The company's business continued to flail, its high-powered hires continued to flail, and its splashy acquisitions continued to flail.
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But to a traditional martial artist a flail is more than a flail, it is as versatile as the human hand.
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But … an ant with a crook and a flail?
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Her eyebrows do not flail because most eyebrows do not.
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Scans and tests on my trailKids cry and mates flail.
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Meanwhile, Isaiah's arms flail back and forth like a Looney Toon's.
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You flail, you push it away, you say fuck it all.
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The flail was common among long-necked sauropods like the Shunosaurus.
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Today's worker ant has a crook and flail And a monotheistic religion.
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But is it better than actually swinging at someone with a flail?
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Those who don't most likely flail in the water helplessly and drown.
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You can see Pump flail as he extricates himself from the reptile.
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I flail, freak out, trying to do something to shake him off.
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Plenty of companies fail, but few flail so publicly before doing so.
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We watched multiple panda couples flail about and fight instead of copulating.
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Mr. Sivan does his spring-jointed runway walk — his throbbing flail — throughout.
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"He was starting to flail about and get extremely panicked," MacDonald said.
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I flail around and whip the Pacific Ocean into the consistency of cream.
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Now, watching people like Armiger publicly flail makes them think they were right.
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He's been known the flail wildly at potential assailants in the noise section.
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Of course, that's why he's pope, but I'm sure his bishops flail him.
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He was sent into a lifeless arc that left no time to flail.
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No snob would thrash and flail his way through sentences the way he does.
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Arms flail in a balance between casually swimming, competing, and struggling to stay afloat.
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For now, it's fun enough to watch the team flail with pride under pressure.
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The Conservatives continue to flail around offering bribes one minute and defending austerity the next.
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But Cueto got Hernandez to flail at a changeup to get out of the inning.
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Speed going through an atmosphere causes what's called aerodynamic flail, and that can kill you.
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Both flail upward zelously, as if decrying a false god, hanging in his bunk heavens.
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I start awake, my arms flail, knocking my coco and my monocle across the room.
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Inspire – When Brigitte hits enemies with her flail, she also heals nearby allies over time.
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Expect Jagger to flaunt and flail through the 15 cities like he's wont to do.
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As the impeachment inquiry progresses, Trump will undoubtedly continue to flail away at the whistleblower.
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The borderlands have no courts and tribal police flail in the face of paperwork and investigations.
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While that lifeline gave the president some initial breathing room, the economy has continued to flail.
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In the ninth, he started things off by getting Yasiel Puig to flail at strike three.
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The next day, they're ready to come back to fight and flail and kiss again. video
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The bludgeon is a nasty club and the flail is a nastier club on a chain.
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Fruit Ninja is flawless as you simply have to flail around to hack up apples and stuff.
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And rather than adjust his strategy in light of that fact, Kaine appeared to flail and panic.
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That is the genius of a flail after all—all you have to do is swing it.
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Either way he'll say it loud, flail his 1937 Gibson, and rock as hard as The Clash.
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Her tiny head and legs flail while her pulsating body is fed and cleaned by her offspring.
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Thus, the outsize significance of the wedding ring, a clumsy flail toward concretizing what is essentially ethereal.
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Kellyanne Conway occasionally gets the treatment, mainly for making cable-news pundits flail with impossibly cynical arguments.
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They don't worry about looking cool, or sticking to certain moves — they just flail those tiny limbs.
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Instead, we see June, Serena (Yvonne Strahovski), and the other characters flail in extreme discomfort when disaster strikes.
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He says I snore and flail about; I don't like that he gets up later than I do.
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If Donald Trump drags down Republicans across the board, this is one of the places where they'll flail.
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So, now you're stuck on the side of the pool, watching your kid flail around in the water.
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Every frame of the cowboy offers a new movement, a shiver of fringe or flail of the arm.
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And if you can't dance, just blast "Children" in your bedroom and flail around like the star you are.
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She said she was scared but knew she couldn't flail about if she wanted to make it out safely.
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We salute you with our best Mr. Wacky flail, my good sirs, for your contribution to this hallowed genre.
