But Mia isn't the only cousin who likes to goof off.
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Probably not as articulate and maybe more of a goof-off.
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Most evenings, we goof off from dinner until I kiss them goodnight.
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In college, at first, "I was kind of a goof off," Obama said.
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Make it fun for them and let them goof off a bit too.
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It's typical for players to goof off or otherwise act out of turn.
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And also probably to drink and eat tacos and just generally goof off.
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Colton takes her snowboarding, and they goof off on the slopes of Denver.
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Do they goof off, or do they try to pursue more meaningful pursuits?
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Here's a real-life example of why you shouldn't goof off with power tools.
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So I take the time to goof off online and not do any work.
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The entire point of casual contests at work is camaraderie and goof-off time.
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Which means, in the early going, we'll probably be using ARKit apps to goof off.
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Tourists goof off abroad, then suddenly find themselves under arrest, and at the mercy of another sovereign.
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The teen-agers in the barn goof off, braiding their hair together and miming killing themselves from boredom.
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Most students see their teacher being absent from class as a way to goof off and not do work.
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Instead, I laugh more and goof off with my kids — who won't be kids for too long — every day.
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She may be bold and out to get what she wants, but Demi's just a fun-loving goof off screen.
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They laugh, they chatter, they run around you, they jump and wave and goof off in front of the camera.
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The internet might be a valuable tool to most offices, but it's also an incredibly efficient way to goof off.
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In the video, Underwood and her husband Mike Fisher, who plays for the Nashville Predators, drive in her car and goof off.
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While the royal couple is usually very composed and refrain from affectionate gestures in public, they occasionally goof off and show PDA.
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When they see one another at contests, the boys often goof off together in their free time, said Rohan's father, Raja Adaikalasamy.
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This could easily have been a disaster in the hands of other breweries, but it is somehow a pretty drinkable goof-off beer.
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The film's other provocations include a few slurs and a goof-off comedian (Charlie Day) miming onanism, twice, in front of other people.
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I know that students just goof off in the class, so I give him permission to stay instead of shooing him back to class.
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Women that wear dog hoodies, engage in some pegging, goof off, or do all the hallucinogens are no less womanly or capable of success.
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You don't need to be a titan to require a little time and space to think and goof off and let your mind wander.
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They're friends: They goof off on the clock every so often, they enjoy a good Polaroid snap, and they support each others' professional endeavors.
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The issue, of course, is how to protest without seeming like a shitty employee who just wants to goof off all day in pajamas.
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By the seventh or eighth generation, his children were so gifted that they could goof off yet still excel academically and date pretty girls.
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In a brief test of Story search, I found it to be a fun way to teleport around the world and watch people goof off.
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I trailed behind them with a few other teachers, ready to locate the kids who would inevitably take this drill as an opportunity to goof off.
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With the Cavs already taking care of business on the court, the guys had valuable time to goof off and show everyone their bottle flipping talents.
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Clubs have sprung up to help those seeking it; countless young people goof off in their bedrooms with their phones for hours, hoping for a hit.
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What it amounts to is a fun bug to goof off with if you want to temporarily ruin the layout of the second-biggest website on earth.
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You could goof off, show a video of your cat doing something stupid and maybe 40 people would watch and you went along on your merry way.
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Lopez avoids earnest talk about the joke, though he told Live Wire Radio in 2014 that he liked to goof off before games to ease his nerves.
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Dwight went with him and they left Jim in charge, who decided to goof off all day and host an office-wide Olympics-style tournament of games.
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That means it's great for playing seriously with your friends, but less so if you just want to blow off steam, goof off for fun, or play solo.
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He really doesn't need to wake up this early but he likes to sit on the toilet and goof off on his phone for an hour every morning.
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The thing about TikTok is that as much as it is a place for teenagers to goof off in their bedrooms, it is also the world's largest beauty pageant.
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One thing remains the same, however: Viral (no pun-intended) comedy is bringing people together offline to dance, sing, and goof off — all to keep hopes and spirits high.
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It lacked the strict "no excuses" discipline and heavily regimented curricula that charters are often known for; there were school uniforms, but kids were free to yell and goof off.
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The title track was written after one of their goof-off sessions, when Lennon pulled up a clip of Buzz Aldrin claiming there's a structure on one of Mars' moons.
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It has birthed chart-topping hits like "Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X, incubated new subcultures like VSCO girls, and become the default way to goof off at work.
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"I could get ahead of the job for three hours, and at that point I could go goof off for three hours," said Albright, whose son still works in the plant.
