Crack you up for the hours you'd otherwise spend in your miserable work stall, plotting ways in which to make the office manager's life hell just because you have nothing better to do?
Just as in "Ishtar" the vagaries of a miserable career, a tawdry political plot, an international incident, and the threat of death do nothing to stifle the protagonists' dubious but powerful creative urge, so here Conner, for all his luxuriating in the adulation of crowds and the wealth that results, is nonetheless in the grip of artistic desire.
He described the United States government as plotting to make Iranians miserable, emphasizing that the sanctions were hurting normal people instead of Iran's leaders.
Today, when he isn't plotting to make life miserable for brown-skinned people, Pearce pals around with avowed neo-Nazis.
Any RCMP officer or Health Canada official engaged in this plot deserves to get asshole cancer and die a miserable death because they took away natural medication away from others.
The plot unfolds in sporadic flashbacks over the course of one miserable night in New York City 20 years later.
(Warner Home Video, Blu-ray 3D/Blu-ray/DVD combo $44.95, Blu-ray/DVD combo $35.99, DVD $28.98, PG-13) HORRIBLE BOSSES Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis and Charlie Day plot to rid themselves of the dreadful employers (Kevin Spacey, Colin Farrell, Jennifer Aniston) who make their lives miserable.
In the three-hour play, compelling for its power of debate rather than its intricacies of plot, he addresses several kinds of female subservience, including a wage slave, a miserable wife and a dutiful daughter.
Weber renders this plot in economic terms, writing that the show "established a mediated affective economy where miserable subjects trade stories of abjection for the bounty promised through televisual benevolence".
But as this roughly paced, sometimes jaggedly plotted film moves forward, we begin to see Greenberg for what he is: a miserable, tortured human being who can't seem to stop broadcasting his pain to others.