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Yet he seemed to flail a bit during last hour of the debate, while she delivered the stronger blows.
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Meanwhile, MoviePass, Sinema, and other theater-owned subscription passes aimed at the rest of us normals continue to flail.
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Superman 64: You can flail your garbage noodle arms clumsily around and hit absolutely nothing for hours on end.
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Without wrapping, your infant will flail her arms, whack herself in the face and startle easily throughout the night.
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A human hand must be able to grasp, flail and smack; a porcelain ring feels dangerously unsuited to such things.
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She can throw Repair Packs to heal teammates, or automatically heal nearby allies when she damages foes with her Flail.
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It's totally hilarious to watch it goofily flail around the obstacles with its tail wagging and its head bobbing around.
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Agitated, they run in circles; hop up and down in place; and stretch their arms as their legs flail haphazardly.
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Around her, dozens of slaves flail in the sea, drowning, while the ship that transported them burns in the background.
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His reaction so far has been to flail at Democrats, the media and the whistleblower who raised the Ukrainian issue.
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The reason they didn't have aerodynamic flail issues was that there's very little atmosphere above a hundred thousand feetYou can attain very high speeds—at least supersonic ones—as long as you're protected, or (if you're free falling from space) you're at an atmospheric density that's not going to cause that flail to develop.
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When going mano a mano — or tentacle to tentacle — one octopus might whip out its suckered arm to flail at another.
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But, as Foster Wallace pointed out, the animals flail and cling to the pot trying to escape when they're boiled alive.
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While the rest of us flail and kick, you exercise your gift of floating, listening and being okay with not knowing.
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After the verdict was read, Lopez began to flail and was forced from the courtroom by Bexar County sheriff&aposs deputies.
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As Uber continues to flail in its own drama, ousted CEO Travis Kalanick defended his role in the company on Monday.
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Their animation for typing on the keyboards is a big, exaggerated arm-flail (lo-fi like the blocky character models themselves).
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If the 3DS continues to flail, making a Mario or Zelda game laden with microtransactions might seem more appealing to Nintendo.
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Far Cry Primal starts off strong, throwing you into a hostile, untamed world and letting you flail until you figure things out.
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In this Twitter video, the man and the machine don't walk or pick anything up, or really do anything much besides flail.
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Continuing this emotional paradox across the room, the four figures of "Katabasis" flail and tug at each other with delight or anger.
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Her Flail is capable of a wide swing to strike multiple targets, or a Whip Shot that stuns an enemy at range.
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Any time you're outside of a vehicle, you need to flail your stupid meat suit around as much as you possibly can.
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When the child sees the needle for the local anesthetic, he begins to cry and flail, saying he doesn't want the shot.
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Good thing: There are relatively few fans of rowing, so the number of people who would watch me flail would be limited.
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After the surgery, Mansoor suffered a devastating complication: a rare movement disorder called post-pump chorea, which made his limbs flail uncontrollably.
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But as the owner of some of the world's most popular developer platforms, it's worrying to see it flail and thrash this way.
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Until YouTube works out a proper strategy, it will flail around to no great effect—much as the vloggers did in the ring.
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Some say they used to be a rice flail, others say they were 'clappers' used by officials to gain the attention of crowds.
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Where I flail and second-guess, he probably bull-dozed through obstacles, knowing he was on his way to something more — to billions.
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The left-hander whiffed three in the fifth, getting Freddy Galvis to flail at a third strike to strand a pair of runners.
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Nothing proved Leonard's value quite like watching a team full of established veterans, with an all-time great coach, flail aimlessly without him.
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On one point, even though he was backpedaling, Thiem nailed a scorching forehand that the 22019-foot-230 Zverev could only flail at.
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The artist reimagines a rudimentary flail as a stick with a rubber band and nail head attached to one another via bungee telephone cord.
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Watching frontmen Jason Balla and Mikey Wells flail around onstage is one of the best things about being an indie rock fan in Chicago.
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You can play on your phone, carry a coffee, or freely flail your arms around because there's no need to hold onto your dog.
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Like Lear on his heath, Aldo has begun to flail in the face of the storm, cosmically unsure of his place in the world.
