Lunatic

better than his fellow-creatures, had his hair curled like a heathen, laid statues under muslin coverlets, shut his shutters in broad day to work by lamp-light? There, get along; if he were not so grossly immoral, he would be fit to shut up in a lunatic asylum. Consult Monsieur Loraux, the priest at Saint Sulpice, ask his opinion about it all, and he will tell you that your husband, does not behave like a Christian." "Oh, mother, can you believe----?" "Yes, I do believe. You loved him, and

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excellente cuisinière. Mais, en chemin, elle rencontre monsieur Woolf, un pâtissier célèbrissime et multimilliardaire, désespéré de ne pas trouver la recette idéale de la tarte aux fraises. Heureusement, apparaît un autre personnage, une certaine Miss Lunatic qui évoque irrésistiblement la statue de la Liberté... En 1991, Pef (Pierre-Élie Ferrier de son vrai nom), dans ‘’Contes comme la lune’’, où il détourna les contes de façon drôle et provocante, fit part de ses interrogations à propos du Petit Chaperon

excellente cuisinière. Mais, en chemin, elle rencontre monsieur Woolf, un pâtissier célèbrissime et multimilliardaire, désespéré de ne pas trouver la recette idéale de la tarte aux fraises. Heureusement, apparaît un autre personnage, une certaine Miss Lunatic qui évoque irrésistiblement la statue de la Liberté... En 1991, Pef (Pierre-Élie Ferrier de son vrai nom), dans ‘’Contes comme la lune’’, où il détourna les contes de façon drôle et provocante, fit part de ses interrogations à propos du Petit Chaperon

watt nominal circuit" actually was pouring out trillions of joules per second, almost all of which missed the circuit entirely and roared off into space and was lost, you would have been tarred and feathered and drummed out of science as a total lunatic. Heaviside had not the slightest notion of what could possibly be furnishing such a mindstaggering energy flow! So Heaviside -- who did include that NONDIVERGED vast component in his theory (while Poynting completely omitted it), was extremely cautious

toutefois qu’entre le duo rap-foot et les attentes du public du foot, l’opposition est frontale : « Le rap étale le fric, comme le foot. L’origine sociale des rappeurs et des footeux est la même. Le pauvre est fasciné par l’argent et, comme le dit Lunatic : “Comment mépriser l’argent quand on n’en a pas ?” Ça rappelle ce bon mot de l’économiste Paul Laffitte : “Un idiot pauvre est un idiot, mais un idiot riche est un riche.” » « Quand tu n’as jamais eu de blé et qu’il arrive, tu le montres, tu glisses

of wildness or ruthlessness predominates. Usually the word is used in a wholly figurative sense. Thus in La Fin de Satan the fallen archangel, flying from Jehovah, is 'fauve et hagard', Barabbas stumbling against the Cross is 'fauve', and of the lunatic in the tombs it is said: 'fauve il mordait'. In all these cases the meaning is 'wild','savage '. In Dieu we have `Vénus, fauve et fatale' ('cruel'), in L'Ane les canons dont les fauves gueulées' ('terrible'), in L'Année Terrible'un hallier fauve où

been waiting for you to do just that, haven’t we?” “You’re a lunatic,” said the woman. “You’re both lunatics, and that’s my summation.” “You’re not, Marie,” interjected the first. “A lunatic, I mean. Your presentation yesterday was brilliant.” “It was nothing of the sort,” she said. “It was routine and quite dull.” “No, no!” disagreed the second. “It was superb; it had to be. I didn’t understand a word. But then I have other talents.” “Lunatic ...” The elevator was braking; the first man spoke again

offenses like conspiracy and subversion. Distinguished former inmates included Voltaire, who wroteOedipus there in 1718. The seven prisoners in residence that day were: four forgers, the Comte de Solanges (inside for a sexual misdemeanor) and two lunatics (one of whom was an English or Irish man named Major Whyte, who sported a waist-length beard and thought he was Julius Caesar). One hundred lives were lost in the attack, including that of the governor, whose head was carried through Paris on a pike

interchangeable adj. - interschimbător irrémédiable adj. - de nereparat, iraparabil jatte s.f. - strachină, blid la moindre envie - cea mai mică dorinţă larmoyant s.m. - plîngăreţ, cu lacrimi loufoque adj. - tîcnit, aiurit, comic lunatique adj. - lunatic, capricios malentendu s.m. - neînţelegere malgré prep. - necătînd la, în ciuda mariage d’intérêt - căsătorie de interese marivaudage s.m. - limbaj galant maudit, ~e adj. - blestemat méfiance s.f. - neîncredere, bănuială (se) méfier vr. - a nu avea