More and more people are chomping unfamiliar grains (see article).
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Bonus points, for chomping down on the native warrigal greens.
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Maybe you got too excited chomping down on peanut brittle.
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Kendall Jenner likes tiny fish chomping at her callused feet.
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It does this all while chomping away at its snack.
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"Our adversaries are chomping at the bit," Mr. Trump said.
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Instead of just a nibble, most of the panel was chomping.
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Running out of product has been another problem chomping into profits.
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Eye on the sky A black hole chomping on a star.
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Frankly, I wasn't chomping at the bit to do it, either.
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"We're chomping at the bit," said Thomas Enright, a firefighter paramedic.
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"Today went well," he says before chomping into a veggie burger.
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"What am I doing but chewing gum, chomping away," he said.
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Instantly, Bacon lunged at the hand, chomping down on it hard.
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Garland I know you&aposre chomping us to bits, what your reaction?
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Probably chomping at the bit to, but not going to do it.
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"That's a bummer," Damon mused about Kimmel's loss, chomping on an apple.
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A threatening shape amid the gloom, and amplified chomping noises. Uh-oh.
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McCaskill said Republicans are chomping at the bit to run against Sanders.
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And left every person sitting next to someone chomping on popcorn very annoyed.
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That is 540 seconds of non-stop chomping, chewing, swallowing, and nearly vomiting.
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You may have celebrated National Pizza Day by chomping down on a slice.
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"Well, that's what our campaign is about", he noted, chomping at the bit.
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The swarm of people chomping into the pie is a germaphobe's absolute nightmare.
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"He's chomping on a bread roll, if you notice," said codirector Anthony Russo.
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Keith darted across the stage, thrashing and snarling and chomping at the mic.
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Now, after one shocking finale, fans are chomping at the bit for more.
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Veterans are not "chomping at the bit" to get services elsewhere, he added.
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That won't work when you have a Clinton Machine chomping at your heels.
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He's chomping at the bit to go over all of this with you.
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Car companies are chomping at the bit to tap into the Indian market.
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Much of the cable chomping has occurred in grain-growing regions in Australia's southeast.
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Uncle Sam will be chomping at the bit for some of your winnings, though.
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Cohn's persona probably contributed to the cigar-chomping, egotistical stereotype of the studio head.
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Women, we're chomping at the bit just to be able to tell our stories.
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The president is an unabashed gargoyle atop the White House, chomping on American values.
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Democrats have been chomping at the bit to question Pruitt in a formal setting.
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When Americans think about 19th-century democracy, we imagine earnest statesmen or cigar-chomping bosses.
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Even if the dinosaur bites you, you'll be totally fine because there's very little chomping force.
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The idea of chomping on more bugs and eating lab-grown meat may capture the imagination.
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Thinking with her mouth first, Zoey started chomping on the package before Thibault could stop her.
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We were chomping at the bit to get on tour and start playing as a group.
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"I was still chomping at the bit to get in there, get some plays," Biegel said.
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TS Madison simulating fellatio like she's actually chomping on bratwurst is what gets me every time.
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Multiple senators, in an apparent attempt to rouse themselves, could be seen vigorously chomping on gum.
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A crew goes there to investigate, and pretty soon there is stomping, chomping and helicopter smashing.
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Our sources say even DeMario's fake chomping at her arm was just playful banter between friends.
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Twitter is always chomping at the bit to roast you and your dry-ass mac and cheese.
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I know you have been chomping at the bit here to talk about all this Helsinki chaos.
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"You can't keep oppressing people, whether they're Asian, Hispanic or whatever," said Anderson, chomping on a cigar.
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Maybe she was chomping down on her quinoa in the limo on the way to the show?
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With as many as four hikes seen this year, expectations were "chomping at the max" he added.
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He'd been peppering me with questions since we left Kathmandu, chomping at the bit to start climbing.
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The right group of advisors is chomping at the bit and raring to go at press time.
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Deep-pocketed conservative special interests are chomping at the bit to take down the health care law.
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The kids loved sitting on the roof of the car and chomping on candy under the stars.
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One of the new episodes finds them chomping down smoked fish at Wexler's Deli in Southern California.
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"VARDY, HAND ME THAT NICOTINE PATCH, LAD," he howls, before chomping down an entire packet of Nicorette gum.
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It also began its immediate takedown of white men, chomping on cigars cruising around town in a limo.
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They were just chomping at the bit to get going and weren't even really listening to my instructions.
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Teigen posted a photo of her one-year-old daughter Luna looking precious while chomping on some ribs.
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And we're sitting there a little while, and here's the president drinking iced tea and chomping on Nicorette.
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While Sócrates preferred several dozen cigarettes a day, Maradona is more often spotted chomping on a huge cigar.
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The Bill Benefits Corporations, Not Consumers The industry has been chomping at the bit to repeal Vermont's law.
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Democrats, meanwhile, can't make the mistake of chomping at the Trump bait and helping him obfuscate the issues.
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Multiple NFL franchises were chomping at the bit just for a chance to interview him, but he passed.
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DOOCY: Donald Trump is chomping at the bit to get stuff done, and he made it very clear.
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It's all very unclear and not that compelling, especially since fast-moving zombies are chomping in the wings.
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Take your revenge on the old Empire by chomping down on a yummy Death Star — with matcha foam!
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It's now back in its old chomping grounds in "Alien: Covenant" (May 19), a prequel to the original.
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I certainly never expected to witness Kudrow chomping on a Scotch egg in Blackpool, England, but it works.
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"I've seen him chomping on that gum, and I was wondering what he was doing," Steve Stricker said.
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The whole process took me about 10 minutes even with Bucky chomping at the bit to start playing.
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" Obama, a White House source said, is chomping at the bit to get out and "get people fired up.
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Because no hooved animal is native to Australia, the brumbies are chomping up sprouting plants native species can't reach.
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The epic of the coarse young man chomping at the venture capital bit is our generation's bildungsroman of choice.
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According to Daily Star's source, this unfortunate outcome has left Murray chomping at the bit for a do-over.
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The marine acorn worm Schizocardium californicum lives for months as nothing more than a head, swimming around chomping algae.
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One of my earliest David Attenborough memories was of a great black-backed gull chomping down on whole puffins.
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For the first time in a long time, we were chomping at the bit to make a punk record.
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It's a startling sight, Michael Bublé chomping into a corn cob as if it were a freshly peeled banana.
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Also Zac Efron, shirtless and soulful 2014's Neighbors memorably featured an adorable baby chomping on a discarded condom.
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He was chomping at the bit for the new menu, and not a single new dish had been presented.
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Contrary to popular perception, executive pay is set more by market forces than by a cigar-chomping boardroom cartel.
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Bernie gives political ammunition to critics Sanders's critics are chomping at the bit to cast him as too extreme.
