7 Alan Ball Lovely man, lousy manager.
Chris Rock followed with a racial joke, about black men getting lousy roles even in animated films.
After all, it was Walt Whitman who described lobbyists as "crawling, serpentine men, the lousy combings and born freedom sellers of the earth".
She maintains that men make lousy real estate brokers because they do not pay attention to their clients' wish lists, which in her case specified a driveway (she kept getting parking tickets in Prospect-Leffert Gardens), a serious front porch and closet space for a family of eight.
People must declare themselves, just as lovers in a lousy movie do: the man and the woman must kiss at the back of a boat with all of St . Petersburgarrayed around them.
Mr. Biden, the ranking Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, derided Mr. Bolton as a "conservative ideologue," a "lousy leader," and a man with "a reputation as a bully," whose nomination to take charge at the United Nations was "manifestly not in our national interest".
"They gave me every lousy job known to man," he says.
He is currently a Ford spokesman, and narrates "Deadliest Catch," another Discovery Channel series in the lousy-job, noble-man genre, this time devoted to Alaskan crab fishermen.
Mr. Schoenfeld then called Mr. Mamet a lousy playwright, and the two men walked off in opposite directions, steaming.
At the end, the writer tells an anecdote about Bobby beating up a man who told lousy Polish jokes, which offended him because he's Polish.
