Some drooled and yelped while others slurped their drinks loudly.
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He bucked, panted, drooled and, once again, ejaculated onto my stomach.
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She almost drooled over him and she seemed to be very upset.
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I drooled, I dropped glassware, I passed out face-first into Caesar salads.
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Cons: Your neck muscles are fucked and you drooled all over a stranger. 4.
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According to the cops, the bear drooled all over the family's dining room table.
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Anybody who's drooled over a sexy-firemen calendar knows that: Blue-collar dudes are hot.
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I bet I've had 10 or more different things here and drooled over every bite.
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As a noted physical QWERTY keyboard lover, I definitely drooled over the original Gemini PDA... but not for long.
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Fun fact: They're way more affordable than any oversized handbag you drooled over as it floated down the runway.
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But the way that this picture has been so widely ravened up and drooled over verges on the disgusting.
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The painting was "brighter" than the 1996 version he'd seen in a Sotheby's catalogue and drooled over years before.
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Here are some of the dishes Friends fiends everywhere drooled over every Thursday night when the new episodes aired. 1.
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They drooled and circled at first and waggled their dicks within the air and made flicking gestures with their hands.
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As my peers drooled over the milquetoast Backstreet Boys, Usher presented a confident alternative that both scared and aroused me.
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It didn't take off a drop of makeup — but instead made my skin feel like a baby drooled all over it.
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This is someone who publicly drooled over his daughter Ivanka, saying that he might date her if he hadn't sired her.
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As any seven-year-old or frustrated parent knows, cotton candy can crystallize when it gets compressed or wet or drooled on or whatever.
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Now that BlackBerry officially isn't making phones anymore, let's look back at a simpler time: the early 2000s, when BlackBerry ruled and Apple drooled.
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Cities wanted it, tech people drooled over it; and on a loftier level, it even promised to help bridge the "digital divide" between rich and poor.
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It would be a worthy gimmick if that's all it was, and more than enough reviews have drooled over that watchband hinge of the Yoga line.
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I drooled over the Sony A9's speed, but ultimately I don't shoot sports very often, and the $4,500 price tag wasn't something I could justify.
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When I recovered, Joe told me that the first night he stayed at my apartment, I fell asleep on his chest and drooled all over him.
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Richard Wagner, he reports, drooled while composing his manuscripts, and F. Scott Fitzgerald "liked to dress up for the page" in hopes of leaving an impression.
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Although many drooled over the red carpet looks and are awestruck by the exhibition, some are complaining about what they see as the tastelessness — and even offensiveness — of the theme.
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In 1992, Cindy Crawford released what many consider an "iconic" Super Bowl spot sauntering out of a red sports car only to crack a cold Pepsi as two young boys drooled.
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The company just announced a new way to shop everything you've ever drooled over in the photos on the brand's Instagram feed with its home decor marketplace that's categorized by design aesthetic.
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" The photo on the right, she wrote, was from a rafting trip with her friends, where she "enjoyed food the old me would have drooled over and wouldn't have dared to touch.
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My boys drooled over this model but Caleb had a mixed reaction to the unusual F212 R concept car nearby, with its curved windshield and angular slices holding three levels of headlights.
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Tua Tagovailoa: If you drooled over Russell Wilson at NC State and Wisconsin, you know there is something to be said about the importance of a jack of all trades, the complete package.
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You may ask, why devote multiple days to building a snack stadium structure that will ultimately be drooled upon and destroyed by people whose eyes are glued to the screen while they double dip?
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In a November interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Drake revealed a fact about himself that left quite an impression on me and many others who have long drooled over the rapper's smile, voice, and eyebrows.
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I drooled over the racks and racks of high-end pieces, tried on their selection of stop-and-stare accessories and, of course, had to play dress-up in some of their most gorgeous dresses.
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She said that she based much of the character's behavior on a socially awkward officemate she worked with as an accountant at Columbia Pictures, who drooled and stood too close to people when he talked.