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GOP SHEEPISH ON TRADE DEAL: Speaking of the TPP, Republicans aren't chomping at the bit to schedule a vote.
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There's also a photo of Bill Clinton chomping on a comically large cigar, overlaid with Hillary Clinton laughing maniacally.
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The other indicted individuals all pled guilty, so the feds are probably chomping at the bit to nail Joey.
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Foreign leaders, like liberal activists in the United States, are chomping at the bit to introduce more online censorship.
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It involves her pulling out scissors, cutting grass from their display and chomping on it with a straight face.
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It's likely that Majungasaurus crenatissimus was chomping down on the bones of its prey, which included its own species.
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Ernie Kovacs, for example, was bringing his own brand of cigar-chomping weirdness to network TV in the 1950s.
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But these are no curious children — these are teenagers (and some grown adults) chomping down on the liquid-filled packets.
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Tariq (who we found out last season is Lucious' half brother), is chomping at the bit to take Lucious down.
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Once upon a time, the promise of a Handmaid's Tale TV adaptation would have had me chomping at the bit.
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That being said, for anyone chomping at the bit for tawdry details or scandalous confessions will have to cool it.
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The clips usually features a feline happily chomping away at some food, while a cucumber is stealthily placed behind them.
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When most people think about sharks, they worry about the biting or chomping that might occur should they meet one.
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This clip from the Associated Press shows some of the zoo's cutest residents chomping down on enormous helpings of squash.
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In tense situations, he was known for tearing a handful of grass from Tiger Stadium's turf and chomping on it.
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I know of three instances where alligators helped police capture escaping criminals by chomping on them or blocking their getaway.
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He had been Jason's first coach and chief advocate, attending every game, often chomping a stogie, stoic and hunch-shouldered.
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The pandas, who could be seen chomping bamboo as Xi and Putin arrived, will living in a specially built enclosure.
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One challenge, #eatonthebeat, encouraged users to make videos of themselves chomping down on food to the beat of a song.
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A Certify infographic from earlier this year shows this: Lyft keeps chomping into Uber's hold on ride-hailing business travel expenses.
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Do we, the consumers, really want Microsoft to believe we're chomping at the bit for a diamond anniversary brown Zune 30?
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He could walk for miles and play fetch for hours, and he would still be chomping at the bit for more.
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Yankovic sat down with First We Feast's "Hot Ones" to talk about his career while chomping down on increasingly spicy wings.
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Lee Iacocca, the cigar-chomping auto industry icon who invented the Ford Mustang and later saved Chrysler from bankruptcy, has died.
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If the player loses the fight, the screen cuts to an image of the zombie creature chomping down on the player.
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Reports are surfacing NBC and producers are chomping at the bit to bring Kanye on as host, and discussions are underway.
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While chomping down pesto slices, Cody B. Ware and the rappers Nasty Nigel and Remy Banks talked about their local roots.
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On a recent Tuesday, Little Black, Little White and Old White gathered in front of their pen, chomping on vegetable scraps.
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A young man, wearing a black leather jacket and chomping on gum, leaned against the engraving and fiddled with his cellphone.
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Jorge previously told us he's down too -- but Dana White hasn't exactly been chomping at the bit to make it happen.
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If you can get past the cringe of their "happy holidays" greetings and rather awkward dancing, enjoy chomping on those harmonies.
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After parking itself on the underside of a leaf, the zombified ant anchors itself into place by chomping down onto the foliage.
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European authorities have been chomping at the bit to get social media companies to be more aggressive in targeting hate speech online.
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The benefits of a "less is more" approach to chomping pills applies not only to safety but also to general well-being.
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I sipped whiskey with one hand, while holding my filet in the other, chomping off bites of meat as carnally as possible.
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His remarks, though, left little doubt that he is not among the policymakers who are chomping at the bit to do so.
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The video shows Henry the Tortoise decked out in a stylish silver birthday hat, chomping into his cake and having a blast.
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Gunhild Aubert Opdal, initially the meekest, exploded wonderfully after chomping medication, doing a wobbly dance like a baby giraffe learning to walk.
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Photographer Jack Berthomier snapped this Tylosorus crocodulis fish chomping on a smaller fish while freediving in Ouemo Bay in Noumea, New Caledonia.
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The most unnerving thing was not shitting on a guy, but the fact that I could hear him chomping on my logs.
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Slowly chomping away at the periphery of some brilliant green leaf, they might as well be a feature of the plant itself.
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Instead Mr. Sinton wrings his corpulent instrument for its full range of values: toneless smears; soul-baring swells; chomping, roughed-up blasts.
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Every Democrat in Washington is chomping at the bit to wage this fight, which is exactly why they may not get it.
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This is a piece about tyrannosaurs, the undefeated bosses of the Cretaceous Period, stomping and chomping their way across earth's northern supercontinent.
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"You've got people chomping at the bit because all they think and see is dollar signs," said Bythewood, who currently isn't working.
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" Primo, chomping on some food (it was a hard day's work, after all), responds through a translator, unconcerned as usual: "No worry.
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She and Delaney met on Twitter, which means that she is capable of bending even that time-chomping tool to productive ends.
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But they would soon get an answer: An inhuman, machine-learning powered player they had built was chomping towards a seven-digit score.
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The dish made its debut in 2016, but a video of guests chomping down on the gilded grain is just now going viral.
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Lopez sliced through a clean, we-miss-the-'00s dance performance while cigar-chomping Khaled, ever the puzzle, threw money at the audience.
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Images include a car crash, a snake (which helps to explain her slithering social media postings), and Swift chomping down on some bling.
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She writes that as her husband was nervously "chomping on an unlit cigar," she took a nap as the results were coming in.
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"Churchill was chomping on a freshly lit cigar," said Ann Shumard, senior curator of photographs at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington.
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They're currently looking at clinical trials of new methods and products that dissuade your pup from chomping down on their own or others' droppings.
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Chestnut assured the crowd in his post-victory interview that he'll be back next year to give Stonie another shot at the chomping championship.
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Mixed with fascinating historical context are the little flourishes that make Nerdwriter1's essays great, like a sound bed overlaid with quiet, persistent chomping.
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He speaks deliberately, directly and doesn't seem to deflect any questions, even when asked whether he's chomping at the bit to cross-examine Harrity.
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They're very similar games, only instead of embodying the cigar-chomping, misogynistic American Duke, in Shadow Warriors players embody a ninja names Lo Wang.
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While you are chomping and cheers-ing your way through Thanksgiving, more than 2,000 dogs will be spending their Turkey Day prancing and primping.
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I nuked three burgers, then three more, chomping my way through "America's favorite slider" from the oldest fast food franchise in the United States.
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Later Snaps, which show Sinn enthusiastically chomping on a piece of one of the antlers, proves that this strange surprise is definitely pup-approved.
