"Start, you vicious bastard!" he hisses at his red Austin 1300, before grabbing a tree branch.
Although he is already married and has a son, Jack in fact is clearly the most eager to hold fast to the slacker ethic, his snarky dude-talk of sex setting the tone for the conversations ("So, Don, you vicious party beast, what's up next in our parade of pleasure?"), his regular supply of joints helping to keep them all pickled in memories of good times past.
Most of the rest of it is far too unreasonable to post above the line, but if you enjoy vicious, hyperbolic satire, you'll find it worth a read.
Grand Theft Auto sells to you a vicious protagonist and an unreliable narrator, and you buy him.
"I'll tell you one thing that will motivate me to go sooner, rather than later: when you have vicious attacks by leading Republicans," he said.
That isn't political opportunism, nor does it represent, as you claim, "vicious charges".
One critic has said you write "vicious little comedies obsessed with portraying the dark side of life".
Ordinarily, if you say vicious things about the American government, talk about its problems, or even openly critical the American government, this is nothing very remarkable.
The video was set to The Who's "Who Are You?" A vicious blog called "Megan Had It Coming" appeared on the Internet, and people claimed, unconvincingly, that it was written by Lori Drew.
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Here's the deal, apparently: if celebrities aren't famous enough for your liking (Ron Paul, Paula Abdul), or seem insufficiently schooled in irony, you make vicious sport of them, but if they're A-listers, insanely keen to be in on the joke, they can join your congregation.