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Meanwhile, indulging my love of royalty and spas, I've stepped aboard Queen Elizabeth's decommissioned royal yacht in Edinburgh, Scotland, marveled at the crown jewels at the Tower of London, and drooled my way through spa treatments in Zurich, Switzerland and Scottsdale, Arizona.
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And even with the mainstream hold he already has, Drake surely benefitted from having an enemy—someone who could be used to prove that, while being more openly vulnerable than most, he could handle himself in rap's most drooled over element, beef.
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At its core, the brand is known for diamonds, luxury, and opulence, which is why we drooled over the Heart Tag Charm Bracelets growing up — they were the first step on the way to becoming a fancy adult (or so we thought).
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In April possible investors drooled over the figures in its first ever bond prospectus: Aramco's $111bn net income was almost twice that of Apple's, the world's most profitable public company, and larger than the earnings of ExxonMobil, Royal Dutch Shell, Chevron, Total and BP combined.
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We rode three buses with them for the two-hour journey from Recife back to Ms. Ribeiro's house in Paulista, during which João Lucas drooled on the bright green tape that therapists had placed around his lips that morning to try to strengthen his mouth muscles.
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If you're an avid watcher of competitive cooking shows like Gordon Ramsay's MasterChef or Anthony Bourdain's recently cancelled show The Taste, then you've likely drooled over the culinary creations that the show's various hosts get to sample in order to determine which "cheftestant's" cooking will impress the judges.
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" Adams's contemporary, the legendary Jean-Jacques Rousseau, practically drooled over Sparta's myth, praising "that city as famous for its happy ignorance as for the wisdom of its laws, whose virtues seemed so much greater than those of men that it was a Republic of demi-gods rather than of men.
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And part of what makes Lopez so good in this movie is that she brings with her decades of cultural baggage around her body, around all the ways pop culture has drooled over and fetishized her body, around all the ways we've flattened her image into nothing but a body without a person inside it.
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But the release of a newly restored version of one of her earlier films, the Academy Award-winning Howards End — based on the 1910 E. M. Forster novel — reminded us of all the reasons we love (and are definitely not terrified of) the eccentric actor, and all the ways we drooled over the movie's titular ivy-covered English estate.
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Charles II of Spain was a mass of genetic problems: his head was too big for his body and his tongue was too big for his mouth, so that he had difficulty speaking, and constantly drooled; his first wife complained that he suffered from premature ejaculation and his second wife that he was impotent; as if that wasn't enough, he also suffered from convulsions.
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To returners, that means the ball is spinning the "wrong" way and is a little harder to handle; FSU opponents had fumbled about one of Stark's punts per game in his three-year career. And there was one more thing that scouts drooled over: Stark had never had a punt blocked. In his 16 seasons in the NFL, he only had 7 blocked punts.
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DeWar enlists Perrund's help in focusing UrLeyn on the war, but to no success. An epiphany strikes DeWar when he finds he has drooled on his pillow in his sleep, and he proceeds to Lattens' room. A guard restrains the boy's nurse while DeWar examines his comforter, finding it has been soaked in an unknown fluid, presumably poison. Under threat of death the nurse reveals who has been orchestrating the poisoning: Perrund.
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While Duchovny later expressed gratitude that "The Unnatural" enabled him to get a feel for directing, he also experienced severe anxiety during the production process because of the stress that helming an episode produced. However, when the episode was finished, Duchovny was pleased, calling the results "great." He later noted that his stress was largely uncalled for because the episode would have been made even "if [he] just showed up and drooled for 24 hours a day."Hurwitz and Knowles (2008), p. 167.
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Tommy says they should go to Tokyo ("Pokyo" as Tommy puts it) to help Reptar become good again. So he takes out his Reptar car and they all get in except Chuckie and turn on three engines before Chuckie finally gets in. They turn on the last engine and fly into the movie, as Angelica says "Who drooled on my cookies?!" In the car, Chuckie asks if they are going too fast, and Tommy replies by stating that everyone ran away when Dactar and Reptar came and they are the only people in the street.
