Before this theory blows your mind, here's some background for the uninitiated.
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"That blows your mind" The California fire season should be nearing its end.
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Ayahuasca, the Hallucinogen That Blows Your Mind and Makes You Puke Your Guts
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It's cool, and in a non-drug-use way it sort of blows your mind.
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The first time you read a book that changes your world-view or blows your mind.
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"You can dive anywhere in a Seth book and find a paragraph that blows your mind," she said.
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You know that feeling you get when you learn something that blows your mind, something new, something that perhaps you didn't even think to ask about?
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"If you're of an era and you watch that scene with 'The Great Escape' and instead of seeing Steve McQueen you see Leo, it just blows your mind," Rothman said.
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"We shoot with this French photographer David Bellemere and he's incredible — you see his pictures and it blows your mind," Prinsloo tells PEOPLE while celebrating the launch of Victoria's Secret new swim collection (and the TV special, of course) Tuesday.
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"It just kind of blows your mind, everyone has these moves, but they are all designed to somehow influence who is going to be number two," said Bill Carrick, a veteran Democratic strategist who is running the campaign of US Sen.
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Baby Woodrose was started in 2001 by Uffe Lorenzen, later known under the alias Lorenzo Woodrose. Initially Baby Woodrose was a personal side-project for Lorenzo Woodrose, who was still drummer and songwriter in On Trial then. Lorenzo recorded Baby Woodrose's first album Blows Your Mind by himself on Pan Records (re-released by Bad Afro in 2003). Later on he decided to take the project to the next level and contacted 'The Moody Guru' (Riky Woodrose, bassist) and 'Fuzz Daddy' (Rocco Woodrose, drummer).
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Rambler '65 album cover 3rd Rock from the Sun museum display American Motors used the compact Rambler American chassis as the basis for the 1968 Javelin, a two-door hardtop marketed as a "hip", dashing, and affordable pony car, as well as available in several muscle car performance versions. In 1988 Ben Vaughn, a musician and a longtime Rambler automobile fan, released El Rambler Dorado on his Blows Your Mind album. He later recorded an entire album in his 1965 Rambler American. Released in 1997 by Rhino Records and titled Rambler '65, Vaughn turned his car into a makeshift studio.
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As recalled by LtCol (USMC ret.) Lenny Bucko regarding two vs two training: "One of the MiG-23s would retreat while the other guy would come in behind you. In the training environment the Blue Air pilots would do their intercepts at 350 to 400 knots, so when they all of a sudden get this Flogger coming at Mach 1.5, it really changes the geometry of things. It blows your mind because you are not used to seeing that kind of speed." The MiG-23's speed in particular was used as a teaching aid for a couple of situations during a potential war with the Soviet Union.
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With all of these > families and civilians that got killed and with planes flying into the World > Trade Center… you look at that stuff and it blows your mind that someone > would feel that way against another human being, no matter the > circumstances. I looked back at that stuff and I laid there for hours > thinking about where I was [on September 11, 2001] and how it's changed. It > was really cool. I think that the most emotional part of it was that for a > little bit, you saw all of the people of United States – Democrat, > Republican and no matter the race or the status – everybody came together > and it was all for the one cause.
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