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Перевод: slacker

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лодырь ; бездельник ; прогульщик ; дезертир ; уклоняющийся от службы в армии

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1. It's all sulking under iron skies in Switzerland for the LEMONHEADS - unusual for such a casual, flexible group, thinks JOHN MULVEY, until he hears King Slacker EVAN DANDO talking about drugs, weird nightmares, good bites and loving Tipper Gore.
2. Slacker swims best.
3. And, in spite of his apparent gawky straightforwardness, there's a nervous, complex, almost impenetrable side to Dando beyond all the cute songs, stupidfresh cover versions and slacker platitudes.
4. Scorsese's working on Edith Wharton's The Age Of Innocence , Coppola on Bram Stoker's Dracula and now Mel Brooks is promising to do Oliver Goldsmith's restoration comedy She Stoops To Conquer Although Slacker , the original film about twentynothings, remains unreleased over here, Hollywood has several attempts to tap the Generation X market on the way.
5. Slacker is very funny indeed and highly innovative in its use of roving camera and juxtaposing various disparate conversations.
6. But as the Tory wagon-train breaks away from Mrs Thatcher's trail, Mr Major's gentler style inevitably means slacker reins.
7. If nothing else, Greg Ackell is emphatically not a slacker.
8. The "slacker" tag, that's currently slung at anything American with long hair and a dopey demeanour, seems particularly applicable to him.
9. SLACKER
10. SEBADOH (left), touted Massachusetts slacker outfit, plug their new "Sebadoh Vs Helmet" mini-LP with shows at
11. In those days food and health inspectors were almost unknown, and laws appertaining to hygiene and human dwellings were ever so much slacker, and casual.
12. Slacker, a term denoting a Twentysomething who wants no responsibility and loves a good time, was a major US cult hit last year for director Richard Linklater - and deservedly so.