"supply of elderly aunts, cannot understand William. Only his mother has any sympathy for him, though his father sometimes shows a side of himself that seems to admit he was once like William himself. Other recurring characters include Violet Elizabeth Bott, lisping spoiled daughter of the local nouveau riche millionaire (whose companionship William reluctantly endures, to prevent her carrying out her threat ""I'll thcream and thcream 'till I'm thick""), and Joan Clive, the dark haired girl for whom William has a soft spot. Joan is sometimes considered a member of the Outlaws (the only girl entitled to this high privilege)"
"they decided would be as violent as possible. The network threatened that if the episode was produced, they would cut the ""Itchy & Scratchy"" parts out themselves, but relented when showrunner David Mirkin threatened to tell the media. Mirkin further tried to put ""as much blood and guts"" into the episode ""Treehouse of Horror V"" as he could. He had received several complaints by the United States Congress about the amount of violence on the show and he did not like their attempt to censor it. The episode was later described as ""the most [...] disturbing Halloween show ever"" by"
"things"""", which the Speaker declared to be out of order. Pring responded by calling Clark """"the dirty wretch"""". The Speaker told Pring not to continue this behaviour. Pring then threatened to kick Clark, by which time the Legislative Assembly was in an uproar with the Speaker unable to restore order. Clark and Pring continued to trade insults. Pring then rose as if to leave the Assembly, but, as he walked past Clark, he attacked Clark by grabbing his collar with one hand and tugged at Clark's beard with the other hand, yelling """"Come outside and we will settle it"""". The"
"beating her with his fists as he repeatedly shouted for her to ""say something"", then, as Shirley Ledford began screaming, shouting for her to ""scream louder"". As Ledford continued screaming, Bittaker began asking her as he struck her: ""What's the matter? Don't you like to scream?"" As Shirley Ledford began to cry, she pleaded with Bittaker, saying, ""No, don't touch me."" In response, Bittaker again ordered her to scream as loud as she wished, then began alternately striking her with a hammer, beating her breasts with his fists and torturing her with pliers both between and throughout instances when he"
"more fierce explosion of rage and protest, as a report in ""The New York Times"" indicates: ""A scene of riot immediately followed, several delegates attempting to reach the rostrum for the purpose of offering physical violence to the speaker. 'I intend, if I am allowed to finish, to nominate Mr. William J. Bryan,' said Mr. [J.I.] Sheppard. ""The hall broke into a wild uproar, a dozen delegates vainly struggling in the main aisle in an attempt to reach Mr. Sheppard. Canes and fists were shaken at him furiously, while howls of execration went up from all sides of the hall."""
"while complaining to Hebner, TNA President Billy Corgan came down to the ring and interjected himself into the discussion with Storm. Corgan insulted Storm and suggested that Storm ""may not be able to win the big one."" This set Storm off and he confronted and cornered Corgan, threatening to use Corgan to satisfy his bucket list goal of ""kicking a rockstar's ass"". Storm then left the ring and on the way up the ramp, Corgan yelled ""James Storm is suspended indefinitely"". In October, Storm turned heel when he was revealed as one of the masked wrestlers of the newest group"
"criticized the speech as loud, peculiar, and unpresidential. In particular, this quote from the speech was aired repeatedly in the days following the caucus: Senator Harkin was on stage with Dean, holding his suit jacket. This final ""Yeah!"" with its unusual tone that Dean later said was due to the cracking of his hoarse voice, has become known in American political jargon as the ""Dean Scream"" or the ""I Have A Scream"" speech. Comedians and late-night comedy show hosts such as Dave Chappelle and Conan O'Brien satirized, mocked, and popularized the sound bite, beginning a media onslaught that Dean conceded"
"throw up all over Sir Alan and his sidekicks, Nick and Margaret."" After their participation on the show, two contestants claimed that they had received death threats. The first to reveal such threats, Nicholas De Lacy Brown, claimed that they had come from the show's viewers, with the messages threatening to either harm him or give explicit intent to kill him, with one message reported to read as ""If I see you, I'll hurt you"". However, Nicoholas commented that he remained defiant and that he wouldn't be intimidated by such messages. The second to receive threats, Alex Wotherspoon, was reported"
