How To Use Slacker In A Sentence
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Since his 2009 slacker anthem "I Love College," Roth remains a cult hero to the masses of stoner bros whose lifestyle he narrated throughout his early material.
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I hate how volleyball has the reputation of being a slacker sport.
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However, something terrible happened that prevented me from living my slacker dream.
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The hero, Shaun, an aimless slacker, has been recently dumped by his girlfriend and has to cope with his couch-surfing best friend.
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Knowledge games can also challenge a slacker child.
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Austin's a slacker town, Linklater's from a slacker culture.
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Here's a look at the men of Big Brother 12, ranging from two married men, one college slacker, two guys who hope to lie and be underestimated and a gay college professor who compares himself to a sourball in a metaphor laced with sexual innuendo, intentional or not.
BuddyTV
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Luke is a beery slacker, a soccer fan, and a wannabe writer aimlessly in search of the perfect girl, the perfect dumb movie, the perfect all-night high.
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This slacker attitude might also keep them on the edge of electronic pop music.
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Arita is one half of a slacker duo with Nimura, both of whom work at an industrial laundrette.
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Contrary to the popular rumor that Generations X and Y are mostly slackers, these young people take action.
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I'm sitting in a massive loft in a slacker neighbourhood where a lot of Montreal's vegetarians live.
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If 101 Reykjavik were entirely along these lines, it'd be pretty insufferable stuff - the plight of motionless slackers can get dreary fast, after all.
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He's quite modest about this fact, because he likes to think of himself as a humble slacker from the suburbs.
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They were a large part of slacker culture, and became poster boys for Generation X.
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The high-IQ guy in janitorial, OTOH, will be Mr. Slacker, and may not produce a lot as a janitor.)
State Universities vs. Vouchers, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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His signature style, both as a standup and as his TV alter ego Dave Mohumbhai, may be spaced-out slacker cool? but, in conversation, a fretfulness lurks, barely concealed beneath the easy-going San Francisco drawl.
Arj Barker: Landing of the Conchord
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I've become such an effective slacker in the past week that, after some conversations with friends and family, I've decided to sequester myself from the Internet for the next three days.
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Did I mention that you are supposed to be best friends with the cold-hearted slackers?
Just so you know, my phone works in the middle of night
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Accusations of being snowflakes, entitled, whiners and slackers have constantly been leveled at our nation’s young adults.
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Donning my slacker duds, I visited a handful of galleries around New York.
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The main reason I missed out on the Autobio panel was because of preparing for the Pat Mills interview; the questions were all set up and ready, but I'd had the slightly last minute idea that yes, I would try to bring along some images after all, and so had hastily burned a CD with Misty pdfs in the morning while having breakfast, and got the epidiascope set up by oxfordslacker Alex Williams; not mentioned much in these reviews yet, but that's because he was rushing around being very unslack and organizing a whole bunch of stuff, putting old pizza boxes into recycling bags, etc.
CAPTION2004 was history -- Friday
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The film has three slackers riding their way through college on scams, cheats and underhanded stunts.
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Daniel isn't championing a slacker ethos so much as he's narrowing his focus on the marginalized and underpaid, the people who don't wear designer suits or drive sporty new showroom cars.
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Slacker Radio 2.0 for iPhone to feature station caching, out 'soonish'
Joystiq
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Antoine is a layabout slacker who lives in a lounge at a health club where a friend lets him stay.
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The remarkable thing about the youth I interviewed is that their attitudes are not those of disengaged, civically ignorant slackers, as most adults are eager to describe their generation.
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He argued that there was still innovation going on and cited the slacker comedy Knocked Up.
Times, Sunday Times
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Pilotshark says: so sissy pansy hillbilly slacker is mr duke your plain pansy persona?
Think Progress » Liberty University Withdraws From CPAC Because Of Gay Rights Group’s Co-Sponsorship
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They can try to gussy it up all they want, but baseball remains essentially an idler's game, a backwater swimming hole where obsessives and slackers - and obsessive slackers - can hide out from the real world and float for a few hours at a time.
