Sentences with word «kookiness»

Each week, we post five questions about the latest conservative kookiness in the news.

We have fresh eggs from the chooks, my favourite Kransky sausages from the deli, fresh herbs from the garden, orange juice squeezed by the boys, a pot of strong tea and a lot of giggles and kookiness around the table as we recount moments from the week that has passed.

At another level, fan kookiness rivals that of the World Cup, perhaps even exceeds it because of the preponderance of butts.

That's a name I hear people naming babies a lot these days, but in the 80's apparently connoted kookiness.

The flabby screenplay moves at half - speed while undeveloped characters slog through predictable motions and forced quirkiness, all of which is trapped in an erratic tone that swerves from kookiness to uncomfortably somber.

If you give yourself up to the madcap kookiness of it all, Inherent Vice will lead you down the rabbit hole on an enjoyable escape and leave you with a contact high that isn't at all unpleasant.

Curiously, we're never made to care or feel for this rather odd family, with too much kookiness eclipsing the heartache we're meant to feel for the manipulated siblings at the narrative's center.

Appearing in each chapter, however, and gradually emerging as the tragic heroine of the piece, is Lesley Manville's Mary, a twice - divorced colleague of Gerri's whose cheery, gypsy - skirted kookiness has begun to fray badly as she enters deep middle - age.

Based on a best - selling if insanely racist novel, MASH collected a heap of nobodies (including Tom Skerrit, Donald Sutherland and Elliot Gould), threw them under the reign of film auteur Robert Altman, and took to tunneling under the rigid structure of the US Army, straight into the freedom of open kookiness.

It's a good thing the intern remembered to include the collie, because this design otherwise reflects next to nothing that's conveyed in the movie's trailer, which promises over-50 ensemble kookiness, not working - woman minimalism.

According to Swedish site Loading, Project Cafe will get a few holes in its Nintendo Kookiness punch card (Redeemable for millions of dollars.

The plot lends a kind of tongue - in - cheek kookiness to the proceedings, too — this includes the fact that the ex-girlfriend of Billy Blaze (her name, unfortunately, is not «Amy Ecco», which by the way, would be a fabulous name for a pilot) has defected to the bad guys.

In stark and effective contrast to the clean nature of the space itself, within this structure, much of the work has a decidedly peculiar spin, with many pieces touching on uncomfortable areas of the subconscious without falling into kookiness for the sake of it.

Hard edges and optics, systems and codes, perceptual twists and geometric kookiness, was pretty much the order of the day every place except New York from the early 50s into the 70s.

As has been the case for as long as I can remember, my head just gets way too full if I don't download some of the kookiness up there either by talking or writing.

The first, quantum encryption, replaces today's vulnerable codes with a system based on the kookiness of quantum mechanics.

DP Shelly Long has the unfortunate task of framing the kookiness of the post-apocalyptic threads with the picket fences mentality of Gabriel's life before wartime, with middling success.

In between all of the kookiness, we get to see actual snippets from the movie.

Mother, Jugs and Speed is much more comparable to those gritty proletarian comedies Jimmy Cagney used to appear in at Warners — First National in the early Thirties: it's about an off - the - wall line of work — managing or driving for a private ambulance service in a slum district — in which the issues of survival and quick - witted adaptability are confronted as a matter of course, and it's at its best when it doesn't push its kookiness too hard.

She imbues Dorothea with complexity, humour and a puzzled fragility that undercuts her kookiness.

It's a fabulous blend of kookiness and sophisticated charm.