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I'm a solo traveler all the way, but I felt like the Ruins would have been more fun if I had someone to discuss points of interest and to goof off with.
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Before Steve Jobs was the serious, turtleneck-wearing CEO and co-founder of Apple, he was a young guy who would goof off, scheme elaborate pranks and go to concerts with friends.
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That said, the app is well-designed and highly polished, and worth the download for those who would rather learn something in their free time rather than goof off on Snapchat or Vine.
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This had the effect of making Talkshow a more intimate and personal place to exchange ideas or just goof off with friends and other personalities in your social network circles, minus the harassment running rampant on Twitter.
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But if you must goof off at work, then at the very least manage your notification settings so that your alerts are muted, and aren't broadcast on the big screen when you screen share in the boardroom.
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The scenes where they goof off and smoke pot, discuss relationships, periods, and the loneliness of 24/7 digital connectivity are all pulled from real conversations subsequently workshopped with Crystal and the girls over a period of months.
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Whether it's helping you figure out what to throw together from what's in your refrigerator or helping you goof off in GarageBand, artificial intelligence is starting to escape the chains of its own version of the uncanny valley.
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Whether they're napping, taking an abnormally long lunch break or crashing their boss' office to steal their desk candy, 19 employees shared some of their favorite ways to goof off when their bosses are out of the office.
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You would join a forum that would align with your interests, which usually centered on pretty dorky topics like video games or Dragon Ball Z, and would slowly migrate to off-topic forums to goof off about anything else.
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Watch as weather observers Mike Dorfman and Tom Padham from the Mount Washington Observatory goof off on the observation deck off the mountain in New Hampshire to show us what it's like to stand, walk, and jump against 109 mph winds.
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I've been fascinated by how students are reacting to the weirdness of suddenly taking classes online (spoiler: they're still finding ways to goof off and/or leave class, and yes, the homeschooled kids are giving advice about how to cheat).
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For some 270-odd pages, Tegan and Sara fight, goof off, make and break friendships, and fall in and out of love as each of them, to varying degrees and in her own way, comes to terms with being queer.
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Kate has also been spotted simply enjoying her summer, attending Wimbledon twice in one weekend — first with Meghan, then with husband Prince William — or cheering on William at his charity polo match while her two eldest kids goof off in the grass.
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They're perpetual benchwarmers who know they'll never be asked to step in for the starters, and are free to goof off, to dream big and get wacky, to wear suits with sneakers and T-shirts with blazers (another big thing that libertarians support).
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For now, Lowe's says it will voluntarily remove from its shelves 19 products that contain either of the chemicals, which go by such brand names as Klean Strip, Goof Off and Jasco, many of them made by W.M. Barr in Memphis, Tenn.
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Paul Feig has a different comic approach than original Ghostbusters director Ivan Reitman, and Gary Ross can't match the style of Ocean's trilogy director Steven Soderbergh, but they do carry on their respective series' traditions of making goof-off hangout movies disguised as big-budget missions.
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Quite apart from the fact that it would hurt the Rebels and might prevent them from escaping with the plans, it seems Tarkin was no friend to the Empire's officers on this beautiful island world — because it had become a place for them to goof off.
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We meet Charles Donalson, a wry junior with a gift for spoken-word lyrics; Jada Buford, an outspoken senior and a budding documentary filmmaker herself; Ke'Shawn Kumsa, the first college-prep-track student in his family and a self-described "goof-off" who gets over on charm.
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The main characters include some of the Founding Fathers left unseen in "Hamilton"—John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock—and the plot revolves around the overbearing Adams ("I'm obnoxious and disliked," he sings) and his efforts to goad the Second Continental Congress into signing the Declaration of Independence, even as the delegates bicker and goof off like a rowdy high-school class.
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What -- how is it that you sort of just made the decision in the middle of your years in college that you were going to sort of transform yourself from a guy who enjoyed a party and was kind of a goof-off at Occidental College to kind of becoming an ascetic at Columbia with a much more purposeful view of -- I mean, that's an unusual thing as well.
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While the rest goof off, Mandy balances on the tracks and watches her future victims.
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He's got the goods on how we all use our computers to goof off and waste time on the job.
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Hyun-soo later attends a movie with Ham Jye-bok and both goof off with mock martial arts over Bruce Lee vs Jackie Chan.
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"Birthday Song" is a "goof off" tune featuring M.I.A., with a punk style bassline and percussion. According to Jon Pareles, Madonna laments the loss of a lover in the last song "Best Friend", and admits to feeling guilty and remorseful in the "haunting slow jam".
