Shiv Sena and other Hindu activists protested McDonald's outlets, in some cases ransacking them.
Their purpose, of course, is to inspire me, to pique my slumbering domestic imagination, but instead I only want to ransack them for easy ideas, hoping the plagiarism won't be noticed.
But there are many, more common ways for poets to achieve that end: keep the poems a secret (like Dickinson) or, if you let them out, go and ransack them every so often, the way Auden and, later, Robert Lowell, energetic revisers of their own work, did.
When you are level 14 go to the Forgotten Tomb (Kill Skeletons, Each Skeletons give 2000+ Experience. ) Once you've killed them ransack them and sell their bones for 100,000-2000,000,000.
With widespread confusion and disarray at polling places, some of them ransacked, nearly all of the primary candidates had denounced last year's election even before any ballots were counted.
The residents' lawyer, John J. Grimes of Chappaqua, said Sheila James and her family were mistreated by a dozen officers who stormed their John Street home on May 8 , 1999 with guns drawn, handcuffed them, ransacked the apartment and left without formally charging anyone.
I wanted to get in on the debacle, to walk on the freshly paved deserted streets and breathe in the raspy dryness of blocks and blocks worth of yellow lawns, to check out abandoned homes, some of them ransacked by looters, others turned into prime real estate for squatters and all sorts of critters.
Inspired by Mao, millions of students denounced teachers and other intellectuals as bourgeois rightists, harassing and humiliating them, ransacking their homes and subjecting them to beatings.
Other Jakmania ransacked fences and stacked them on top of this policeman.
The attackers entered the buildings, ransacked each and set them on fire, but did not penetrate the safe rooms.
