"Your bag looks suspicious," said one guard, clasping his Kalashnikov.
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In November, clasping a single bag, he left for Cyprus.
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"This is so cool," Cindy breathes, clasping her reporter's pad.
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Amy Klobuchar and Kamala Harris are seen clasping hands and Sens.
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"You look so beautiful," said the designer, clasping her guest's hands.
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They are fathers and sons, sometimes clasping hands in dark moments.
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Men clasping automatic rifles and bulletproof vests patrol every few feet.
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Arlyn rubbed his shoulder, clasping her hand over her mouth to stifle tears.
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The clasping claw from earlier has been updated to a classic spinning spatula.
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Fidgeting in his seat; clasping hands, rolling neck, opening/shutting binder. http://bit.
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Wade reached above the security detail, clasping his hand with the team president's.
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In corporate philanthropy, self-interest is nearly always clasping the hand of largess.
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Other women stare at the ground, clasping their hands and shaking their heads.
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He means to emphasise its age, but could be clasping a dying relative.
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We got up with all of our momenta, my husband's hand tightly clasping mine.
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I gave him a thumbs up and clapped in gratitude, even clasping my heart.
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The next shot is of Mizore clasping her hands, and she taps her feet together.
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The Hat had a memory of people orbiting him, clasping and bending and whispering conspiratorially.
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During his time clasping the speaker's gavel, Boehner scrapped with rank-and-file Republicans over immigration.
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Another pair were clasping each other's shoulders like slow-dancing eighth graders, one of them weeping.
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Kurt just responds by clasping her hand and kissing it as Diane cries into his back.
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The withered man and woman talked softly, clasping hands with a serene look in their eyes.
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She tells her husband, clasping the laundry basket in her arms, how happy this makes her.
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"Hi, ladies," Ms. Ros-Lehtinen said, clasping hands with a volunteer in a highlighter yellow shirt.
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He congratulated each of them as they passed him, too, clasping outstretched hands and clapping shoulders.
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Soon, Rosario appeared, in a new suit and tie, clasping his wife's hand, looking slightly dazed.
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Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson showed solidarity Friday night by clasping hands at a birthday party.
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If you aren't holding a clutch, Meier recommends clasping your hands together as if you are sitting.
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"I&aposm going to try and hold him here," she said, clasping her hands to her heart.
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"I'm counting down the hours to be back," Emma said at the JetBlue gate, clasping her hands.
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Feeling the sweat on the back of my neck, clasping my chin, I hear a toilet flush.
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"I think it's good what you're doing," the ponytailed art-history student told me, clasping my arm.
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Trump led a 2-minute, 11-second standing ovation as Carryn Owens stood, crying and clasping her hands.
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Instead, he was clasping his hands and had his game face on as he walked into the building.
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Children, they claimed, were being given detention for not clasping their hands when seated, or for burping accidentally.
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Drumming becomes audible in the video and rallygoers appear in the background, clasping hands to form a circle.
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In each frame, a different man faces towards the lens, watching Stehli disrobe and clasping the camera shutter.
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THEY ROSE at dawn, quietly assembling in long queues and clasping their voting cards tightly in their excitement.
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I vividly recall the rugged feel of clasping the hard-working artisanal hand of Bonomi upon meeting her.
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Cohen, dressed in a dark suit, at times looked tense, folding and clasping his hands in front of him.
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The accompanying image shows Joey, 40, smiling and clasping Indy's hands as the girl sits in her mother's bed.
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The passing details that bring these giants to human life are what catch your heart: Aretha clasping the Rev.
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A swamp underfoot, a fog of cooking fires hanging in the air and clasping at your throat as you breathe.
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"But they kicked us in our rear, and quite rightly so," he said, clasping his hands over a generous potbelly.
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So now I have to deal with tying my shoe behind my foot, and clasping my large belt buckle thing?
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Meanwhile, she is clasping her hands together and holding a bunch of asparagus stalks in the crook of each elbow.
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He and Gilgamesh then wash their hands in the Euphrates and, clasping each other, return in triumph to the palace.
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Clasping them behind your head, for instance, can portray dominance, while involuntary self-touching might mean you're distracted or insecure.
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The delicate hand with luscious nails clasping gently at a red rose is a rarely-discussed but potent symbol of Americana.
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But by 2016, the two greats were clasping hands in a ceremony inducting them both into the league's Hall of Fame.