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He played for them until , when he lost his job to the newly signed Joe Pepitone. (Pepitone lasted 14 games. His name came to be used to mean "goof off" in Japanese vernacular). Roberts played one more season for the Kintetsu Buffaloes before retiring.
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Thus, the grooviest teenage witch was born. She has white hair with a pink headband, and blue eyes. She wears a blue dress with a black belt and black shoes. She loves to goof off and battle evil forces using her ultra magical powers.
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With Long leaving Cheers, producers planned to revamp the show without losing its initial premise, and credited Long's departure for saving the series from cancellation. As Les Charles observed, Sam was a "straight man" to Diane; after Long's departure, he became more "carefree" and a "goof-off" in later seasons.
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While in Japan, he hit .163 with one home run and two RBIs in 14 games played. Pepitone spent his days in Japan skipping games for claimed injuries only to be at night in discos, behavior which led the Japanese to adopt his name into their vernacular—as a word meaning "goof off."Markusen, Bruce.
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Google Books. Web. January 31, 2011. Les Charles said that Sam was a "straight man" to Diane; after Shelley Long's departure, he became more "carefree" and a "goof-off." Ted Danson wore a hairpiece to conceal his baldness for the role of Sam Malone during filming of Cheers. His baldness was revealed at the 42nd Primetime Emmy Awards (1990).
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The episode centers on Pinkie Pie (voiced by Andrea Libman), whose plans to organize a birthday party for Rainbow Dash (Ashleigh Ball) are interrupted by a similarly energetic pony, Cheese Sandwich ("Weird Al" Yankovic), leading Pinkie Pie to defend her pride as a party planner in a "goof-off". Yankovic's involvement in the episode was the result of interactions on Twitter between him and Jayson Thiessen.
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Both versions of "Right Here" have music videos. The video to the original song begins with Coko discussing a man she likes to Taj and Lelee. It features the singers having flashbacks to boys they liked as young girls, then is brought to the present day with the women and their boyfriends. In between, the girls goof off together in a large, mirrored room.
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This was Eminem's first experience of drug addiction, which would affect him for several years. Near the end of production on Encore, he would "just go into the studio and goof off [with] a pocketful of pills". Eminem began taking the drugs to "feel normal", taking a "ridiculous amount [...] I could consume anywhere from 40 to 60 Valium [in a day]. Vicodin, maybe 30".
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Hathaway recruits high school student Mitch Taylor to attend Pacific Tech and join the "laser weapon" development team. Mitch is roomed with Chris Knight, also a member of the team, and known to Mitch as a "legend" in the fictitious "National Physics Club". Mitch becomes dismayed that Chris is more of a goof-off than a hard-working student. Chris introduces Mitch to some of the other exceptional students, including Jordan, "Ick" Ikagami, and his nemesis, the less intelligent Kent.
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At first, Homer and the other tourists show more interest in the hotel's buffet than they do in seeing the city, much to Ned's dismay. When they arrive at King David's tomb, Ned implores Homer to show some respect. Homer, however, continues to goof off and Ned becomes increasingly impatient with him. Their next stop is the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, where Ned prays that Homer will find some meaning in the tour but soon finds him taking a nap on Jesus' tomb.
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The season featured one memorable encounter with twin baby orangutans from Parrot Jungle Island in Miami, Florida. Nicole Richie's former fiancé DJ Adam Goldstein also appeared in this season when he surprised Nicole and took her on a date. In this season, there were episodes where they were given little or no money while interning, or their internships were shortened because instead of being professional, they would goof off or fail to do the work properly. The episode “Mortuary” was set in a funeral home.
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Maxwell is a boy who has a "magical" notebook that makes written words come to life. Creating new objects with that notebook is the key to the game. The game includes a hint system as well as an improved level editor. The level editor allows the player to create various types of levels such as playgrounds (objectiveless levels that allows players to goof off, test combinations, or create words for Ollars) or adventure missions, and allows the player to pre-spawn objects via notebook icon.
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"Treehouse of Horror XIV" is the first episode of The Simpsons' fifteenth season. It originally aired on the Fox network in the United States on November 2, 2003. In the fourteenth annual Treehouse of Horror episode, Homer takes on the role of the Grim Reaper ("Reaper Madness"), Professor Frink creates a Frankenstein-version of his deceased father ("Frinkenstein") and Bart and Milhouse obtain a time-stopping watch ("Stop the World, I Want to Goof Off"). It was written by John Swartzwelder and directed by Steven Dean Moore.
