Adam Levine and his daughter Dusty Rose are just bumming around.
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I like having snacks at hand but hate bumming off my friends.
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It's a little bit bumming, like, 'Oh man, nobody has faith in me.
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After months of bumming rides, he decided to buy a new car online.
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I loved the good will fellowship of smokers, the gift economy of bumming.
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Ricky and Keith had been in Europe for a while hitchhiking and bumming around.
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"We readily and happily provide consensual glitter bumming," Ali Gay, director of Glitoris, said.
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As much as we all love Instagram, it's apparently kind of bumming us out.
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It's Wednesday evening here in Washington and this rain is really bumming us out.
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She relied on an icebreaker of the era, bumming cigarettes to start a conversation.
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Nobody turned his or her back to the wall to avoid an imminent lightsaber bumming.
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Hunter preferred unfiltereds, but that night, the Republican firebrand wasn't above bumming one of mine.
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Azalea lights her own smokes using a lighter, or by bumming a light from another cigarette.
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The problem here is that creating the profile will draw even more attention to your bumming.
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Other than bumming out a junior reporter, did Williamson think the night went well for her?
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Is it the serving dish that's bumming you out, or — O.K., it's the cheese, got it.
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Those chronic breakouts bumming you out right now might lead to some unexpected benefits later in life.
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It's like he's lost all joy in writing about consumer electronics—and it's totally bumming me out.
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It was especially bumming considering everything that's going on with him and Minnesota in general right now.
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Many spend long stretches out of the labor force, hanging around with friends and bumming off others.
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I broke out into a cold sweat as I fretted about my relatively elderly appearance bumming people out.
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When we left it we were happy with it; it's not like we were severely bumming on it.
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There is no shame in bumming smokes or returning empties to afford bus fare to get to work.
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It seems the model is not getting her daily dose of vitamin Z — and it's bumming her out.
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And the weed does help you for a second stop fixating on those things that are bumming you out.
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Everyone chill and watch Shakira and Jennifer Lopez's Super Bowl halftime show again or something, you're bumming me out.
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The scenario: Your friend is always bumming cigarettes at parties because buying her own would make her an actual smoker.
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Are the heartbreaking revelations about love and loss in Brad Pitt's emotional new interview with GQ Style bumming you out?
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She is bumming hard, and Tyrion consoles her by saying it was a very savvy political move on her part.
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Whatever you want to call it, Taylor Swift's Thanksgiving was nonstop wining and dining, beach bumming, and laughing the day away.
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If I'm bumming around on the weekend with my kids, you'll find me in cutoff jean shorts and a t-shirt.
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Soon after, Murphy announced plans for a new LCD album and tour, bumming some fans out but getting plenty of others excited.
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No. Then stop bumming out about all the emails you've got to read or how Deirdre from accounts keeps stealing your soy milk.
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What's important to you isn't what's important to all of your friends and lovers, Libra, and that's kind of bumming you out today.
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You can do as much (cooking classes, ocean kayaking, unlimited dining) or as little (24-hour room service, massages, beach bumming) as you want.
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Instead, after bumming a Marlboro off her in September 2011 at Long Island University, he stuck around and tried to strike up a conversation.
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At the very start of Monday night's Bachelor In Paradise episode, there were quite a few couples bumming around the reality show's Mexican beach resort.
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These quasi-parodies have become a way to indulge in all the violence and cynicism of a zombie story without completely bumming out the audience.
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When they are done, they grab some food and spend most of the rest of the day bumming around the hotel, staying off their feet.
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He began bumming rides to political protests around the country and uploading free audio books to the web of himself reading anarchist theorists like Emma Goldman.
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Tiona McClodden's short film Bumming Cigarettes portrays all the mundanity and anxiety of an HIV test from the point of view of a young black lesbian.
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In the same way that Valentine's Day can be especially painful for single folks, Bieber/Baldwin and Grande/Davidson may be unwittingly bumming out their fans.
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Folks who bought speculative real estate are certainly bumming today, but it turns out that Amazon had trouble with even just a little political push-back.
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Summer is also the time to pay extra attention to the dangers of sun exposure, whether you're touring a city or bumming around on a beach.
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It's unusually cold for this time of year, and the fact that the air conditioning is on full blast in the office is really bumming me out.
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"One of the worries we always had in the script was how [to] avoid having the same argument seven times and just bumming people out," McFeely said.
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Since the early 60s he had been bumming around Europe, working as a jazz musician and doing abstract expressionist "action paintings" somewhat in the mould of Jackson Pollock.
