more than proving that Sophia is a surly jerk.
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MAUDIE Sally Hawkins embodies the Nova Scotian folk artist Maud Lewis, seen here flowering as a painter while working as a housekeeper for the man she eventually married (a surly Ethan Hawke, in a role outside his usual wheelhouse).
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Cannondale Quick CX 3 Surly Cross-Check It might seem counterintuitive for a steel-frame hybrid to be the most expensive option on this list, especially considering that another steel-frame hybrid in the roundup is the least expensive.
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But Zeitgeist was a powerful film, and to the masses of surly teenagers who would have watched it, it would prove to be one of the first steps they would take to the pseudo-intellectual atheism that is now so prevalent.
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Ellen DeGeneres reprised the role of Dory — the lovable blue tang fish with almost no short-term memory — backed by a largely new all-star cast featuring Ed O'Neill as a surly octopus and Kaitlin Olson as an enthusiastic whale shark.
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And they're laughs you can share with the whole family, because Paddington 2 is really for everyone: Hugh Grant stans, disappointed Remain voters, cute little kids with stuffed animals in tow, surly grown-ups looking for more joy in their lives.
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Celebrating mechanical watchmaking while imagining commercial orbital flights is a fun but of mental gymnastics and it's nice that Luminox is bringing their all to celebrate slipping the surly bonds of Earth with a nice watch strapped to your wrist.
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The female characters are also a trifle thin, with Laura Harrier as Peter's crush, while deriving modest mirth from Zendaya as Peter's surly classmate and continuing the gag about Tomei being far more attractive than Aunt May in the comics.
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That all changed in the first quarter against the New Orleans Saints Sunday when, on a wildcat play from midfield, Williams broke free of the surly bonds of shoddy Saints tacklers, along with any limitations that come with being shod himself.
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That ambition, scheduled for fulfilment in 2019, is reminiscent of the aims of certain American entrepreneurs who are backing private space-flight ventures in part because they wish to escape in person the surly bounds of Earth (see Technology Quarterly).
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Steve Carell's character — a surly, idealistic investor — has been holding bankers' feet to the fire, watching them sweat by refusing to sell off valuable assets while the entire industry collapses around them at the beginning of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Surly's relationship with his love interest, Andie (Katherine Heigl), plays out like a Goofus and Gallant comic strip in which he does things the easy way while she moralizes about the importance of hard work and coddles Surly through his tantrums.
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At first, there's not much fun in hanging around with a character who's both surly and suicidal, prone to sulking as he watches videos of his late spouse, while being introduced via a series of unpleasant encounters with random people.
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The Hallmark original takes the 1811 Jane Austen novel and gives it a modern yuletide spin; in this retelling, Elinor and her sister Marianne are spirited party planners who must deal with Edward, the surly CEO of a toy company.
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But never has there been a weirder bird-related moment than Johnson's, in part because it is so inherently startling, and in part because it felt like an inadvertent metaphor for Johnson's threatening presence, as both a pitcher and a surly human being.
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The Fox comedy returned this week with the first part of a two-part premiere, throwing Andy Samberg's happy-go-lucky Jake and Stephanie Beatriz's surly Rosa into prison for a crime they didn't commit and adding some weighty, higher-than-usual stakes.
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He's stalled in surly adolescence, sniping at his mother, Christine (played by the comic Louie Anderson in drag, with unshowy ease), and befriending an insurance claims adjuster, Martha (the deadpan Martha Kelly), whom he treats as shabbily as Penelope does him. (Mr.
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Wuvable OafBy Ed Luce (Fantagraphics) Wuvable Oaf is about a big, hairy, bald gay guy with a beard who loves kitties, is withdrawn and shy, and has a crush on a surly little man who sings in a metal band called Ejaculoid.
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This is a surly version that seems to focus on the way that Peter's immaturity disappoints everyone around him, especially Wendy (the poised Kelley Curran, a welcome still point amid the glum ruckus), who wants to love him, not to mother him.
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"Oklahoma!" had no big-name stars, no scantily clad chorus girls, and its plot turned on nothing more substantial than which of two men — a cocky cowpoke or a surly hired hand — would take a fresh-faced farm girl to a dance.
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The critters, led by a dour squirrel named Surly (Will Arnett), are in danger of losing their city park home thanks to an egomaniacal mayor (Bobby Moynihan) with a Texan accent who plans to build a shoddy amusement park over the sanctioned greenscape.