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I am present, with my hand clasping Leonardo's neck until he taps my arm to indicate I need to let go.
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In a mesmerizing photo, Beyoncé sits with Blue Ivy by her side, while her mother sits behind her, clasping her right shoulder.
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Certain activities require arm candy — and clasping your arms around the necks of hunky suitors on primetime TV is one of them.
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DALLAS (Reuters) - They stood in a line, clasping hands as a choir sang, Democrat and Republican, black and white, politician and cop.
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Before this is done, we'll likely see Trump, Kim and South Korean President Moon Jae-In clasping hands ending the Korean war.
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Jenner, 20, posted a close-up photo on her Instagram account showing a baby dressed in pink clasping her pink manicured thumb.
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Even their toast hinted at the imbalance: Xi clasping a large glass of red wine and Kim a slender flute of white.
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He spoke at his office on Monday morning during a break between patients, looking down at his hands, clasping and unclasping them.
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"I never wanted to be your mother," Annie tells her son Peter (Alex Wolff), before clasping her hands around her mouth in shock.
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When Mr. Shettima arrived at the compound on a recent afternoon, the girl clung to him, clasping his gray robe in her hand.
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Stewart also paid tribute to Boyce and the Descendants franchise ahead of the premiere, sharing a photo of his cast members clasping hands.
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At some point, he became angry at her, shoving her then clasping his hands on her neck and lifting her off the ground.
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He is an aristocrat, and he was bred by his father in all the fine arts of modern statecraft like clasping claws with thugs.
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He'd use his large frame to his advantage, leaning into people, clasping them on the shoulder or pointing into their chests, if need be.
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The young girl, standing off to the right and slightly behind the boy, is looking out toward the viewer, one hand clasping the other.
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Her conduct, from smiling and shaking hands with supporters to clasping her hands in prayer while greeting Michelle Obama, showed an admirable steeliness and resolve.
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The rules would still prevent delivery drones from flying across cities and suburbs clasping small packages, in part because that would entail flying over people.
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All seemed well back then, when May and Trump were photographed clasping hands as they walked along the Rose Garden toward a joint press conference.
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Jon and Dany clasping hands and promising to stand by each other forever and ever amen was romantic in every sense but them actually saying so.
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A sketch showing Paul Manafort, clasping his hands as he listens to US District Court Judge T.S. Ellis III at federal court in Alexandria, Virginia, Aug.
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Since last Friday, I've been binge-watching The Bachelor in the hopes of clasping onto some unshakeable truths about relationships, and I've barely scratched the surface.
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Limbaugh looked stunned for a moment and then stood up and appeared to wipe tears from his eyes, clasping his hands in front of his face.
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When the family arrived in Greece, McKeon remembers Onassis clasping some blue worry beads, rubbing them back and forth in his hands, as he greeted them.
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Approaches vary, but a common technique is for the user to imagine he or she is performing a movement, such as clasping and opening a hand.
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But what at first appears inventive in the choreography — the unusual connections between elbows and stomachs, the feet clasping necks — turns out to be mere flash.
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The episode ended with a supremely goofy salute, Mr. Castro clasping Mr. Obama's limp wrist as they appeared to vacillate between handshake and revolutionary fist pump.
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When the breakneck game was finally over, the Danish team poured onto the court hugging, high-fiving, and clasping their hands on their heads in disbelief.
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But on Tuesday, it was clear that the days of President Trump and President Emmanuel Macron of France trading cheek kisses and clasping hands were gone.
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So brava to her for attending the coronation of her rival, but it seems more than a bit like clasping hands at the end of Fight Club.
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"Does the government really expect this to come together in 45 days?" she asked me, clasping her hands between her knees and looking me in the eye.
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Clinton's strategy on Sunday involved clasping Obama as close as she could, ironically in a state where she clashed bitterly with the President during the 2008 campaign.
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Onstage there were people in wheelchairs, kids with physical deformities, old people clasping tissues to their faces, and the new Californian girl Tre had his eye on.
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I love waking up on a chilly morning, clasping my hands around a warm mug and taking a deep, luxurious breath as a cloud of steam rises.
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Clutching freshly purchased bouquets, clasping scarves and jerseys, a steady stream of fans appeared: old and young, male and female, whole families holding one another for support.