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Sam started coming up with his own signs, such as a chomping motion with his arms when he wanted to wear his dragon shirt.
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A Good Appetite At the beginning of corn season, chomping the kernels straight off the cob is really the only acceptable way to go.
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Following her panda interaction, Trump visited with local schoolchildren in front of a panda enclosure, where Meng'er the panda was chomping on some bamboo.
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The "All-New Wolverine" isn't the same old man Logan, chomping on cigars and muttering things about being the best at what he does.
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The white stallion has long blonde hair that can be brushed and will respond to a set of plastic carrots with a chomping sound.
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His mosaic of tattoos included portraits of Tupac Shakur, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr. and Mike Tyson (shown chomping on Evander Holyfield's ear).
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The first thing I see as I walk into the concourse from the press area, is a man chomping down on a butter pie.
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Check out the video that Ciara shot ... Russell is aggressively chomping on a stick of gum as he maneuvers the chopper around CenturyLink Field.
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It has songbirds and garden-chomping deer and at least one garter snake that has been camping out in the Amessés' yard for years.
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Amy Klobuchar, one of the four Democratic presidential candidates taken off the campaign trail for the trial, was chomping on a piece of gum.
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When people mime his hardened competitive spirit, they clench their fists and make chomping, biting gestures, evidently comparing him with an implacable snapping turtle.
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He got off to a quick start and just kept chomping on it until after he was done with his post-round news conference.
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Instead of chomping animals like the classic tabletop game Hungry Hungry Hippos, the players were trundled out by their teammates to collect the most balls.
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That was just part of the reason that I was chomping at the bit to land this cocktail waitress job at the newest Trump property.
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As a previous generation ages out, a new one seems to be chomping at its heels, ready to participate in the cycle all over again.
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Unless you've been chomping at the bit to go out, you might find more pleasure in staying and making a list of goals for 2019.
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It's a dang KitKat paradise, with KitKat chomping citizens gloating at us KitKat lovers across the ocean with their constant stream of new, decadent flavors.
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This coverage fed into the familiar trope of Cubans as cigar-chomping, rum-guzzling revolutionaries, with the ghoulish subtext of them dancing on Castro's grave.
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That was a big deal in an industry that, until recently, seemed pretty accurately portrayed by movies where editors are cigar-chomping, hard-drinking men.
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There are brilliant indigenous writers and filmmakers chomping at the bit to work with budgets, studios, and resources to tell stories in our own words.
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They're rich, luxurious even, swirling caramel with vanilla cream in a way that makes you instinctively slow down your manic chomping to savor the bite.
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From on-demand ride-sharing and navigation, to car ownership and autonomous connected vehicles, software has finished breakfast and is eagerly chomping away at lunch.
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A large animal chomping away at your groin is enough to make any man scream, and in this case dad's yelling leads to children crying.
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Steven Tyler is in the marriage biz ... and he's kinda chomping at the bit to officiate the proper nuptials for Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin.
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Kevin Hart is chomping at the bit to get out of the hospital, and our KH sources say that will happen as early as Tuesday.
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The photographs here document Hijikata in performances and happenings, as well as camping it up in a chicken coop and viscerally chomping into a watermelon.
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Salesforce is announcing a slew of new partnerships — but the technology company, known for chomping up smaller players, doesn't see any acquisitions in the near future.
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Except, instead of a bit of a stitch fixed by chomping down some Haribo, I actually had a bit of a job in front of me.
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He made his N.B.A. debut with the Syracuse Nationals in 1956, and he was chomping on a cigar as a silver-haired scout six decades later.
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The Japanese business giant who helped put Pac-Man on the path to chomping dots and ghosts has gone to the great arcade in the sky.
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The country has one of the highest per capita meat-consumption figures in the world, with the average citizen chomping down 59kg a year in 2016.
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Star is Born stars Lady Gaga in her first film role, which means the Gaga stans are chomping at the bit to get to opening night.
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These bills, said Rico-Guevara, are good for poking and chomping an opponent, allowing the birds to pluck the odd feather or two from their rivals.
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Just like old times, Finn immediately went to chomping on the rump roast of his old friend, making noises his pet parents hadn't heard in years.
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So, as he crossed home plate, Rosales slowed from his sprint, turned his hands to the side and clapped them together, not unlike a chomping alligator.
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These days, most people probably think of Wolverine as the gruff, cigar-chomping, motorcycle-riding mutant who says "bub" and looks a lot like Hugh Jackman.
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Santos says he realized in short order he was chomping on shards of glass, and it didn't take long for blood to ooze from his mouth.
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If you don't care for chomping down on those daily 10 servings of fruits and vegetables, juicing is a great way to get the goods anyway.
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Within minutes, Lusambo, the youngest, was clowning around, using his new hand to erect a tower of plastic building blocks and chomping on a candy lollipop.
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Bellator's Muhammed "King Mo" Lawal, who blew through Rizin's inaugural heavyweight tournament, has been chomping at the bit for a "moneyweight" bout with the Russian great.
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All I mean to illustrate here is that there are several accomplished fighters at middleweight currently chomping at the bit for a bout with the Brit.
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Jimmy and Steve were very keen to do one, but I had Bolts of Melody as an outlet, so they were really chomping at the bit.
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"People are really chomping at the bit to be able to figure out how to address this issue and make a truly circular economy," Garcia said.
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You must know by now that your fans are basically rabid dogs, chomping with frothing mouths at the perfectly grotesque severed leg of your dulcet tones.
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The rotund, cigar-chomping jazz enthusiast has served in practically every senior government job bar prime minister in a 49-year stint as a Tory mp.
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Oddworld has been dominated by the Glukkons, a species of suit-wearing, cigar-chomping capitalist cyphers who own and operate a giant factory called Rupture Farms.
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But in a case of overzealous chomping, the goats stood up on their back feet and leaned against some wooden boards to nibble on tall weeds.
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"Our pygmy hippo Nicky had fun stomping on and chomping her way through her own spooky squashes," ZSL London Zoo's Animal Operations Manager Angela Ryan said.
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" Bass is less than surprised by Adam's arrival, noting to Sigler, "I mean, he's chomping at the bit to talk to you as much as he can.
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"As far as a lesson, if a snake chomping you post-mortem is better or worse: It's on the same order as a live snake," Boyer said.
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The ratings for the show were so high it surprised no one that MTV was chomping at the bit to renew the series for another Family Vacation.
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The film's Transformers have always been larger-than-life characters, like John Goodman's cigar-chomping, gun-toting Autobot, Hound, or the "C-3PO knockoff" robot butler Cogman.
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Megalodons have been extinct for 2.6 million years, but had existed for 20 million before that, chomping on dolphins, massive whales, sea turtles, porpoises, and other sharks.