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Bernie Sanders-endorsed candidates continued to flail, a Republican critic of President Donald Trump hit rough waters in Alabama, and voters sent Democratic Sen.
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It was a strange place and time for gaming—and for me, as someone trying to flail his way into becoming a functioning adult.
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Cold Toes is one of the elite few with design sense—even if the morning star flail was made up by Victorian con men.
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But much as he did as Bran fled the wights last season, Uncle Benjen swooped in with his flaming flail to help Jon escape.
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But it's nothing as palpable as a hurricane that keeps knocking them off balance and making them flail like sandpipers in a heavy wind.
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Kellyanne Conway can flail her way through television confrontations 24/7 and still have the stamina to lose to the Teletubbies on Saturday morning.
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It ends with a police officer tackling a 16-year-old girl to the ground, throwing punches toward her head as the girl's arms flail.
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As Kiyoko winds up—not exactly efficiently but not gracelessly, either—straps on the sides of her black cargo pants flail around near her feet.
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We hear the tail/flail rhyme, of course, but also the slant rhyme of talk and ankh, and the similar sounds of of Akhenaten/ankh.
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Without VR emoji, your conversation partner would either have to interrupt you, flail their arms in a non-obvious way or wait until you're finished.
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Mr Trump's hand gestures have been remarked on before, but here the author attempts to classify them (the cobra pointed finger; the starfish finger flail).
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Here's a breakdown of her abilities: Rocket Flail – Brigitte's melee weapon has an extended range, enabling her to strike multiple enemies with a single swing.
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You can't help someone else if you won't help yourself, as the saying goes; maybe this is why these characters continue to flail so hard?
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This year, we've seen a lot of high-profile tech companies flail financially — most notably Uber, with its disastrous I.P.O. That signaled a major shift.
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Mr. Rodríguez-Lopez's guitar riffs stop and start, churn and flail; Cedric Bixler-Zavala sings salvos of polysyllabic lyrics, flinging dystopian imagery in all directions.
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And the advertisers are trying to suss out which shows are going to appeal to the viewing public, and which shows are going to flail.
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Taj Gibson A pair of lightweight slip-ons to easily remove and flail without restraint at any who dare attempt a drive to his basket.
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Gatherers generally begin to flail after the low-hanging fruit is exhausted and more emphasis on passive candidate sourcing becomes paramount to successfully filling the position.
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As I awkwardly fumble and flail my way through the revolving door of online dates, I too rely on stock phrases when I'm immobilised by nerves.
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As one reads from right to left, the next two trees flap and flail at each other like children in the back seat of a car.
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The game takes place in an 8-bit arena-esc basketball court; you flail about trying to be the best, and "boomshakalaka"' your way to victory.
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Much of that is due to inexperience and poor execution; many of the teams that flail after the break lack veterans or individual superstars, or both.
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For the tribute in Sonic Mania, the Heavy Rider boss fight in Lava Reef Zone features a robot with a flail riding a jumping motobug named Jimmy.
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I couldn't imagine anybody was going to throw me on stage to humiliate me or let me flail, because that wouldn't make for a very good show.
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He would curse and flail and break at least one vital piece in a fit of rage, but he always managed to improvise and finish the job.
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Jackson guided that team to 55 wins after Jordan did things his way and bolted from the franchise to flail at breaking balls in baseball's minor leagues.
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The bartenders at the drinks table told me they'd had a fun time watching us flail around, and I later found pieces of dehydrated vegetables in my bra.
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In the middle of the presentation, the robot seemed to lose its footing, flail out with its arms, then collapse like a stricken animal with a heavy thud.
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That those rivals are now fixed institutions rather than campaign opponents is a source of hope that he will flail like a cornered rat until he gets devoured.
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Comparatively, Colton Underwood, ABC's inexplicable biggest bet on romantic magnetism right now, was only able to flail through a relationship with Tia Booth during his time on Paradise.
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To watch her flail and fight and simply refuse was to resign oneself to theconclusion that she, and whatever knowledge she had of the crimes, was beyond reach.
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It is of the nature of declining powers to imagine foes, to flail, to produce zealots, to embark on doomed wars, to flex the atrophying muscles of dominance.
