Sentences with phrase «n't whacked»

I have posted this comment on several other blogs I frequently visit (WUWT, Climate Etc, Sceptical Scienc, Deltoid, etc.) and it wasn't whacked.

Now here's the Los Angeles Times (a notoriously «warmer» newspaper in my opinion) and they even think there's a big problem in the works if this bill isn't whacked at the polls per this article.

Reuters tasted the food and found that the Cantina menu's flavors don't whack you over the head like Taco Bell's usual bean, cheese and meat - loaded fare.

Those were a jilted Carmela Soprano's parting words to her would - be Romeo Sunday night — and if Tony doesn't whack the creep, fans will.

It's «not whack - a-mole», Gatenby says, «but rather a carefully thought - out method that exploits the evolutionary dynamics».

I want the problem solved before the new baby is born, so I can snuggle up to this child and not whack its little head on hard fiberglass splints.

Coz if we can focus on the hammer, it's way easy to wrap your head around, «Don't whack your hand — don't whack your thumb with a hammer than it is to look at all of the nitty - gritty.

Chuck didn't whack a few hundred zombies with baseball bats and halt the groans of many more with sharp objects.

If the polarising design doesn't whack you in the noggin like a snap - frozen cauliflower, the standard features list will.

Now, some cities do not have quite the selection my library has — and to them I say: instead of spending 9.99 on this service, donate it to the local library, get involved in making sure the local gov» t doesn't whack the budget to nothing, etc..

iPhone user - Jerks it 5 - 10 times per day and when not whacking it he is worshipping Steve Jobs and trolling blackberry and android forums.

The controls are smooth and responsive, the guns pack a satisfyingly vicious sound provided you don't whack a silencer on them, and enemies react very well when they get shot, though weirdly at a distance sniper rifle rounds still sometimes seem to pass through bad guys rather than smack into them.

The sound quality isn't going to set an audiophile's ears alight, but the two - channel stereo gives decent separation and for a budget - oriented gaming headset it delivers pretty good audio clarity so long as you don't whack the volume up to eleven.

MS: Maybe the argument for having an age limit is that it will help people more when they're younger — but in that case, why not whack it down?

In a nutshell, they're claiming the EPA only cares that if it doesn't whack a car's emission control system it's deemed «safe.»

Not exact matches

Last week, following the publishing of details from Comey's memoir, the president called the former FBI director a «slimeball,» «slippery,» and «a man who always ends up badly and out of whack (he is not smart!).»

But Scher said that his firm isn't investing because «the numbers are totally out of whack.»

Since 1980, tech companies have gone public with average price - to - sales ratios of 5.8, so by that measure valuations aren't out of whack.

If enough customers don't pay, if the panels» performance degrades more quickly than expected over time, or if power prices go out of whack the investments could go south.

Sometimes you get a great picture, sometimes you get a picture that looks all out of whack since the sensors clearly couldn't pick up the front and foreground properly.

After all, if you're searching for a laptop and enter «laptops» into Google, you're probably not too sure which laptop is the right one for you and you're a fair whack away from actually buying one.

But it's only when things get really out of whack — the communication breaks down, employees quit, or the product is a bust — that you know you didn't spell out the process adequately.

I decided months ago that I'd go regardless of whether I recouped a nickel — fortunately I'll be providing coverage for MSN.ca and won't be losing a whack of money (be sure to check it out!).

It's a glorified game of whack - a-mole, which is why she doesn't think the solution lies with a stricter definition of the term «natural.»

The Internet has since become thoroughly commercialized, so I can't help but wonder whether that balance is now completely out of whack.

Something both so personal, but simultaneously so universal and human that not sharing it would seem selfish or «out of whack.»

And using offshore accounts or holding companys aren't particularly effective methods for shielding income for tax purposes (since offshore accounts are subject to a whole whack of anti-avoidance rules and holding companys are typically subject to more or less the same tax rate as people in the top marginal tax bracket - the Tax Act has tightened up a lot since the 1960s so there really aren't that many «loopholes»).

«If they know they're going to have to bid like everybody else, it's going to make their bidding more difficult, but it opens up bidding for nonminority businesses — not certified minority businesses — because they don't have to worry about putting in the lowest bid and still getting whacked down,» Barton said.

Note that the VIX surges when markets are getting whacked, but it isn't a reliable leading indicator.

If you get whacked up front, and withdraw 4 % from a nut that not only goes nowhere for 13 years but is actually 50 % less at times, it is going to be a long and disappointing retirement.

«We're really looking for high beta that have participated on the upside of the market, not just something that got whacked,» Burkly said in a Tuesday «Trading Nation» interview.

Slippery James Comey, a man who always ends up badly and out of whack (he is not smart!)

These religious whack - jobs are ridiculous... but, of course, they're not trying to force their beliefs onto anyone else...

Guess the birth certificate wasn't enough for the whack - a-doodles.

Mormons may be whacked out but Obama's record on religion isn't any better.

However, your doctors are a bunch of whack jobs that come out with some «new and improved» treatment that hasn't been probperly tested, and they want everyone to pay for it.

And maybe after we whack the ball of yarn around, and randomly attack the dog, and walk away when you call us just to prove we're cats and don't play that dog game.

I'll tell you something, I would not have, nor would my husband would have, wanted some whack job such as some of the posters here at his death bed.

But please be willing to consider the fact that you are not only a whack job, but a hypocrite as well.

what's NOT funny is how ignorant it is to think people should just be passive while one shoves a whack make believe religion down their throat.

«I don't need a religious whack job say «lets pray» as if that will solve the problem.

If I need an solution to problem, I don't need a religious whack job say «lets pray» as if that will solve the problem.

You can not be serious — I was a Republican until they started letting bat - sh ** crazy religious whack jobs drive the agenda of the party.

... I think this Prof is a whack job... if you look in the mirror and then say to yourself (according to her theory) This may not really be me... and if you believe that is true... well... you judge for yourself... lol

Granted, it's backed by religious whack - O's, but is not a church.

Don't tell me that some whacked - out crazy person shot my friend's little boy because God is punishing my country because Obama was re-elected, because abortion is legal, because gay marriage is legal in Connecticut, because church attendance is declining or because of whatever other reasons you and your political and religious cronies can imagine.

By that, I don't mean I thought Down syndrome was immoral, but I did think that, because the entire cosmos was out of whack, bad things happened.

For me to write this comment is the equivalent of whacking a hornets nest with a stick early in the morning.

nothing unusual here... if you have been told about Jesus being your savior, and you don't buy into it, you go to hell for all of eternity... (please, jesus, let some whacked out Jesus freak dispute that here) so what's the problem?

Socrates... you mean that only the church gets to pose whacked out unproveable nonsense (can't even call them theories) as definite answers to metaphysical questions.,,, I see.