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"While it might be tempting to stereotype these young adults as lazy millennials bumming off of Mom, the data paints a different picture, " said Zillow senior economist Sarah Mikhitarian.
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It's designed for sticky floors, bumming a cigarette off a stranger and doing a pick-me-up shot at 2AM before heading back onto the dancefloor with renewed vigor.
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That means if you want an electric vehicle that can take you from coast to coast without bumming electricity off houses and businesses, Tesla's the only game in town.
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Not to sound like an exercise-pusher, but if the cold weather is bumming you out, it might be worthwhile to venture outdoors and try to attempt some light exercise.
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We also hang for a while with the gang in Meereen, who are bumming because their fleet has been thoroughly burnt and, as Missandei reports, their two remaining dragons aren't eating.
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Even though we haven't been in school of any sort for years, we still feel the vestigial dread of summer vacation coming to an end, and it's thoroughly bumming us out.
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Wortham takes a more optimistic approach to creating a persona or character for yourself online, especially if the rawness of just posting your life to the Internet is bumming you out.
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That prospect is bumming out food companies, because they would have to put cover-your-ass "may contain" labels on all their products, just in case they end up in Vermont.
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I can only assume he had a similar breakthrough around the same time, because the following summer saw us booking bus tickets and bumming rides to spend the weekends with each other.
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If real-life news is bumming you out, it's a good time to be a video game fan; what's usually a slow period has quickly turned into an avalanche of great releases.
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Dylan's external gruffness masks a man whose performances remain as heartfelt as they were more than 50 years ago, when he was just another guy with a guitar bumming around Greenwich Village.
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So I think you're right that they're gonna do this cute little dance and they're gonna see how far they can wade into the water without bumming out their supplier, as it were.
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It's hard to think of a star better suited for The Beach Bum than McConaughey, who before the current McConnaissance was frequently caught bumming around on the beach and playing the bongos naked.
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Dave is extremely humble, a ripping drummer, and well, he was open to what some of us in Dead Cross have spent the better part of our lives doing, which is bumming people out.
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While the researchers believe there's a link between air quality and mental health, it's still not fully known how exactly air pollution affects the brain and whether it's directly responsible for bumming people out.
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But for the other two kinds of bloating — gas and poop babies in the stomach and bowel — there are daily routine changes you can make to get rid of the bloat that's bumming you out.
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Most of the hoodies I own are baggy and oversized with sleeves that are too long and shoulders that are too big, which is great for bumming around the house, but not for much else.
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While we're still bumming about having to wait till potentially 2019 to see the final episodes of the hit HBO series, we can rest easy knowing that there is plenty more dragon drama headed our way.
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If last season, which began with the city reacting to an unspecified act of terror, was about coping with Trump-induced trauma, this season is about — at the risk of bumming everyone out — moving on and acknowledging the inevitability of death.
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For all the commentary about how dependent millennials remain on their parents, little has been said about what boomers are getting from their kids, which includes the fringe set who have been bumming their children's logins to extensive digital catalogs of on-demand entertainment.
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A younger Nathan and Sam get up to hijinks in a couple of flashback-set stages, and a contemporary sequence sees the adult Nathan just bumming around the house with Elena, going over his knickknacks, eating dinner and—get this—playing the original Crash Bandicoot.
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Like roughly 60 percent of Americans, I live far from a coastline and the sport of surfing, but I had caught a handful of waves while bumming around New Zealand a few years back, and I was hoping to regain the feel for it.
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We got the "Rockstar" rapper outside the world-famous Hooters on Hollywood Blvd bright and early Monday morning ... sipping a cold brew (not coffee) and bumming a cigarette after spending some quality time inside the wing joint with his buds and a solo Hooters waitress.
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"People might think that he was bumming around at the beach, but no, that's what he loved to do," Melo said, adding that his brother once told him he hated wearing shoes and he wished his feet could touch the sand all the time.
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He'd dropped out of high school his senior year after finding out he could take a test to get his GED downtown, and he spent his days hanging by his friends' schools and selling weed or bumming around the city with whoever had decided to skip class that day.
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Lyrics about bumming around, falling in love, and rising up are all equal parts of a whole: When the world is against you and the causes you care about, the first step is to focus on those around you and figure out how you can come together to bash out a new way of life.
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Alibijaban is an emerging backpacker destination. It's fine white sand beach and mangrove forest are few of the reasons why backpackers visit the island. The activities to do include: beach bumming, camping, boating, and snorkeling.
