Word: psychopathic
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...never will understand how a guy that lived with me could be with me so much and then write that I'm a liar, that I have a veracity issue, that I'm a psychopath...
...cost the company up to $200 million. The plaintiffs allege Disney could have fired Ovitz for lying (a charge his spokesman calls "hearsay and gossip") and denied him his $140 million severance. In an internal memo read in court last week, Eisner called Ovitz, once his close friend, "a psychopath" who "doesn't know right from wrong." Stay tuned for yet more evidence Disney isn't the happiest place on earth...
...casualties. However, if the attacks turn out to be acts of terrorism, they would be Europe's first using toxic chemicals, experts say. Police have yet to make any arrests. Forensic psychiatrist Svetozár Droba says the absence of claims of responsibility afterward suggests the work of a psychopath or prankster. "It most likely wasn't a terrorist," he says. "But we cannot rule out that this was a test for a much worse attack to come...
...movie, he includes a clip from a documentary about Hitler's secretary Junge, in which she expresses remorse for the fact that she never knew about the regime's crimes despite working with Hitler up to 20 hours a day. Eichinger doesn't think Hitler was crazy or psychopathic. "A psychopath could never create what he created," he says. "I don't believe he was crazy at all, maybe sick in a certain way. But he was much more dangerous than that." Eichinger, who has produced English-language films The Name of the Rose and The Never Ending Story, says...
...donations (54,000 soccer balls from the U.S. State Department) and a sort of international buddy system (Ali is sparring in the U.S.; the weight lifters have trained in Romania) are picking up the slack. With Najah Ali now fearing a hard-charging coach named Termite rather than a psychopath named Uday, come August, sports may bring long-awaited glory to Iraq. And what company wouldn't want a place on the medal stand...