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Republicans are chomping at the bit for this President to send them legislation that will dismantle the welfare state, strip free markets of regulations and cut taxes.
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Physicists are chomping at the bit to unite the two fields, and confirming Hawking radiation at an astrophysical one will be a big step on that journey.
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The hacker's identity is still unknown, however we wouldn't be surprised if he loves chomping on a bit of haggis, or perhaps has a lust for Vegemite.
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While Ryan is chomping at the bit to tackle welfare and entitlements, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has expressed a clear interest in doing bipartisan work this year.
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Last August, dozens of goats were chomping on weeds near a retention pond in Boise, Idaho, when they broke through a fence and paraded through a neighborhood.
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Of course, "cool" is relative, and by "cool girl," I don't exactly mean Gillian Flynn's burger-chomping, beer-swilling fantasy "cool girl" as defined in Gone Girl.
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If you picked him up recently of waivers and have another player in your league chomping at the bit to get him, it's worth hearing the offer.
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We got Kobayashi out in NYC and he didn't hold back when we asked about Chestnut ... saying (through a translator) he thinks Joey's a food-chomping cheat.
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Vogel is dispatched by his editor (Christine Lahti, who seems to be playing the cigar-chomping J. Jonah Jameson of the Spiderman universe) to profile Fred Rogers.
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But, as the goofy guy chomping on breadsticks in the back of the video, I can assure you this video and its story are completely true and uncompensated.
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The mood was upbeat, though individuals expressed anger and despair in between picking up paintbrushes or chomping on pizza, which was generously donated by students from Hamilton College.
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The congressional GOP has been chomping at the bit to dismantle virtually everything President Barack Obama has done on climate change and clean energy these past eight years.
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" With the success of this series, Simpson says that he's "chomping at the bit to do season 2, but I'm waiting for the official greenlight from the BBC.
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Called "renegade roundup," the mode gives each player a chomping piranha plant, and the goal is to snap up as many members of the opposing team as possible.
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This may come as no surprise to people who saw their appearance on the show, and considering the Sharks were chomping at the bit to make a deal.
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Too much to bear A 19-year-old man's camping trip was pretty much over when he woke up to a huge black bear chomping on his head.
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Colbert sent the cigar-chomping, foul-mouthed puppet dog down to Texas, where he met up with Senate candidates Ted Cruz and Beto O'Rourke on the campaign trail.
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Zack Snyder surprised Hall H at Comic-Con today by announcing he had something special for fans chomping at the bit for Justice League, next year's crossover epic.
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There are no signals of increasing trepidation from Republicans about Nauert, but "they are not chomping at the bit to get her through," according to one Republican aide.
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And yet, through it all, he remained un-elite, crusty and cursing and toothpick-chomping, working in a disheveled Houston shop across the street from a Jiffy Lube.
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Democrats have been chomping at the bit to challenge Pruitt, while Republicans have shown impatience with his negative headlines despite their support for the EPA administrator's regulatory record.
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Hellboy, the cigar-chomping, lobster-colored satanic superhero born of Mike Mignola's comics in the 1990s, was brought to larger audiences by this Guillermo del Toro-directed romp.
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So is chomping on a Nicorette a good way to get the feeling of puffing up without the immense health risks that come with a pack of Camels?
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Though it's only just now turning into spring, it seems like plenty of people are already chomping at the bit to get a taste of these new M&M's.
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All their glitz, glam squads, and hours of chomping salads may have you wishing that you were a part of it all — an IRL member of Kardashian-Jenner clan.
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The window might not be open long for the 25-year-old as injured star Danny Salazar (elbow) is chomping at the bit to get back in the rotation.
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The researchers estimated that T.rex chowed down with a bite force of 8,000 pounds, which is roughly twice the chomping strength of the saltwater crocodile, today's world champion biter.
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"We were constantly challenging each other in practice, so when we got some new meat of course we were chomping at the bit to get at 'em," says Murray.
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More often than not, a dog will be okay after chomping down on a deuce, but concerned owners should bring their dog to a vet in case they're worried.
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The thought of a sweaty, kale-chomping bohemian busting a downward dog while some dreadlocked DJ drops a Thievery Corporation track is enough to trigger most people's gag reflexes.
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This isn't Jaws, there's no rogue shark messing around on beaches and chomping down on revelers, this is about humans encroaching on nature and nature serving notice to GTFO.
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When you think about the type of dog that wears a muzzle, you may very well picture a giant dog with rippling muscles and bared teeth, snarling and chomping.
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Don't rush at all, really—unless you've a mechanical Panzerhund on your tail, chomping and clanging its way towards your arse, in which case, really get a step on.
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Like every chicken-chomping chump in Chinatown, I had to do the time in the hours-long line before I was able to get my foot in the door.
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Maybe people who already have arthritis and other inflammatory diseases notice they feel better when they eat fewer tomatoes, but even chomping on tomatoes won't cause arthritis, Franco says.
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Scientists are chomping at the bit to find a way to capture this gas and turn it into something less environmentally damaging, a process called carbon capture and storage.
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It takes maybe 20 or 30 seconds (if that) for a pissed off Raptor to tear through a fence, at which point it immediately begins chomping on your park guests.
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Now he's chomping on a crispy duck salad at the Groucho, his private members' club, and chatting about Stormzy, the rapper from south London responsible for this change in fortune.
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Then they march into the streets to watch awkward performances featuring actors dressed as Japanese policemen shooting at valiant demonstrators, as onlookers boo and cheer while chomping on dried squid.
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Reviews of the device are often done by men chomping on the silicone ball as they also lift weights in the gym, doing face reps as they do body reps.
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J.P. The best vintage Linkin Park songs always sounded as if they shouldn't quite work, as if the hip-hop portions were chomping at the rock theatrics, fighting for primacy.
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It brings to my mind Inspector Cramer sitting across from Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin in Nero's office, while chomping on his cigar and growling that minced oath in frustration!
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Whether Trump firing Mueller would actually lead to any consequences is, at the very least, unclear — Republican lawmakers aren't exactly chomping at the bit to really go after the president.
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Still, the people we spoke with say Angie seemed happy -- smiling and talking to staffers and other costumed folk -- while chomping down on what appears to be a turkey leg.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. If the Premier League season is a Rollover hot dog, we are currently chomping on the last few mouthfuls of mushy pink sausage.
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The film's hard-drinking, cigar-chomping hero—the so-called "Ernest Hemingway of cinema"—is addressed as "Skipper" and compared to the very Prospero who lends his name to this column.
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But recently, as I was chomping down on my usual midday snack of raw almonds, I wondered: What would I be eating if I were at a desk in, say, Japan?
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"A bit strange to see folks chomping on fast food burgers in the @WhiteHouse East Room," wrote White House bureau chief for VOA News, Steve Herman, sharing video from the event.
