When he was promoting his latest series last month, Jamie Oliver wrestled with an issue that has preoccupied Daily Mail writers and rightwing politicians for years: the weird debate about poverty and ownership of televisions, and the peculiar idea that no one with a large, flatscreen TV is actually poor.
The dots vs. pixels thing is a bit of a weird debate, because like Mbps and MBps, they are both valid measurements and sometimes both are necessary.
While I'm thankful that they didn't give the role to LiLo or something, do you think that they might just skirt over the moment she visited her son in hospital and recorded the sound of his life support machine, her "I can't make love to Jews anymore" comment about Lou Reed or that weird, debated story about her bottling a black woman?
"Just watched former Intelligence Official Phillip Mudd become totally unglued and weird while debating wonderful @PARISDENNARD over Brennan's Security Clearance," Trump tweeted.
"What's weird about this debate is [Democrats] tell us this publicly and privately: 'We'll extend these things for two years at a time and not pay for them, but if you dare try to make them permanent you better raise taxes on somebody else,'" he said in a discussion with reporters on Friday.
When you go to your girlfriends house, for the first time and her parents are there, always remember to say thanks and you are welcome, and if you leave the room say excuse-me and never, never try too hard to impress your political family and never come up, with weird comments or debates in the very first time you meet them.
Hillary Clinton called Donald Trump to order on Monday night in probably the most watched – and certainly the weirdest and wildest – presidential debate in American history.
My fondness for books, debates, and weird outfits meant I was relentlessly made fun of in primary school, consistently (and pretty creatively) insulted and taunted throughout secondary school and publicly ridiculed at university.
Scientists have debated the existence of these tiny bacteria for decades since there was never such a detailed observation of the weird microbes--but the debate now seems to be over.
Glynnis: (10 08 19 PM): Suddenly the debate becomes a weird version of Jeopardy.
Finally, in the weird code of the SW1 debating club, Labour foxes were shot – particularly that autumnal line about the state being "pared back to the 1930s".
