Word: patheticism
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"It's not unexpected," Gates said. "I found it predictably expected and pathetic."
Under the current policies, Rathbun said, her domestic partner of four years is "virtually uninsured"--covered by a "pathetic" policy that costs $100 a month and will cover only one treatment for any illness.
THE OPPOSITION RESEARCH UNITS OF THE BUSH AND CLINTON campaigns, which dig up dirt on their enemies, will act as the first lines of offense when the mudslinging starts in earnest. Surprisingly, some "oppo" operatives do talk regularly to their rivals by telephone. What could they possibly have to discuss...
Dilbert is nothing more than a pathetic stooge. It's the scheming dog, and Dilbert's cruel co-workers that often provide the jokes at Dilbert's expense.
People who use other people don't always know that they're using them. So says Canadian writer-director Atom Egoyan in his handsome, quirky comedy THE ADJUSTER. Noah Render (Elias Koteas) is one such user, an insurance claims adjuster whose sensitivity to his clients' suffering extends to having sex...