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Still, I fell, but when I did, I'd bounce easily onto the ground the way children can and my crutches would flail into the air like ski poles.
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For viewers of a certain age, it's best remembered as a gratuitous (or sexually confusing) excuse to watch Pamela Anderson and David Chokachi flail around in slow-motion.
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They've watched friendships flail as they realized their bestie might be a ball of fun and a nasty slob beast who can't be bothered to do her dishes.
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"So I'm getting tipsier as I drink my wine, but as he tries to drink his, I make him spill it, I make his arms flail," she says, laughing.
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A worker cuts their throats as they hang by one leg from a chain attached to the ceiling, and flail violently as their blood spills out onto the floor.
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Durant has never been more efficient, Curry has never been less taxed, and Draymond Green still has plenty of room to fill up stat sheets and flail his shinbones.
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" Asked how realistic it is to expect Republicans to work with Democrats on health care, the aide simply said: "It becomes more realistic the more Republicans continue to flail.
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Pandora continues to flail as Internet radio becomes just a feature baked into competitors like Spotify and Apple Music, but at least it had strong Q230 2345 earnings today.
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By connecting an HTC Vive to a laptop strapped to a backpack frame and wearing the whole rig, the user is untethered and free to flail as they please.
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It confirms the intention of the Chinese behemoth to take on Amazon, which is aggressively ramping up, investing $5 billion into its local operation as other homegrown rivals flail.
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Over the years we've watched Google flail around in its attempts at social — witness Hangouts and Google Plus and what the time wasted on Google Plus did to Hangouts.
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Brigitte is a new tank-ish support hero with a shield and a flail who can deal out damage as well as heal her teammates and increase their armor.
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It is in their fallow periods that monarchs flail the most, given the free time to ask themselves the big, searching questions about the heavy burden of holding court.
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He returned in 2013, but complications related to his Parkinson's disease sometimes caused his left arm to flail and made it increasingly difficult for performers to follow his conducting.
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This one's a little looser than those, but it's still the sort of mob-centric crime film that Scorsese makes seem so easy, where so many other directors flail about.
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For all their titles, perhaps the true appraisal of the Jordan-era Bulls came in the 33-94 season, when Jordan walked away to flail at minor league breaking balls.
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It makes for awkward viewing as men who don't know a thing about the ground game spastically flail their legs in answer to the fumbling downward punches of the opponent.
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I flail, I gasp, and I make barbaric yawps — even though the pool I'm using is only four feet deep, even though I have a kickboard and an athletic snorkel.
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The ecstatic synth stabs at the climax embody this need to get out and flail my arms around and scream, a therapeutic move I often employ when I see fit.
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"His legs flail about as if independent from his body!" shouts a disturbed Chandler in a 1998 episode of "Friends," explaining why Michael Flatley "scares the bejesus" out of him.
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Regardless, it'll likely be a wonderful sedan or hatchback, and only a few cantankerous Subaru fanatics will flail about with fury over the lack of a manual gearbox (including me).
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Great Hill is hardly the first to flail with this prickly pack of media assets, which were originally part of the Gawker bankruptcy before spending time under the Univision umbrella.
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Defeating the point of holding a flail, Dillman insists that throwing the butt of one of the sticks into the opponent's face, while holding the other, is a great surprise technique.
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And an Ariana Grande concert is where they go to dance silly, belt out lyrics and flail their awkward limbs together, glorying in loud music, flashing lights and luminous pink balloons.
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Lisa Murkowski, of Alaska, and Susan Collins, of Maine, have lent their support to pro-ERA legislation in the past, those measures would almost certainly flail in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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That never happened, but the chain did kind of flail around a while, occasionally hitting a hot toy, but seeing its influence fade as electronics went from novel, to commonplace, to essential.
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As is well-documented by now, Facebook handled this report very poorly and has proceeded to flail around with various initiatives to automate the ways in which news shows up through algorithms.
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To the consternation of travellers who are not thrilled at the prospect of having their seat neighbours turn and flail about in a fantasyland, in-flight virtual reality is only getting started.
