Sentences with phrase «of the loons who»

Today's Church, is a Vile, Tax Evading, Self - Serving, Cadre of loons who praise God by following none of His Tenets, and by looking down at those whom they should be helping up.

Y» know, if you're one of the loons who really believes this BS, and May 22 arrives without any Jesus in sight, you could STILL try to get to Heaven the old - fashioned way.

Not exact matches

Project Loon was first incubated by the experimental Google X division in 2011, but was officially announced in June 2013 with a remit to help bring the internet to the two thirds of the world's population who still don't have access.

But they always have to find a way to work WITH local governments, who are often highly sus - picious of them — sometimes with good reason, other times because they are power mad loons who don't WANT anyone helped if there's nothing in it for them.

You get one loon today, maybe another tomorrow, who sticks his foot in is mouth and then equate to all — think about the thousands of Christian churches and the thousands of sermons given each Sunday.

Four years ago Kerry Ligtenberg was a chemical engineering major at Minnesota who turned down a high - paying job at 3M to earn $ 650 a month pitching for the Minneapolis Loons in the independent Prairie League in front of about 80 people a night.

As the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, led a cabinet fightback on behalf of Feldman, who denies having described activists as «mad, swivel - eyed loons», a member of the Tory party board said he would be asking Feldman to explain himself.

Adds Dr. Patrick Jodice of Clemson University, an expert in reproductive energetics who was not involved in the study, «When we examine life history traits we tend to see commonalities within taxonomic families, but Rizzolo et al. demonstrated that within the Gaviidae, Red - throated Loons appear to be quite unique.

The Loon team even ran a study on the fluffiness of the technicians» socks who built the balloons.

Still owned by the Van Loon family (who occasionally hold dinner parties in the ornate dining hall), each room offers a unique glimpse into the history and style of aristocratic Dutch residents.

Phoenix, who nevertheless provides the film's most memorable performance, could have done so much more with just a little more to work with, but instead of coming across as an incipient loon, Commodus seems like nothing more than a bad boy who goes too far when peeved.

Generally speaking, there are two types of people, and as it lies, two types of moviegoers: Those who go to malls without a second thought and those who go into them only on the rarest of occasions, sucking on an imaginary Klonopin, those who walk around wondering how the fuck this and they and that sign came to be, pregnant with the speeding notion that a loon might as well destroy the entire fucking building or at least high - jack the «raffle car,» peel out through the entrance doors, and drive on to a fabled body of water.

He also attracts the attention of Wall Street mogul Carl Van Loon (Robert De Niro), who resembles a cross between Warren Buffet and a smiling cobra.

Except, the story of a freelance videographer who accepts work from Duplass» loon, isn't really a bloody affair but an intense study in how little privacy we're afforded in the modern, digital age.

Rather, what's served up is superficial, cinematic folderol leaving the impression that ADM was the innocent victim of a smear campaign by a larcenous loon who had taken leave of his senses.

The oddballs, miscreants, bumblers, and loons who get up to all kinds of no good in this meta tale of moviemaking and crazy ambition include In Bruges «Colin Farrell as Marty, an alcoholic screenwriter; a full - tilt - loopy Sam Rockwell as Martin's maniacally eager - to - help best friend, Billy; and Christopher Walken (who's got first dibs forever on playing unhinged gentlemen) as Billy's partner in the business of dognapping.

* The Adventures of Pluto Nash (Warner; 95 minutes; rated PG - 13 for violence, toilet humor and strong language; priced for rental): Hard to believe that a movie with Eddie Murphy, Randy Quaid, Alec Baldwin, Joe Pantoliano, John Cleese, Burt Young, Jay Mohr, Peter Boyle and Pam Grier in it, one written by the loon who concocted Mystery Men and directed by the reliably amusing Ron Underwood — of City Slickers, Tremors and Heart and Souls — could be...

There's a cock - a-doodle loon of a rooster who is perpetually gob smacked to witness that another day has dawned.

This gets him the attention of Carl Van Loon (Robert De Niro), who hires him to help set up a big deal.

And we must, of course, consider the imaginative loons who've long chased insane speeds, the aftermarket tuners who see «more» at the top of a car's speedometer.

Apart from your partisan sniping at «leftist loons» who «are too dumb» to warrant your attention, you don't engage in the same sort of demagoguery and blatantly xenophobic pandering to the alt - right wingnuts that he does.

You live entirely in your little left loon huffpo world of socialist fanatics who have only hatred for the people who have common sense.

Very «democratic» of you to compare people who question some VERY questionable science with loons who deny that the extermination of Jews, homosexuals and other people deemed «undesirable» by the Nazis ever occurred.

I'm leaving behind the loons, the family of mink that dash past my deck chair and the magnificent pileated woodpecker who dines a few feet from my window.