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When Zigun moved to Coney Island in the 1970s, many of its crumbling buildings were topped with nautical stone figures, including mermaids, porpoises and Neptune clasping his trident.
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On Thursday, the Get Out director tweeted out the latest teaser for his upcoming movie Us. It shows two hands, ominously clasping a large pair of golden scissors.
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KOFINOU, Cyprus — Clasping his student visa, Clinton Yebga boarded a Turkish Airlines flight in his native Cameroon, switched planes in Istanbul and landed without trouble in northern Cyprus.
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During his TV interview Tuesday, Hawkins, wearing a long-sleeve T-shirt and camouflage pants and clasping a can of cola, declined to give details about the killing.
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"Our only choice was to come this way," said Ms. Ureña, 59, a resident of San Cristóbal, Venezuela, clasping the hand of her granddaughter while they were being detained.
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Justin gives the guy the time of day ... giving him a thumbs up, and then clasping his hands together before he and his fiancee drive off into the night.
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In one of the photos, Senators Amy Klobuchar and Kamala Harris are seen clasping hands and Kirsten Gillibrand and Elizabeth Warren are high-fiving while Representative Tulsi Gabbard looks on.
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A large hand, in close-up, rises diagonally from the lower left corner, clasping the window shade's drawstring between thumb and index finger, pulling the shade either up or down.
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As the singer danced about, the straps popped off again, but she stopped the wardrobe malfunction in its tracks, clasping her hand to her chest to keep from over exposure.
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I don't know but I love how gently supportive it is and never want anyone I trust to speak to me again without first clasping hold of my tiniest finger.
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Test-driving catchphrases, talking with his hands, slipping effortlessly into Spanish, Mr. Kaine praised the presidential candidate beside him as she grinned and nodded, clasping her hands at her midsection.
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The upper half shows the legs of a man wearing red breeches, while partially obscured in the lower half we see the upper body of a woman clasping her hands.
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That resulted in a Mourning suspension, his absence from a Knicks' Game 5 rout in Miami and a hilarious photo of Jeff Van Gundy almost levitating while clasping Mourning's leg.
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She becomes animated when she turns to look at Freyja, who sits fidgeting in a chair, clasping a bright yellow stuffed Pikachu to her chest as she listens to her mom.
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At the burial for Dawna Ray Langford, 43, and her sons Trevor, 11, and Rogan, 2, relatives streamed into the La Mora cemetery with somber expressions, carrying flowers and clasping hands.
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Milan's mayor Giuseppe Sala, who is an ally of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, posted a photograph on Twitter of himself wearing a Buddhist scarf and clasping hands with the Dalai Lama.
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"All came from dust, and all return to dust," he said, clasping his hands in front of his broad frame and looking down, as a murmur coursed through the plenary hall.
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There we walked a fenced-in border zone hovered over by sun-faded billboards of the Tajik president, Emomali Rahmon, and Karimov's successor, the Uzbek president, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, triumphantly clasping hands.
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Behind her, clasping her arm and in sharp focus, is a beak-nosed, wryly smiling figure, a demon with an Easter bonnet who might be ushering her to the other side.
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In video of the incident, Francis walks down a line of admirers separated by fencing, clasping their hands, waving and smiling with the basilica and the Vatican obelisk in the background.
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Officers found Richards holding a knife in his left hand with his right hand hidden behind his back, clasping what later turned out to be a silver fake gun, the statement said.
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"The clasping tares of domesticity," the English essayist Cyril Connolly phrased it in "Enemies of Promise" (1938), his polemical memoir of the many hazards that lurk between an artist and her work.
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In both films, passing details that bring these giants to human life are what catch your heart: Aretha putting on her makeup before going on the second night; her clasping the Rev.
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Wearing a bowler hat and tan jacket and appearing sprightly, he stood erect on an elevated stand, clasping his hands behind his back as the rain poured down, and marines marched by.
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Art forgery typically elicits images of the pearl-clasping super-rich with jaws dropped at fake Picassos, but the crime is also often linked to money laundering, tax evasion, and drug trafficking.
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He's hosted former basketball star Dennis Rodman on multiple occasions and was photographed clasping hands with Liu Yunshan, a former top leader of China's Communist Party, at a military parade in 2015.
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"Grandpa Trump" became a thing last week when the President walked toward Marine One from the Oval Office, clasping both hands of his grandkids, 5-year-old Arabella and 3-year-old Joseph.
