He fools around and loses his virginity to a girl.
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"When Scott drinks, he is a sloppy mess and fools around," the source says.
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"When Scott drinks, he is a sloppy mess and fools around," the second source says.
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So when she fools around with Russell, it's not entirely because she's under his spell.
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"Do you know what that will incite in some fools around here if we let him get a pass?" she explained.
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Williams joined forces with Moose -- a former NFL player himself -- at Impact Wrestling's Slammiversary event over the weekend ... and was tossin' fools around like John Cena.
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Like the man's mistress (Julie Christie) and daughter (Carrie Fisher), Ms. Grant's character fools around with a flaky hairdresser (Warren Beatty) on the day of Nixon's 29400 election.
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Lingering on the couch in his Google Glass-like specs, David fools around blissfully with the naked, simulated Sophie, while his actual partner, Juliette (Nora Zehetner), waits obliviously in bed.
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We learn, as the movie begins, that it is "based on an absurd but true story," and Budreau keeps the bones of that story intact, although he fools around with the flesh—reducing the number of hostages, and stuffing the film with as much Bob Dylan as possible.
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But I've always been fascinated with this sort of Simakian scenario where human life is going to become this precious thing where these androids will be fighting for the last human baby on Earth to survive and the dogs will be telling stories of the educated fools around a campfire.
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Eva Fools Around () is a Czech comedy film directed by Martin Frič. It was released in 1939.
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She said it was for luck. In the same year Samková was second at the Winter X Games in Aspen. Samková has her own show called Eva tropí hlouposti (Eva Fools Around) named in reference to famous Czech comedy film by Martin Frič.
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Gabrielle then asks if he has been acting on his feelings. Justin answers that he has a friend who he "fools around with". As Gabrielle gets up to leave, Justin tells her that he would never tell Carlos about her affair. Gabrielle then runs over to Justin and French kisses him.
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Noreen then goes to meet up with Brad and fools around with him anyway. • Confessions of Sloth - Noreen Age 15: Noreen's mother is angry that she has skipped 10 days of school that month. Since Noreen will not listen to her, Amazing calls her stepsister, Gladys. Gladys asks her why she is not in school and tells her to stop acting out.
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She is later accosted by Bruno and his friends from a car. His friends grab her and force her into the car. They threaten her and wrap her face in scotch tape, leaving her in an alleyway. Scared and alone, Marina then walks to a gay club where she meets a man, dances with him, and fools around with him.
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She tells him that she and others plan to take over one of the university's buildings. Simon later experiences love at first sight with a female student and uses his photographer position in the college's journal to photograph her. Following her into the university building the students are taking over, he joins the takeover just by being there. She approaches him while he boringly fools around in the toilets.
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The game begins and Stanley proves to be a horrible player. Furthermore, Michael cannot make a shot, nor is he a fan of passing or defending. Upon gaining possession of the ball, Michael fools around and intentionally acts stupid to tease the opponents, which results in Roy Anderson (David Denman) snatching the ball and scoring against Michael's team. Despite the fact that Michael is the one who foolishly lost the ball, he blames the scoring on his teammates' ineptitude.
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Greg says Dr. Kagan is scary and evil and that he never fools around. He has sharp metal tools, which he leaves on full display, and never smiles. The billboards for Dr. Kagan's dental practice make Greg freak out every time he sees one of them on the highway. Dr. Kagan later makes a cameo in Double Down, in a scene where Greg describes how a Spineticklers book has made going to the dentist an even more frightening experience for him.
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Now possessing the "complete" Emperor Eye, Akashi was able to predict the future even further than Gold's Demon Eye by perceiving the best possible pattern from Gold's entire movements which led Akashi successfully stealing the ball from him. As stated by Murasakibara, Akashi is capable of discovering people's hidden skills, being the first to recognize Kuroko's potential talent for misdirection and helped him polish his play style. ; : : Hayama is one of the Uncrowned Kings. He is very energetic and often fools around carelessly.
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A college principal Janardan Rao (Vijay Kumar), keen to inculcate discipline in the students, gets his one time student and protégé Rajkumar (Chiranjeevi) posted as a Telugu lecturer there. The ideal lecturer that he is, Rajkumar mingles with the students and becomes a comrade in arms and fools around with them in order to control them. One of his students Kanchana (Sakshi Sivanand) falls in love with him and asks him to marry her. He refuses her politely, saying that she will rescind her proposal if she knows his past and the flashback follows.
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Afterwards at their house, while Johnny fools around by riding around on his motorcycle he falls and hits his head on a stone plate. At first he appears fine, but later in the recording studio, he collapses into a coma brought on by an apparent subdural hematoma. That evening, Carol demands a divorce from Dr. Simpson when he is called to the hospital in the operating room to perform emergency brain surgery on an injured musician. Carol follows Simpson right to the O.R. and springs the divorce plans she has for him again.
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As the story opens, it is too rainy and too cold to play outside, so two kids named Sally and Conrad sit bored and look out the window. Their mother announces that she is ready to depart, then tells them to have fun and says she'll return at 3:30 sharp. While their mother is out, they have no other choice but to think of something to do ("Nothing To Be Done"). The mysterious Cat in the Hat suddenly enters with a bump and fools around a bit.
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Dr. Barnes tries to interview aggressive Margaret who doesn't want to do the interview. While strapped to the floor of a padded room, Margaret says that her mom forced her to read the bible in the closet. Madison did things she never would've done; had sex with strange men, smoked, taking what looked like ecstasy and fools around with women. When her landlord says Madison could pay the rent with sexual favors like before, Madison said she had no idea what he was talking about, so he got angry and ordered her to pay him with cash.