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So you get a slacker head angle, and a weenier head tube.
Singletrack Magazine
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His droning slacker voice and bizarre lyrics were present, but where were the interweaving guitars?
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Despite Lynn being in Honors, she was a big slacker and the teacher had learned this bit of information a long time ago.
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I may be a neurotic slacker set in my ways but I'm not a quitter - a little contradictory I know but they'll have to literally throw me off the course before I finally accept total academic defeat.
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The claim rang false because punk in its pure form disavowed commercial success, a disavowal that united an otherwise motley array of youth subcultures: high-school misfits, skateboard kids, hardcore skinheads, doped-out postcollegiate slackers.
Michael Dirda reviews "Listen to This," by music critic Alex Ross
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This is much more sophisticated than your average slacker comedy, as it features, for a change, a female protagonist, the ambiguously named everywoman, She.
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The flannel-wearing old-time slacker is at it again, and still doing a damn fine job of pumping out some substantial material.
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Not based on the local artist of the same name, this is instead a fictionalized account of the breakdown of a Montreal slacker artist.
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There are the notions of slacker culture, the Latin American ‘mañana’, and ‘Pacific time’.
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Members of Generation X, born between 1963 and 1977, are not slackers.
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Slacker is very funny indeed and highly innovative in its use of roving camera and juxtaposing various disparate conversations.
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Scrum is sold as a process for ‘removing impediments’ which is a nice way of saying ‘spotting slackers’.
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A slacker goes on the run after witnessing a gangland murder.
The Sun
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He's not frightened of mixing bluegrass religiosity, slacker nonchalance or even English folk rock into his music.
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That's where I am now, actually, helping the idiotic slacker try to get his World History grade up.
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Slackers and skivers everywhere should be grateful I'm not in charge.
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Loners is a drama that depicts the loosely connected lives of a group of 20-ish Czechs who seem to be caught in an early-'90s slacker angst.
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March 9th, 2010 4:01 pm ET phillip carrol – so the super rich, who worked and made their money, while obviously you didn't....need to pay your and other slacker's way?
Saving Carlos: The face of California's crisis
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Policemen, teachers, civil servants, owners of small family businesses—the baker, the butcher, the florist—who felt tyrannized by regulations and taxes and saw immigrants from Morocco and Turkey both as competitors (with small shops that could sell cheaper goods because they hired cheap, illegal workers) and as bad employees (unpunctual and disrespectful slackers who could not speak proper Dutch).
Nomad
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So if Stewart's audience is comprised of stoned slackers, how would Herzog describe O'Reilly's audience?
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Because Reyna's play looks so effortless, because his game is not full of breakneck sprints or fabulous runs on the ball, he might look like a slacker, a disaffected American youth in cleats.
USATODAY.com - Europe loves Captain America
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So they formed rock bands, partied all night - became, in the local parlance, ‘slackers’.
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The film has three slackers riding their way through college on scams, cheats and underhanded stunts.
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Well, I guess I always knew I was a slacker deep down in my heart.
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I still have some last-minute wrapping to do, because I'm a slacker.
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How do you feel about the slacker pothead stereotype?
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The band combines doo-wop with slacker rock for a truly unique recording.
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Antoine is a layabout slacker who lives in a lounge at a health club where a friend lets him stay.
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In short, they are slackers - but, to their credit, slackers with jobs.
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She was part of the ‘it’ crowd but associated with everyone else: nerds, goths, slackers, stoners, you name it.
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I'll admit that there's a certain amount of gawp-in-horror entertainment to be had from seeing the scabrous insides of sundry slackers' houses - but the weekly ‘look at the BUGS that were in your carpet!’
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If you answered yes to three or more of these you are an impressive slacker.
Times, Sunday Times
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Surfer was the comically subversive tale of a group of ski bums (the Slackers) visited by a mysterious stranger who skis magically and imparts mystical knowledge.
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Dudeism, a quasi-religion based upon the teachings of the film's antihero The Dude, has been the result of its slow-burn success and this event brings its founder Oliver Benjamin to the Idler magazine's west London slacker school for a debate on tenpin bowling, naps and kicking back.