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Surly at times and struggling to find the balance of being both respectful and cool, he reminded me of my own son at 12, back when his greatest outrage was having a tough mother and no real means of calling his own shots.
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The end of The Magicians' previous episode featured the death of Penny (Arjun Gupta), the surly magician who had found love with Kady (Jade Tailor) and a grudging friendship with just about everybody else on the show, but especially protagonist Quentin (Jason Ralph).
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Neku may be a cliche, surly JRPG protagonist at the outset, but as he's forced to literally fight for his life, he changes and grows in a way that feels natural as he starts to realize that you need help from others to succeed.
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Whatever edification or entertainment made up the event's original purpose, there is a point at which sheer size guarantees that it will attain sufficient velocity to slip those surly bonds and become a place where a bunch of college guys named Tyler give out resumes.
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From there, we got an introduction to the Kingdom, including Ezekiel's shtick; Richard the surly pig herder; Morgan training gentle Benjamin — a reader not a fighter — in the soulful art of aikido; and the Kingdom Tabernacle Choir tackling the work of freshly minted Nobel laureates.
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To add insult to injury, series regular and Jackson love interest Chloe (Nora Arnezeder) got unceremoniously killed off in last week's episode, thanks to a poisonous gas situation, only to have Zoo immediately replace her with a surly army ranger named Dariela (Alyssa Diaz).
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The movie launches promisingly enough, its Pepto-Bismol font curling across the credits in the spirit of Sofia Coppola's The Beguiled (a film to which LaBruce's bears striking plot similarities, if you swap the white-gowned maidens for surly lesbians in matching knee-high socks).
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After making a sardonic splash as a bathroom-trapped high school senior in the 1998 teen flick, "Can't Hardly Wait," she spent five seasons in the early 2000s on the prestige cable series "Six Feet Under" as Claire Fisher, the surly, sensitive art student.
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He will be remembered above all as a daring astronaut who, to borrow a phrase from John Gillespie Magee Jr., "slipped the surly bonds of Earth, and danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings," becoming the first American to orbit the planet on Feb.
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When I was a surly teen with a rat's nest of purple-striped hair, far too many studded belts, and a lower lip I'd pierced myself (when it was still numb after a trip to the dentist), the alt-rock band Brand New was my religion.
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If you read the New Yorker's recent profile of UnReal co-creator Sarah Gertrude Shapiro (and you should!), there's a pretty revealing aside about how Lifetime told Shapiro she needed to keep in Rachel's surly ex Jeremy, despite her wanting to write him off after season one.
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If you've never played Dungeons & Dragons before, you might imagine that it's as easy as getting a bunch of friends together and deciding who gets to be the reality-bending wizard and who gets to be the surly dwarf before setting off to fight fantastical creatures together.
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Irish, with help from Linda, Cam and other regulars (including the endearingly acerbic hacker Simone, played by Kate Atkinson), unravels a byzantine case on several continents while helping out at the track and looking after a surly new acquaintance who threatens to become a surrogate daughter.
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Roseanne's middle-child daughter, Darlene (Sara Gilbert), now has two kids of her own, a surly teenage daughter and a young son who prefers to wear girls' clothing but also identifies as a boy, while Roseanne's son, DJ (Michael Fishman), has a daughter of his own.
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I've watched screaming couples lug massive suitcases across the cobblestones of Sicily, and seen tiny travelers miserably dwarfed by massive backpacks in train stations as often as I've marveled at surly ones in the street frantically gathering up acres of clothes from a broken rolling bag.
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In the three decades that he has been a voice actor on "The Simpsons," Hank Azaria has played dozens of Springfield's absurd denizens on that long-running animated Fox comedy, including the surly bartender Moe, the inept lawman Chief Wiggum and the adenoidal bookworm Professor Frink.
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In a Republican Party built in service of the vinegary whims and furies of America's business tyrants, Trump fits as a sort of aspirational figure—a man who has slipped the surly bonds of basic human kindness to become a rancid celestial body in his own right.
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Sweet hero Mike Wheeler (Finn Wolfhard) is spending all of his time making out with psychic government project escapee Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) to the point where he's infuriating all of his friends as well as Eleven's adoptive father, surly Hawkins chief of police Jim Hopper (David Harbour).
