Sentences with phrase «about taking out the trash»

Mr. Big Shot talked all about taking out the trash and taking other people out.

It's not all about taking out the trash.

Not exact matches

I am looking for authenticity, relevancy, no ovewhelming bands that take away from the experience of worship, clergy who are willing to answer my hard questions, who understand doubt is a stepping stone to deepening my belief, who accept everyone as Jesus did (and we know Jesus was a rebel who accepted and led all sorts of people), who don't feel the need to try to be hip, who speak about things without inserting politics, who are wiling to trash the temple to bring us back to the truth, who will step out of the box of comfort and be real.

«But it's not about the trash,» says the wife to the husband after ongoing acrimony over who took out the garbage last.

CNN please be sure and let us know, (and assign a writer to an article about), when they take out their trash, and brush their teeth.

He feels that she nags him unnecessarily about hanging up his clothes and taking out the trash.

Just about as rapidly as I was accomplished taking out the recycling and the trash, I had an superior sense of discount and a weird sense of accomplishment.

My favorite thing about cloth diapering is not having to take out stinky diaper trash.

Sure, it takes a little more effort to be super-green, but if you feel guilty about tossing out bags and bags of garbage and driving a gas - guzzling SUV, maybe you should change your life - style to soothe that guilt rather than convince yourself that it is OK to continue to pollute and trash the planet as long as you use energy efficient bulbs.

About 200 of the Republican candidate's supporters, some waving brooms in a nod to his vow to «take out the trash» in Albany, showed up for Paladino's final rally in downtown Buffalo.

Corey Driscoll, deputy director of code enforcement, said a single complaint about overgrown weeds or illegal trash dumping could often generate a day's worth of phone calls and emails among city officials just to figure out who was taking care of the problem.

Packed into the kilogram or so of neural wetware between the ears is everything we know: a compendium of useful and trivial facts about the world, the history of our lives, plus every skill we've ever learned, from riding a bike to persuading a loved one to take out the trash.

Something seemingly trivial like forgetting household chores, for example, could be skewed as «You don't care about our home since you never remember to take out the trash.»

So if you were talking about the trash issue, you'd say something like, «When you forget to take out the trash, it makes me feel upset because I'm trying to keep our home nice.»

Whether he's showing Blake binging on whiskey in between puffs from a cigarette but before puking in a trash can in the alley outside the stage or talking with his newfound love about her kid, his inability to take a much - needed favor from his old student, or when he's going to get to see her again before downing some more whiskey while smoking and soon passing out on his bathroom floor, writer / director Scott Cooper seems to only care about the obvious details of Blake's here - and - now life.

Instead of visiting with him, go to the bathroom, take out the trash, or do something that will take about 15 - 20 minutes of your time.

Its unfortunate, but Link goes on an adventure and kicks ass, whereas the average fan boy can only fantasize about saving the world one step at a time, but first he needs to take out the trash that is clustering his mom's basement.

When, a few years later, he may have had his own London exhibition taken out with the trash, convincing the press that the janitor had made a mistake, had he added to one's cynicism about art — or merely about him?

But a rushed application more often than not leads your resume straight to the trash can, so take care to recognize the resume blunders below (and when you're done, check out the 5 resume mistakes we wrote about last time).

The crescendo of the wedding and honeymoon has passed and the two of you are left in regular life, with all the regular couple stressors of merging your money, making time for date nights, balancing busy work schedules, negotiating who's going to take the dog for a walk, and arguing about WHY DID N'T YOU TAKE OUT THE TRASH LIKE I AStake the dog for a walk, and arguing about WHY DID N'T YOU TAKE OUT THE TRASH LIKE I ASTAKE OUT THE TRASH LIKE I ASKED.

He may resist when she asks him to take out the trash and may start an argument with her about an unrelated topic later in the evening.