Word: crapping
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...white and black students who take AP courses. While white students overwhelmingly dominate advanced courses, black students comprise the majority of regular classes. Brown-Trickey argued those students have forgotten the struggle that gave them the opportunity to attend better schools. “That’s crap,” Brown-Trickey said after the film. “They simply believe in their intellectual inferiority at Central.” Co-director and co-producer of the film, Craig Renaud, an alumnus of Little Rock Central, said before the screening that the film reflects national themes...
...defense on Iraq, with a trace of his old ferocity. "I don't mind people saying we made the wrong call," he says. "What I can't stand is the motive thing. 'Tony did it because Bush told him to. He did it because of oil.' All that crap. He did it because ..." Campbell pauses, then ejects the next nine words at emphatic intervals: "He ... thought ... it ... was ... the ... right ... thing ... to ... do." That's the king of spin talking, of course. It also happens to be true...
...jokes hardly register on the shock-ometer these days; Evan Almighty, with its hundreds of comic crap-takings, has been marketed to Christian groups. The scatological jolt of Aachi & Ssipak fades pretty quickly, as viewers' jaws drop, along with their resistance, at the movie's brain-bursting visual density. Elaborate backgrounds flash by in a nanosecond. A million film references - Basic Instinct, Aliens, half of the Spielberg oeuvre and probably lots of Asian movies I don't know - collide and spawn a zillion more. Director Jo wants his picture to be hip to cultural references high and low (Diaper King...
...teenage girls held a sign that read WE LOVE YOU. For De Leon's mother Barbara, the show of respect was in part a salve for an old wound. De Leon's father had served two tours in Vietnam. When he returned to the U.S., "they treated him like crap," she says. The motorcades and hand-painted signs that honored Mario's death were in stark contrast to how returning soldiers were treated in the last unpopular war. "America is trying to make up for that," she says...
...desks “occupied,” half of them by phantom students who left their books there to claim territory. On that note, sprawling is bad for the environment—don’t take up more than one desk with all of your crap. Don’t take off your shoes if you know your feet may poison the air—especially rain boots after your socks are sopping wet, moldy, and have been fermenting for hours. As much as you may love that Jojo song, it’s not necessary to share...