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If you would take polls, the top three answers might be: love, wine and whining.
At first the infant, Mewling and puking in the nurse’s arms; And then the whining school-boy, with his satchel And shining morning face, creeping like snail Unwillingly to school.
And I think this country ought to continue its great debate, whining and complaining, "I'm entitled."
And whining and complaining about what our foreign policy ought to be.
But while we have the luxury of whining and complaining about who's paying for what and how much we get, the people that are out there giving us that great privilege of whining and complaining, I know what they deserve: everything humanly possible.
Well, it's good, except that Paul goes around talking about vaccines and says how valuable they are and that people ought to just stop the whining.
Everything drags on forever, with the lumps of lard whining on about how losing weight is going to mean so much for them and their lives.
Well, the episode I just watched had the older "Gastineau Girl" whining about why people keep mentioning her husband (Mr Gastineau, a famous American Football player apparently).
Her boyfriend Jesse as well as the cop are both whining losers and their brutal deaths still weren't painful enough, if you ask me.
After an hour and a half of our hero whining and growling his way through scene after scene, I was truly wondering if they planned to get to the point.
They dither around whining and moaning about their emotions when decisive actions need to be taken.
Why? Well because Zazu Pitts (never one of my favorite actresses) spends most of the movie whining just like Olive Oyl with a bad toothache!!
While murders are being committed, people are being kidnapped or whatever, you can always count on Zazu whining at full volume--almost like someone's obnoxious 3 year-old who wants everyone at a party to pay attention to her!
Her constant whining voice grated the nerves!
Pardon my bluntness, especially since I honestly feel sorry for the people who went through this ordeal, but depicting three characters sitting in a tree and whining for more than a full hour is not my idea of sheer suspense!
The only positive thing at all is the small amount of beach scenery, but that mostly includes Janet whining about life not being perfect.
While I've never liked any of Cuoco's characters, I never tire of looking at her, but eventually she needs to come up with a role that doesn't consist of her preening, with smug arrogance, always whining and complaining.
Also, Charlotte's whining about her nonexistent predicaments made my ears hurt and Miranda's cynicism was a complete buzz kill.
However, the one that really stole the show was Richard's little brother Andrew (Ira Heiden), his high pitched whining was somehow endearing.
Terry Kinney plays James, a Junior High principal, and will quickly get on your nerves with all his whining and feel sorry for me role.
Zasu (pronounced Zay-Sue) does her best "Olive Oyl" impersonation walking around whining and ringing her hands or attaching herself to the policeman's laynard.
I've since seen her in other films where she does this same whining, uptight, fragile-flower routine.
So, upon watching this film again I started getting a little annoyed with the constant whining and near hysteria over a piece of dust.
She's worse doing the scene when she is contemplating drinking the sleeping potion...god stop whining!
One of the characters describes Richard E Grant's character as "a whining little turd" and unfortunately this sums him up perfectly.
Also, instead of simply showing racism for the ugly and stupid thing it is, Spike Lee chooses to wave it around like a flag in a most whining and irritating manner.
Hours of pretentious, self-obsessed heroin-addicted basket cases lounging around whining about their problems.
From the stupid "quaint African natives" travelogue footage with our badly-superimposed principals acting as narrators, to the horrible fake ears which transform docile Indian elephants into African elephants, to the utter lack of any logic at all, to Maureen O'Sullivan's incessant whining of "Tarzan!
Can't say the same for her co star Lilith with her whining voice that grates on your nervous system.
Instead I felt only contempt for this parade of shuffling, whining, nicotine stained, martyrs in a perpetual quest for identity.
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