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In this case, Rolling Stone notes that El Chapo did not make any changes after reading the story before it published, but that didn't stop critics from chomping at the bit.
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Gutfreund was known as "The King of Wall Street," and his dapper "cigar chomping" antics were immortalized in the magazines like "Business Week" and the book "Liar's Poker," the Journal notes.
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I gawk at the well-dressed Scandinavians chomping on bao buns and French fries before meeting with legendary Juicer Marcus Alex Lohse, who has won the competition a bunch of times.
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The best part is the president is sort of chomping at the bit to tap this guy and tweet something to the effect of, 'I didn't know who this guy was.
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Modern-day saltwater crocodiles, which hold the chomping record for any living animal, clamp down with a force of 16,460 newtons — only about 25% as strong as a T. rex's bite.
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Female leopard seals can grow to 11.5 feet long and weigh more than 1,100 pounds, with bodies built for slicing through the water and long sharp canines for chomping on prey.
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After a few seconds, it was nothing more than a dripping, mashed-up ball of food in his hands that he was chomping at as if it was a big apple.
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At the other end of the firing line from the 2300mm cannon, Russ Morgan stood atop his Stuart Tank dressed in Army greens and aviators, chomping a cigar like General Patton.
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"You can't really find any American city that has a big tourism sector that's not chomping at the bit to make China a bigger part of their game plan," Rosen says.
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Standing well over 6 feet (1.8m) tall, the bearded Castro was for years a cigar-chomping bulwark of ideological resistance to the United States, decked out in green military fatigues and cap.
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Angelina Jolie is chomping at the bit to prove Brad Pitt abused at least one of his kids, and she thinks the divorce judge will believe her allegations and limit Brad's custody.
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Jeremih and Durk both offer pleasantly sleepy variations on the song's tune, but BJ sounds like he's been chomping at the bit to try some new cadences and melodies on the beat.
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Garnett tapped into his inner bath-salt connoisseur on two different occasions, once fake-biting Dwight Howard prior to a free throw, and once chomping at Joakim Noah on an inbounds play.
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It's been almost two years since we recovered the stone and the market is, I think, chomping at the bit, waiting to see what the outcome from that is going to be.
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Instead, I have to endure a reserved seat where I am stuck, typically around people chomping on their popcorn, fidgeting with candy wrappers, talking and checking the latest text on their cellphones.
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Both chambers of Congress will be back at work in little more than two weeks, and Democrats are chomping at the bit to tackle issues now center stage in the political sphere.
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Two in three Americans are worried they'll soon see the launch of another major war, and I wager even the other third aren't exactly chomping at the bit for more military intervention.
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Thailand is home to some of the world's biggest crocodile farms, where tourists can see the giant creatures lounging in the hot sun, chomping on chicken, or swarming in emerald green pools.
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Britons are still reeling from another massive pedophile scandal involving one of their most-loved celebrities, Jimmy Savile, a cigar-chomping BBC television star who abused hundreds of youngsters over six decades.
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A scathing report concluded that the cigar-chomping entertainer, who died in 2011 at 84, had raped at least eight people during his tenure at the BBC, including an 8-year-old.
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The more blue cells there were, the more voraciously they were chomping away the pink cells, the more evidence that the patient's inherently xenophobic immune system was rejecting the foreign, transplanted heart.
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But Mattis is less a bloodthirsty, cigar-chomping caricature than he is a conventional Washington defense intellectual—one whose views on defense and foreign policy are significantly out of stepped with Trump's own.
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Pattinson starts out reasonably secure and then becomes increasingly unstable, whereas from the get-go Dafoe is chomping on the scenery like it's his delightful old-timey pipe, and only gets more wild.
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Earlier this summer I watched from my living room window as a New York City garbage collector put my disgusting old sofa through the trash-chomping jaws on the back of his truck.
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Wearing green military fatigues and chomping on cigars for many of his years in power, Castro was famous for long, fist-pounding speeches filled with blistering rhetoric, often aimed at the United States.
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Wading through the sea of collapsible-chair-toting, cigar-chomping, beer-hoisting fans on the course, I made it back to the media center and resumed writing paragraphs that probably wouldn't be published.
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Photographs of people eating can yield some really interesting moments—whether it's a shot of someones hand reaching for something, your cousins yelling across the dinner table, or just chomping into the feast.
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China, for example, is chomping at the bit to change its reputation as an economy full of copycat innovations ripped off from the West to a world-class leader in cutting-edge technology.
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Considering she's a runway star, editorial diva, and hat enthusiast, you'd think she'd be chomping down on healthy snacks like roasted chickpeas and spiced almonds, but even she gets cravings for some real junk.
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Podwellians noticed Josh behaving eccentrically, chomping his cigar while he paced the length of the pods like a wolf, looking for something that wasn't there, waiting for something that wasn't happening … calculating, calculating, calculating.
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But on second viewing, I thought: The gleeful cigar-chomping, the golf-playing in that garish bathrobe and boots; the eye-twitching, the sudden screaming — they're all perhaps meant to be signifiers of crazy.
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We sent Pac-Man's familiar yellow chomping face after digital ghosts with the same kind of machine that had been used in 2008 in more than 160 jurisdictions with about nine million registered voters.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand is home to some of the world's biggest crocodile farms, where tourists can see the giant reptiles lounging in the hot sun, chomping on chicken, or swarming in emerald green pools.
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My mother, who once angrily said that she "would never pay for a wedding between two women," is now positively chomping at the bit for my girlfriend and I to walk down the aisle.
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Gary: We grew up as good Southern boys, and when we got to New York, our management — who were these real cigarette-chomping New Yorkers — told us that we were the boys next door.
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The wrestlers chomping on this bait do so because the game is played on a hazy field, where you have to believe, at least a little bit, that it's all more real than not.
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Not only is China a bigger global threat than Russia -- chomping at the bit for a pathway to global pre-eminence -- but Trump doesn't even have the full power of America's democracy behind him.
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Before Pippa Middleton and her derriere, wedding guests had to settle for being distracted by the scene-stealing Winston Churchill (John Lithgow, chomping away at the scenery and a cigar) and his Nazi jokes. Boom.
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Kathy Griffin's photo of a fake, bloody Trump head has would-be buyers chomping at the bit to have it hanging in their living rooms ... but the photog has his price, and it's mighty steep.
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But buyers haven't exactly been chomping at the bit to purchase the 244-year-old piece of American history: Though Randal has received calls from potential purchasers, NJ.com reports the artifact was listed on shopgoodwill.
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But their uneventful train ride turns into an all-hell-hath-broken-loose scenario when a woman with a leg bite makes her way onto the train, then starts chomping down on her fellow passengers.
