But you two had better shove off, you're dead from the neck up.

He's pretty well dead from the neck up, as far as I can see.

"Guess you're dead from the neck up," was the man's comment.

In Archie's own words, it means "dead from the neck up".

That only seems strange in a society where everyone seems dead from the neck up."

'The Government is dying on its feet and for months past it's been dead from the neck up.'

A good fellow, but in matters requiring intellect and swift thought dead from the neck up.

"Dead from the Neck Up"

If they hadn't been dead from the neck up we should never have been able to land our troops in Bergen, Trondheim and Narvik.'

In the film, Miriam Moskowitz, who befriended Ethel in jail, said, "You had to be dead from the neck up not to feel radical."

"You had to be dead from the neck up not to be radical," Miriam Moskowitz, a defendant at a dress rehearsal for the Rosenberg trial, recalls in the film.

As directed by Brian Kulick, the play, which opened last night at the Joseph Papp Public Theater, is nice to look at, but essentially dead from the neck up - and down.

Angry at his lot in life, he is determined not to be tied down to living a life of domestic drudgery like the people around him, including his parents, whom he describes as "dead from the neck up".

Most successful in this new economy, Mr. Webber said, are senior managers who are often younger, better educated and more knowledgeable about information technology than those "even in their 40's, who are dead from the neck up."

He was the son of a rich dealer in hay and feedstuffs, but he despised his father for being dead from the neck up, totally concerned with material things, unimaginative and also for paying him a ridiculous three dollars a week allowance.

"But the film itself is dead from the neck up and the neck down: a Photoshopped image of reality that is bland, parochial, and stereotypically acted by a cast who have nothing like the subtlety and range of Trey Parker's puppets from Team America: World Police.

'The Government is dying on its feet and for months past it's been dead from the neck up.'

If they hadn't been dead from the neck up we should never have been able to land our troops in Bergen, Trondheim and Narvik.'

In the film, Miriam Moskowitz, who befriended Ethel in jail, said, "You had to be dead from the neck up not to feel radical."

"You had to be dead from the neck up not to be radical," Miriam Moskowitz, a defendant at a dress rehearsal for the Rosenberg trial, recalls in the film.

Most successful in this new economy, Mr. Webber said, are senior managers who are often younger, better educated and more knowledgeable about information technology than those "even in their 40's, who are dead from the neck up."

He was the son of a rich dealer in hay and feedstuffs, but he despised his father for being dead from the neck up, totally concerned with material things, unimaginative and also for paying him a ridiculous three dollars a week allowance.

"But the film itself is dead from the neck up and the neck down: a Photoshopped image of reality that is bland, parochial, and stereotypically acted by a cast who have nothing like the subtlety and range of Trey Parker's puppets from Team America: World Police.