Cutr: The President's plan is on the website and it's totally tough on everyone.
Amidst the crashing poverty, crushing cold, and small pockets of the Kill Whitey brigade, however, I met folks who were warm and welcoming in a totally tough and indifferent kind of way, that is.
At Sky News's Ask the Leaders event before the election, a young woman flummoxed Cameron, who was totally prepared for tough questions on tuition fees, Syria and welfare, by asking him about periods.
We'd be saying "Crikey Vladimir, it's a bloody tiger, run!" And Pooty-Poot would be all, "Dude, I'm Putin, this enormous land-beast totally respects my tough fiscal policy reforms and Leningrad judo king trophies.
Walton wasn't totally off his tough-talk game.
Learning to read in English is so hard and totally illogical, all those toughs and thoughs.
At the end of the day, he's tough and totally loyal to his employer.
"We stick to our principles, which is totally different from being tough," the official news agency, Xinhua, quoted Mr. Yang as saying.
Meanwhile, Pearce's New South Wales Origin captain Paul Gallen believes calls for a year-long ban are "totally unfair, way too tough and over the top.
"I thought Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and The Zoo Story were both really tough and totally unsentimental," says Harold Pinter, who met Albee when he went to New York for The Caretaker and is a friend.
Of course, Dick was very literal-minded, _very — _he had no understanding of music, poetry — and yet, when you got right down to it, Dick's literalness, his pragmatic approach to every subject, was the primary reason Perry had been attracted to him, for it made Dick seem, compared to himself, so authentically tough, invulnerable, "totally masculine").