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Trump also did not participate in the crowd's "Baby Shark" cheer -- in which fans make a chomping motion with their arms in time to the viral children's song -- during Nationals outfielder's Gerardo Parra's at-bat.
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But if you're not exactly chomping at the bit to relive the throbbing head pain that came along with your middle-school hair aesthetic, surely this simple — and painless — cut will satisfy your throwback needs.
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This includes oven mitts in every shape, size, and color, but few have to be as satisfying to use as chomping down on a hot baking sheet with a silicone T. Rex on your hand.
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The ruling comes just 12 days before... Zack Snyder surprised Hall H at Comic-Con today by announcing he had something special for fans chomping at the bit for Justice League, next year's crossover epic.
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At the same time, growing numbers of House Democrats, urged-on by their virulently anti-Trump constituents, are chomping at the bit to charge into the fray at full-gallop –the political consequences be damned.
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True, we find a small, red-cheeked boy chomping an apple in the snow, first beneath a tree, and then in the tree, where he perches on a bough and shares his fruit with crows.
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Parker was forever clashing with newspaper editor J. Jonah Jameson (an angry, cigar-chomping martinet who was no Perry White), wondering about his relationship with Mary Jane Watson and worrying about his fragile Aunt May.
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British team chief Mark England told reporters on Monday that the former U.S. Open winner was "absolutely chomping at the bit" to be part of golf's return to the Olympics after a 112- year absence.
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We are watching, in no uncertain terms, the best player since Jordan outright lose his opportunity to definitively surpass that old brandy-swilling, cigar-chomping maniac once and for all, through no fault of his own.
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After Cosby's disastrous set, the show returned from commercial break, and Carson couldn't resist one last poke at the audience which was chomping at the bit for the musical guest to be introduced at long last.
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But behind the scenes Tammy Faye was chomping down Ativan, their son Jay was on his way to alcoholism at age 11, and Jim Bakker was running a ponzi scheme and allegedly having sex with men.
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And President Bill Clinton was caught during a trip in Senegal banging a bongo drum, strumming a guitar and chomping on a cigar — all in celebration of a judge's decision throwing out a sexual harassment lawsuit.
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These include a talking and non-talking The Child figure and a series of one inch "fixed pose" toys featuring Baby Yoda in swaddling clothes, chomping a frog, sitting down, and doing the magic hand thing.
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You're shuttled from destination to destination, you give speeches, you shake hands, everybody wants something from you and the entire time the press is chomping at the bit in order to show how you screwed up.
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Footage of the unnamed man has gone viral in China after cameras caught the guy chomping down on a smartphone battery in a Chinese electronics store, causing it to erupt into a massive fireball, the Verge reports.
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And, even if Sanders does emerge victorious, there are superdelegates chomping at the bit to deny him the nomination, all but certainly teeing up a messier-than-usual showdown on the convention floor in Milwaukee come July.
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Rob Bishop was chomping on a burger at a press conference, arguing that such an act would be "illegal" if the climate warriors had their way, and "cheeseburgers" had become a talking point in the 2020 campaigns.
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Fidel Castro, the iconic cigar-chomping communist who seized power in Cuba in 1959, survived a CIA-sponsored invasion and ruled with a repressive hand for five decades until poor health forced him out in 2008, died Friday.
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A White House source told CNN that Obama is chomping at the bit to "get people fired up" about voting for the Democratic nominee in the fall and will "explode onto the scene" once that nominee is selected.
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The show got a lot of comic mileage out of Chad's constant protein intake — whether through shakes, vast quantities of cold cuts, or by chomping on an entire sweet potato with the gusto of a muscled Fred Flintstone.
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It's an exciting time for the band and for those who support them, and I've been chomping at the bit to pick Lucy's brain about the album, her view of the world, and where she thinks we're headed.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A voracious crop-chomping pest which has wrought havoc in Africa could threaten millions of farmers in Asia, U.N. experts warned on Tuesday, as India battles the continent's first reported infestation of fall armyworm.
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Perhaps Moore was unlucky in that his Hollywood fans were chomping at the bit to adapt his stuff, so most did so in the early 2000s — before the age of the well-crafted superhero movie had really dawned.
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Read MoreMarvel green lights 'Ant Man 2000' Deadpool has gone from zero to hero in no small part due to a steady stream of social media tidbits that have kept the character's fan base chomping at the bit.
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If you've been chomping at the bit to get your hands on a new Playstation, are dipping your toe into the "big" console world, or are on the hunt for a gaming-themed holiday gift, now's your chance.
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Chomping away at carrots almost throughout the play, seated at the edge of the pool, Ray often stares into the middle distance, his face an inscrutable mask, as his brother and coach wrestle over his fate — and theirs.
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The embarrassment of literally biting off more than you can chew or self-consciously chomping a hard-to-eat meal in front of strangers is universally relatable, and the act forms the basis for Wathne's series Eat Repeat.
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Reports that FBI agents and Justice officials disagreed over how to carry out the Clinton email investigation and whether to greenlight a probe of the Clinton Foundation has Republicans chomping at the bit to get their own answers.
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Victims said the scale of wrongdoing was likely to be worse than in the case of TV star Jimmy Savile, a cigar-chomping BBC television host who abused hundreds of youngsters over six decades until his death in 2011.
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Victims say the scale of wrongdoing is likely to be worse than in the case of TV star Jimmy Savile, a cigar-chomping BBC television host who abused hundreds of youngsters over six decades until his death in 2011.
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Meat with Bones (Chicken wings, Ribs, etc): It is easy for some dogs to choke on these "treats" or for the bones to splinter while your pup is chomping down, Onions: Onions and garlic are potentially lethal to pooches.
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Scientists and astronomers are already chomping at the bit to get a chance to put this powerful tool to use, and nearly 500 scientific groups from over 40 countries have booked time on the telescope between now and 2022.
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Developers are chomping at the bit to build this stuff — partly to claim expiring federal tax credits, partly to claim market share in a booming sector, and partly just because they are human beings and excited about clean energy.
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But Ms. McKay succeeded in bringing to loving life what drew her to "Enter Talking" in the first place: a faded era of American "showbiz," as she likes to put it, with its cigar-chomping agents and musty clubs.
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Corbyn is chomping at the bit, but the Labour Party wants the anti-no-deal Brexit legislation enshrined in law before it signs on amid fears that Johnson could use executive power to shift an election date beyond Oct.
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With Paul, Ariza, and Tucker building an obnoxious prison wall, chomping into passing lanes and mauling points of attack, Houston's most versatile five-man unit is a more suitable match up against Golden State than any lineup that currently exists.
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At this point, these trackers have limitations, for example providing the same feedback on the number of bites whether you're chomping on a skinless chicken breast and a tossed salad or a double cheeseburger followed by an ice cream sundae.