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If you looked at his face, you would see that it was being blown and heavily distorted, and that his hands were actually restrained on his lap so they wouldn't flail around.
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To watch Aziri flail and fight and simply refuse to be honest was to resign oneself to the conclusion that she, and whatever knowledge she had of the crimes, was beyond reach.
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They often build their nests underground, in forests of cypress and cedar, and there, in autumn, hunters rouse the grown hornets, swatting them into jars of shochu, where they flail and drown.
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And this season his body rebelled again, as complications related to his Parkinson's disease sometimes caused his left arm to flail and made it increasingly difficult for performers to follow his conducting.
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I can't help but wonder if my generation will ever have the opportunity to flail and find ourselves in our old age — or if we'll get the opportunity to retire at all.
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He's referring to the wild snake dance Carla does when the supposed dog toy moves in her hand, prompting her to flail around and shake off any contact she had with the reptile.
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As cable providers continue to jack up prices and flail at efforts to improve customer service, more and more users are cutting the cord and embracing over the air (OTA) broadcasts via antenna.
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The most radical, who saw God's flail in worsening weather, sometimes took matters into their own hands and abandoned Europe altogether to build on some distant shore their shining city on a hill.
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Whether it was watching reckless enemies flail into traps or listening to audiologs or engaging in an absurd, long range sniper duel, my time with Exodus was filled with moments that made me grin.
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There is no singularly dominant tool on par with Simmons' once-in-a-generation glove, nor does he produce an aesthetic experience as breathtaking as watching hitters flail aimlessly at Jansen's hellacious cut fastball.
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I can't help but picture Wall-E style self-propelled mechanical post-natal wombs ferrying people around as they flail about with their arms, but hopefully that's not what we'll get out of this.
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The grainy aerial footage shows Finicum raise his hands in the air and then turn and flail his arms moments before he is shot by an officer the FBI identified as a state trooper.
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I'm talking about the charger because chargers for big beastly machines like the Asus ProArt StudioBook One are typically big beastly monsters you can use as a flail in case of a zombie emergency.
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"It's a campaign of id," said one senior Harris official, laying much of the blame on Rodriguez, but also pointing to a leaderless structure at the top that's been allowed to flail without accountability.
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"The Democrats can flail and complain and run around with their heads cut off," he said after meeting with Trump last week, but "the reality is he's exempt" from the federal conflicts of interest statute.
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Not the league's helpless defenders who flail and foul him each night, not his Houston Rockets team mates, not even the coach who helped mold Harden as a player from his beard-less teenage years.
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The best part of these pages is that Gessen, in addition to some requisite self-laceration, allows Andrei to flail, mourn, fantasize and, sometimes, succeed without tipping him either into self-absorption or self-loathing.
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Cole started to flail his arms about, as if he were trying to elongate himself to ensure that Wallace could see him, though it must have been obvious that Wallace was looking directly at them.
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The television spots often featured a fast-talking, excited radio announcer named Jerry Carroll, whose arms would flail and spray like sparks from his chest as he sprinted through the great deals waiting for customers.
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Her illness explains why she didn't sing at all, opting instead to flail and writhe around the stage to her new song "Homemade Dynamite" like a kid trying to walk after spinning themselves around too fast.
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After decades of treating conservatives as a threat and emboldening those who would disrupt, often riotously, conservative events, schools are desperately searching for sympathy as they flail about trying to control the chaos they have created.
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After watching the Obamacare repeal bill flail on Capitol Hill, he said, "Nobody knew health care could be so complicated" — a laughable statement for anyone who watched or was involved in the 2009 Affordable Care Act negotiations.
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Just by seeing a roach, your mind is instantly filled with thoughts of tiny, icky insect feet crawling all over every inch of your skin, as you flail helplessly about — like the inferior being that you are.
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Despite not being in official government roles, Sánchez-Sifonte, Miranda, and Bermúdez, alleges the CPI, have become the de facto center of power and have made highly partisan, personally beneficial deals, while Puerto Rico continues to flail.
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Watching his guests flail about the sloping floors of his tilted house provides constant entertainment for the lord of the manor, who collects precious dolls like the life-size puppet found in pieces outside in the snow.