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Meanwhile, Griffin, the eccentric CEO of Roque Records is angry at Gustavo for bringing back all four of the boys, as he believes that the boy band genre is dead, but gives Gustavo until Friday to show him what they can do. Gustavo puts the boys through his "Boy Band Boot Camp" telling them that all great boy bands need great moves, a great look, and a great sound. He hires a dance instructor who has worked with various celebrities to teach them dance moves. However they merely goof off and drive him to quit.
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Doubting her own partying skills in comparison, Pinkie attempts several odd-end jobs around Ponyville that end in failure. She returns home dejected and begins to put her party supplies away before looking through an assortment of framed pictures showing various parties she has thrown for her friends and family in the past. With renewed confidence, Pinkie challenges Cheese to a goofing showdown (goof- off), declaring that the winner will be dubbed the single best party planner and headline Rainbow Dash's party. Cheese accepts, and Rainbow Dash is called upon to judge the competition.
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On his birthday, Topher is able to use an Active to goof off with in order to celebrate under the guise of an "anterior insular cortex diagnostic" – an indulgence Adelle allows him once a year. Topher is revealed to have become even more insane by 2019 and forced to work for Rossum. It is revealed that he was forced to create a massive device that would wipe the entire planet. He later sacrificed himself to remove the imprints from everyone and restore the world to what it was before.
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Otoha is a new member of the Verse Maidens, who would prefer to sleep and goof off than work hard, constantly forces the other party members to go along with her ideas, insults her childhood friend frequently and doesn't like whenever someone disagrees with her. She is a perpetually positive, but can also be a little idiotic. She is still growing and can be prone to making clumsy mistakes. Kyoka has a strong sense of responsibility who does her job as a Verse Maiden while caring for others, and also has a hard time expressing feelings.
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Game Machine stated that Pistol Daimyo no Bōken was the third most-popular arcade game of November 1990 in Japan. Pistol Daimyo no Bōken has gained notoriety retrospectively for its bizarre nature and high level of difficulty. Ray Barnholt of GamePro said that its cutesy visuals and lampooning of Japanese mythology made it stand out from the company's usual Galaxian, Galaga, and Xevious offerings. He described it as being "more or less like a passion project (or at worst, a goof-off time-filler) for the team that made it", and enjoyed its comedic and cartoonish presentation.
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The two try to outdo each other with increasingly silly and elaborate performances until Pinkie accidentally drops a giant piñata on top of Rainbow Dash. Pinkie realizes that she has let her pride get in the way of Rainbow Dash's party and forfeits the goof-off to Cheese. Pinkie packs up her belongings and prepares to leave Ponyville, deciding to let Cheese take her place. She is stopped by Rainbow Dash and her other friends, who apologize for neglecting her, but Pinkie counters that it's her fault instead, apologizing for her destructive pride and admits the Cheese is Ponyville's new party planner.
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The film begins as two slackers, Bones Conway (Pauly Shore) and Jack Kaufman (Andy Dick) work at "Crazy Boys" discount electronics store in Glendale, California. While they goof off on the job, both have aspirations of opening their own electronics store in the future. Both are fired though, after destroying a rack of television sets. Looking to score some quick start-up money for their store, and believing that the commitment will be minimal (they are easily lured by the recruiting slogan "One weekend a month, two weeks a year"), the two join the United States Army Reserves.
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Three American infantrymen—Carter (Arthur Franz), Ferguson (James Griffith) and Small (George Cooper)—are returning from patrol in a bombed-out town when they are pinned down by an enemy machine gun. Meanwhile, Coke (Richard Kiley), who was separated from the patrol, returns on his own to the squad's basement outpost where goof-off Private Collucci (Bonar Colleano) is sleeping, dreaming of beautiful women. A runner from company headquarters delivers a package for a squad member and tells the men that the regiment is moving out of the line that night. Shortly after another patrol returns with Sgt.
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Back at the restaurant, Linda announces to the children that she will be coaching them in synchronized swimming instead of letting them run around alone. Later, Linda takes the kids to the community pool to begin their lessons, and Louise finds numerous ways of staying out of the water. At the restaurant, Bob finds himself swamped attempting to fill in for Linda and dealing with the new soft serve machine. The next day, several more children join the independent study, and Linda quits as coach when they continue to goof off and after Andy and Ollie naïvely blurt out the independent study being made up.