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And given that the Ecco series remains Novotrade/Appaloosa's most famous creation, I found it funny, perhaps a little ironic, that the studio's last game was Jaws Unleashed—yes, as in that Jaws, the holidaymaker-chomping shark from the 1975 movie.
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Image: Emanuele Biggi/Amphibian & Reptile ConservationSpiders are creepy even at the best of times, but new photos taken from the Amazon rainforest put these predatory creatures in an even more fearsome light: as they're chomping down on animals of unusual sizes.
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The legacy of the tough-talking, cigar-chomping brothers can be seen not just in the records they made but also in the many songs recorded first by Chess artists and later by the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and others.
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To embrace him is to be seduced by his gifts: the hands that are as quick as a lizard's tongue; the strong arm; and the capacity to be unbowed, often wearing a smile or chomping on gum, in a big moment.
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On the other end of the cine-spectrum, I recommend Yeon Sang-ho's "Train to Busan," a pulse-pounder that focuses on an inattentive businessman and his young daughter who become trapped on a train of fast-moving chomping zombies.
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Another dimension to the competition is the intergenerational wealth transfer expected over the next decade, and firms are chomping at the bit to expand wealth services and draw in new customers who may one day turn into lucrative wealth management clients.
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Mr. Tcherniakov is not well equipped to deal with the bullfighter Escamillo (given a macho interpretation by the cigar-chomping baritone Michael Todd Simpson) and his relationship with Carmen, and the production loses some steam when this interaction takes center stage.
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The film of the first book, which came out last year, is an even more caricatured depiction of social advancement, full of jealous spouses, mean girls, manipulative mothers-in-law, cigar-chomping tycoons, Chuppies (Chinese yuppies) and Henwees (high-net-worth individuals).
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The cigar-chomping Mr. Savile, who died in 2011 at the age of 84, was one of the most celebrated and beloved personalities in Britain until accusations came to light in 2012 that he had preyed on scores of children and adults.
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The Restaurant:Thursday night is burger night at The Restaurant, which means it'll be lively till late with locals chomping on big-as-your-head burgers and not-to-miss sides (the Esquites, a twist on a common Mexican corn salad, was especially bomb).
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Now, a new study shows the smell of tiny microorganisms that colonize plastic in the ocean tricks fish into chomping on it, and helps explain why tiny bits of plastic are making their way up to food chain and to our own guts.
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But still, in this new utopian era of soft, feminine chips, it is important to look back and salute the brave women who've been fighting the good fight, and chomping on some of the most difficult, gender-threatening snacks man has ever created.
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During the last two seasons, the baseball team has held a three-day Whalers Alumni Weekend, with former players returning and the Yard Goats wearing hockey-style uniforms, featuring its mascot chomping on a hockey stick instead of on a baseball bat.
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The loans, which are being offered at par, come amid a dearth of opportunities to invest in the debt of double-B rated companies, and investors are chomping at the bit to pick up what little there is in near investment grade territory.
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But "The Boss Baby" — in the tradition of "Look Who's Talking," Stewie from "Family Guy" and the cigar-chomping Baby Herman from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" — proved enormously popular, pushing past Belle of "Beauty and the Beast" to take in roughly $49 million.
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Jordan Spieth, chomping away on gum as he watched one putt after another pour into the center of the cup, worked some bunker magic late in the round to keep his card filled only with birdies and pars for a 210-under 217.
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New users chomping at the bit to start swapping for digital currencies or current high-rollers looking to push the daily limits should note that completing Coinbase's identity verification, which requires uploading a driver's license for U.S. users, is a prerequisite for either new perk.
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But from the moment Cohen took the stand on Wednesday to testify in front of the House Oversight Committee and declared Trump to be a "racist," a "conman," and a "cheat," the once-brash (now-cowed) cigar-chomping fixer has found some unlikely allies.
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Some of the shows on this list are entering their final seasons, leaving fans of The Good Place and Supernatural chomping at the bit to find out how it all ends, while others are (hopefully) the next chapter in some of television's most beloved stories.
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He tells me London Log Co. did a special wood blend for Pitt Cue and just like that, I see Parr's mark on another restaurant—another group of customers chomping away next to the man who's played such a huge part in their culinary pleasure.
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The accusations are also a reminder that young women with ambition in the entertainment industry are far more likely to encounter a little-known agent who meets clients at a Starbucks in Chelsea than a cigar-chomping mogul who can make or break Hollywood careers.
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Of course, I'm aware that home gardening is hard work; that bad weather can thwart a grower's efforts in a matter of minutes; that it's impossible to keep up with the zucchini and the beans; and that invasions of vegetable-chomping insects are inevitable.
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Despite McGregor's chances of making history being obscured by the Brazilian's pull out, fans around the world are chomping at the bit for this Saturday night's clash between McGregor and Diaz, in what promises to be one of the most entertaining UFC pairings of all time.
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During our interview this week — her first in her new role — Penn was chomping at the bit to share her best career advice for young women, including how to ask for a raise, how to balance kids and career, and why we need more women leaders.
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Stidhum had just purchased the chicken and was about to dig in when a question popped into her head: What will all of these white folks think when they see this black woman chomping away merrily on a fried chicken leg in a classy corporate establishment?
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Cohen did not mention to this friend at the time that he would be breaking his silence and giving an interview to Stephanopoulos, but the friend noted that he was not surprised because Cohen has been "chomping at the bit to speak out" for months now.
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But GOP lawmakers are chomping at the bit to learn more about what Horowitz has uncovered regarding the private text messages between FBI agent Peter Strzok and FBI lawyer Lisa Page, who disparaged then-candidate Donald Trump and other political figures during the 85033 presidential election.
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He has pushed it at a dozen events since rekindling the idea during a January budget address, and with increasing tenacity in recent weeks, including while chomping pickles at a diner with three older constituents on Facebook Live and during a mass conference call on Monday.
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Best Verse: n/aOverall Grade: C While I'm not chomping at the bit to hear Gucci Mane on EDM, I do find it refreshing to hear Pitbull rap over the kind of relaxed midtempo groove he's rarely been heard on since he ascended to Top 40 dance pop stardom.
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As Rene & Ray's "Queen of My Heart" plays in the background, and the juice of the Marin's chipotle-sauced ribs runs down the chins of all of the Raiders fans chomping away under the LA skies, I have a feeling that that's going to happen sooner rather than later.
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It wasn't long before the cult of the closer developed, based on the fallacious notion there was something special and unique about the ninth inning, and that only a fearless, mustachioed, chaw-chomping, hard-throwing right-hander could have the mental and emotional wherewithal to withstand its demands.
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"I'm not gonna lie, like there were all kinds of people that went to Charlottesville that knew there were going to be a bunch of conflicts and they were just chomping at the bit waiting to be able to defend themselves with, like, extremely excessive force," Parker said.
