When I was young, my mum used to ask him, with increasing regularity and intensity: "Why do you need all this stuff?" He was a pathological collector, bad with money and loath to throw anything away, so my mum's house remains cluttered with dozens of boxes of books, comics, records and plastic models that she doesn't know what to do with.
Wrapped in a then shocking cover featuring the band in drag, it was a seductive riot of lewd hard rock, glam posturing, girl group plunderings, and a bad attitude that verged on pathological.
Historians are often fascinated by how scientists strive to cleanly differentiate between legitimate scientific inquiry, on the one hand, and "pseudo", "pathological", or just plain "bad" science, on the other.
This post is about a colossally bad press conference, the NRA's pathological inability to take other viewpoints seriously and, just perhaps, temper some of their own policies.
Is it solely the achievement of a complete pathological response that distinguishes good from bad prognosis, or does the favourable group also include patients with residual microscopic disease?
"We're not that bad off, goddamnit!" The impoverishment is psychological, the crime pathological carelessness.
Since it is not susceptible to leverage bad measurements, this approach shows strong robustness even in pathological cases.
Reference [21] points out that MINP is not susceptible to leverage bad measurements and it shows strong robustness even in pathological cases.
Hey Canadians, Happy Canada Day!!! Yeah, we have a mentally unstable pathological liar for a president who makes really bad decisions.
With its skeletal narrative and desolate tone, "Bad Fever" is a low-budget oddity, a shambling study of pathological loneliness that begs for our sympathies with defiant reticence.