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At any time, a fellow hacker might reach into the drawer, pick out the program, and begin adding to it or "bumming" it to make it better. Bumming referred to the process of making the code more concise so that more can be done in fewer instructions, saving precious memory for further enhancements. In the second generation of hackers, sharing was about sharing with the general public in addition to sharing with other hackers. A particular organization of hackers that was concerned with sharing computers with the general public was a group called Community Memory.
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Appears in "Call of the Yeti". A grizzled hunter who owns the cabin The Boosh stay in. Gives Howard a map to the Yeti's home in exchange for spending the night with Vince. When he attempts to give Vince a "Grizzly Adams bumming", Vince burns his nose with a straightening iron.
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Two decades of reform and commercialization have brought dramatic social changes in mainland China, reflected not only in fiction film but in a growing documentary movement. Wu Wenguang's 70-minute Bumming in Beijing: The Last Dreamers (1990) is now seen as one of the first works of this "New Documentary Movement" (NDM) in China. Bumming, made between 1988 and 1990, contains interviews with five young artists eking out a living in Beijing, subject to state authorized tasks. Shot using a camcorder, the documentary ends with four of the artists moving abroad after the 1989 Tiananmen Protests. Dance with the Farm Workers (2001) is another documentary by Wu. Another internationally acclaimed documentary is Wang Bing's nine-hour tale of deindustrialization Tie Xi Qu: West of the Tracks (2003).
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Wu Wenguang 吴文光 (born 1956 in Yunnan) is a Chinese independent documentary filmmaker. He is known internationally as one of the founding figures of Chinese independent documentary. His first film, Bumming in Beijing: The Last Dreamers, featured a large amount of handheld camerawork and unscripted interviews. This was a stark contrast to Chinese documentaries produced previously, which were generally carefully planned and controlled.
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Lister is very lazy, and more importantly, unmotivated. He is a slob, his best shirt is one with only two curry stains on the front. He enjoys "bumming around", drinking large amounts of lager, and eating Indian food and listening to a band called Rastabilly Skank. He is a supporter of the London Jets zero-gravity football team, but speaks in the Scouse dialect of Liverpool.
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The story opens in the oil boomtown of Tampico, Mexico in the early 1920s. Dobbs, an expatriate who hails from “an industrial American city” is unemployed, penniless and reduced to bumming spare change from American tourists. Loitering on Tampico's main plaza, he collects a number of generous handouts from well-to-do men who wear white suits. To Dobbs’ dismay, he discovers that he has been accosting the same individual repeatedly.
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A Texas pal of Texan Roy Crane, Turner began in comics in 1937 as an assistant on Crane's Wash Tubbs strip. Crane recalled their youthful adventures: :Les Turner, who later was my assistant on the Wash Tubbs daily strips, is from Wichita Falls. We were going on a sort of bumming trip together after we finished art school. There were no jobs for us, and we went riding freight trains and hitching rides.
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Daley was elected 'Symposiarch' of the Duskers and the seven 'heptarchs' were Lawson, Stevens, Nelson Illingworth, Frank P. Mahony, George Augustine Taylor, Con Lindsay (journalist), and Philp, who drafted the rules. Artists Norman Lindsay and Albert Henry Fullwood were also members. Truth magazine publisher John Norton called them "a band of boozy, bar-bumming bards". The Dawn and Dusk Club was succeeded by the Supper Club, the rules of which were written in Chinese.
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Upon his arrival, however, Diamond discovered that the 1st Marine Division had shipped out to Australia, a distance of over . Diamond made the trip, without orders, by bumming rides on planes, ships and trains. But Diamond was destined not to see any more combat. On July 1, 1943, he disembarked from the USS Hermitage (AP-54) at San Pedro, California, and twelve days later was made an instructor at the MCRD Parris Island, South Carolina.
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According to the man's story about bumming around the country, he could not have been in Texarkana at the time of the slaying of Virgil Starks. The man said that he left Pine Bluff in the latter part of April and went to Colorado. Officers said that they were going to thoroughly check his story. They kept him in jail for three weeks so that his beard would grow back, which would allow Mrs.
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To avoid getting shot, she reveals to her father that she is Spider-Woman. After the Spider-Verse event, Gwen goes back to her ordinary life of bumming around by day and Spider-Woman-ing by night. Her father passes the Spider-Woman investigation on to Detective Frank Castle. Suddenly the villain the Vulture appears, secretly working for the Kingpin, and causes trouble for Gwen (Spider-Ham appears for a short time as a hallucination because of an attack).
