Sentences with phrase «same kick in the ass»

I thought WDS 2014 would be fun and exciting, and I'd meet loads of interesting people, but I wasn't sure I'd get the same kick in the ass I got last year from it.

Not exact matches

Please join us in welcoming Jeff to the Next Coast team - we are excited to have him and we expect our ass - kicking entrepreneurs will feel the same way!

I know Crewe wasn't the best of games to go to in terms of importance but we kicked their ass all the same.»

l still cant belive how bad we are i really thought we would be good this year no CL to tire out the best and a free run at the league... What a fool i was id like to say sorry to all Arsenal fans who i may have disagreed with your posts before i admit im wrong tho id love Wenger to prove the world wrong and win the league its not happing no matter how much i want it No point us fighting with each other when we all want the same even if differnet ways but you guys know deep doen we need a new Manager and some one who will kick the lasy ass bitches we have playing for 1000s pounds each week up the dam arse and make them earn what they get paid... lf someone in my job did nt do there bit i tell u wouldnt be working long.

Seeing you say you «naturally kick ass as a mom in other ways» makes me smile I feel the same way and as hard as it was not breast feeding or delivering her naturally, I know I am a fantastic mother no matter what!

The GOP did not give Carl or even Joe DioGuardi a chance to even be on the battle but they went out got signatures and then won the Republican Primary because they had a message they will do the same in the general election kick ASS.

With virtually the same tone as they used in their superhero spoof Kick - Ass, filmmakers Matthew Vaughn and Jane Goldman take another riotously adult approach to pastiche, this time tackling the James Bond genre.

Underpinned by the same rule - breaking bravado present in 2010's Kick - Ass, Vaughn's previous collaboration with comic book writer Mark Millar and screenwriter Jane Goldman, this is another confident, confounding work from a director who never ceases to surprise, whether he's helming a star - crammed franchise add - on or a middle finger - flipping anti-prestige curio.

The Kick - Ass star takes on her first romantic lead role in tearjerker If I Stay, based on the smash hit book of the same name.

He doesn't appear to be dressed in the same black - and - orange duds we saw him in at the end of Kick - Ass, but it's hard to get a decent look in these lo - res images.

It's two sequels, also included in this release, are good but don't reach the same level of kick - ass.

Smartly structured to sell the same old superhero story in a fresh way, Kick - Ass (2010) is more your Unbreakable or Watchmen style comic book adaptation as opposed to Spiderman or even Chris Nolan's Batman.

With Joe Johnston delivering pyrotechnical action - adventure in a period guise, à la The Rocketeer (which was similarly fixated on its female lead's buxom chest), this costumed - crusader saga is a capable, if somewhat unremarkable, affair beset by the same origin - story shortcomings that plagued another U.S. - virtue - via - army - weaponry fable, Iron Man — namely, a bifurcated structure in which the introductory first half exceeds, in compelling drama and kick - ass thrills, the latter fight - the - baddies combat.

Though it continues with more of the same characters and R - rated envelope pushing, this sequel can't come close to capturing Kick - Ass's tongue - in - cheek chutzpah and adrenaline - charged action.

The same minimal button system exists as it did in Asylum; one button to attack, one to counter, one to stun etc. but you've got more ways to kick evildoer or criminal - scum ass.

This game is pretty kick - ass overall, and while we might differ on how it stacks up to Mario Kart, we can both agree that this game is worth mentioning in the same breath as MKart.