The more innocent and oblivious her delivery, the more outrageous her commentary becomes.
Born in 1904, he was a leftist, anticlerical bisexual whose writings use brutal wit and outrageous sexual commentary to ridicule authority and class distinctions.
And an outrageous Westwood commentary from the designer can be heard on a 1970s film, played on a period television set, placed in a re-created version of the couple's store on King's Road in London.
It's all part of an outrageous social commentary.
"He has always confused size with winning," Mr. Brown wrote in a recent commentary, entitled "McColl's Latest Outrageous Comments," that offered a point-by-point refutation of an interview with Mr. McColl that appeared in U.S. Banker magazine.
The series will be called "We Got to Do Better," which is also the tag line for the site, which uses photographs and commentary to critique what it deems outrageous behavior in some black neighborhoods.
Those discussions are begun by readers, who submit links to articles, home pages, videos or other curiosities that appear elsewhere online, along with commentary about why the cited item is brilliant, funny, outrageous or misguided.
The disturbing online vitriol directed toward Ms. Gunn's character in the TV show "Breaking Bad" (and toward the actress herself) reveals less about society at large than about the psyches of those for whom anonymous commentary provides a covert outlet for pent-up frustration, outrageous expression, one-upmanship and of course moral superiority.
Not surprisingly, investment commentary has had to become much more provocative with outrageous prognostications necessary to grab much in the way of attention.