"entered the room where the weigh-in would be held wearing a denim jacket with the words ""Bear Huntin'"" on the back and carrying an African walking stick. He began waving the stick, screaming, ""I'm the champ! Tell Sonny I'm here. Bring that big ugly bear on."" When Liston appeared, Clay went wild. ""Someone is going to die at ringside tonight!"" he shouted. ""You're scared, chump!"" He was restrained by members of his entourage. Writer Mort Sharnik thought Clay was having a seizure. Robert Lipsyte, the ""New York Times"" writer, likened the scene to a ""police action, with an enormous amount"
"to their arrest for disorderly conduct. Once in custody, Stewart made a formal charge against Brady for assault. This ""greatly incensed"" Brady, and Stewart, when he was not allowed to drop the charges, reportedly became ""terror-stricken"" and was reduced to tears. As they were taken to their cells, Stewart threatened that """"I ain't going to wait until he kills me. I'll kill myself first."""" Stewart apparently made good on this claim as he was found hanged in his cell half an hour later by one of the police doorman. He had been hanged with his own handkerchief from his cell"
"and Cooper in his previous two fights, and Liston's destruction of former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson in two first-round knock outs, Clay was a 7–1 underdog. Despite this, Clay taunted Liston during the pre-fight buildup, dubbing him ""the big ugly bear"", stating ""Liston even smells like a bear"" and claiming ""After I beat him I'm going to donate him to the zoo."" Clay turned the pre-fight weigh-in into a circus, shouting at Liston that ""someone is going to die at ringside tonight."" Clay's pulse rate was measured at 120, more than double his normal 54. Many of those in attendance"
"adhesive tape and lying face down on the floor. Kerley had been stripped naked. Noting Henley had awoken, Corll removed the gag from his mouth. Henley protested in vain against Corll's actions, whereupon Corll reiterated that he was angry with Henley for bringing a girl to his house and that he was going to kill all three teenagers after he had assaulted and tortured Kerley; initially stating, ""Man, you blew it bringing that girl,"" before shouting: ""I'm gonna kill you all! But first I'm gonna have my fun!"" He then repeatedly kicked Williams in the chest before dragging Henley into"
"threat live on air. Jerome was reporting for the main evening news when shouting could be heard coming from behind him. A man wearing a brown hoodie approached Jerome and pulled up his hood. """"I'll blow your fucking head off"""", the man shouted. The man continued to make a gun shape with his hand at Jerome's face and said, """"Ya fuckin' muppet"""" before it cuts back to the studio. There were fears for Jerome's life while the ""Irish Daily Star"" and his local radio station Highland Radio reported on the incident. Jerome Hughes Jerome Hughes is an Irish television reporter"
"an aggressive protest to convince Absolute bosses that it was indeed him and not an imposter. A great deal of swearing occurred off air between the managers and Gallagher who swore that he would come down to Absolute Radio and ""Rip Christian O'Connell's fucking head off"". After further phone calls from Polydor records and from Nicole Appleton begging for him to be let on, Gallagher was eventually allowed on and swore live on air on a morning breakfast show. However, he did not complete the conversation, leaving his friend Scully to speak for him. Tony Blair called the ""Who's Calling"
"on stage with Dean, holding his suit jacket. This final ""Yeah!"" with its unusual tone that Dean later said was due to the cracking of his hoarse voice, has become known in American political jargon as the ""Dean Scream"" or the ""I Have A Scream"" speech. Comedians and late-night comedy show hosts such as Dave Chappelle and Conan O'Brien satirized, mocked, and popularized the sound bite, beginning a media onslaught that many believe contributed immensely to his poor showing in the subsequent races. Dean conceded that the speech did not project the best image, jokingly referring to it as a"
"searches, tight handcuffing, door kicking, frequent window checks, low water pressure, mildew on her mattress, and ""cat calling ... in distaste and a pure hatred towards me"". Wuornos threatened to boycott showers and food trays when certain officers were on duty. ""In the meantime, my stomach's growling away and I'm taking showers through the sink of my cell."" Her attorney stated that ""Ms. Wuornos really just wants to have proper treatment, humane treatment until the day she's executed."" He added, ""She believes what she's written."" In the weeks before her execution, Wuornos gave a series of interviews to Broomfield. She"
