He's exposed the wet noodle Republicans as suckers, or worse.
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Likewise, Pattinson makes wet noodle Edward feel like a soul in torment.
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Charlotte was such a wet noodle, especially when it came to FGTL.
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I mean, you stood there like a little wet noodle, like a little fanboy.
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On pay issues, anyway, Mr. Fink's big stick is more like a wet noodle.
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"You stood there like a little wet noodle, like a little fan boy," he said.
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"He's about as exciting as a wet noodle, but he's consistently conservative," Mr. Cox said.
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But it's not funny when the image of a bubbly, wet noodle can only be erased with some real booze.
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A custard and a bread pudding were both draped with a milk jam that reminded me of a wet noodle.
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Introducing tiny, flexible materials into the brain creates a "wet noodle" problem Many of these new efforts raise even more questions.
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Given that interest rates were already so low – the Fed's principal policy hammer has been rendered more of a wet noodle.
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"You stood there like a little wet noodle, like a little fan boy," Schwarzenegger said in a Twitter video directed at Trump.
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And there are a whopping 11 debuts today, including fun stuff like COME AT ME BRO, BOOZE CRUISE, THRASH METAL, SEX TOY, WET NOODLE and THE ZAX.
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"I have to tell you they are all managerial, meaning that management triumphed over the wet noodle of an economy we have both here and abroad," Cramer said.
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Daniel Messé and Nathan Tysen's score for "Amélie" (Warner Music Group) sounded like a wet noodle when I heard it live, taking too many cues from the whimsy of its Parisian title character and never seeming to land.
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As the endorphins wear thin, my muscles set back to their wet noodle status, I'm comforted with the knowledge that there will be more of the same— organizers told me that hope to throw these free classes on a monthly basis.
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Unfortunately for the vibrant, powerful Streisand and leading man Kristofferson, they were cursed with a script about as appealing as a wet noodle, turning a film that could have made a fascinating statement about a nation in flux into a flat melodrama.
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And how can large numbers of implants be put into different parts of the brain in a single procedure, particularly if the use of tiny, flexible materials creates a "wet noodle" problem whereby implants are too floppy to make their way into tissue?
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I mean, you stood there like a little wet noodle, like a little fanboy… I was asking myself, 'When are you going to ask him for an autograph or a selfie?' or something like that… You literally sold out at this press conference our intelligence community, our justice system and worst of all our country… You're the president of the United States.
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Violin family instruments and fretless electric basses do not have frets. noodling : A slang term of disapproval to describe superfluous and meandering improvisation inappropriate for a particular musical moment or performance. It consists of adding parts without clear musical force or context, hence the derivation from noodle or "wet noodle". A "noodler" would be any musician who contributes improvised musical figures not necessarily out of key or obviously sounding bad, but instead simply weak, incessant, and lacking clear musical forethought, purpose or direction.
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Never one to mince words, in the midst of an attack on an alleged grammatical "mistake" in his magazine, he told one student that he "had the tact of a wet noodle." At times, various vice rectors of the Josephinum (the apostolic delegate to the United States was the nominal rector) would feel under the gun to clamp down on the student's access to "worldly literature." One such episode occurred after a visit of Bishop Joseph Mark McShea of Allentown, Pennsylvania, that led to a new vice rector, Ralph Thompson, and some strict new rules, among them a "book policy" that limited what students could read. Beyond spiritual and classroom books, students had to have a permission slip signed by a professor for any book in their college rooms.
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