Interbank transfers are an unwise act of faith; credit cards work only patchily; there are periodic, unexplained shortages of roubles, and an even weirder exchange rate for them.
It was one of the weirder exchanges in a surreal, five-hour Senate hearing.
Miller, who used to work for Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala)., mocked Acosta in surely one of the weirdest exchanges ever from the podium.
For Whippman's purposes Zappos is the perfect microcosm of the American paradox: a place stocked with life coaches and colorful balloons and ever inventive examples of "corporate fungineering". Whippman has a weird email exchange with Hsieh in which he uses lots of exclamation points and refers to the "holacracy" and "brand aura" (she doesn't know and neither do I).
Within hours, she was caught on camera in a weird volatile exchange with EU Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker, where she seemed to be bollocking him about being called "nebulous", and he splayed his hands on her in a creepy, over-familiar way.
We'd met once in Toronto, had exchanged weird tales from the Bible, I'd sung her a somewhat racist Yiddish song, she'd laughed.
After a stay at a ridiculous health spa, Guido retreats with elegant diffidence to a handsome hotel to take meetings with producers and interested parties: weird, almost hallucinatory exchanges that look more like the encounters from Last Year at Marienbad or Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
He and the wolf-god got into this exchange of weird stances until eventually the jujitsu guy bound the wolf-god up in rope and put him in a van.
She knows that the whole exchange process feels weird and wants to know why it feels off.
Barlow had already given Lovecraft's manuscripts to Brown University; now he tried to convince the school to accept the remnants of his weird-fiction collection, requesting, in exchange, a printing press, on which he could publish a Nahuatl newspaper, so that the descendants of the Aztecs could read in their own language.
