It really steams me when companies wuss out by not trying to knock one out of the park, especially when the winning formula is so crystal clear.
Wimp, a derogation dreaded more by politicians than "ax murderer," has since been edged out by wuss, a rhyming form of unprintable etymology.
And it figures they'd be led by wuss quarterback Heath Shuler.
He added: "The perception that Warren Christopher was some wuss who got hoodwinked by Jim Baker is absolute fantasy in the mind of somebody who is trying to make themselves out to be bigger than they were".
Though Mr. Apatow isn't officially credited, his DNA is all over this bromance, which stars Paul Rudd as a wuss who mans up by befriending a guy's guy (Jason Segel) whose masculinity is so secure he wears Ugg boots and shorts to walk his wee dog.
Changing nappies was never my favourite job, but it certainly didn't occur to me to wonder whether I was being a wuss or a hard man by doing it.
This time out, however, the indomitable detective is pretty much a wuss - a hero weakened by Kryptonite through most of the story.
In "Terminator 2: Judgment Day," Connor was played by Edward Furlong as wry, resourceful, and laid-back; in "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines," he was played by Nick Stahl as a cocky wuss.
He was a wuss and he was an enabler of wusses".
Mr. Poyser's frustrations are echoed by Clay Liford, another Austin-based director, whose comedy-drama "Wuss," about a meek schoolteacher who takes revenge on a bullying student, was well received on the festival circuit in 2011.
