It's just ... it's not a ... it's got bad juju all around it.
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Carl says the family heirloom has mostly been avoided due to its bad juju.
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Your cover letter should never provoke technological frustration — that's bad juju before someone even reads it.
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"It's just got bad juju, so I'm not going there," he told reporters during a West Coast stop.
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What we need to focus on now is quashing the bad juju created by misbehaving during a deal process.
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I don't doubt that some people really believe that the properties of $12 sage smoke are molecularly repellent to bad juju.
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But it does make for killer Instagram eye candy — and who knows, maybe clear away any bad juju like the stones that inspired it.
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Cousins of mine eat 12 grapes at midnight, one by one, and silently recite as many wishes, while my aunt burns incense to drive out any lingering bad juju.
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We got Bob out in L.A. and, since he's a die-hard Cubbies fan, we wanted to know if he thought there was bad juju still hanging over the squad.
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"During the campaign, for fear of bad juju, we were never allowed to talk about what a Trump White House would look like, never mind plan for one," their book reveals.
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Chris Brown got wrapped into some bad juju after cops say a woman trekked across the country trying to get him to remove a curse she believed CB inflicted on her son.
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I talked to some friends to see if they ever felt worse after a yoga class — or if I was the only one for whom an hour of chatarungas dredged up bad juju.
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Story at a glance If you have the Addams Family gene, finding joy in what's conventionally considered morbid or creepy or just bad juju, you should have a stroll through Baltimore's Green Mount Cemetery.
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The book breathlessly weaves in and out of timelines as it fills us in on the tragic history of Oscar's family, burdened through generations by a kind of bad juju our hero calls fukú.
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Maybe it was the numerous amounts of people I saw K-holing in their front seats or maybe the ecstasy was starting to wear off but I began to get bad juju emanating from the shrubbery.
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Bad juju is one thing, but in Tehran in 1988 — the final year of the eight-year Iran-Iraq war — danger comes from every direction: the prying nosy neighbors, the patrolling morality police, the hurtling enemy missiles.
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Donald Trump did not prepare for a White House transition—or draft any kind of Election-Night speech—because the hyper-superstitious businessman was too afraid of "bad juju," two of his former top aides reveal in a new book.
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"Sure, it's bad juju" that the industry has fallen short in its efforts to support emerging talent, said James C. Jurney, the chief executive of the Seize sur Vingt clothing label and a force behind Groupe, a men's wear incubator.
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Right after ABC moderator Linsey Davis framed a question about Hillary Clinton's recent comments on Sanders — that "nobody likes him, nobody wants to work with him, he gets nothing done" — Biden swooped in for a hug as if to ward off the bad juju from 26.
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The 2016 offseason was mostly an exercise in closing obvious holes—Brian McCann swapped in for the departing Jason Castro at catcher, Morton filling out the rotation, and Beltran and Reddick helping shore up the outfield—and hoping that whatever bad juju hit the 'Stros last season doesn't strike again in 2017.
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The engineers gradually zap SAM's bugs and boost its bricks-per-day output well past the 1,000 mark, but the monotony of chapters devoted to each gig (Laramie: "From the start, the job had bad juju") exposes the book's most inexplicable flaw — the chasm between what Waldman reveals and what he withholds.
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With what began as sage-ing the bad juju out of the mansion, and holding a mock rose ceremony so I didn't look like a fool when I finally stood in front of all the men that first night to making three new friends, I felt as ready as I'd ever be for that first night.
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It's hard to pinpoint the exact moment that Lawrence won her Oscar, but for our money, it's the moment when Robert De Niro, one of the greatest actors of the last 100 years and a cinematic force the likes of which we've never seen, begins to pipe up about Lawrence being a bad influence on his son and costing his beloved Philadelphia sports teams "bad juju," and Lawrence shuts him down, kicks him into the floor, and then slugs a Budweiser in triumph.
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Bad Juju later filed for bankruptcy in June 2015. The Desura service went offline on March 19, 2016, but came back on March 29. Desura went offline again in September 2016, and has remained disconnected since then. On October 28, 2016, the desura.
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On July 10, 2013, Linden Lab announced that they had acquired Desura. The service would continue uninterrupted for current customers and the team and technology become a part of Linden Lab. After acquiring Desura, Linden Lab changed their Terms of Service to include the wording that they have future rights to use and adapt content from their virtual citizens. It was announced on November 5, 2014 that Linden Lab had sold the Desura service to Bad Juju Games.
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For the next few years, Jim Suhler & Monkey Beat toured throughout the United States and Europe, playing clubs, theaters and festivals for an ever burgeoning fan base. “Bad JuJu", which was produced by noted producer Jim Gaines (Stevie Ray Vaughan, Carlos Santana) was easily the most fully realized Monkey Beat album to date, & released by Lucky Seven records in 2001. Texas rock 'n roll, Zydeco, Tex-Mex music, Hip Hop & Blues influences were all evident on the songs on this album. “Tijuana Bible" was released in 2009.
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Many independent developers (for example Scott Cawthon) and small companies published their content on Desura including Frozenbyte, Frictional Games, Introversion Software, Basilisk Games, S2 Games, Linux Game Publishing, RuneSoft, Running with Scissors, Interplay Entertainment, and Double Fine Productions. Desura sold many games that were previously included in Humble Bundle initiatives, as well as numerous other commercial titles. Desura also provided several freeware and free software games. Originally, the platform was developed by DesuraNET; it was later sold to Linden Lab, and then to Bad Juju Games, which filed for bankruptcy in June 2015.
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Indie Royale were a series of game bundles similar in concept to the Humble Bundle. Purchasers were able to decide how much they want to pay for a bundle, but - unlike the Humble Indie Bundles - Indie Royale bundles had a minimum price. This price was increased slightly every time a buyer chooses to pay the minimum amount, and was reduced when a buyer pays significantly more than the minimum. Indie Royale was a joint venture between the defunct video game download service Desura, which was owned by Bad Juju Games and the independent game editorial site IndieGames.
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The venue worked closely with Barry Fey to bring national touring acts to the Denver scene. Although only in business for eight months, the club hosted concerts by the decade's leading artists including Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, The Who, The Grateful Dead and Joe Cocker. The most remembered show was performed in April 1970 by Jethro Tull. During the show, a patient escaped from nearby hospital St. Luke Medical Center, entered the kitchen area and began stabbing himself in the chest. Tainted as "bad juju", the club closed in October 1970 as a push by city officials to have the venue closed to improve the surrounding neighborhood. The building reopened briefly in 1976 as a farmers' market, known simply as The Market; however, this only lasted four months.
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Hugh Kaufman (born January 14, 1943), better known as the Rubber Chicken Man, is a Washington Nationals baseball fan who can be seen at most games at Nationals Park waving a rubber chicken over the Nationals dugout to ward off bad "juju" or bad luck. Sports reporters writing for The Washington Post have written about his giving chicken soup to struggling Nats players to improve their play and that his ritual "sacrificing" of chickens often seems to precede turnarounds in the Nationals' performance. As an employee of the Environmental Protection Agency, Kaufman has repeatedly been a whistleblower, including matters relating to the Rita Lavelle convictions and the post-9-11 cleanup of Ground Zero. Kaufman was born January 14, 1943 in Washington, D.C. where he became a fan of the old Washington Senators.
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