Sentences with phrase «assholes in»

It will always come back up, and you'll eventually be the assholes in the end who have shit all over your hands for helping things get so bad.

you'll eventually be the assholes in the end who have shit all over your hands for helping things get so bad.

He routinely draws assholes in his books!

THE BLU - RAY DISC Taken arrives on Blu - ray from Fox in a «2 - Disc Extended Cut» that gives you the option, via seamless branching, of watching the theatrical or unrated version of the film — the most obvious variation between the two a couple of extended shots in which Bryan fires a few more bullets at some assholes in tuxedos in what can only be described as a miniature tantrum.

War Dogs adapts a magazine article about two assholes in particular, David Packouz (Miles Teller) and Efraim Diveroli (Jonah Hill), who made a fortune, then made a terrible mistake when they decided to traffic a hundred million rounds of defective Chinese AK - 47 ammo by disguising it as Albanian stock.

Eventually it turned to night and the zombies got harder, then my band of survivors got wrecked by the assholes in the jeep patrolling the park area with machine guns.

And then the Yankees, those assholes in pinstripes, those fat cats of baseball, those gloved wolves of Wall Street, those ring - laden New Yorkers, ripped Cleveland Hope out of the sky and twisted its head off, like the bad guy who breaks into Harry and Lloyd's apartment in Dumb and Dumber and kills their bird.

All of those corrupt assholes in Russia have a cover somewhere high up, either in the FSB (essentially, Russian NSA) or MVD (Ministry of Internal Affairs), or elsewhere.

I don't have pigtails, I don't date anyone other than my wife, and I wouldn't date Captain Asshole in any event.

Man, I can remember when I looked forward to seeing that asshole in a movie.

Perhaps in an effort to shake his typical «good guy» role, Jason Bateman plays a foul - mouthed asshole in his directorial debut Bad Words.

Perhaps in an effort to shake his typical «good guy» role, Jason Bateman plays a foul - mouthed asshole in...

If you need reminding of why, you just need to look at his impeccable change of gear from adorable doofus Andy Dwyer in «Parks» to obnoxious asshole in «Engagement» to sweet but sad and broken ball player in «Moneyball.»

Because they're so committed, and he's such an asshole in that scene.

Well, aside from his supreme asshole in Walter Mitty being the worst part of that film.

Worst - case scenario: Bradley Cooper is an asshole in need of redemption (and an Oscar nomination).

You're all set to make a film detailing the decade long search for Osama bin Laden when a team of Navy Seals raid his compound and pop a new asshole in his forehead.

Of course, part of the purpose of this film is to see characters like Peter Highman grow as a person, but he's such an asshole in the beginning of the film — and through pretty much 85 percent of it — that it become really hard to feel any sort of sympathy for him.

Less a biopic than a dramatised Wikipedia page, every fact, plot point and character beat is played directly on the nose, with Hank going from poor drunken asshole to rich drunken asshole in the least eventful way possible.

Expanding on that a bit, many of the Troika / Obsidian games with «morality choices» (Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura, Alpha Protocol, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2: The Sith Lords, Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer) make you feel like an asshole for picking the evil option (because you're, well, being an asshole in those situations).

The manipulative asshole in sensitive clothing.»

It is so easy to get you to be an asshole in the thread.You failed to consider the possibility that you were being led by the nose.Did you even noticed that I was stringing you out?

So they set up a camera in their shop and started a website, logically called Look at the Asshole in the Bike Lane.

Not exact matches

His first book (those with delicate ears, please cover them now as I'm quoting the title in full), The No Asshole Rule, became a runaway bestseller, and he's recently come out with a timely follow - up, The Asshole Survival Guide.

Nor does it do much for employee morale: As Stanford organizational behaviour professor Robert Sutton wrote in his 2007 bestseller, The No Asshole Rule, brutish managers «infuriate, demean and damage their peers, superiors, underlings and, at times, clients and customers, too.»

The rest of us are wrong for clinging to the useless and outdated notion that to thrive in business, you have to be an asshole.

«Ballmer can be the biggest asshole on the planet,» says a source close to Nokia's CEO, «so if it was the right thing to do, Elop would have shoved the partnership back in Ballmer's face.»

«There were 9 people at that table... So you can ask them... Steve likes to go on rants... HE called the president an asshole... that is a fact,» Clooney said in a statement about the verbal altercation that occurred at a restaurant inside Wynn's Encore hotel.

«We've got fantastic retention and we have an amazing place to work and we all share the same values... We've rejected people who would have been fantastic for business and bring one or two million in through the door but — excuse my French — are just assholes.

«We have four operating principles: no egos, no assholes (because teamwork matters); achievement vs. entitlement (everyone must earn their place in the company); raving vs. raging customers (make customers happy); and conviction for the mission (work hard).»

Robert Sutton, a professor of management at Stanford University and author of «The No Asshole Rule,» has seen this first hand in his research for the upcoming book «The Asshole Survival Guide.»

You may imagine that your new watch is going to be a great messaging device, but the guy sitting opposite you in the meeting thinks you're an inattentive asshole who keeps looking at his watch and wishing that the meeting can't be over soon enough.

His «publisher of the people» mentality isn't exactly what you'd expect from the company's cofounder, mega-bro Tucker Max, whose own books include Assholes Finish First and I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell.

«We're in a political campaign, and the candidate is Uber and the opponent is an asshole named Taxi,» Kalanick said.

World - class asshole Martin Shkreli found himself in the news yet again when he resigned his position as CEO at Turing Pharmaceuticals.

Travis Kalanick, Uber's co-founder and former CEO, famously said the company was «in a political campaign, and the candidate is Uber and the opponent is an asshole named Taxi.»

Asshole cause you just post «uuhhh no logic» and «atheists on this article in 3 2 1,» etc that's not questioning anybody.

Sometimes, to keep the peace and not argue in front of a dying family member, a decent person will let the asshole have his say.

Yes, Wolf is back to ministry now and in my opinion he is less of an asshole, more broken, more humble, and still shamed at how he destroyed his family, but also happy to have his hand to the plow.

I've noticed that I've also had extreme difficulties with three men in my adult life; the strong names these have evoked are «Thug, bully, and asshole.»

But enough about inner lives and the need for the absence of grace in order to be an asshole.

In terms of answers about why the bible says what it does sometimes, recognizing that the bible has human authors can provide one straightforward explanation: people can be assholes.

How come the Christian god - asshole thinks it's OK to torture people forever for minor stuff they did wrong in their short lives on earth?

And what the Chinese government is doing is no worse than what several theocracies around the world are doing and what assholes like Rick Santorum would do in the USA if given the chance — none of which is supported by atheists.

Jeff, if there is an afterlife, my best hope for it is that I don't have to spend it in the company of assholes like you.

Perhaps «fucking assholes» could be communicated in some way that was redemptive and invited dialog and sought to find the «Thou» in the other but my imagine can't stretch that far.

So «fucking assholes» conveys the same sentiment: «I don't believe or trust you guys, and I'm saying so in front of your congregation!

In ours, if someone tells me to «fuck off asshole» I don't feel that he has offered me an invitation to converse or consider, merely to know that I am not worth their time for conversation and understanding.

I think we revise history when we place assumptions that Jesus communicated the sentiment «you guys are fucking assholes» in a way that was redemptive and invited dialogue.

In my defense he told them that, sure, I was an asshole, but that I was God's asshole.