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But on the night before the doors open again, Bud and Doyle discover Dr. Faulkner, hoping to apologize to him and make amends. He tells the two that he is rigging pyrotechnics for the door opening ceremony and gets them to help plant the items, not knowing they are really bombs. Once Bud and Doyle are on their own with the bombs, they goof off with one of the coconuts and, after a failed long pass, they discover their dangerous nature. They alert the others and try to exit the dome early, but the door cannot be opened until the clock hits zero, when the bombs will go off.
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In the picture, the player is reselecting one class for a character in Dhama Temple. The class system became a staple feature of all future Dragon Quest games Dragon Quest III features a class system, in which each character has a certain class. At the start of the game, the player begins as a single male or female hero but is able to recruit members at the local tavern. While the Hero always keeps the Hero class, the other characters can choose to be any of the following of either gender: Soldier (Warrior in the GBC version), Fighter, Pilgrim (Cleric), Wizard (Mage), Merchant (Dealer), Goof-Off (Jester), Sage, and Thief which was available only in the later versions.
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On October 4, 2017, ESPN announced the hiring of Nolan, who will appear across ESPN studio programming and have a digital presence. She made her debut as a guest panelist on ESPN's Highly Questionable on October 19, 2017; she has since guest-hosted that show several times, and appeared on the sister radio show The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz. She has said she likes going on Highly Questionable: > "That's a fun show to do because you just sit and goof off for an hour and > then they edit it into a show." In early November 2017, it was announced that Nolan would be doing a podcast with ESPN beginning in January in addition to a digital show later.
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Norg is a Yeti who lives in the cave that Flurious decided to use as a base. He claims to be the last of the Yeti, but has a cousin named Sasquatch who he hasn't talked to in a long time. Extremely dimwitted, to the point where he thinks penguins are trick-or- treaters in costumes, he sees Flurious as his "new friend" even after being blasted (although eventually he realized this treatment was not out of friendship, this could have described Norg as Flurious' pet peeve). He assists in the villain's attempts to retrieve the Aurora gems out of coercion, though he does not appear to be evil himself and is more inclined to goof off on his missions.
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Smoky can be released from the curse if he grants the wishes of others, but Smoky prefers to grant only one wish to whoever awakens him from his slumber, and only if he is compensated for his services. When the Ozu siblings wished for Infershia to be gone, he denied their request, stating that the power the Infershia wield is greater than his own. He seems to have some limited magical powers as well, such as getting brief glimpses of the future and enlarging himself to help the gang out and by turning food into sand as a prank. Despite being a goof-off, he is a capable fighter and once piloted Travelion (though he usually just shovels the coal).
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Shelley Long (pictured in 1996) makes her final appearance as Diane Chambers in this episode. The producers intended Cheers to be a comedy about the bar itself, but, as Burrows claimed, the "Sam and Diane" romance predominated the show for five years and, as he hypothesized, would have made the bar more of a minor role and more irrelevant if Shelley Long had not left the show as Diane Chambers in this episode. With Long leaving the series, the producers made plans to revamp the show with the bar as a central setting, as originally intended, and then they credited Long's departure for saving the series from cancellation. After years of writing Sam as a "straight man", especially to Diane, the writers would transform Sam into becoming more "carefree" and a "goof-off" in season six.
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Eric, on the other hand, is too lazy and immature to be anything but a ridiculous "goof-off", to the annoyance of his family and Mr. Feeny, in addition lacking confidence to his own capability to succeed academically. In Girl Meets World, Cory mentions that Eric is the only person he knows who can do the impossible, and later Jack Hunter asks if he's still an "idiot genius". During the later years, storylines involving Eric became stranger and wackier, often bending the rules of reality itself, such as an episode where Eric continually tries to sneak up on Topanga by using many disguises and crazy situations. The change from a girl-crazy cool-conscious teenager (the first half of the series) to a scatter-brained odd-ball (the second half of the series) was a drastic change.
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Presumably the next day, Connors safely delivers Ashanti back into the hands of the CIA and her husband, the head of state of an African nation. On return to his office Connors expresses his intentions to have a "goof-off day" to his secretary but the intentions are soon dashed with the entrance of another potential client, this one being Harry De Bauld and small entourage of thugs. De Bauld is the leader of a local criminal organization and recently his daughter, Wanda, has been kidnapped by a rival gang, ran by a man known only as "Big Daddy." Connors questions De Bauld about the mysterious Big Daddy, to which De Bauld can only provide a few details: Big Daddy is known for never pulling any of his own stunts, and physically, he has large muscles, and wears large bands around his muscles.
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