"(aged 45) had a baby with clarinetist Ruth Hickey (29). This prompted an infamous phone call from King (54) to ex-husband Agnew. She recorded a hostile message on his answering machine which appeared afterwards on the internet. The recording contained coarse and abusive language, such as ""zip up your mickey"" (Irish slang for penis), and Twink insulted Hickey and the newborn infant, repeatedly calling them ""whore"" and ""your whore's bastard"" respectively. King went on to threaten Agnew with denial of contact with his daughters if photographs of his new family appeared in public. Twink described the Irish singer, Linda Martin,"
"except for Brad. Brad teamed with 7'7"" wrestler Big John Harris. While Fuller fought Harris outside the ring, Golden and Robert were about to ""squash"" Brad. Suddenly, a masked man ran to the ring and saved him. The man put Robert in the figure-four leglock and Robert screamed in pain. The masked man spoke and said, ""You can call me The Bullet!"" Hearing him sound like Bob Armstrong, Fuller cried out in anger. In the following weeks, Fuller talked with Bob Geigel, who declared on television, ""If The Bullet is unmasked as Bob Armstrong, he is banned for life."" Over"
"do you not shut up, you clown?... This man has a criminal intellect... this clown continues to interject in perpetuity."" The enraged Keating demanded that John Howard, who the previous year had become Leader of the Opposition, discipline Tuckey; but Howard refused. Keating then promised to make Howard ""wear his leadership like a crown of thorns"". Keating and Howard's relationship, previously a civil one, deteriorated to the point where the two men refused to speak to one another. Reportedly, the last time they talked was when Keating stormed into Howard's office, furiously berated him for not disciplining Tuckey, and walked"
"above the law,"" referring to his influence since Live Aid. Geldof's police statements and evidence to the coroner indicated that he patiently listened to Hutchence who was ""hectoring and abusive and threatening."" A friend of Yates and Geldof confirmed the substance of this call and added that Geldof had said, ""I know what time the call ended, it was 20 to 7, I was going to log it as a threatening call."" The occupant in the room next to Room 524 heard a loud male voice and swearing at about 5am; the coroner was satisfied that this was Hutchence arguing"
"and threatened instant destruction if I uttered a word. I however call'd loudly for assistance, but the conspiracy was so well laid that the Officers Cabbin Doors were guarded by Centinels, so Nelson, Peckover, Samuels or the Master could not come to me. I was now dragged on Deck in my Shirt & closely guarded – I demanded of Christian the case of such a violent act, & severely degraded for his Villainy but he could only answer – ""not a word sir or you are Dead."" I dared him to the act & endeavoured to rally some one to"
"in the November 30, 1994 ambush and attack on Shakur. He claimed that Biggie and his crew knew of his shooting and wanted him dead. Shakur used this fury, which Johnny ""J"" described as ""superhuman"", to attack Biggie and other East Coast rappers. Johnny ""J"" also stated that he had never seen Shakur so angry and that the words he rapped were in no way an act, describing the recording process as the most ""hard-core he had ever done."" Although he was very happy with the work he had put into it and the resulting song, Johnny ""J"" went on"
"thirteen-page letter in which he alleged the Federal government is part of a broad conspiracy that led to his conviction and sentencing. He stated, regarding a forensic psychologist who evaluated him, ""She was a short frumpy woman with frizzy hair, beady eyes."" She had testified that he suffers from several paranoid disorders. At the sentencing hearing, Cox told the judge, ""I put a lot of people in fear by the things that I said."" ""Some of the crazy stuff that was coming out of my mouth, I see that, and I sounded horrible."" ""I couldn't have sounded any worse if"
"clothes as Corll undressed and began to assault and torture Kerley. Both Kerley and Williams had awakened by this point. Kerley began writhing and shouting as Williams, whose gag Henley had removed, lifted her head and asked Henley, ""Is this for real?"" to which Henley answered, ""Yes."" Williams then asked Henley: ""Are you going to do anything about it?"" Henley then asked Corll whether he might take Williams into another room. Corll ignored him and Henley then grabbed Corll's pistol, shouting, ""You've gone far enough, Dean!"" As Corll clambered off Kerley, Henley elaborated: ""I can't go on any longer! I"
"row, Orchard was placed under a constant watch, and his food rations were cut. He was incarcerated next to two death row inmates who were awaiting execution themselves. Relays of guards watched him night and day, but never spoke to him. The three-day wait turned into nine days. On January 22, the hungry prisoner was escorted into the warden's office and left alone with McParland. The two enjoyed a lavish meal followed by fine cigars. McParland threatened Orchard with immediate hanging, and said that he could avoid that fate only if he testified against leaders of the WFM. McParland allayed"