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The origin of the term has been traced to executives at the company Hewlett-Packard for management practices in the 1970s. This was most particularly attributed to John Blocker, division manager at HP's New Jersey Division in Rockaway. Those of us working there though... really knew what he was doing... he was walking around the facility... BUMMING CIGARETTES. Still... it was an excellent way to keep your finger on the pulse of the activity, morale, etc.
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Their cliques met at corners of the road, in parks or at other public places. This behaviour wasn’t appreciated by elder citizens and so they described it as “bumming around” ('). Rock 'n' roll offered tunes and rhythms that were revolutionary and a catalyzer for the youths' emotions and fears, unlike the then-popular but shallow genre Schlager. The effect of this was probably maximized by the new music being rejected by wide parts of the population.
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Born in Rutherford County, North Carolina, Foster struggled to support his mother after the death of his father. At the age of seventeen, Foster left the farm and moved to Washington, D.C.. He started writing songs and initially worked in a record store and then for J&F; Distributors. He soon began recording local acts, and supervised Jimmy Dean's debut hit, "Bumming Around".Stephen L. Betts, "Fred Foster, Producer of Dolly Parton, Roy Orbison, Dead at 87", Rolling Stone, February 21, 2019.
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It features Cardiacs rehearsing early songs (mixed with surrealist comedy similar to the "Mare's Nest" DVD) in preparation of "The Special Garage Concerts"-era live shows. Prior to this, only four clips had been available to the public via the "abcglobus" YouTube channel, with a nearly-complete version of the DVD having been screened at the 2013 Alphabet Business Convention. During this time, the unreleased film was commonly referred to as "The Bumming Shed video" or "The Garage Rehearsals video".
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Milam asked KRAB volunteer David Calhoun if he'd be willing to help organize the new station in Portland. Calhoun, an ex-monk and third-year medical student, packed his VW with a transmitter from Seattle, and moved south. Sleeping on couches and bumming meals, Calhoun and other volunteers including Gray Haertig (who continues to volunteer to this day) put together what was needed for a community radio station. A basement room was donated on Third and Salmon Streets, in downtown Portland.
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Walter Brennan, Gary Cooper, Irving Bacon, Barbara Stanwyck, and James Gleason in Meet John Doe In 1941 Capra directed Meet John Doe (1941), which some consider Capra's most controversial movie. The film's hero, played by Gary Cooper, is a former baseball player now bumming around, lacking goals. He is selected by a news reporter to represent the "common man," to capture the imagination of ordinary Americans. The film was released shortly before America became involved in World War II, and citizens were still in an isolationist mood.
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The subculture rapidly expanded, and after World War II, a burgeoning literary scene grew up around it. In 1957, Jack Kerouac described hipsters as "rising and roaming America, bumming and hitchhiking everywhere [as] characters of a special spirituality".Kerouac, Jack. "About the Beat Generation", (1957), published as "Aftermath: The Philosophy of the Beat Generation" in Esquire, March 1958 Toward the beginning of his poem Howl, Allen Ginsberg mentioned "angelheaded hipsters burning for the ancient heavenly connection to the starry dynamo in the machinery of night".
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Soon after, Pixote, his friend Chico (Edílson Lino), Lilica and her new lover Dito (Gilberto Moura) find an opportunity to flee from the prison. First, they stay at the apartment of Cristal (Tony Tornado), a former lover of Lilica, but when tensions arise they go to Rio for a cocaine drug deal; there, however, they get duped by showgirl Débora (Elke Maravilha). After some time bumming around the city, Pixote and his friends go to a club for another drug deal. While there, Pixote finds Débora and stabs her.
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"I used reading as a form of escape. I was shy and sensitive, and so reading gave me a safe space." Upon leaving secondary school and "just bumming around Camberwell where I lived, working at a bar and thought that I should start doing something with life", Welch studied at Camberwell College of Arts before dropping out to focus on her music. Initially, she had intended to take a year out from her studies to "see where the music would go and then it started going somewhere so [she] never went back".
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Van Ronk was born in Brooklyn to a family that was "mostly Irish, despite the Dutch name".Rock of Ages: The Rolling Stone History of Rock & Roll. p. 255, Pearson: 1987; He moved from Brooklyn to Queens around 1945 and began attending Holy Child Jesus Catholic School, whose students were mainly of Irish descent. He had been performing in a barbershop quartet since 1949, but left before finishing high school, and spent the next few years bumming around lower Manhattan and twice shipping out with the Merchant Marine.
