Investing $580 million in MySpace in 2005, when Facebook was still in its infancy, looks outrageous only in hindsight.
"The price of an MBA today looks outrageous when compared with similar qualifications in other disciplines" said Mr Cabrera.
This led to a brief revival of the ram and to some very speculative tactical concepts that looked outrageous in later days.
In the financial hyperspace in which football operates, the cash they were clawing back from the council is less than might be lost on buying a single misfiring Spanish striker or gained on selling a magical Croat midfielder which, given the often-mentioned deprivation in the Northumberland Park ward in which Spurs' ground sits, looks outrageous.
I offered to bring her a picture when he was "fixed," but she opted not to know in advance because she didn't want to go down the aisle pissed off if he looked outrageous.
Southern California's most over-the-top party house, complete with a casino room and a two-story disco, is back on the market and it's looking more outrageous than ever.
Smith told Hilary Kingsley, author of Soap Box, "The casting director of Neighbours was looking some outrageous image for Daphne, this stripper – he didn't quite know what, but my haircut was it!" Smith revealed that the idea of playing a stripper amused her and quipped that Daphne was the only stripper who never had to take her clothes off.
There are reasons beyond greed that hospitals typically charge what look like outrageous prices for goods and services.
Judging from the hedges hiding it, the Sinatra house was probably extravagant, but the other houses hardly looked more outrageous than those of any other upscale suburb.
The film-maker who made his name in the 1990s as the writer of the controversial Kids now returns with what looks like outrageous trashsploitation: four hot young women rob a restaurant to fund their sybaritic "spring break" and get into a serious hot-tub of trouble.