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As the head of a party that controls all three branches of government in the world's most powerful nation, he can flail around and contradict himself all he wants, and many people will still do his bidding.
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You can adjust the focal distance up to 20mm, and use the magnetic lock to hold your phone securely in place (which is pretty important when you accidentally flail around in the middle of an intense scene/battle).
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Our lucky feline is so overwhelmed with the idea of having a piece of furniture of its own, the only thing the young cat can do is flail about like a drunken spider, mouth agape in frantic happiness.
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She was the most important off-stage character of OWL's first act, with questions about her status causing several teams to flail for adequate responses as to why nobody had signed her before the start of the season.
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But as Mr. Trump's candidacy has started to sputter and flail, Mr. Bannon's role has intensified, so much so that Mr. Trump asked to meet with him over the weekend and offered him the position of chief executive.
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You already know from Breaking Bad that Jimmy will flail, but Better Call Saul turned that flailing into a poignant examination of what it means to want to do good but find doing bad so, so, so tempting.
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Many ingenious ways to locate and destroy them have been developed, ranging from armour-plated machines that flail the land, via robots equipped with ground-penetrating radar, to specially trained rats that can smell the explosives a mine contains.
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The grainy aerial footage shows Finicum raise his hands in the air and then turn and flail his arms, which lower down to his body moments before he is shot by Oregon State Police troopers, according to the FBI.
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With two outs, Bauer toyed with Javier Baez, throwing a 0003-0 strike past him before throwing consecutive pitches way out of the strike zone and watching the young second baseman flail at them wildly to end the inning.
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That first act's mimic of a sitcom — down to the credits, costuming, and cardboard sets — is remarkable, and incredibly fun in the kind of way that will make TV nerds like us flail in the general direction of our screens.
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As he puts it: Our wide-ranging interviews and psychological experiments have uncovered not a "clash of civilisations"…but civilisation's unravelling, as young people unmoored from traditions flail about in search of a social identity that gives personal significance and glory.
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As the four protagonists flail through their 20s and (maybe, finally) do a little growing up, they come in contact with many other characters who ultimately wind up reorienting how the girls see themselves and their place in the world.
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Broad City returned for its third season on Wednesday, February 17, throwing us back into the messy world of Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer's stoned heroines and allowing us to bear witness as they continued to flail about New York City.
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Human resources may be loathe to search for bias in the company's ranks because it might present legal issues, but pretending it doesn't exist is exactly how some talented employees flail, or are perceived as incompetent, while others become stars.
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At the sight of this sitter, he cocks low and then snaps his racket through the ball, drilling a forehand that smacks the clay and kicks off the deuce side beyond the flail of Olivier Havugimana, Rwanda's No. 2 player.
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There's Aunt Vi (Tina Lifford), who's watching the younger generation flail with a furrowed brow, but also — thanks in part to her devoted younger boyfriend, who goes by the name Hollywood (Omar J. Dorsey) — maintaining a strong sense of humor besides.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "The Art of the Flail," by Paul Krugman (column, April 6): The problem with the Trump administration is that except for the hard-core followers, whose intentions are clear, we simply do not trust these officials.
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Origin: Steve Buscemi's 2009 guest appearance in 30 Rock's fourth season led to this timeless moment — timeless because, for as long as the world continues to turn, old and uncool adults will continue to flail while attempting to connect with Today's Youth.
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The VR Guardian system is made up of four wireless positional sensors that you arrange around a space, in any shape as large as 20x20 feet, to define a safe area where you're free to move and flail your arms without hitting anything.
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At a show in Edmonton, Alberta last year, James had an impromptu pull-up session on the venue's low-hanging rafters before swinging his mic around on its cord like a knight's flail and smashing an audience member's beer out of his hand.
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If your clothes catch fire, try not to run or flail around If possible, don't run or walk through a burning room Never use an elevator during a fireWhen using a fire extinguisher, don't aim at the middle or top of the flames
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The Crawling Remotely-operated Amphibious Breacher (CRAB), a heavy submersible, remote-controlled expendable breaching platform equipped with a mine flail, tiller, and rake, will deploy from a littoral utility craft and eliminate threats to a landing force to clear an assault lane.
