Sentences with phrase «gpcs get a kick out of it»

I got kicked out of 14 different places, and we moved the set around in a pickup truck.

«I got kicked out of school for a year.»

There's even a bonus sixth favorite feature, which we think you'll get a kick out of.

«When we went out for some of our fundraising, I got kicked out of so many offices because people said you should just contract your workers outit will be cheaper and more scalable.»

They may appeal to geeks who get a kick out of talking into their wrist like they're living out some sort of Dick Tracy fantasy, but they simply don't add enough value to the mobile computing experience to make them worth buying.

Another time, he told the head of a Korean conglomerate that sales growth was dandy but what it needed was profitable growth (the first time he got kicked out of a meeting).

The man hoping to modernize McKinsey almost got kicked out of the firm before he really got started.

In the meantime, Lickley says she gets a kick out of how many business fundamentals she's already gleaned from managing her singing career.

Unlike Method, where I begged and got kicked out of most of the meetings without getting funding.

Some people get a kick out of some of the things McGregor says.

If you don't, you'll come off as spammy and risk getting kicked out of the group.

But, if you're allergic to metal or get a kick out of flashing the latest, craziest fashion tech, rigging it up might be worth the hassle.

Apparently, he got kicked out of Disneyland on his 12th birthday for spitting on people from above.

I got a kick out of reading my texts via the HUD, even if there's no way to return messages without actually pulling out your phone.

Albert Edwards almost got kicked out of meetings.

He preened with guns and knives on social media, bragged about shooting rats with his BB gun and got kicked out of school — in part because he had brought bullets in his backpack, according to one classmate.

«The crazy stuff that he did was not right for school, and he got kicked out of school multiple times for that kind of stuff.»

«They get a kick out of screwing up the status quo,» she told us.

Initially, they helped brands touch a chord with their customers, who got a kick out of the novelty of branded emojis.

«And then all hell will break loose, and Greece will get kicked out of the eurozone.

So no one gets kicked out of office for doing it and for whatever reason the system goes along with it.

You may also get kicked out of an IDR plan if you fail to recertify your income — more on that in the next section.

And don't forget, images that reflect these kinds of attitudes will easily get you kicked out of school.

i think it's crazy that you get a kick out of comments like mine though.

Yes, I get a kick out of the «you're an Atheist because you hate / are mad at god» nonsense.

If he gets his kicks out of trolling people, good luck to him.

I'm sure he gets a kick out of how easy his listeners are.

I get a kick out of those who say Christ was a capitalist.

I get a kick out of the Atheist talking about how religious people try and ram their faith down throats... and then you see clowns like hippypoet and the prayer is not healthy kook... guess they are hypocrits just like everybody elese.

I got a kick out of it because the musician who plays guitar for Sting talks about being «naked»... which is why John thought I should view it, me being a naked pastor and all!

If a man gets kicked out of 100 different bars over the course of several years, is it really the bartenders?

I got kicked out of a church for not jumping through their hoops.

As I said previously, I truly get a kick out of it when Chard ignores my questions.

To wit that, all people are born into sin because of what the first man and women did to get them kicked out of the garden.

I bet you go and snitch on someone if you hear t hem saying things you don't think make your church look good and get a kick out of disapproving of people.

What's wrong when people can get kicked out of churches for getting pregnant or being gay, but not for being unloving or prejudiced?

This is from some of the earlier comments, but I really get a kick out of the phrase «laptop dogooders».

«Is there anything laypeople can do to get themselves kicked out of the United Methodist Church?»

That wasn't the case, however, for another part of Stark's theory — his claim that males who shun faith and worship services do so because they get a kick out of risking hellfire and damnation, or at least the loss of a heavenly afterlife.

I've always gotten a kick out of how each of us (well, at least the happy folks), usually tell stories where they are the heros.

They told their story of how their gayness got them kicked out of a church, squeezed from their jobs, and mercilessly persecuted in their hometown so that they couldn't even get furnace oil delivered to their home.

Even if, as a pastor, you will probably get kicked out of your church and have your livelihood taken away.

Who would chose getting kicked out of their family, spit on, denied basic human rights, etc, if it was about ego?

As Trump demolished the version of Reaganism that Limbaugh had expounded for twenty - five years, Limbaugh sat back and watched, because he knew a large segment of his audience got a kick out of Trump.

Then we got smart, got kicked out of the garden and couldn't live forever anymore.

Angry and sad, I washed up on the shore of a place I hated — a place of failure and where people who get kicked out of grad school go to live.

If you've ever attended a parent - teacher interview, you might get a kick out of this one.

Yes I do have a problem with a «god» who would behave in a way that makes him a cold hearted bastard getting his kicks out of eternal conscious torment for those he chose to deny the ability the have faith.

Some are just sociopaths who like being outrageous and get a kick out of Trump's combative style.

I got a kick out of it because the musician who plays guitar for Sting talks about being «naked»......