"Wrong," from the director of the ready-made cult film "Rubber," demonstrates exactly that, with its sluggish chain of absurd situations: an office in which it is perpetually raining; a pizza delivery girl who quits her marriage after falling in love during a failed phone order; a backyard palm tree mysteriously replaced by a pine.
"It is perpetually on a knife edge – extremists plot and explode bombs, senior politicians are assassinated, society seethes with discontent.
He also acknowledged that hazing was unlikely to disappear, because it is perpetually attractive as a secret ritual ordeal intended to bind initiates to the common values of an organization in which membership, as they see it, enhances their self-worth.
In the episode, which will mark its 45th anniversary on Friday, Gart Williams finds himself lapsing into reveries on the train about a place called Willoughby, an idyllic New England village, in 1888, where it is perpetually summer, and where, a conductor tells him, "a man can slow down to a walk and live his life full measure".
Like all other projects, it is perpetually in progress.
Good luck for us--hidden behind strip-mall neon in a nondescript section of Stanton is one of our few all-purpose Japanese restaurants, and it's perpetually filled to capacity with a mostly Japanese American clientele, there for a fine meal and nothing else.
If it's during the summer -- when it's perpetually light -- you can camp for a "night".
It's perpetually Easter, with bunny representations everywhere.
She exhales in little staccato bursts that make it sound as if she is perpetually enjoying a private joke, and hip surgery has not stopped her from cooking delicious meals for the entire family.
He is perpetually discovering a great shattering truth.