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His words were often incoherent; he > slobbered and drooled and, most unnerving of all, he would suddenly scream > in terror, his eyes rolling helplessly and his body shaking. The CIA > consensus was that he would be blindfolded and chained at the ankles and > wrists and kept in a cell little bigger than a coffin. On October 4, 1985, Islamic Jihad announced that it had executed Buckley. The United States National Security Council acknowledged in an unclassified note that Buckley probably died on June 3, 1985, of a heart attack.
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An account described Mordrake's figure as one with "remarkable grace" and with a face similar to that of an Antinous. The second face on the back of Mordrake's head – supposedly female – reportedly had a pair of eyes and a mouth that drooled. The duplicate face could not see, eat or speak, but was said to "sneer while Mordrake was happy" and "smile while Mordrake was weeping". According to legend, Mordrake repeatedly begged doctors to have his "demon face" removed, claiming that at night, it whispered things that "one would only speak about in hell", but no doctor would attempt it.
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Mosi Reeves of Rolling Stone commented on the song by saying "The centerpiece is "Barbie Dreams," a viral revision of The Notorious B.I.G.'s "Just Playing (Dreams)." While Biggie drooled over "R&B; bitches," Nicki Minaj "dreams of fucking one of these little rappers," and cuts them down to size in the process. "Drake worth a 100 million, always buying me shit/But I don't know if the pussy wet or if he crying and shit," she rhymes, subtly poking fun at Drake's sad boy persona." Kathy Iandoli of Billboard called the song a standout track on the album.
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While not panning the film, Stanley Kauffmann of The New Republic felt that "the way that [it] has been so widely ravened up and drooled over verges on the disgusting. Pulp Fiction nourishes, abets, cultural slumming." Responding to comparisons between Tarantino's film and the work of French New Wave director Jean-Luc Godard, especially his first, most famous feature, Jonathan Rosenbaum of the Chicago Reader wrote, "The fact that Pulp Fiction is garnering more extravagant raves than Breathless ever did tells you plenty about which kind of cultural references are regarded as more fruitful — namely, the ones we already have and don't wish to expand."Rosenbaum, Jonathan.
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The final chapter in the series. Ostensibly written by Raoul Duke, "Screwjack" begins with an editor's note explaining of Thompson's alter ego that "the first few lines contain no warning of the madness and fear and lust that came more and more to plague him and dominate his life...." "I am guilty, Lord" Thompson writes, "but I am also a lover -- and I am one of your best people, as you know; and yea tho I have walked in many strange shadows and acted crazy from time to time and even drooled on many High Priests, I have not been an embarrassment to you...." The story appears to be a surreal and disjointed description of the bizarre, violent, and even sexual relationship between Raoul Duke and a black tomcat named Mr. Screwjack. Halfway through the text, there is a break in the text and the narrator briefly refers to Duke by name, implying this half is either told by another narrator or merely written by Duke briefly in the third person.
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" "I was not consulted," Haig is said to have complained. In March, President Reagan signed National Security Study Memorandum (NSSM) 4-82—seeking "a review of U.S. policy toward the Middle East"—and in June Reagan signed a National Security Decision Directive (NSDD) co-written by NSC official Howard Teicher, which determined: "The United States could not afford to allow Iraq to lose the war to Iran." Pursuant to this Directive, Thomas Twetten arrived in Baghdad on July 27 to share CIA satellite imagery on Iranian troop movements with the Iraqi Mukhabarat. This was "the first U.S. provision of intelligence to Iraq," and sparked a short- lived debate over whether Iraq would tolerate a CIA presence in the country: Mukhabarat head Barzan Tikriti told Twetten to "get the hell out of Iraq," but Iraqi military intelligence—"having already drooled over it and having said repeatedly how valuable it was"—subsequently informed Twetten "we'll continue to look at your information, and we'll assess whether it is of use to us in any way.
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