We began fooling around, she pushed me off, then we laid in the bed and talked and laughed some more, and then began fooling around again.
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Anyway, there was this girl I was fooling around with.
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I was fooling around with this couple at their flat.
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I hope you had fun FOOLING AROUND with this one.
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Big Whoop's fooling around with drones has no slacker component.
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"He's fooling around," Voight said of the GOP presidential nominee.
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And Nick is fooling around with a black boarder, Mrs.
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"I don't want to picture them fooling around," he said.
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They do expect a lot for a little fooling around.
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Padma Lakshmi isn't fooling around when it comes to Easter decorations!
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We didn't end up having sex, but fooling around felt nice.
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Just having fun, fooling around, love in our hearts, constant elevation.
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We were all in their bed fooling around and getting naked.
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We're told her betrayal by fooling around with Tristan is unrecoverable.
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I read you started fooling around with a guitar in college.
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But just because McBride is playing doesn't mean he's fooling around.
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After fooling around for a bit, I carefully unwrapped the female condom.
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Once he moved in, we agreed the fooling around had to end.
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Gay men fooling around or experimenting in somewhat public settings isn't new.
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They found out Lincoln was fooling around and they took it down.
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Ask yourself: How comfortable do you feel fooling around with this person?
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Ciggies, beers and fooling around are backed by a lush and lovely rocker.
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We came up with the joke of fooling around with the prime minister.
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While fooling around with hairstylist and close pal Jen Atkin on — where else?
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My boyfriend and I were fooling around and he came on my chest.
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Apparently, he was fooling around trying to make magnetic piercings through his skin.
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Feldsher testified that he assumed Sciorra was referring to "fooling around" with Weinstein.
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The pastor isn't fooling around: He just filed a lawsuit in Texas State Court.
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Freya, who is pretty sexually inexperienced, begins fooling around with a guy named John.
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"She was drinking, not wearing a life jacket, and fooling around," she told Broadly.
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Do everything in there, record everything in there, and start fooling around with it.
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You start fooling around, and suddenly realize your vagina is not in on this game.
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This is the second time the armed forces were caught fooling around in the sky.
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Imagine being a teen, being home alone, minding your own business, fooling around on Musical.
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Artists are always at the cutting edge of fooling around with the expanding human consciousness.
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For the guys, it is often experienced as mere play, fooling around or a lark.
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During the sessions for "Worldwide," Badu often recorded him when he was just fooling around.
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On the subject of fake news, he's still fooling around with moral relativity that isn't necessary.
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After months of fooling around, I got on birth control, and we gave it a shot.
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"I think they might forget a little about their situation when they are fooling around," Waldthausen said.
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Facebook will just have to conquer the stigma that it's for fooling around, not getting work done.
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While some companies oversell their "track-focused" models to drive up transaction prices, McLaren isn't fooling around.
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But I still get the same feeling of play, fooling around with the ordinary things I find.
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Republican hypocrisy on sex tends to involve self-professed Christians being caught fooling around with the parishioners.
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After fooling around a bit, he comes across some tool boxes and gets a rather brilliant idea.
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After lunch, N. and I spend time fooling around in our room and lie in bed chatting.
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So people have been fooling around with it, understood that it had a lot of predictive value.
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I was fooling around with that tone, and it literally sounded like the [howl of a] werewolf.
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We vow to go to bed early, yet stay up a little too late fooling around. Whatever.
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This marvelously entertaining exhibition demonstrates the power of creative fooling around to invigorate and free hearts and minds.
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After a night out drinking in 2007, Samantha Jackson and her husband returned home and started fooling around.
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I liked it but also thought fooling around would get guys to like me and be my boyfriend.
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Maybe you'll experience a new kind of innocence, the goofy blissful exploratory fooling around with someone you like.
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And in true Deadpool fashion, there's an irreverent interlude featuring Deadpool fooling around with a Cable action figure.
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Longstreth moved to a worn old couch and, fooling around on an electric guitar, briefly improvised against it.
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"It sends a message to our friends in China that we are not fooling around," Mr. Sligh said.
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We'd been dating and fooling around for about a month, so I was a little nervous, but mostly excited.
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I've got a little studio here, and at some point, I will turn it on and start fooling around.
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In present day, the interns are fooling around in the cadaver room, and Meredith wants them to show respect.
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It's a very important meet for world rankings and other things, so they're not going to be fooling around.
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A third disappears into the woods with the handsome guide for a bit of light and uncharacteristic fooling around.