This week's new events
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If you don’t know what I mean, you probably haven’t heard The Slackers, the excellent, soul-patched New York City scenesters who have been touring forever and who dabble equally in reggae, jazz, and soul.
Might as Well Be 100 Miles Away « PubliCola
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If I didn't have a kid, I could quit my job, move into a studio apartment somewhere, get a slacker job, and be just fine.
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But many of today's internet billionaires started out as insubordinate slackers, similar to the high school students who crowded Beijing's internet bars and - allegedly - neglected their schoolwork.
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It accepts no slackers, either emotionally (there is a 'spiritual resiliency test') or physically.
Times, Sunday Times
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The more I saw of the splendor of the fight which the French were making, the more I began to feel like an embusque, or what the British call a slacker; so
History of the University of Virginia, 1819-1919
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Crossing genres from lo-fi slacker rock to Greek chillwave, it felt exciting and fresh at the same time as throwing you back into the past in a disorientating timewarp reminiscent of Gold-era Spandau Ballet.
The sax is back
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Additionally, the slacker angle was so very 1990s, so very played out at this point.
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Despite their slacker stereotype, many members of Generation X have grown up to be useful and productive members of society.
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I took this as a justification for my slacker life, quietly snickering at the achievers and believers.
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Standing tall in a loose, flowing galabia and white head wrap, Ibrahim looks somehow wizardly, maybe capable of vaporizing slackers with a cast from the long, intimidating stick-wand he keeps clutched behind his back.
Human Sacrifice in Ancient Egypt?
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From the mock black and white flashback in which the U. S military discovers the subversive effects of heavy pot use, to an engaging montage that introduces Dale Denton and his liberal opinion but non-liberal use of marijuana, while going about his work as a despised Process Server, Pineapple Express makes an excellent first impression and feels like a rather affinitive take on today's slackers who partake in casual drug use.
DVD Times
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The whole thing's coated with a sugary Gen X slackerness that, for probably the first time in five years, doesn't seem silly or contrived.
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Yeah, I just don't know how motivated they would be, these stoned slackers.
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Finally, we are shaking off the coma of the stillborn slacker 90s and now there is movement.
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‘Some people really didn't like Scumrock because it's a slacker film,’ says McIntosh.
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Those who are idle, lazy, a slacker are wayward.
Christianity Today
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Its variants include the skater dude, the stoner dude, the slacker dude, and the surfer-skater-stoner-slacker dude.
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For the most part they're the seekers, slackers, and free spirits who tend to avoid the straight life, such as it is, for as long as they can.
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Luke was a brilliant student despite the fact that he was a notorious slacker.
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Which of your slacker friends can you get to vote this year?
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Shot in a catch-as-catch-can manner in 2003, the film tracks the misadventures of Jani Raappana, a 20-year-old slacker addicted to Subutex, the synthetic opiate that has replaced heroin in much of Europe and pervades the youth culture of Rovaniemi, the capital city of Finnish Lapland, north of the Arctic Circle.
Cooking Up Something Tasty
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Where we might have expected slacker smartness, we get variety and doomy profundity.
Times, Sunday Times
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Pitt is playing one of his loose-limbed slacker roles, Jerry Welbach, a hapless bagman already in debt to the criminal fraternity and now ordered to do one last mobster job south of the border.
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We have some slackers this year that have overplanted, not pruned and not practiced good garden culture.
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No one can represent an entire generation - including hippies, slackers, and dotcom CEOs.
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An active slacker is better than a passive slacker.
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D. If the job duties do not match the skills of a temporary and the temporary makes it known to the agency the temp., will be accused of being a slacker and will be admonished for taking a job that he was not qualitied to perform.
A Final Word about Temporary Staffing Agencies.
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She's half high-flier, half slacker, and half seductress, half strait-laced.
Times, Sunday Times
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Because he needs help, McCaleb recruits his slacker neighbor, Buddy Noone to be his driver and gofer.