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But "Members" was as emotional as it was virtuosic, especially in a duet between a grave, vulnerable Ghrai DeVore and Mr. Bozeman, who took turns clasping each other in embraces or succinct lifts.
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The North helped build a museum about that war in the Syrian capital, featuring an image of Kim Il-sung and Hafez al-Assad, grandfather and father to the current leaders, clasping hands.
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Even five years later, the memory lives on of her clasping her hand over her mouth when she missed her tap-in for victory, eventually losing in a playoff to Sun-Young Yoo.
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It is thought that when prey trips sensitive hairs between the jaws, the weaker "closer" muscle contracts, undoing the latch and allowing everything to release like a bear trap, murderously clasping the hapless meal.
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"These deals can be like clasping a handful of sand at the beach, it looks like you've got it in your grasp but at the last moment it slips through your fingers," he added.
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"Couldn't be happier for my fake wife @normancook and @mrtankcook whose words brought us all to tears last night," he captioned a photo of himself clasping Cuoco's hands as she beamed in her gown.
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"It is forbidden to cut trees," said villager Omer Nourin, clasping his wrists together to show what happens if you can't pay the fine handed down by a committee tree-fellers are brought before.
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Contaminated, she remembered the episode afterward: the basement room with its buzzing fluorescent tubes, a few chairs and curtains forming a makeshift stage, and the boy's hands clasping hers—part of the play, too.
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There are flames coming from a car's exhaust pipes; people half obscured and half emerging from smoke and fire; and photo after photo of people clasping beers and smeared in what looks like paint.
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In that video clip (that also went viral in China), Liyuan and Ivanka stood on either side of Arabella, all three of them wearing prim, knee-length dressing and politely clasping their hands in front.
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A photo by Samera Paz shows a woman in a kitchen clasping an improvised flower vase tightly, a seemingly benign if confusing act that appears to be offering some form of solace to the person.
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I'd seen the photographs of Mandela triumphantly clasping the hand of the country's last white president, an iconic end-of-224th-century symbol of humanity's potential to overcome the darker, prejudiced aspects of its nature.
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He plays this guru con man as an outsider with a man bun, who has a habit of clasping his hands and saying "namaste" even as he embarks upon a stealthy takeover of Orgon's home.
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Photo: Patrick Lucas Austin (Gizmodo)Both charging methods are inferior compared to wearables like Nokia's Steel HR or the Apple Watch, two devices that have simple charging bases that require no fiddling, futzing, clasping, or grasping.
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"A new chapter in bilateral relations," Raveesh Kumar, spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, posted on Twitter, hailing Modi "breaking protocol" with a photograph of the pair warmly clasping hands by the steps of the prince's plane.
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The same goes for clasping the plastic bands (it needs a little force to snap it in place), but this extra effort is intended to make sure it doesn't fly off your wrist during a workout.
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Now seal it for good: cradle the dumpling in your palms, clasping the sealed edge between your thumbs and index fingers, and squeeze it shut while pushing inward, making sure to squeeze out any air bubbles .
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Images broadcast on CCTV showed the astronauts giving a salute seconds before launch, and 15 minutes later they could be seen on the live feed clasping their gloved hands, apparently a sign of a successful launch.
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Iraqi hip-hop collective Tribe of Monsters played a mix of EDM and Trap music as young men, clasping elaborate vape pens, danced through strobe lights and smoke machines, livestreaming their moves on Snapchat and Instagram.
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The North helped build a museum about that war in Damascus that includes a portrait of the two countries' leaders clasping hands: Kim Il-sung and Hafez al-Assad, grandfather and father to the current leaders.
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I saw lawmakers from both sides of the aisle gather on the Capitol steps, pledge unity in the face of our enemies, and sing "God Bless America," some clasping hands, some with tears streaming down their faces.
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About as far as you could go was a phrase like "they were lying together, and he felt the urgent thrust of her body against him, and his aroused maleness was penetrating her, and he felt the warm soft moist clasping and the tightening..." 'Mistress of Satan's Roost' by Jack Kahler, cover artist unknown 303 Unmistakably these people are Doing It. But his "maleness" is what's penetrating her, not his cock or his prick or his dick, and something is clasping and tightening, presumably a vagina, but we aren't told that in so many syllables.