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When O'Connor joined the bench in October 1981, Harry Blackmun leaned over and whispered to Rehnquist, "No fooling around."
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They said she only said she'd been raped because she had been fooling around with the commander and got caught.
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Yikes...R. and I try fooling around but we are both exhausted, so we cuddle instead and fall asleep immediately.
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I shredded that at a wedding by fooling around with a groomsman in some tall grass, which apparently contained burrs.
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"We were fooling around one day and he just didn't put a condom on," Lauren, now in her 30s, recalls.
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More security arrives, but instead of fighting them off, they're half-dressed, pretending to be fooling around with each other.
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It was ridiculous to be fooling around with this little rock band when I could get this tremendous orchestral sound.
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You're in a strange new place for the express purpose of checking out, fooling around with, or boning other people's partners.
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I really love my drums, but I just started fooling around with taking them out and not making them the focus.
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Just like most other Icelandic specialities, the shit-smoked trout is not the result of experimental chefs fooling around with ingredients.
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They were both naked and fooling around, he said, but when he went to initiate sex, she told him to stop.
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After abandoning the idea, Reardon was "still a bit bored" and continued fooling around with the magnets, according to the Guardian.
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If you're fooling around in the costume of history's most notorious genocidal maniac, you're working in proximity to a powerful taboo.
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Walker accused Ausheva of "fooling around on him" after she returned from a Dunkin' Donuts run, sources told the New York Post.
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Our short-lived relationship mostly consisted of driving around, smoking pot, and fooling around in the back seat or in his room.
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The Australian actor, 35, shared a video of himself fooling around on set, spinning around as he smiled widely at the camera.
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That wasn't even on my mind when I was fooling around, because no one talked about it, but there you have it.
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I just found out that he has been fooling around with other women who work in the building for almost 20 years.
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Mr. DeSutter began fooling around with cover crops about 2244 years ago, after Purdue University used one of his fields for research trials.
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In his spare time, he'd begun making clips for a few songs he'd written, prompting him to start fooling around with editing software.
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It only takes a few minutes fooling around with the FCC's $350 million broadband map to get a good read on the problem.
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"My girlfriend and I were fooling around on the couch or something and she made a joke about a horse," says another moderator.
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Fooling around, I stuck my leg out and pretended to hitch up my skirt so as to get a lift as a hitchhiker.
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And that raises the question: Why would South Korea start fooling around with things that could drag them into a such a war?
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Fooling around with new and potentially inflationary policy under a loose-cannon president, one who accused the central bank of political bias, seems unlikely.
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At one point in the film, Ana stumbles upon a nipple clamp while she and Christian are fooling around in the infamous Red Room.
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The game will occasionally offer guidance or give you prompts on what to do or where to go, but its joy comes from fooling around.
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Instead of recognizing the DJ is incapable of lying in his current inebriated, dehydrated state, Jax tells everyone James admitted to "fooling around" with Kristen.
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I mean that piano was so nice and so I just started fooling around and so I wrote that initial riff while recording 'Mme Rieux.
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"It wasn't an assignment at all, he was just fooling around; he was looking for something to do with ARPANET," Raytheon spokeswoman Joyce Kuzman said.
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We dressed to attend a yoga class one day but ended up fooling around instead, undone by the sight of each other in stretch fabric.
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So I kept producing, and still do something musical every day, whether it's learning some theory, fooling around on the keyboard, or writing a song.
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After a night of what Miller's alleged victim described as heavy drinking, the two went back to her house and started "fooling around," she said.
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"If you start fooling around in Washington with the Business Roundtable or writing op-eds, activist investors will ask what you're doing," Mr. Useem said.
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A couple of weeks later, at a house party at mine, she ended up fooling around with one of my oldest friends in my bed.
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I'd play Minesweeper and browse Encarta, but my favorite way to waste time was fooling around with the palette of rudimentary drawing tools on Microsoft Paint.
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Need a song to send your ex that conveys you're seriously super angry at them but also you, you know, wouldn't mind fooling around a bit?
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In between fooling around on stage with his old friends and exchanging wisecracks about whitening hair, the rabbi notices several, almost contradictory trends in religious America.
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Collier, in turn, called a press conference to tell the world that the governor was fooling around, and that there were audio recordings to prove it.
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IT ELIMINATES SOME OF THIS TRANSFER PRICING WHERE YOU'RE FOOLING AROUND TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHERE THE PROFITS WERE ACTUALLY BOOKED VERSUS WHERE THEY'RE ACTUALLY EARNED.
