In fact, it kinda seems like they're enjoying talking back.
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But then a strange thing happened: BART started talking back.
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He sees people talking back to him and his proxies.
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And talking back to the canon is what fanfic does best.
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You got us talking back then, and we're still talking now.
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TALKING BACK, TALKING BLACKTruths About America's Lingua FrancaBy John McWhorter190 pp.
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KR: We were just talking back stage about the Silicon Valley thing.
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So Kurt started talking s— in interviews, and then Axl started talking back.
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I was talking back, just being friendly I guess, and she was pretty drunk.
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We are talking back in TGIF and asking these questions, and nothing is happening.
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I wrote "Talking Back to Facebook," which basically said the same thing, in 2012.
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He also "grabbed her by the cheeks" for talking back to him, the report states.
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As you know, he was talking back and forth quite a bit to James Comey.
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Once the robots start talking back, will they ask us to lay off the kicking?
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Taylor: We had a high school student who was talking back and not paying attention.
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His sarcasm is more than comic relief; it's black people talking back to the screen.
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We are talking back in TGIF [all hands meetings] and asking these questions, and nothing is happening.
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When we are beaten up or killed for talking back, people wonder why we provoked our assailants.
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Either I would risk escalation by talking back, or else render myself powerless by saying nothing at all.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was also already talking back in July about pumping more money into the program.
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"I don't dig hierarchical oppression, man," Ritchie says when a pimp advises him to hit her for talking back.
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If I am by myself, I talk to my dogs and act like they are talking back to me.
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He landed in solitary on various occasions — once for talking back to a guard, another time for smoking marijuana.
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Talking back to those in power isn't a skill our society has cultivated in young girls — including young athletes.
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Siri also wasn't "talking back" to me, something that's supposed to be a new feature on the Series 3 Watch.
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Paak was heavily featured, a sort of Greek chorus of modern-day Los Angeles talking back to an old innovator.
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We're talking back-of-napkin rough — well, assuming you were sitting at the bar with MIT and World Bank economists.
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Scenes like this are not just black-made parodies of black TV; they're representations of the black audience, talking back.
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They watch as if the cases were major plays in a sports game, even talking back to the TV screen.
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"I've been talking to animals for years now … And they finally started talking back," Downey Jr., 54, joked on Twitter.
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It was a conversation about the various parameters that were possible once the thing itself was, in a sense, talking back.
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From now on we're being careful what we say, because you never know who is talking back on the other end!
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"If you're in a chase and everybody's running, there isn't a lot of talking back and forth going on," he said.
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Gregory's comedy was a method of talking back, forcefully and clearly, against the assumptions about the racial order of the world.
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" In the boardroom, Simmons is mocked for talking back to the clients when they reject his slogan, "It's a Kodak World.
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That, critics say, leads to episodes in which people can be shocked for nothing more than talking back to an official.
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He sat through the rest of the meeting thinking Welch was "all pissed off at me" for talking back to Gates.
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His latest book, "Talking Back, Talking Black," is his case for the acceptance of black English as a legitimate American dialect.
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"If I wasn't doing this with Fox, I would be sitting in my living room, talking back at the TV," he says.
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Opening up about their love story with Vogue last year, the pair revealed that they actually first started talking back in 2016.
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The mystery that kept us all talking back in August will rage on, hopefully with a firm answer, when the series returns.
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"He didn't want to kill me, he wanted to keep me," she told McGraw as she recounted how she began talking back.
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"It would be a bunch of drama and talking back and forth to each other in the comments sections," one student said.
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"Obviously, I think at this time of the year, all the GMs are talking back and forth," Gentry said before the game.
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Ms. Mohamed said she was among them, routinely talking back to the morality police, an account confirmed by her mother and sisters.
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Siri was the best at talking to me out loud, talking back to me as a response to my original command or question.
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Sloppy performance, talking back to co-workers or managers or showing up late — that's what people do when they are unhappy at work.
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Here are some of the best stories, including a prosciutto-induced hospital visit and so, so, so many kids talking back to adults.
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But she isn't leading the national conversation, she's mouthing along with it, like any other retiree talking back to cable news at home.
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That's all good and well, but apart from talking back to you, they don't really seem to care about you all that much.
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"Unconditional love" for some of my immigrant-children friends was as mythical as wearing shoes in the house or talking back to elders.
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"If you feel agitated that a baby is talking back — leave," he said, alluding to Donald J. Trump's tot showdown a few days earlier.
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I remember talking back to her constantly about cleaning my room and despite my hateful attitude she never gave up, she always showed grace.
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Four years allow for a lot of maneuvering, if you will, relative to negotiations and talking back and forth amongst the NCAA and universities.
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Soon, he says, Slack will be talking back in a way that's more advanced than the many lightweight software bots that populate it now.
