Sentences with phrase «very nasty man»

Problem is, his brother was a very nasty man.

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They will be very nasty with many of us men for no reason at all, and even Curse at us too which i can see how very mentally disturbed that most of these women are nowadays which is very scary for many of us men.

Even the men I've met just going out as soon as they find out how old I am many react very badly and are quite nasty, others I see their body language change as they put me into the «I'd F it but I wouldn't marry it» box, these men are my age, I've stopped telling people how old I am now.

You note, rightly, that a small number of men suffer very real and very nasty domestic violence, but then fail to say anything about the far larger number of men who suffer from non-violent domestic aggression.

What Gingrich apparently didn't realise, but certainly will once he hears from some of his corporate funders, is that such views put him in league with crusading lawyer Ralph Nader, a man who's made a living saying very nasty things about the free enterprise system.

Laugh now, but I have tested a few out and more times than not, I am coming across nasty, horn dog men who have no intention of actually dating (and their very existence is in question.)

When an online dating tool is being used by an ex Playboy playmate you know that the situation for women in Russia is getting very nasty, men are either pigs or they're not interested in dating at all, so these girls have joined up Anastasiadate.com, a premium international dating service that will help them find a man to take care of them.

It is often said that a film reflect the fears of the country that produces it, and the fact that in Man on Fire a pretty white girl is having to be protected by a strong black man against nasty South American foreigners, is perhaps very telling indeMan on Fire a pretty white girl is having to be protected by a strong black man against nasty South American foreigners, is perhaps very telling indeman against nasty South American foreigners, is perhaps very telling indeed.

I've written before on this blog about the difficulties Marvel might face adapting Ant - Man, given the enormous damage to the superhero's reputation following a very nasty, very well documented domestic violence episode (involving his wife Janet van Dyne, AKA The Wasp) in an early 1980s comic book run.

It would surely be legal, and probably moral, to simply apologize to the women and any honest men that can be found in Afghanistan and just leave, knowing that that policy almost certainly abandons them to what most of us would consider a very nasty fate (as per the past many years before 2001).