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After a few glances and general fooling around, I quickly realized the Nikon D5500 has many of the specs found in a better class of camera.
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And there are eight self-portraits of Andy himself, experimenting with light and shadow, mugging for his own camera, fooling around with it like a teenager.
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And it also helped to further expose the personalities of the players, whether they were doing warm-up dances or just fooling around on the bench.
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They say they are faithful to their significant others even when there is video evidence of them fooling around with people who are not their significant others.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – A man who was apparently "fooling around" and riding an escalator rail lost his balance and fell to his death at a Rhode Island mall.
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Their thing: to film a YouTube show dedicated to fooling around with drones while giving people a behind-the-scenes look at the technology and the pilots.
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"We're not fooling around here, though we don't want this to drag on months and months and months which appears to be the administration's strategy," Schiff said.
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I was just fooling around with a sampler and a computer and then buying instruments like banjos or sitars and trying to incorporate that into my music.
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Their most recent single "Winning," is a uptempo celebration of recent success, which is fittingly acted out by fooling around in Miami's palm tree-lined South Beach.
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The post also contained pictures of Lucas fooling around at the departure gate and in the background was none other than another Chinese swimmer, Ning Zetao a.k.a.
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My hope is that astrology only continues to gain popularity as an activity for fooling around, and people won't truly put faith in a completely defenseless practice.
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Feldsher said in court that Sciorra had told him that she "did a crazy thing with Harvey" and that he assumed Sciorra was "fooling around" with Weinstein.
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I knew that seeing two people fooling around on TV would make me want to do my magic beanbag dance, but I didn't know why or understand how.
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For the most part, I was alright with fooling around on the Nikon D5500, as it's a camera that is chock-full of decent specs — and shoots fair.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday that Wall Street is witnessing the best bull market in homebuilders that he can "ever recall" but Congress is "fooling around" with it.
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Whether on stage or off—goofing around during a performance, with their fans afterwards, or backstage with their crew—fooling around is a large factor in Slaves output.
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The actors fooling around between takes looked a lot like actual high school actors, singing to themselves as they pulled up their knee socks and fixed their hair.
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The two were apparently fooling around on their break when Yoshida took the air compressor and injected a blast of air in between Ishimaru's buttocks, the news site reported.
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So after fooling around with my GF for a few weeks she finally hints that she's ready to go for it tonight, and that I should buy some condoms.
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It didn't feel like I aligned with the popular version of bisexuality, which for many women means fooling around with other women for fun and then marrying a man.
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According to her complaint, early one morning in February 2016, she was raped by a male friend, when consensual fooling around ended in nonconsensual intercourse that she explicitly refused.
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"We began this whole thing as three bros just fooling around, doing something we had never done together," says Joey, who played Joey Russo on the early-'90s sitcom Blossom.
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"We're not fooling around here," House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, the California Democrat who has become Speaker Nancy Pelosi's new point man on impeachment, told reporters Wednesday at the Capitol.
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The theme is revealed at 64A with the phrase FOOLING AROUND, which means that the synonyms for "FOOL" are literally positioned "AROUND" (at the front and back of) the theme entries.
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Yes, they adamantly believe in the power of theater, as evidenced by their bejeweled bathing suits, gelatin slicked-back hair and waterproof-red lipstick smiles, but they're not just fooling around.
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Casual players fooling around and sipping drinks had no idea that, on the other side of a nearby curtain, two Olympic-level athletes were practicing for their New York Philharmonic debut.
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Even if you don't end up coming, fooling around with yourself often has the meditative effects of connecting your mind and body, increasing your confidence, and grounding you for the day.
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When they found themselves on the same bill again at another Manhattan nightclub, the Havana-Madrid, in March 1946, they started fooling around in impromptu sessions after the evening's last show.
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They didn't break up once, didn't have him fooling around with a bunch of different women before the show started, didn't get in a fist fight, didn't live in a van.
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"We don't mind fooling around and loving others outside of the relationship as long as communication is maintained and due notice is given that we have an interest in someone new."
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Soon after fooling around as a dance team for their friends, they were embraced by New York comedy, dance, and art communities that have recognized these women as a force of nature.
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The something that was going on in my head made me want to avoid my sister and our cousins, and I spent a lot of these hours fooling around behind the cottages.
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While Romoser may just be fooling around with the intention to bug the etymology community, the desire for Earth life to not be alone in the solar system is a strong one.
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The emission levels of individual fuels need to be "very robust so there is no fooling around with what is the actual performance of one fuel over another", one of the officials said.