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It's possible we've been socialized to believe alcohol is mandatory in social settings, that we're doomed to flail awkwardly in conversation without it and, more to the point, that a nocturnal gathering space just won't make room for fun and frivolity without its influence.
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Mizumura goes into clinical detail to show the extent of Noriko's suffering; a scene with a feeding tube, for example, features dried sputum being constantly removed from the mouth, and subsequently her two front teeth, all while Noriko's skeletal arms flail weakly in protest.
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"If you're trying to do something easy, then maybe you can just explore the space and flail around much like a baby does as it's sort of figuring out how to grab things and so on," says CMU roboticist Jessica Hodgins, who helped develop the system.
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If Trump's presidency continues to flail — to say nothing of if there's a recession or a poorly managed foreign crisis — it's easy to imagine a Democrat beating him in 2020 and entering office with massive congressional majorities, setting up, again, a period of sweeping progressive governance.
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It's a moderate quality, not unique to For Honor, but forcing us so close to our enemies that we can hear them grunt and scream, and watch them flail backwards each time we strike a blow, implies a willingness to rub our noses in the consequences of violence.
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On the topic of his refusal to release former employees from nondisclosure agreements, Bloomberg again appeared to flail, saying, "None of them accuse me of doing anything other than maybe they didn't like a joke I told" and trying to change the subject to his hiring and promotion of women.
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It sounded scary, I'm not even good at regular sports, and also this was a group event and I wasn't fully into the idea of 30 members of the media and a few professional skydivers watching me flail about in a clear wind tunnel, mouthing get me the fuck out of here.
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Notebook As hapless as the news media and the Washington establishment have at times appeared as they flail about in the political tempest wrought by Donald Trump, there is another group in the 2016 election cycle that has come off looking at least as bewildered: the campaign gurus of Trump's Republican opponents.
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I don't just mean the sun-dipped Italian countryside where Elio and Oliver spend languid summer days around the pool, or Luca Guadagnino's delicate direction, or the stunning performances at the center of the film, or even the simple joy of watching Armie Hammer flail about to The Psychedelic Furs at the town disco.
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In "Wings of Love", high-spirited humans flail their naked limbs around a field, dance around a pink bonfire, go running through the forest, skinny dip in a clear blue river and get off with each other – clearly liberated by not having pockets, and therefore not having iPhones they could check every 10-15 seconds.
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To make catching its dinner easier (usually invertebrates like shrimp or crabs, and sometimes fish and rodents), it sends electric pulses through the water that, in succession, can paralyze its prey, or in just a few pulses, can cause it to flail around in the water, revealing its location through waves the eel senses with hairs on its body.
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From the very first scene, which shows Ben practicing a best man's speech in front of an increasingly bored and glib Alice, the two feel like partners in a crime against love and happiness They're both frank to the point of rudeness, the kind of people who will get blackout drunk during the reception, flail-dance to the dessert table, and then pass out.
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While systems like the Hardlight VR are pretty niche right now – I doubt very many have VR goggles let alone the need to feel the gentle caress of a Sylvan Elf or the bite of his cleaving sword – it's cool to know soon we'll all be encased in what looks like dirt bike armor as we flail around our living rooms dodging war hammers and drone fire.
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I had to change our first interview time, and when I explain what happened — "I was on set" — I get the feeling from her silence that she has no idea who I am or what I do, something I thought I'd find refreshing, until I realize my entire schtick was predicated on being able to flail and bob and weave and have people trust that I'll make something out of it because I'm, well, me.
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All was gold, till ego clashes led to their breakup, with Conner evolving into a solo act called "Conner4Real" and Owen serving as his nearly invisible DJ. (Lawrence moves away to take up a peaceful but depressing life of farming and whittling.) After a disastrous sophomore album sinks Conner's solo career, he and his team flail to mastermind a comeback, preferably one that doesn't involve the Style Boyz reunion everyone but the egotistical Conner seems to want.
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As they flail about for a candidate to face off against President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE, they should recognize that Corbyn's crushing defeat had as much, if not more, to do with policies that are akin to those of the Democratic Party's far left than it did with Brexit.
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