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But as Affleck's surly Lee Chandler returns to his waterfront hometown to settle his late brother's estate — and to take guardianship of his teenage nephew (played by Hedges) — Lonergan gradually starts filling in the background of who Lee is and why he left Manchester in the first place.
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Because we were touring a lot before the first record was even made, I quickly realized that some nights I'm feeling silly, some nights I'm feeling surly, some nights I'm perfectly content, sometimes I'm tired, and I don't want to feel like a phony and channel this stuff.
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Hopefully. But for actors in these and other shows, what's happening onstage may stir up bittersweet memories of earlier lean times when, as fresh-faced new arrivals in New York, their only chance to emote was reciting dinner specials for surly customers at the restaurants where they worked.
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There has only been one Super Bowl team in recent memory with anything resembling a personal style: the surly, complaining Seattle Seahawks, who have made a cottage industry out of calling fans' attention to the fact that the modern game is bland and that the NFL is stupid.
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President Trump lashed out at journalists during a surly and contentious news conference at the White House on Wednesday, renewing his attacks on the news media as "the enemy of the people" just moments after pledging an end to partisan politics in the wake of a grueling midterm election.
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The others at the table were Zhang, a surly 27-year-old who spent most of his time fiddling with his smartphone; Hu, a 28-year-old woman married with two kids; and Guo, an affable 40-year-old with a set of pearly white fake front teeth.
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The commission, made up of historians, local elective officials and community activists, is expected to lead a Richmond-wide conversation that Mr Stoney hopes will stand in stark contrast to the surly, public disagreements over the actual and planned removal of Confederate monuments in New Orleans, St Louis and Charlottesville.
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And so, quite honestly, a film about two teenage girls striving to be the best at soccer did not seem like a fun way to spend an afternoon as a surly 13-year-old who probably wanted to see Ashton Kutcher romance Brittany Murphy in Just Married for the third time.
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Shopping off Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills for some new duds, Cohen — dressed in flip-flops, short shorts, and a sleeveless Erika Jayne XXPEN$IVE T-shirt — steps into a high-end fashion boutique where he's greeted by a surly sales clerk who isn't too excited to wait on him.
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If you've ever been a kitchen-shy student or surly teenage with an aversion to putting anything green in their mouth, you will have been on the receiving end of a "You'll get scurvy!!!" warning—probably from a concerned parent desperate for you to try their wholesome carrot and onion soup.
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"Tully" reunites the "Juno" and "Young Adult" team of director Jason Reitman and Diablo Cody, in what feels very much like a spiritual heir to those movies, just advancing its surly, stressed-out protagonist from those awkward teen years to the exhaustion and depression associated with having a third child.
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While she'd remembered him as passive, nearly saintlike, now she saw that he was impatient and often surly with the men he approached, and manipulative in the way he tried to get them to agree to what he wanted, sizing up their vulnerabilities and saying whatever was necessary to convince them.
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Her surly husband Philip (Matt Smith) and vivacious sister Margaret (Vanessa Kirby) get significant time to themselves as they grapple with the changing times, their subservient positions, and in Margaret's case, a complex new counterpart in the form of photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones, played to arch perfection by Matthew Goode.
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Although scarcely unsentimental, Kon transposes the Ford movie to the lower depths of Tokyo's skid row, raising the stakes by recasting the outlaws as three homeless outcasts — a teenage runaway, a surly alcoholic, and (in the Wayne role) a transgender woman — who find an abandoned baby nestled in the trash.
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In addition to her breakout role of Sally Draper on AMC's award-winning drama Mad Men, Shipka also had a stint on Netflix's The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, where she portrayed the titular character's surly half-sister, "Kymmie," and on Feud, where she played the willful daughter of silver screen star Bette Davis.
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That loyalty is sorely tested when the body of a teenage girl is found in one of the still smoldering holes at Campbell's Run, and Dove is forced to question members of the victim's family, a surly clan that has little respect for her authority and no use whatsoever for the law.
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From the opening handshake that did not happen to the stone-faced stares and surly scowls, it was evident from watching Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton share a debate stage on Sunday night that their political differences have become personal and that the mutual distaste that they feel is very real.
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It would seem this desire to wrap your arms around a leather jacket is the emotional foremother of slipping into bed with an angry addict, a lonely fashion photographer, a surfer who pretends he doesn't know you when you see him on the beach, a surly college poet, an itinerant party boy.
