Sentences with phrase «mad about all of the time»

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bob, gay is just another truth of the times, get over it, the book of remembrance gives us this truth in Jeremiah 50 vs. 37,38, of men being as women, and people being mad about their idols in the future generations.

I hope it gets overturned and then each aspect of it really gets debated and thought about and passed slowly one peice at a time, rather than a mad rush like this law was passed.

Sorry, I'm sorry, I'm actually super looking forward to this match — battle royals, in general, rule, and it'll be exciting to see WWE put one on for the women that isn't just about eating up five minutes of time — and I swear if they don't let Becky Lynch win a match at a goddamn pay - per - view yet again I am going to be mad on and offline about it.

Mum liked football (she came about half of the time) but wasn't mad on it like my Dad & Brother but she really loved Armstrong.

If you time it right, one roll in the hay will send about 500,000,000 sperm in a mad dash to capture the flag in a 48 hour window of opportunity.

At the time, I was kind of mad about it.

Whether that blow up was me getting overly mad about something or 9 out of 10 times recently I would break down and cry.

When the universe was one - fifth of its current age — about 3 billion years old — galaxies were pumping out stars like mad, the equivalent of 100 suns per year — 100 times the rate in our Milky Way today.

It was one of the first times I wore sunglasses this year, and I was not mad about it.

I know it seems kind of crazy to be thinking about holiday gifting already as we're not even to Thanksgiving, but I want to give you plenty of time to browse, shop, and not have to do a mad dash in December and pay for rush shipping.

This magical time of the year when they turn on the lights in the center of the city, the time when you simply can't pass by a Christmas market without buying something, the time when I go mad on buying decorations and sweets and the last but not least the time when I have to think about my Christmas party outfit.I love dressing up on Christmas, but don't get me wrong, by dressing up I mean putting on some ankle boots with track sole, a red 60s inspired dress and a super cozy oversized coat.

This magical time of the year when they turn on the lights in the center of the city, the time when you simply can't pass by a Christmas market without buying something, the time when I go mad on buying decorations and sweets and the last but not least the time when I have to think about my Christmas party outfit.

Or maybe you want the trophy setup like Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus for the Vita making it virtually impossible to platinum - or at least forcing over 150 hrs of game time to platinum thanx ninja gay den but no thanx i can proudly say i platinumed Burning skies and im not mad about that.

Mad About You is one of those shows that's had its edges flattened out by time, disappearing in the public consciousness into a general Must See TV mish - mash of»90s NBC sitcom soup.

A graduate - level thesis could be written about this fleeting but significant bit of staging, in which Tom Hardy's Mad — and this time out, rather Sad — Max comports himself as a prop so that Furiosa (Charlize Theron) can more easily take aim at the bad guys pursuing their caravan across the desert.

No one is quite sure about his origins, but he stepped out of the shadows for the first time to battle Thanos after the Mad Titan had acquired the Infinity Gauntlet and all its gems.

Thomas added, «I had a slight fear of taking on this role, because it has been done so many times before and when I'd read the screenplay, it was a brilliant story and revealed all sort of things that I didn't know about... It was kind of daunting prospect to take on this character but I felt very strongly about showing a woman who also sacrificed a great deal, who was incredibly... to support this man who drove her mad at times and who had his doubts and who had his weaknesses but yet was utterly charming and brutish.»

One incautious prod too many and the Cube springs to life, causing a rift in space - time that allows malevolent Asgardian demi - God, Loki (Tom Hiddleston, in a continuation of his role in Thor), to pass through into Earth, nick the Cube, smash up the lab and cast archery mad SHIELD toughnut, Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner), under his spell in order to make good his escape to — purely for the sake of a later Captain America quip about Nazis — Germany.

But when she is taken in by her soon - to - be stepsister, Brooke (Gerwig)-- a resident of Times Square and adventurous gal about town — she is rescued from her disappointment and seduced by Brooke's alluringly mad schemes.