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They had learned that Princeton had a policy that students whose parents had difficulty raising tuition could postpone payment until the end of the semester. Wells and his friend informed the school that their parents were struggling financially and used the tuition money their parents gave them up front to buy the aircraft. They offered their plane for lessons and rides, charging $25/hr, paying an instructor $10 and keeping $15 to pay off the airplane and their tuition. Customers were drawn from a "sucker list" of upperclassmen that they also used for bumming car rides to the airfield.
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Rectal administration and intravaginal administration are less- popular drug routes in the community with comparatively little research into their effects. Information on their use is largely anecdotal with reports of increased sexual pleasure and the effects of the drug lasting longer, though as methamphetamine is centrally active in the brain, these effects are likely experienced through the higher bioavailability of the drug in the bloodstream and the faster onset of action than many other routes of administration. Nicknames for the routes of administration within some methamphetamine communities include a "butt rocket", a "booty bump", "potato thumping", "turkey basting", "plugging", "booty-whaap", "boofing", "suitcasing", "hooping", "keistering", "shafting", "bumming", and "shelving" (vaginal).
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According to Lyons, "I was bumming around the East coast, and I saw a theatre company do an opening act for Luther "Guitar Junior" Johnson in a dive bar in Gloucester, MA. I hung out with the actors and director at the bar during the set, and I thought they seemed pretty cool. That night I rewrote a short story into a play..." The play he had seen was by Israel Horovitz. Lyons located a summer internship at People's Light and Theatre in Pennsylvania where he found Murphy Guyer as a role model. At the end of the summer, Lyons directed a play he had written and won a $50 prize for Best Intern Show.
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Their tramp band played Cajun folk music, gypsy music, and Balkan melodies, as well as "old-time mountain music in the fashion of Old Crow Medicine Show, the Avett Brothers, and Uncle Earl." A surviving 2005 recording of their Balkan melody interpretation of "You Are My Sunshine" illustrates the band's inchoate style during this period. At least one of the band members was arrested for "bumming for money on Bourbon Street" in the heart of the French Quarter and had learned to play a musical instrument in order to no longer have to beg for spare change. As itinerant musicians, they frequently undertook boxcar tours as far away as the East Coast and West Coast.
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288 fn. 31 Northrup's hostility towards other members of the O.T.O. caused further tensions in the house, which Aleister Crowley heard about from communications from her housemates. He dubbed her "the alley-cat" after an unnamed mutual acquaintance told him that Parsons's attraction to her was like "a yellow pup bumming around with his snout glued to the rump of an alley-cat." Concluding that she was a vampire, which he defined as "an elemental or demon in the form of a woman" who sought to "lure the Candidate to his destruction," he warned that Northrup was a grave danger to Parsons and to the "Great Work" which the O.T.O. was carrying out in California.
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Conflicted in her feelings, Helen sought comfort in Smith and began a relationship with him that lasted for the rest of his life; the four remained friends. Northrup's hostility towards other members of the O.T.O. caused further tensions in the house, which Aleister Crowley heard about from communications from her housemates. He dubbed her "the alley-cat" after an unnamed mutual acquaintance told him that Parsons's attraction to her was like "a yellow pup bumming around with his snout glued to the rump of an alley-cat." Concluding that she was a vampire, which he defined as "an elemental or demon in the form of a woman" who sought to "lure the Candidate to his destruction," he warned that Northrup was a grave danger to Parsons and to the "Great Work" which the O.T.O. was carrying out in California.
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Passionate Opinions: The Cultural Essays (Selected Essays By John Clellon Holmes, Vol 3). University of Arkansas Press, 1988. In "Aftermath: The Philosophy of the Beat Generation," Kerouac criticized what he saw as a distortion of his visionary, spiritual ideas: > The Beat Generation, that was a vision that we had, John Clellon Holmes and > I, and Allen Ginsberg in an even wilder way, in the late Forties, of a > generation of crazy, illuminated hipsters suddenly rising and roaming > America, serious, bumming and hitchhiking everywhere, ragged, beatific, > beautiful in an ugly graceful new way—a vision gleaned from the way we had > heard the word "beat" spoken on street corners on Times Square and in the > Village, in other cities in the downtown city night of postwar America—beat, > meaning down and out but full of intense conviction. We'd even heard old > 1910 Daddy Hipsters of the streets speak the word that way, with a > melancholy sneer.
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