Drew Taggart and Alex Pall check off so many different outrage boxes it seems almost intentional: they're simultaneously self-proclaimed nice guys, swaggering tech bros, simpering fake-deep quotes generators, and living avatars of Big Streaming disruption.
"Why don't you trust women?" our liberal ally proclaimed, simultaneously purporting to personally accept Catholic teaching on the issue, ie – that life begins at conception and abortion is evil.
A Panamanian patron, inspired by a hot-sauce-loaded bite of chicken, proclaims El Sabroso "simultaneously the best of New York City, and the best escape from it". (Acuario Café, dishes $4-$4-$8l Sabroso, dishes $6-$6-$7.50
Although the vast majority of Unionists in Ireland proclaimed themselves "simultaneously Irish and British", even for them there was a strain upon the adoption of Britishness after the Great Famine.
Children sported headbands proclaiming "I am revolutionary".
As Elle magazine proclaimed earlier this year, Amy Poehler is "simultaneously the adorable little sister who makes you laugh and the wise older sister who supports you through your darkest hour".
This is Robert Graves in 1945, with the characteristic blend of arrogance and self-effacement that later led him to proclaim his own status as "minor" while simultaneously damning every "major" poet on the block.
Prince Carol sparked a dynastic crisis when he officially renounced his rights to succeed Ferdinand on 5 January 1926, simultaneously waiving all parental rights over Prince Michael, who had been proclaimed heir.
Mr. McKay directs in such an understated, self-effacing manner -- the opening credits proclaim it a film by everyone involved in its making, their names projected simultaneously and unhierarchically -- that what he has accomplished may not be immediately apparent.
