Sentences with phrase «do gross acts»

Men owned and controlled media, that convinces women to pose nude, topless, and do gross acts of porn that degrade the female only.

Not exact matches

9 By this logic the grossest evils have been committed by men who felt no responsibility for what they did because they acted in duty - bound conformity to «the will of God».

Musa said that the Army would not condone acts of indiscipline or gross misconduct by any personnel noting that the action of the soldiers did not reflect the attitude of today's soldiers under the leadership of Lt. - Gen.

Some of these scenarios do indeed offer up a laugh or two — the incestuous option with Matt's adopted sister Krysta (Krysta Rodriguez) is probably the best The Virginity Hit serves up for our consumption (mostly thanks to Krysta; she is the most likable)-- most, however, are just opportunities for the guys to seemingly adlib and act out gross - outs that no ordinary kid, no matter how clued - in (or clued - out for that matter), would utter or do.

Don't act like Leo is some gross reduction to star - fucking / worship.

But in reviewing the 945 top - grossing films since 1950, the researchers behind the report for the American Academy of Pediatrics did identify several PG - 13 titles that had a noticeably higher level of violent acts per hour than other similarly rated movies.

Not only does it pressure you into gross acts of power - on oversteer, it leads to addiction.

amiibo Tap and Yoshi similarly act as a «thank you» for buying any of the amiibo and don't feel gross (especially with amiibo Tap being a free download).

Within his rights to do so according to the Civil Service Reform Act and the Whistleblower Protection Act, Pat alleged a substantial and specific danger to public health and safety and gross mismanagement by officials at the DOE, NOAA, NWS and NCRFC because of their refusal to acknowledge the realities of climate change.

These waivers do not protect companies from acts of gross negligence or wrongful misconduct.

On December 20, 2011, the New York Court of Appeals unanimously ruled in Assured Guaranty (UK) Ltd. v. J.P. Morgan Investment Management Inc. that the New York General Business Law article 23 - A, sections 352 - 353, also known as the «Martin Act,» does not preempt common law securities claims for breach of fiduciary duty and gross negligence.

However, on appeal, the Superior Court determined that the Small Claims Court Judge did not properly describe which acts or omissions of the manager actually amounted to insubordination, recklessness and / or gross negligence.