And it won't be very effective for someone who has or develops dementia, one of the conditions likely to render a driver a menace to himself and others.
David Caron's realization of the two Antipholuses is very clever: the one a bit slow, self-satisfied and vapid, and the other so sharp and hot-tempered he is a menace to himself.
He might need an hour and a half of exercise every day, shred your expensive shoes, herd the neighborhood children, or otherwise make a menace of himself, but one thing is for certain: If you're a responsible and educated owner, he'll be your best friend.
Django himself is hung upside down naked, his genitals menaced by a white plantation thug holding a red-hot knife.
It's the same stuff hammed up, and with Manson speeches that no actor has ever delivered with as much menace as Manson himself.
For all his invocation of Harry Truman's blunt pragmatism, Dean — with his plump Rotarian looks, and his oddly impish Dennis the Menace smile — presented himself on the stump in distinctly messianic tones.
For all that, Drogba was only ever a distant menace here, confining himself to a series of central arm-wrestles with John Terry and Gary Cahill and generally striding about like a half-speed Didier Drogba nostalgia act, still capable but lacking his old warrior-like surge.
While often the tracks he chooses to rap over are menacing, Gucci Mane himself is not.
It seems to me that footnoting must be at least as habit-forming as the growing of side-whiskers (with which PG Wodehouse so felt himself menaced).
(A mature, infuriated bull makes a compelling menace on the stage, to himself and to others).
