Kyle对鞭挞他新节目的女记者辱骂, 随后遭抵制: "Some fat slag (a pejorative term for slut. An individual who cares not for relationships beyond the realm of the sexual, these people sleep with many partners not caring about anything save for the moment of climax. ) on news.com.au has already branded it a disaster. You can tell by reading the article that she just hates us and has always hated us," he said. "What a fat bitter苦的 thing you are. You're a piece of shit. This low thing, Alison Stephenson, deputy editor of news.com.au online. You're supposed to be impartial, you little troll( I. One who posts a deliberately provocative message to a newsgroup or message board with the intention of causing maximum disruption and argument. II. (intr) Brit informal to walk or stroll. III. (intr) Homosexual slang to stroll around looking for sexual partners; cruise.). "You're a bullshit artist, girl. You should be fired from your job. Your hair's very '90s. And your blouse. You haven't got that much titty to be having that low cut a blouse. Watch your mouth or I'll hunt you down." "While some may hold out hope 抱有希望, 抱着希望 that Kyle Sandilands will one day reform his rude and entirely inappropriate approach, to my mind a much easier solution is for Australians to just turn off." 随后各方开始挞伐Kyle, 广告商撤出: An on-air apology by Sandliands yesterday, believed to have been insisted upon(坚持, have maintained that) by management, did little to stem the commercial bleeding. But the gesture was branded "weak" and "insincere" by listeners and, according to radio sources, failed to soothe network bosses who are said to be weighing up 掂量, 衡量 their options. Australians disgusted by Sandilands' rant have vowed to black ban ( black ban [ =boycott 抵制, 拒买, 澳大利亚用语. a mass refusal to supply or purchase goods or services in an attempt to force a particular decision or action. ]: History: The Australian Labor Movement (Unions) required legal financial membership of the appropriate union. They would issue a membership card printed and signed in black ink. Usage: Unions would place work bans upon various employers or work sites where the employer used non-union labor/practices. They would also place bans for political reasons. The term "black ban" means Union members not allowed to work for or at an employer or work site. The term is non-racist. Green ban 为了环境等问题而做出的抵制决定: A green ban is a form of strike action, usually taken by a trade union or other organised labour group, which is conducted for environmentalist or conservationist purposes. Green bans in Australia were never instigated (instigate I. 引发, 导致发生 = occasion见下文. to bring about, as by incitement or urging to instigate rebellion. II. to urge on to some drastic or inadvisable action. ) unilaterally单方面的 by the Builders Labourers Federation BLF, all green bans were at the request of, and in support of, residents' groups. In February 1973, Jack Mundey coined the term 'Green Ban' in order to distinguish between the traditional union 'Black Bans'. Mundey argued that the term 'Green Ban' was more appropriate as they were in defence of the environment. Green Bans saved many vital urban spaces and over 100 buildings were considered by the National Trust to be worthy of preservation. ) show advertisers, as Southern Cross Austereo moved to quell public anger with an apology. Last night, Southern Cross Austereo broke its silence打破沉默 over the incident, in a brief statement from chief executive Rhys Holleran. "Kyle speaks his mind. However, in this case we recognize that his opinions have caused offence and sincerely apologise," it read. Meanwhile, the Government announced it had withdrawn all scheduled media placements from the Kyle and Jackie O Show. "Kyle is valuable but everyone is replaceable and he is only valuable if advertisers want to use him," the buyer said. That's the lesson here: You have got to learn to take it on the chin( take it on the chin/nose I. Lit. to stand up to something adverse, such as criticism. (Fig. on taking a direct punch to the head in boxing.) They laid some blunt criticism on him, but he took it on the chin. I knew he could take it on the nose. The bad news was a real shock, but John took it on the chin. The worst luck comes my way, and I always end up taking it on the chin. II. Fig. to receive the full brunt of something. Why do I have to take it on the chin for something I didn't do? If you did it, you have to learn to take it on the chin.) a little bit.
Man With Size 21 Feet: For Griffiths, the cons of having size 21 feet include having to special-order shoes, not being able to wear regular men's socks, and getting rejected from rugby clubs because his footwear doesn't comply with their strict dressing codes. The pro: Lots and lots of ladies. Griffiths "is constantly faced with ( to present evidence of something to someone. When I faced him with the evidence, he confessed immediately. The police faced Max with the witness's story. The CEO was faced with the problem of bringing the bankrupt firm back to profitability. ) the same chat-up line(A pick-up line = chat-up line is a conversation opener with the intent of engaging an unfamiliar person for humor, romance, or dating. Overt and sometimes humorous displays of romantic interest, pick-up lines advertise the wit of their speakers to their target listeners. Pick-up lines range from straight forward 直截了当的 conversation openers going through the full range to the most elaborate attempts. ): 'Is it true what they say about men with big feet?'" Given Griffiths' stock response to their inquiries, however, he also appears to have been teletransported from one of those films: "I can confirm that it is! "I've already bedded more than 30 women. "The ladies only want me for one thing. At this stage of my life, it doesn't bother me. Why are women so superficial? Maybe they worry that the relationship will come to revolve around围绕着 Griffiths' feet and his quests to find large enough shoes. Maybe they come to feel overshadowed by his feet. Maybe they don't want to be with a guy who brags about how many women he's bedded.
Justin Biber 私生子事件: Jeffrey Leving, told E! News that they are requesting the do-over再做一遍 to confirm that the sample is truly from the 17-year-old pop sensation. Evidence has to be properly supervised to make sure it is not corrupted. What I am hoping is to get DNA testing done for everybody and to have it done in a supervised setting." Meanwhile, Bieber got into the holiday spirit ( enter/get into the spirit of something to show that you are happy to be at a social event by talking to a lot of people, dancing, or wearing special clothes 'Hey, I like your hat!' 'Well, I thought I'd better enter into the spirit of things.' I'm afraid I was feeling too ill to really get into the spirit of the evening. a guiding light/spirit someone who influences a person or group and shows them how to do something successfully She was the founder of the company, and for forty years its guiding light. a free spirit someone who does what they want and does not feel limited by the usual rules of social behaviour. His brothers describe Nick as something of a free spirit, unconventional and adventurous. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak. 心有余而力不足 Prov. People cannot always do what they know they ought to do.; People are not always physically capable of doing what they are willing to do. (Biblical.) Alan: Have you started the diet your doctor recommended? Fred: The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.) on the "Today" show with his "Under the Mistletoe" duet partner, Usher. Watch! And on "The Late Show" Wednesday, Bieber told David Letterman: "I think I could smell a weasel ( weasel ['wi:zəl] I. 黄鼠狼, 黄鼬. II. Informal a sly or treacherous person. A person regarded as sneaky or treacherous. weasel words 含糊的话, 含糊其辞, 模棱两可的话 (mainly American) words that you use to avoid answering a question or to deceive someone She was too experienced an interviewer to be taken in by the weasel words of crafty politicians. weasel out (of something) 望而却步 to escape responsibility for something. To back out of a situation or commitment in a sneaky or cowardly manner. He used all kinds of excuses to weasel out of paying his bills. ), too, a little bit. It's pretty crazy, people make up false accusations."