Going head to head with one of the greatest horror films of all time is bound to end in bad blood, but while this reimagined «The Texas Chainsaw Massacre» is no real match for the original, it has just enough mad mayhem and hysterical helter - skelter to satisfy most horror - fiends - and a film about a terrifying family of mad Texans wielding ruthlessly lethal power from a big white house has never seemed more pointedly political.

Identified as the remnants of the six singularities that existed in the universe prior to the Big Bang - Space, Time, Reality, Mind, Power and Soul — we have been slowly learning about all of them in Marvel Studios» movies for years now, and it won't be long before they are put center stage in the upcoming The Avengers: Infinity War - which will feature the Mad Titan known as Thanos working to collect all of the stones into the Infinity Gauntlet and possess the powers of a god.

But when she is taken in by her soon - to - be stepsister, Brooke (Greta Gerwig)-- a resident of Times Square and adventurous gal about town — she is rescued from her disappointment and seduced by Brooke's alluringly mad schemes.

Reality TV, quantum physics, cults of happiness, yard gnomes, time travel, and the blues are just a few of the elements that make up this nearly indefinable Printz Award winner about a 16 - year - old with mad - cow disease who embarks on an epic road trip to save the world.

There are also other small issues that drive me mad about TouchWiz, though — like its black e-mail interface — and at times I just wish Samsung had stuck with a vanilla version of Android on the Charge.

About a dozen hours into my time with Mad Games Tycoon I've acquired the largest building possible, which houses two development teams, each supported by their very own PR departments, mo - cap studios, roomful of testers to tweak the balance and check for bugs, sizable areas dedicated purely to graphics and bunches of sound engineers.

The voice - work is almost non existent, you will hear the «mad scientist» egg on the animals a few times during the story but that is about the extent of it.

At the ever - fun Broken Toys, long - time MMO observer Scott «Lum The Mad» Jennings is discussing community relations, as sparked by an Aeropause article which claims: «The World of Warcraft forums are a good place to go if you're feeling pretty good about life, and you decide you need that attitude adjusted.»

I can't be mad at Nintendo for annualizing this series: the West was deprived of Fire Emblem for far too long, and it's about time some of the older entries got reimaginings.

This time, The Gamesmen talk about what the Dark Souls creator is planning next, always online with the next Need for Speed, getting shot over a video game argument, the winners from the Dota 2 International Championships, a Mighty apology, the latest Witcher 3 patch, The Yogscast at EGX, and new footage of the Mad Max game.

Touching the imprecise hitbox of a boss» insta - death attack to take my last life and send me all the way back to the start of the course (for the third time) is about as mad as I've ever been at a game.

It is that time of year, where the desert heat beats down on gamers everywhere, driving them mad — mad for summer savings, which is a serious disease that we take very seriously, and you shouldn't joke about it.

And by limited - time, we mean limited - time, because some of the best deals, like getting Mad Max or Bastion for 75 % off, go live for just about a day.

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I'm sure that I sound completely mad at times, when I tell my colleagues in the media about the many amazing things I've discovered about blogging and about myslef — because of blogging.

But unlike those big - time productions, Buy the Dip targets an audience more closely familiar with the mad world of cryptocurrency and blockchain: it is a production for cryptocurrency enthusiasts, made by cryptocurrency enthusiasts — and that is precisely what excites me about this short.

I remember one time in particular when she was mad as hell with me about something I had done with one of her kids.

When one spends so much time in the virtual universe competing in a mad rush with all of the other internet marketing whizzes trying to snatch potential business from the internet clutches of those other behind - the - monitors whizzes, one has to wonder about what is really behind these fantastic self - proclaimed wonderkind images.

Being a parent has some advantages at tax time, so talk to your tax professional about the child tax credit, the earned - income tax credit (EITC), and the child and dependent - care credit, all of which can save you mad money come tax tie.

But, I'm not mad about having to talk about Fall again because there is absolutely no more glorious time of year than Fall.

So it's special to me because I absolutely love it, but also because I first made it to celebrate the birthday of one of my oldest dearest friends — she's mad about all things ginger — and I think of her with a smile every time I have it.