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John McWhorter teaches linguistics, philosophy, and music history at Columbia University; his latest books are Words on the Move and Talking Back, Talking Black.
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The positions taken by these two well-known sculptors have as much to do with aesthetics as they have to do with talking back.
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In 2010, things improved when she started to get her hands and talking back and regained the ability sit up and hold her head up.
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It's a question that's instilled mild panic in me since high school, when I spent 99% of Friday and Saturday nights grounded for talking back.
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We&aposre going to be talking to these cars, and they&aposre going to be talking back to us — &aposwhat are we going to say?
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The case dates back to November 2013, when officers grew angry at a 54-year-old inmate named Kevin Moore for talking back to them.
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The 77-year-old sculptor has a history of talking back to the government, but we will see if his streak continues on the world stage.
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Self-labeled "queer street artists" are increasingly talking back against homophobia and claiming a share of ownership in public space through subversive and explicitly queer imagery.
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School districts have criminalized and dehumanized very vulnerable children for minor school infractions, such as talking back to the teacher or not wearing a school uniform.
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The couple opens up about the start of their whirlwind relationship in a new in-depth interview with Vogue, revealing that they first started talking back in 2016.
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For almost any reason — smuggling drugs, talking back to a corrections officer, assaulting another prisoner — it would send an inmate to a cell the size of a parking spot.
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A loud exchange then occurs between attendees, with people on both sides of the issue talking back and forth as the congresswoman attempts to retake control of the floor.
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But now that she's actually talking back on social media — staging a "Leave Britney alone!" moment of her own — her fans seem unwilling to take her words at face value.
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But the fact that the Africans pursued redress at all is remarkable, given that black men and women in the 19th century could be killed for even talking back to whites.
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Most pass these conversations off as mere hallucinations, but others—usually the types who take mushrooms once and then get very into wind chimes—believe the plants really were talking back.
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Editorial The time when African-Americans were publicly hanged, burned and dismembered for insisting on their rights or for merely talking back to whites is nearer in history than many Americans understand.
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Souza was still talking back and forth with Jays catcher Russell Martin when he batted in the third, but he got the last word with the three-run home run to left field.
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We're talking back when all of his grey hairs were confined to that confusing patch on the back of his head and the top button on his shirt clung on for dear life.
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At home, I had to be told to be quiet; at school, although I was a star student, I was sometimes chastised for talking during class or even talking back to the teachers.
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I call out its position to Krispis, but by this point, I am speaking only to myself—I'd turned off voice communication when it was clear that he wasn't listening or talking back.
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"That was really disheartening, but when I struggle now it doesn't last long, and I can usually get myself out of it pretty quickly," he said, by talking back to his negative thoughts.
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One of those players was hurt midway through the game, and then Brown benched another for talking back to him, which meant Torino played most of the fourth quarter with the remaining five.
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Remember I issued a subpoena for those materials, a duly issued subpoena and they were talking back and forth how they are just not going to provide them, and you can&apost do that.
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Popular business messaging app Slack — another startup — is working on incorporating AI to act as an intelligent personal assistant capable of talking back and answering questions that have been asked before, saving companies time.
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The victims were often killed before cheering crowds without being charged with crimes and for minor transgressions like talking back to whites, competing with them in business or insisting on the right to vote.
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To celebrate the reopening, the astronomers who maintained the observatory decided to take the most sensitive device yet constructed for listening to the cosmos and transform it, briefly, into a machine for talking back.
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But being a teenager isn't just a time for talking back to your parents, it's also a crucial time for brain development and researchers are asking what the effects of cannabis are during that time.
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They're judging me right now, try talking back to it with a level of realistic expectations and acceptance: They might be judging me right now, which I can handle for the next few uncomfortable minutes.
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Hit Reset is the result of Hanna finally facing her traumas and talking back to them; it's about "finally being able to write songs about my own personal anger, not just about my political anger," she says.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Robert, I want to give you some credit because you were talking back in mid-October about getting to the range of neutral, before the leadership at the board was talking about the range of neutral.
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I'm talking back in the days when Macs were used primarily as digital hubs in the home and workplace PCs needed new Intel or AMD processors just to keep pace with the latest versions of Windows and Office.
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We also know that students often receive corporal punishment for subjective and minor disruptive behavior such as talking back, not turning in homework, violating dress codes, laughing, using cell phones, being late to class and using "inappropriate" language.
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Emmett Till's murder illustrated how lynchings buttressed the school of white supremacy that marked black people for death for seeking the right to vote, talking back to white people or merely brushing against a white woman on the sidewalk.
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Fellow Latinas keep touting the joys of motherhood to Giselle, but she remains unfazed, spoiling Scotch with toys (including a motorized water bowl) and love without worrying about him talking back or growing up to be an entitled mooch.