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"Couldn't be happier for my fake wife @normancook and @mrtankcook whose words brought us all to tears last night," he captioned a photo of himself clasping Cuoco's hands as she beams in her white lace Reem Acra gown.
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"Couldn't be happier for my fake wife @normancook and @mrtankcook whose words brought us all to tears last night," he captioned a photo of himself clasping Cuoco's hands as she beamed in her white lace Reem Acra gown.
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If not just for the sake of clasping back some privacy, then for helping us separate the online from the offline world, for reminding us that the reality of our social feeds is, in fact, a curated one.
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All day, she's been a fantasy out of Hitchcock or Fellini: She's posed in tears with a pistol, in silk pajamas, taking drags from ultra-thin Capris while clasping an oversized cordless phone in a convincing semblance of panic.
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Donning attire from her own expansive vintage wardrobe (selections from which are also on view), Turner confronts the lens with a singular ease and elegance — whether clasping a crystal clutch or balancing on one foot to assess her ensemble.
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As Kardashian held her daughter and niece in her arms for the shot, the new mom subtly covered up all of her left hand fingers by clasping her right hand over it to hide what could be a diamond ring underneath.
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An interesting trait which was noticeable in almost everyone competing in Pancrase—spare the odd man with a bit of jiu jitsu experience—was the clasping of the hands when on the bottom of mount, side control, or north south.
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They just posted a photograph of themselves clasping a soccer ball - a droll take on a photo of U.S. President Donald Trump, Saudi King Salman and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi holding a glowing orb that went viral last week.
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"He was a responsible kid who cared about his studies," said Yusuf, 224, staring down at the carpeted floor of his brick home where he sat on a recent winter morning, clasping his folded hands inside his traditional pheran cloak.
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It has a very clever clasping system on the back that makes attaching goggles a breeze, and a big, easy-to-reach switch on the top of the helmet opens air vents for when you need to let off steam.
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In Ann Arbor, he lingered for several minutes after he finished speaking, clasping hands with supporters and grinning at them broadly, as the strains of Mr. Springsteen's "Land of Hope and Dreams" pulsed the stadium, a throwback to four years ago.
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Adnani was al-Naba's cover boy in a previously unreleased photo ripped from a jihadist casting call portfolio: He's intently surveying something unseen – the troops, the caliphate, the West, no matter – with his hands resolutely clasping the straps of his tactical vest.
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Shortly after, she said, she went to leave and he asked to show her what he called a Native American handshake, which involved clasping their hands together and finding the pulse on the other person's wrist, while looking into each other's eyes.
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Walking in through a side door wearing a white cap with U.S.A. in black letters, he praised Texas as a "special place" before clasping his hands, nodding and listening to others from the head of the Coast Guard to FEMA administrator Long.
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The 46-year-old actor documented his adorable visit to a non-profit group in Texas called Austin Pets Alive on Sunday, where he took selfies with pit bull puppies, including a few shots of a fur ball clasping onto Theroux's nose with its mouth.
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White House officials recall with dread the images that emerged from Mr. Trump's May meeting with Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov and Ambassador Sergey I. Kislyak of Russia in the Oval Office, which showed the president grinning, laughing and clasping hands with the Russian officials.
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PARIS — With a warm clasping of hands, President Trump and President Emmanuel Macron of France cemented an unlikely but budding relationship on Friday, capped by a Bastille Day military parade in Paris meant to emphasize the alliance between the United States and its oldest ally.
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The group also mailed voters in New Hampshire and Iowa a flier showing, on one side, Mr. Christie clasping hands with President Obama; and on the other side, a traffic cone and the headline "Too Much Scandal" that recalled the lane closures on the George Washington Bridge.
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Over the years the camera has caught her immaculate in tennis whites at her beach house in Venezuela; clasping the hand of a youthful Mick Jagger on the island of Mustique; lolling on the beach in Majorca, damp hair slicked back, her lips in a sultry pout.
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"In several videos," says Van Natten, "I see her clasping her hands to infer warmth, extending her palms to invite us in, and making a point by the subtle lifting of her pointer finger — as if to say, 'I'm making a point ... and we are No. 1.'"
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Montreal Journal MONTREAL — On one side of a grand square near the old Port of Montreal is a sculpture of a Frenchwoman in a Chanel suit, clasping a poodle and sneering at the Bank of Montreal, a former symbol of British colonial rule built in 1847.