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Personal Health I hope you're not chomping on a bagel or, worse, a doughnut while you read about what is probably the most serious public health irony of the last half century in this country: As one major killer — smoking — declined, another rose precipitously to take its place: obesity.
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The moment your friend crams a piece of steak the size of a baby's fist into their gullet, the mouth starts to secrete saliva that's chock full of enzymes like amylase that help you break down the food right there in the mouth as your teeth get to chomping it.
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We'll see which one of us ends up being right (me) and which one of us ends up fielding numerous book offers from that company that publishes books for Urban Outfitters (also me) while the other is in said Urban Outfitters chomping away at a Brixton Manufacturing Co. snapback (Dan).
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Her legs are patchy and swollen with gout, and her digestion is a war zone; in the most grisly scene, we observe Her Bulimic Majesty chomping on cake, with smears of green frosting on her cheeks, then craning over to retch into a silver urn that is proffered by a lackey.
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Cracker served an Iris Apfel tart, Asia was a bit incohesive but still compelling as a box-braided, chip-chomping "old showgirl in the Drag Con parking lot," and Monét was painfully hilarious as a health-insurance-deprived, wisp-headed queen with waist-grazing breasts and a liquor-filled IV pole.
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What the Court observed at trial in the testimony and documentary evidence credibly presented by T-Mobile executives revealed a different image: a company reinforced with a massive infusion of spectrum, capacity, capital, and other resources, and chomping to take on its new market peers and rivals in head-on competition.
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It has been part of Hollywood's hard-knuckled executive culture dating back to those cigar-chomping moguls of yore — take a hatchling under your wing, and they may well "grow up to eat you," said Jeanine Basinger, author of "The Star Machine" and founder of Wesleyan University's film studies program.
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The cigar-chomping, Montenegrin Mountain Hound puppet with an Eastern European accent — best known for his savaging of "Star Wars" fans and other targets on Conan O'Brien's late-night show — has already put in appearances at one of the Democratic debates and at a Tea Party convention, and has hounded Texas Sen.
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That's good news for those of us who've been chomping at the bit to throw on a turtleneck since mid-August — but for everyone who's planning to post a #TBT beach photo to the grid every week until next June, it's time to choke down the tepid Pumpkin Spice Latte of life.
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At the time, Jade Tree was on a hot streak, releasing records by many of the most exciting bands in that orbit, such as AVAIL and The Promise Ring, and once word was spreading that a new, post-Lifetime band was together, people were chomping at the bit to hear what they had cooked up.
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As the residents of Iowa prepare for an autumnal deluge of out-of-state presidential aspirants chomping pork tenderloin sandwiches and touring farms to claim a slice of the Hawkeye spirit, the senator from New Jersey can, through his relatives, come as close as any candidate in recent memory to an enviable distinction: local.
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For millions around the world, he remains a defiant figure: the handsome, cigar-chomping leader who attended UN meetings in olive fatigues, comfortably gossiped with Cuban peasants without security guards and challenged the hypocrisies of American politicians who balked at his close ties to the Soviet Union and nationalization of Western industries on the island but were willing to support pro-capitalist dictators.
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Co-producers Hudson Mohawke and Oneohtrix Point Never fashion for her a batch of beats whose avoidance of ordinary melodic structure draws attention to all the cool noises chomping along underneath — sharp, sizzling glittersirens, piercing rays of sunlight filtered through glass prisms, abrasive metal slabs undercut with sweet synthesized bass — forming an elegant, pulsating, computerized musical body that's always on its toes.
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It's not for the faint of heart, but those who can stomach it have a lot to say about the bear, from dissecting how Industrial Light and Magic made it, to admitting that no smartphone-wielding 90s baby would survive it, to even speculating that the bear was actually getting frisky with DiCaprio's character, Hugh Glass, in between chomping sessions.
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A cigar-chomping veteran of the car industry with a penchant for irascible quotes—he once panned GM's cars for looking like "angry kitchen appliances"—Lutz was especially attuned to the big narratives that drive public perception of the auto industry (while under the surface, most of the real action is driven by recondite stuff like regulation, industrial and trade policy, labor economics, and logistics).
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A mobile Alexa that could follow me around while I bark orders at it like a disgruntled newspaper editor chomping on a cigar sounds quite convenient, but if you need an Alexa-enabled device to follow you around your house, why not just spend $100 on a pair of Echo Dot devices and put them where you need them, instead of purchasing a walking intercom?
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You would never guess that just a few years ago, the smiling, donut-chomping, Drake-loving proprietor behind one of the trendiest pastries to come out of California in the last couple of years—a flavored cream-filled, inverted croissant of sorts that is supposed to be a hybrid of a croissant and a muffin—was having violent seizures and problems with his basic motor functions.
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What we're dealing with here, with these old timers, the lads and lasses who were chomping on Pink Panthers like they were Polo mints back when raves were free and fun and the 1994 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act was yet to be signed, are people who lived through the storied glory days, but swore off the hard stuff as soon as child rearing reared into view.
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"There are operatives in the party who are chomping at the bit to get ready for 2020," said Craig Smith, a Democratic strategist and former White House political director under President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE.
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Bush and Trump on that bus are, in so many ways, the apotheosis of what so many of Hillary Clinton's supporters are ready to overturn: the musty sleaziness that went out of style in the 1970s; the old bosses who want their secretaries pretty; the cigar-chomping power brokers who think sexual harassment is the woman's problem; the drooling dimwits who have gotten further than they should have on connections and male privilege.
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Next year will be super-exciting given that it will be a presidential cycle and so many races as well there, but we did do the financing to very specifically go into the larger markets and do what we do in data analytics, working with the CRMs, with them as partners, but now go into these larger categories and do exactly what we've done in politics into these larger categories, because they're chomping at the bit for next-generation type of tools.
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I'm not saying that these aren't mood-killers, but another possible (and related) culprit is our insistence that each sexual experience we have constitute Great Sex™, the "movie-theater lovemaking" my partner cited, which can seem daunting to execute if we are in fact a little sleepy or bloated or not 110% chomping at the bit to rip off our partner's clothes and bang the living daylights out of them with the seamless continuity of a single-take movie sequence.
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No. Go through it in order: a hay-like hair plume the size of the rest of her head; the kind of haircut that seems designed to disguise a grapefruit-sized cyst, the Embarrassing Bodies of haircuts; teeth bared and wrapped in lurid pink lips; hundreds of teeth, thousands of teeth; a million chomping Diana teeth; two roses that seem to be scratched into a bench outside a bar; the memoriam "1997–2017," as if toasting to 20 years of her death; the eyes, the eyes; one eye tugged open and staring, as if the film clockwork Orange'd open with pincers; the other, lazy and rolling back, into Diana's bulbous monster skull.
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