"You're telling the people of Runner's World, 'Lookit, I'm like you are, I'm not a president who is making these decisions in isolation in an ivory tower,' " said Michael K. Deaver, who was Ronald Reagan's image czar.
"And I said to Mark, 'People probably don't think we're gay!' " And he goes, 'Lookit, nobody knows I'm gay, but the whole world knows you're gay.' " After seven years, Mr. McGreevey is comfortable in a relationship in which his partner pays the bills.
But Scalia says, Look, or as he says, "Lookit" — that's not what the Eighth Amendment says, and that's all I care about.
"Lookit, I been in and out of mental institutions, strung out on drugs, and living with friends for the past five years," Mr. Taylor told The New York Times in 1971.
"He told me, 'Lookit, if there's a consensus among pro lifers that the plank should remain as is, I'm not going to fight our own.'" Bay will start a talk-radio show in July which will broadcast for 2 hours a day; the show will be carried nationally.
In 1982, when he was still working, Dodds told his bosses: "Lookit, I'll take early retirement and I'll become a leading advocate of the only minority group I'll apparently ever belong to.
So yeah, haha, let's lookit the craaaAAaazy conservatives who are making the comparisons between Russia and the US because they got arrested for running a topless car wash.
Lookit me! Reading these menus feels like being "it" in a mean game of Keepaway.
The subsequent non-pornographic and ultimately unproduced screenplay they wrote, Sassy, contains Crumb-esque dialogue like "Wow! Lookit the musculature on those arms and legs… I'm in love with her!" and ends with the sasquatch being released back to the wild.