"he missed a three-count on Lashley that should have amounted to Storm winning all the titles instead, while complaining to Hebner, TNA President Billy Corgan came down to the ring and interjected himself into the discussion with Storm. Corgan insulted Storm and suggested that Storm ""may not be able to win the big one."" This set Storm off and he confronted and cornered Corgan, threatening to use Corgan to satisfy his bucket list goal of ""kicking a rockstar's ass"". Storm then left the ring and on the way up the ramp, Corgan yelled ""James Storm is suspended indefinitely."" Although unofficial,"
"the feud. Stewart at first responded happily to this, but then grew visibly frightened once Colbert informed him of O'Brien's response from a few days before. Colbert then began taunting O'Brien, calling him ""cheap"", ""stupid"" and ""lazy""—much to Stewart's chagrin, who begged Colbert to stop. It was too late, however, as O'Brien, accompanied by thunderous applause, quickly walked in and furiously scolded the two for keeping the feud going. A seething Colbert, nonetheless, refused to back down, and even snarled at O'Brien: ""You want to tangle, Red?"" O'Brien agreed, but as the two prepared to take the fight outside, Stewart"
"to punish Brixner. This met with incomprehension in large parts of the populationon. He participated in the judgment against Mollath. In 2006, juror Karl-Heinz Westenrieder reported in a TV interview that the presiding judge Otto Brixner had interrupted the defendant Gustl Mollath each time loudly and threatened with a reference to the room if he was the subject tax evasion and black money shift have addressed. Literally, Brixner, addressed to Mollath, had shouted: """"If you keep this up, you'll never come out again"""" (referring to the psychiatry department). A listener during the trial described Brixner as very uncontrolled and angry."
"him for, like, my life.” Jill Lawler: “He hurt me, he assaulted me.” Andrea Kremer: “Bikram forced you to have sex?” Jill Lawler: “Yeah.” Andrea Kremer: “What do you think made you vulnerable to him?” Jill Lawler: “Like, he was my guru. He wa—I can’t even explain. Like, I really, really loved him. You know? I really, really did.” Maggie Genthner: “He pulled me on the bed. I’m, like, screaming like, ‘No. Stop. Don’t do this. Please don’t do this.’ And he starts calling me an idiot, just over and over again. And then he penetrates me and I scream,"
"their tough shit!"" When challenged by Grundy, Lydon said, ""Nothing, rude word! Next question."" asking Grundy to go on with the interview. Grundy insisted that Lydon repeat what he had said. When Lydon did so, ""shit,” Grundy mocked him. Grundy said tauntingly, ""Good heavens, you'd frighten me to death."" While Grundy was being insulted, with Matlock commenting about how the presenter was like a ""granddad"", he tried to involve the female members of the band's entourage, known as The Bromley Contingent, that appeared with them and which included Siouxsie Sioux. He said ""What about you girls, behind?"" Sioux said she"
"and ""lifting an immense Bible first with both and afterwards with one hand over his head, solemnly implored the audience to believe God rather than man"". As he admitted that the ""Origin of Species"" had given him ""acutest pain"" the crowd shouted him down. Hooker's ""blood boiled, I felt myself a dastard; now I saw my advantage–I swore to myself I would smite that Amalekite Sam hip and thigh"", (he was invited up to the platform and) ""there and then I smacked him amid rounds of applause... proceeded to demonstrate... that he could never have read your book... wound up"
"Melanie screamed for help. The camera feed was then disrupted, with the scene fading to black. The on-scene director contacted commentator Vince McMahon and reported that he had heard ""a couple explosions"". The transmission was restored shortly before the end of ""Raw"", and viewers witnessed Pillman's friends dragging Austin from the house while Pillman aimed the gun at Austin and announced his intention to ""kill that son of a bitch!"" Pillman also slipped up by saying ""get out of the fucking way!"" on live television, which prevented it from being edited out. The WWF and Pillman eventually apologized for the"
"defendant used abusive language to him, and said ""You beat us yesterday, but I'll be even with you before the week is out. The first time I meet you I'll knock you and the bus off the road."" Defendant also threatened to give complainant a ""good hiding"". Israel Jordan was then called, and said he was one of the proprietors of the Nottingham and Bulwell Bus. He corroborated the statement of Mr. Stevenson. In reply to Mr. Barlow, he denied that he first used threatening language towards complainant. Frederick Bramley, residing at Hucknall Torkard also corroborated.-- There was a cross"