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It's in his blood — he's the son of a British merchant and an American Indian mother — and it's in the surly, barbaric manner he displays after sojourns in Africa and America, where he's assumed to have "gone native" (although Delaney also possesses a superspy-style competence that's at odds with the rest of the material).
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The World Ends with You still plays as well today as it did a decade ago, and more importantly, it harkens back to a time when weird games were normal, and a J-pop-fueled story about a surly teen in oversized headphones could sit alongside the latest Super Mario and Pokémon releases as a best-seller.
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In Mariners veteran Felix Hernandez, he was not forced to face the kind of (white, surly) pitcher one might expect to throw at a guy to send a political message, though it's not at all implausible a pitcher of Felix Hernandez's background could have thrown that purpose pitch "for America" after reading a tea party blog during pregame.
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Now as he tries to connect with Americans who know little about him, other than what they see in his ubiquitous, slickly produced ads, his campaign is trying to buff the rough exterior of a 78-year-old who can be surly, inelegant and averse to talking about himself in a way that voters find revealing and personal.
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Mr. Sondland recounted that he directly asked Mr. Trump what he wanted from Ukraine, and the president, in a surly mood, responded that he wanted "nothing" from Mr. Zelensky, wanted no quid pro quo, and only wanted Mr. Zelensky to do "the right thing" that he had run for office on — apparently a reference to fighting corruption.
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My guide, a surly local named Gary, made it all look so easy, even when he chose to do it the hard way—he believed that heated ice shanties were only good for ice drinking, not ice fishing, and that anything invented in the last four decades was totally unnecessary, since his father had been catching fish just fine without it.
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A game could be set in the pirating Caribbean or in Ancient Greece or in a cave in 20,000 BC. We could have a game take place ten minutes ago or in the far future, starring one surly kid on the way to a 7-11 or a heroic super spy who shoots people with those non-lethal bean bag things.
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With the economy in the toilet, folks are looking for somebody, anybody, to blame, and throughout the show's first four episodes, the characters dance around the prospect of an outright war between labor (led by Seth Davenport, a charismatic but false preacher, played by Killian Scott) and capital (led by Creeley Turner, a surly strike breaker, played by Logan Marshall-Green).
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From the Luna 2 in 1959 to the DSCOVR in 2015, this color-coded chart traces the trajectories of every orbiter, lander, rover, flyby, and impactor to ever slip the surly bonds of Earth's orbit and successfully complete its mission—a truly astronomical array of over 100 exploratory instruments in allHere's the entire poster:The top half shows where the general path of every probe out there, with each line numbered.
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The room fills with smoke from endless roll-ups, corks roll along the floor from freshly plucked wine bottles, the rider is picked at, and Rebecca Taylor (co-singer in the band and also in Slow Club) does her best impression of a surly but charming Northern bar lady as she serves out drinks to everyone, presenting me with a can of Red Stripe like it were an OBE.
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At the ice machine; in the kitchen where they took down abandoned plates and bowls from the shelves to eat their sad, brief lunches; in the cold room where the sensitive reagents were kept; in the hideous purple bathrooms—they were thrown together like surly, unhappy cousins, and they needled each other in the amiable manner of enemies too lazy to make a true go at violence and harm.
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Among the principal characters in "SpongeBob SquarePants" are a dimwitted starfish named Patrick who lives under a rock, a surly octopus named Squidward Tentacles who resides in a moai statue, a parsimonious crab who owns a fast-food restaurant, a teenage sperm whale who is somehow the crab's daughter, a Texan squirrel in scuba gear and a plankton bent on world domination who is married to an apparently waterproof supercomputer.
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But that it is him in there—the image is a screengrab from a 2014 video that follows Young and his assistant, Big Meat, through a typical day—is a nice little easter egg for fans of the NBA's goofiest gunner, a man who has spent his entire career threatening to slip the surly bonds of his reality as a high-volume perimeter eccentric and become a being of pure representative meme-ness.
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But more likely Rome will at some point be required to rule more clearly on precisely the issue that Ivereigh asserts is settled, finished, closed, and in need of no further commentary – because until Rome rules, not only surly, noisy lay Catholic scribblers in rich countries (as he, a lay Catholic scribbler from a rich country, describes the pope's critics) but actual bishops of the church will probably continue treating the questions raised by the dubia as open and debatable, and the answers suggested by the two synods and the papal exhortation as ambiguous in the extreme.
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