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Venus is also the planet of love, and while it's in responsible, stable Capricorn, you'll get a chance to learn whether the people with whom you've been fooling around can get more serious.
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When my old band, Midget Fan Club, finally ended in 2010, I started fooling around with the idea of "going solo" but didn't actually start playing shows and seriously writing songs until 2013.
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If you've got a partner or partners who are on board with the idea, set aside an hour or two each week —or every other week, or once a month — for fooling around.
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He claimed that Argentino fell as they were "fooling around" outside the hotel room and that she slipped and hit her head as the two were "clowning around" by the side of a highway.
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Cameron (Chloë Grace Moretz) is on kitchen duty at God's Promise, the gay conversation therapy camp she's been sent to after being caught fooling around with her best friend (Quinn Shepard) on prom night.
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"Regarding that payment, I only know what Harvey told me, and basically what he said was he was fooling around with two women and they were asking for money," Bob told journalist Ronan Farrow.
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" David Byrne sings, in his terse, trademark voice: "This ain't no party / this ain't no disco / This ain't no fooling around / This ain't no Mudd Club, or C.B.G.B. / I ain't got time for that now.
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Still, there was more: "We could also electrify this wire with the kind of current that wouldn't kill somebody, but it would simply be a discouragement for them to be fooling around with it," he said.
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The duo began fooling around with bits at the club after hours, and later, when a singer dropped out of a set at the 500 Club in Atlantic City, Lewis convinced the owner to hire Martin.
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We'll have a conversation about something as banal as our days at work while we have sex, take a break and put on 30 Rock, and then start fooling around again 20 minutes later, or not.
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We started fooling around and got naked, and that's when I noticed he didn't just have a big dick—to this day it's still the most insane thing I have ever seen in my entire life.
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Think about how demonstrably upset even in much more liberal years people were during the making of "Cleopatra" when Richard Burton was fooling around on the set with succulent Liz Taylor while she was still married.
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Growing up, she documented all of her teenage sexcapades in her diary, up until the day her mortified mom discovered the secret text and read intimate details about the boys she had been fooling around with.
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This 1990 coming-of-age dramedy has an awkward subplot involving a mother and a daughter fooling around with the same man, but if you can get past that cringey cliché, there's plenty to love about Mermaids.
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Long story short, I was fooling around in The Sims mod making program—it's a long time ago, don't remember anything about it—and I just edited the mesh and texture and came up with the idea!
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"My projects tend to develop over years, beginning with scattered notes; then I start puttering and tinkering with ideas, voices, descriptions, and then I progress to some serious fooling around," he told Yale Literary Magazine in 2013.
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After what a character in "The Canterbury Tales" called the "firste sleep," you awoke around midnight for an hour or so, and might engage in, say, tending the fire, brewing ale, fooling around, committing petty larceny, praying.
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After hearing the rappers at a Beethoven festival, she hired them as roving linguistic ambassadors whose "video diary" (whether they were on tour or just fooling around in the Vaterland) became a feature of DW's electronic German lessons.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — Although I enjoyed myself immensely FOOLING AROUND with Lynn Lempel's puzzle, one question kept bouncing off the insides of my skull: Who is DUNCAN PHYFE, and can someone be "iconic" if I've never heard of him?
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States are not fooling around when it comes to tracking the changing leaves: States like New York, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut have gone as far as issuing fall color reports detailing the peak dates and locations to maximize foliage appreciation.
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Although Pendergraft's posts did not mention why he was fooling around with bullets coated in pig fat, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) interpreted them as a sign of blatant Islamophobia on part of a law enforcement official.
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Weinstein's defense had called Feldsher as a witness to testify that Sciorra had told him that she "did a crazy thing with Harvey" at some point in the '90s and that he assumed she was "fooling around" with him.
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"We are not fooling around," House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff warned on Monday, in a grave news conference with Pelosi that contrasted with Trump's fireworks and turned on complex constitutional justifications for the Democrats' decision to seek the President's impeachment.
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But a quick tour of the neighbourhood, under the deafening sound of a police helicopter, reveals some of its scars, from open drug-dealing to a basketball court that, Ms Westin jokes, is used mainly by kids fooling around on motorbikes.
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When Michael St. John Smith and I started fooling around with the ideas that became the screenplay that Archangel is based on, I had finished The Peripheral but was still intrigued with what that model of time travel can do.
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Though it was written while they were fooling around on GarageBand, they tell me ("just laughing and the words just came out and we thought they were kind of goofy"), looking back, it's about the power of friendship between women.
