Word: meanness
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...their best friend. I'd just be like, "Come on, you're 12 years old and you have tits. That's funny. Why are you upset about that?" That's a guy I'm talking about. I was a bully with a heart of gold. I didn't mean to hurt people. And I still don't. Triumph, fortunately - one nice thing about devolving into silly comedy is that there's less of a sting to it. The dog is so silly that the people I make fun of on Conan's show, they kind of eat it up. They...
...silly visual tricks, and this is just one more where I'm combining puppets and animals. This thing is basically practical jokes on live animals. I love all creatures. I love being around animals. I love being in a room with a sheep and a goat and a - I mean, I grew up in Manhattan - I always wanted to meet these people...
...record. More likely, the episode revealed that Kato is a creature of the very habits - decision-making behind closed doors - that he claims to want to change. He can take comfort from one thing. The LDP's most powerful deal-maker, Hiromu Nonaka, said the result doesn't mean Mori has the support of his party. In the end, Kato probably laid the groundwork for somebody else to push Mori aside...
...battle from the FARC and the ELN [the smaller leftist National Liberation Front]. We're not opposed to eradicating the coca fields, but as long as those crops are there, and guerrillas are nearby, we'll keep asking for a tax from the coca growers. This doesn't mean we're narcos. We don't export drugs, we tax the coca paste. It's just a phase, but the war on drugs does affect us. It will reach...
...George W. Bush may be a global-warming flat-earther, but Al Gore isn't quite the planet's knight in shining armor. He may be a deeply concerned environmentalist, but that doesn't mean he's about to do anything as politically risky as telling Americans the truth about global warming and what they'll have to do if they want to leave behind a comfortable planet for their grandchildren's grandchildren. Instead, the Clinton administration has prattled on sunnily about business-driven solutions in which everybody gets to maintain their current lifestyles, while Detroit miraculously comes up with...