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There has been no official statement from Spears since, and the April Instagram post remains a strikingly rare — and characteristically guarded — instance of Spears talking back to fans and the media and acknowledging some of the complexities of her private life.
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" Leive clarified that Schumer's story was included in the special issue because Glamour editors hoped it would be inspiring to readers size 12 and up, and added that Schumer's "longtime message of body positivity—& talking back to body haters—IS inspiring.
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I have been beaten for staying up late doing homework that I left to the last minute, not washing dishes, talking back, sticking my tongue out at my cousin, breaking a flower pot … and many other infractions that I can't even remember.
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Election 2016: 10 Ways for Students to Stay Engaged This Summer From keeping track to talking back, predicting outcomes to monitoring messages to asking — and trying to answer — the Big Questions, every student can find a way to stay informed via this list.
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When the partner has a heart attack, Roman, who can't run the firm alone or stop himself from talking back to a judge, eventually takes a job with George Pierce (Colin Farrell), a high-flying lawyer who doesn't necessarily share Roman's ideals.
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"We are talking to them and they are talking back to us," she said in a speech to the conference, which she urged to think first about what cooks might need in the kitchen and then design the technology to help them.
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A lot of the problem lies in casting Billy Bob Thornton as Morris Buttermaker, although it's hard to know what more he could have done given that a third of the script is Billy Bob talking back to people we either don't really like or actively hate.
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"He's probably done more television spots than most of our other ambassadors talking back to us about why the president is acting the way he is in Europe and Germany," said Kiron Skinner, an associate professor of international relations at Carnegie Mellon University and a Fox contributor.
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When I first heard that Joel Hodgson wanted not only to revive his most famous creation, the "talking back to the movies" TV show Mystery Science Theater 33, but to revive it with an all-new cast, the only reaction I could muster was scoffing disbelief.
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Every sarcastic comments-section pile-on, every meme-filled live-Tweet spree, every non-racist YouTube discussion (those exist, right?) owes a small debt to MST3K, which proved that, so long as you had sharp one-liners and good intentions, talking back to the screen could be a joyous, justifiable pursuit.
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"Homegrown: Engaged Cultural Criticism," by bell hooks "Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black," by bell hooks "Between the World and Me," by Ta-Nehisi Coates "White Privilege Checklist," by Peggy McIntosh If you don't see an audio player on this page or to subscribe to "Dear Sugars" for free, follow the instructions below.
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" On May 19, two days after the appointment of Mueller, Strzok and Page were "talking back and forth about their futures at the FBI and the recent appointment of Mueller and they're talking about what they ought to do," Johnson said, "and it indicates that they're considering joining that Mueller special counsel investigation.
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For generations, black and brown parents have given their children 'the talk'—instructing them never to run down the street; always keep your hands where they can be seen; do not even think of talking back to a stranger—all out of fear of how an officer with a gun will react to them.
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After I saw Jacobs-Jenkins's play "Appropriate," in 2014, I understood how committed he was to rooting around in and talking back to "the culture"—that is, the theatre history that was capable of producing him and, before him, Sam Shepard and Lorraine Hansberry and Eugene O'Neill, distinctly American voices that contributed to his own.
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I'm sure he called me disrespectful, accused me of talking back, of behaving as if I were better than him because I attended private school and my classmates were privileged white girls who spoke to their parents any old kind of way, and he wasn't going to tolerate that type of insolence from his black daughter.
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I literally was not even looking at home plate and Chambers and I were talking back and forth, and next thing you know, you hear a crack... And he hit a ball out of the strike zone — that was basically supposed to be a pitchout, for an intentional walk — and he hit it to deep left field.
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The guidance provided by the Obama administration, and supported by researchers, is for schools to reduce the use of out-of-school suspension for minor, nonviolent infractions, such as insubordination or talking back in class, and to adopt whole school approaches to improve school climate that would limit the need for these consequences in the first place.
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Though the book was controversial in some circles — Sherwin Nuland savaged it in The New York Review of Books, and it provoked a slew of opposing books (including, inevitably, "Talking Back to Prozac") — "Listening to Prozac" helped reframe the context in which patients and physicians thought about what was then a new class of drugs, the S.S.R.I.s, or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor antidepressants.
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Vinyl The record company president Richie Finestra has been transforming his rage into self-loathing, but beating a man to death (in last week's pilot) marked a turning point: He's directing his anger outward, and everything he encounters is in danger, whether that's an employee who gets fired for talking back or a Jethro Tull LP that gets snapped in half for being insufficiently rocking.
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Janine loses an eye for talking back; the new Ofglen gets her tongue cut out… for a reason that is unclear to me while the rest of the rebellious Handmaids get treated to some execution theater and have their hands burned on a stove; Emily (formerly Ofglen) gets genitally mutilated for being gay while her girlfriend is hung, and then Emily gets sent to the Colonies rather than executed even though she literally murdered a guy by driving over his head.
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