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This really comes across to me as terrible gender bias, Hillary Clinton gets blasted by the NYT (rightly so) for possibly exposing classified information by using a private server, but Petraeus only gets a bad boy slap for fooling around.
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Together they're fun and funny, offering kiss-offs to "piss baby[s]" who ride around town in tiny trucks (on "money machine"), and cycling through goofy plasticine sounds, as if they're just fooling around in the studio (on "I Need Help Immediately").
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I'm fully expecting the company to quit fooling around with the paltry 4GB of RAM of its 2018 device, ditch the dreadful Pixel 3 XL notch, and eliminate any lingering doubts (mostly caused by Huawei) about whether it has the best smartphone camera.
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While Parrish and Pittman might not be able to keep everyone's attention throughout their full five-hour marathon, it's great to see how Parrish, with his fluffy beard and broad smile, fooling around with Pittman, who is playing some slow-burning soul music.
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In the post, he wrote that it was "time to stop shitposting and time to make a real life effort" — meaning, essentially, that it was time to stop fooling around on the internet and turn his extremist views into real-world action.
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At first, she deflected this with another joke, because she really did have to study, but he said, "No, I'm serious, stop fooling around and come now," so she put a jacket over her pajamas and met him at the 7-Eleven.
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By his early teen years, he tells me, he had such a reputation that when he visited a girl's home in the hopes of fooling around with her, her dad sat him down for what he thought would be a terrifying talk.
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"Honestly, I never in my wildest dreams, would've thought that the little terror, devil, monster that was my little brother would turn into my very best friend," the Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile star, 31, captioned shots of him and Dylan fooling around in a waterfall.
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He's fooling around (and undoubtedly, posing for the camera), but it's clear that the games children play in such places are darker than elsewhere, a reflection of their grim lives, but also a welcome reminder that even within bleakness, there are moments of spiritedness and play.
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"I was 17 and I was girl-crazy — the other guys were out getting the girls while I'm still packing up the drums," he recalled, adding that one day, he picked up a silver Buescher tenor saxophone that had been left behind, and began fooling around with it.
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No one says why they're fooling around with something as unpredictable as the Quantum Realm, but Scott is supposed to be collecting particles from it — possibly to better explain what happened to Janet during her prolonged existence in the Quantum Real and the newfound powers she's manifesting and to heal Ghost.
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Steve Lacy's skittering subtlety on guitar and solid quietude on bass suit what we might as well call her spirituality, a gentleness that never comes across genteel or weak or connects explicitly to her unassuming lesbianism, although you begin to sense a yen for serious romance after enough fooling around.
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We talk about sounds and what we want to accomplish with sounds, since I've been fooling around with a lot of different ways of creating depths and echo for several records now, using overtones from bells and percussion and samples that weren't available back in the early days of recording.
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It may be that nobody is equal to the task of persuading Mr. Trump to stop blindsiding his staff and Americans with tweeted attacks and impromptu announcements; nobody can stop him from dragging the needle across his own daily agenda; nobody can get him to stop fooling around and govern.
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Some kids go on vacation, binge drink, or sit and veg out in front of a TV, but Duterte's plan was to write songs in her bedroom—she just needed better equipment than her shitty Dell; she wanted to continue fooling around with GarageBand, the recording software they were learning to work with in class.
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The excitement continues in … ... when Washington whips itself into a frenzy the likes of which it experiences only once every two or three weeks as a consensus begins to develop among the courageous Resisters of the Resistance that it really is DEFINITELY ALMOST NEARLY IMPEACHMENT TIME AND WE ARE REALLY NOT FOOLING AROUND ANYMORE.
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Instead, this year's openers are more of a hit-or-miss mish-mosh; an old-fashioned Amy sketch that casts a normal couple as athletes engaged in a high-stakes game of "not fooling around chicken," an amusing but obvious critique of roles women play in Oscar bait movies (surprise: they're always sad wives!), a bit that literally puts congressmen in a women's health clinic, making a point that Schumer and contemporaries like Samantha Bee have made better and more pointedly before.
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Not as an and/or, we just got into music and people started to give us positive reinforcement - possibly the first positive reinforcement we'd had in a really long time - and we just headed straight for it Sara: One of the things I've come to understand about myself and what we do is that, as much as we loved music, one of the very first things that we did was take the music that we were writing and fooling around with, record it, then dub cassette tapes, manufacture our own demos, make artwork, photocopy them, fold them, put them together, and then go around the school selling them to people.
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