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Nga-man, with a rebellious temperament, deliberately fools around with So Fei so as to irritate Nga-wun. While the Tong family is leading a befuddled life, the valiant mayor of Guangzhou – Wong Kai-yiu (Law Lok-lam), is shot by accident, creating a furore among the city. Lai-wo is then appointed as the mayor of Guangzhou. Seizing the opportunity at the mayoral inauguration ceremony on the fifth day of the first lunar month, forces of evil and people from all circles that have been dormant for a while turn out in full strength to wreak havoc.
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Peter gets a package at his door addressed to Quagmire. Lois tries to tell him to take it next door, but he opens it to find a whip inside. Though it rightfully belonged to Quagmire, he fools around with it in various ways, like trying to whip a cigarette in Meg's mouth, whipping people in the crowd at a Devo concert, and visiting Cleveland's house with it after Cleveland receives a heads up voicemail from Joe, warning him about it. Upon arrival at the Drunken Clam, Peter, Quagmire, and Joe discover that a group of tough looking guys are sitting at their booth.
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Upset at James, Ben refuses to go home and instead takes a 1-26 call to respond to a disturbance at a strip club, where two men get into a mexican standoff with James and Ben, which Ben thinks it's another joke call, so he fools around. James subdues the men, and the two are then tipped off about a gun deal involving Omar's men. Ben then confronts James about the 1-26's. James receives a call from Santiago in the car, when he finds out that Runflat had turned himself in, Ben says how Runflat's brother in the park said that Runflat had just got out of prison.
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The last connecting thing is that before every murder, all lights have been turned off (note that this was faked and in reality impossible). As the investigation progresses it becomes clear that Erik Lindgren, a man who works in the underground, has some kind of connection to the murderers. Once found, he explains that the murderers are youngsters that mostly inhabit the tunnels (actually a closed-down factory connected to the tunnels in the outskirts of the city), playing action games (more specifically, "Final Doom") against "other fools around the globe". He suspects that his sister, Annika is part of the gang, and explains how he's tried to "pull her out of the shit".
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Little was revealed about him during the first season of Glee, though Shum described Mike halfway through that season as a "shy football player" with "dancing and singing abilities" who has "found a place where he can express himself and feel accepted." He was given his first storylines in the show's second season. Mike began dating Tina Cohen-Chang (Jenna Ushkowitz), was revealed to lack confidence in his singing early in the season, and although his confidence gets a boost after that, he goes as far as to wear a T-shirt that says he "can't sing" in the episode "Born This Way". Although he sometimes fools around in academic classes, he is also very intelligent, and is a member of the school's academic decathlon team.
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The story plot of Gubra is set a few years after Orked's romance with Jason, where she is married to Ariff, a man who is very much older than her. Orked fools around with Ariff in the bathroom early one morning to be interrupted by her mother Mak Inom yelling of Orked's "abah (father)" Pak Atan in great danger -presumed from diabetic complications- and the whole family, with their maid Kak Yam and chauffeur Anuar, frantically rushed him to the hospital. At the hospital, Orked incidentally meets Alan, the elder brother of Jason, who recognised her from the photos that Jason and Orked took together during their rendezvous. Alan's father was also hospitalised due to a broken leg after his mother pushed him down the doorstep in annoyance.
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"Playboy" is a song composed by Brian Holland, Robert Bateman, Mickey Stevenson and singer Gladys Horton, lead vocalist of the Motown singing group The Marvelettes, who recorded the song and released it as a single on Motown's Tamla imprint in 1962. The single, led by Horton, is about a man who fools around with a lot of women and the woman who narrates the story warns him to stay away from her due to the stories she heard of him "running around with every woman in town". Horton is helped out in the song by her Marvelettes cohorts Wanda Young, Georgeanna Tillman, Katherine Anderson & Juanita Cowart. This was released as the third single by the Marvelettes and was their second top ten pop hit reaching number seven on the charts while reaching number four on the R&B; chart.
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He then dances across some pond rocks, ending upon the shell-back of an unamused turtle, who carries the boy to land and curtly drops him off. The boy then skips over some more rocks to meet his sweetheart, who sits in a small boat; he fools around with his ukulele and drops it into the water. He dives down to rescue it, avoiding a rather menacing-looking fish, swimming past some smaller fish flopping melodically upon a submerged piano, and using the same instrument to entertain a disgruntled octopus, all without rising for breath! A fish-trumpeter joins in his number, as do a family of anchovies in a pair of fishing boots, a trombonist (whose instrument's slide is operated with the help of a wrecked ship's steering wheel), and another fish that may be a clarinetist.
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Matthau was nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy for his performance as Miles Kendig. New York Times critic Vincent Canby gave the film a rave review: “..a lark, a comic cloak- and-dagger adventure... a stylish, lighter-than-air vehicle that moves from Munich to Salzburg to Washington to the Deep South to Europe and back without once losing its breath. It is beautifully played by Mr. Matthau and Miss Jackson and by a supporting cast.. directed by Ronald Neame and scored largely by Mozart. My only reservation is that Miss Jackson isn't on the screen enough...” At the time of its release, film critic Roger Ebert described the movie as “a picaresque comedy disguised as a thriller.” “A shaggy-dog thriller that never really thrills us very much, but leaves a nice feeling when it's over... partly because of the way Walter Matthau fools around with dialogue... and partly because the movie's shot at a measured, civilized, whimsical pace.
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