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When Ms. Herera, 50, who provides for four children and two grandchildren, learned last week that lawmakers had agreed to gradually raise the wage from the current rate of $153 to $15 by 2024, she smiled broadly and looked up while clasping her hands in prayer.
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A $199.99 model will be available for the 11-inch iPad Pro and a $229.99 model will be available for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, with both models clasping onto the iPad with a hinge that can fold the devices open and closed like a laptop.
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With origins dating back to ancient Greece, handshaking is believed to have originated to prove participants were not holding weapons (the shaking may have been a way to loosen daggers hidden inside clothing.) A funeral stone in Berlin's Pergamom museum from 5th century B.C. shows two soldiers clasping hands.
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On Monday, King and his campaign for reelection to the House of Representatives received a cease-and-desist letter from the attorneys of Laney Griner, the mother of 2011's most ubiquitous meme, Success Kid: a baseball-shirted cherub clasping a fistful of sand with a look of utter triumph.
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Look at the hands of the larger figures — clenched fists, hands clasping the table's edge, one hand resting on top of the other, like a pair of gray slippers — and you will get an idea of how Larsen is able to suggest so much through the attention she pays to an individual's pose.
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I don't make a habit out of shitting on people with weight issues, but I assure you there's nothing more dampening to a holiday spirit than leaving your hotel room with the perpetual fear of knocking over some roaming skeleton clasping a colonic irrigation bucket with a grim look of dismal determination.
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A shot from her first "Women in the Woods" series for Italian Vogue in 1977 features a woman in a forest wearing a lightly colored pleated dress in perfect contrast to the background, staring into the greenery's oblivion, softly clasping her hands together while other women stand behind, none interacting with the other.
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As the first-ever picture of a black hole was unveiled this week, another image began making its way around the internet: a photo of a young scientist, clasping her hands over her face and reacting with glee to an image of an orange ring of light, circling a deep, dark abyss.
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White House officials had been determined that Friday's meeting would not be a repeat of one Mr. Trump held in the Oval Office in May with Mr. Lavrov and Ambassador Sergey I. Kislyak, when he was photographed in images broadcast by Russian state media grinning and clasping hands warmly with the Russian officials.
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As we're rocketing through this information superhighway like fish in a tube (remember when the people of Twitter longed to be salmon?), clasping onto bits of digital detritus just long enough to see if they spark joy before discarding them, trying to remember even last week's best meme can feel hilariously futile.
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" He's gay and closeted (Ireland decriminalized homosexuality only a few years earlier), so Catherine settles for an intense friendship — but she doesn't, really, and her obsessive feelings of desire consume her: "She could not understand why they had such a hold over her, gripping her by the hair it seemed sometimes, clasping her by the throat.
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That was immediately followed by the grim-looking leaders clasping hands in Beijing in November 2014 just ahead of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum summit hosted by Xi. While neither side has given up its claims to those islands — and their ships and planes continue to play cat-and-mouse in the area — they have successfully lowered the temperature and avoided escalation.
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Several of the haiku he wrote while he was a soldier were published in the school's haiku journal; most likely he mailed them to the school from the front: Birds migrating Ah—where they are headed must be my homeland A soldier, yet a priest clasping my hands in prayer toward the moon I'm no haiku expert, so it's beyond me to say how accomplished his were.
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And so, it's not at all surprising to see her holding a placard about a Google virus-testing service that doesn't actually exist, clasping her wrists with a church-choir grip while the President claims that more people will die from an economic slowdown than from a viral epidemic, or stepping away from the lectern when Fauci, standing behind her in a press briefing, rattles his pages because he has information he wants to interject.
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Did we mention heel-biting Those things include, but are not limited to: goofy hand-to-hand wrestling, rolling around on beds and berber carpets, chasing each other around staircases, stepping on each other's faces, pushing and pulling, hair-biting, playing "airplane," awkwardly holding one another's heads/faces, awkwardly holding one another's feet and calves, awkwardly pulling at one another's shirts and blouses, bare belly-kissing (OMG SO MUCH bare belly kissing), hip-bone clasping, lifting and carrying, finger biting, crotch grabbing, armpit caressing, holding each other upside-down, crotch-to-knee grinding, foot squeezing, throwing twigs and blades of grass at one another's faces, putting caterpillars in one another's hair ... good lord who does this crap?
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