He began to hurl insults at Khashoggi over the phone.
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Then, I invited my photographer around to watch me hurl.
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A protestor prepares to hurl an object at police officers.
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Stephen Miller was there to filibuster and hurl personal insults.
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However, this isn't cause to hurl your MacBook into the ocean.
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Students throw stones at security guards, who hurl them right back.
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TWO vain, prickly, strutting loudmouths hurl colourful threats at each other.
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The attackers hurl racial slurs and use a broken glass bottle.
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Users would enter those groups and hurl insults at each other.
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You can hurl a blast of temporal energy like a bomb.
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Not how easily someone could use it to hurl death threats.
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Throughout the day, vaccine resisters used the hashtags to hurl challenges.
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A few times a year, passengers hurl in the back seat.
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Kurdish demonstrators hurl rocks at a Turkish military vehicle on Nov.
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Better to hurl rocks than to have them hurled at you.
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Echoing that practice, women hurl sticks at men, who try to escape.
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And wherever they take a shit will make you want to hurl.
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The moment forced me to physically hurl myself off of the couch.
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Both men hurl insults at one another via text message and email.
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Olivia, you get to hurl a bunch of expletives in one episode.
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That could well compel it to hurl its hefty rule book at Italy.
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Michael told Boteach that Joe would hurl verbal insults and threats as well.
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Protesters hurl rocks during clash with police in Jakarta on May 22, 2019.
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Pedestrians hurl profanities at drivers as they dodge and weave in between traffic.
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Problem is ... something about the Hollywood ride is different and makes people hurl.
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He may hurl back our forces but we shall return again and again.
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He may hurl back our forces, but we shall return again and again.
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Which section of my body, I wonder, should I hurl beneath the tires.
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Worldwide, thunderstorms hurl about four million lightning bolts to the ground each day.
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The missile could hurl warheads about 800 miles, far enough to hit Israel.
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We're always just about to break free and hurl ourselves into the abyss.
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"And if you spew I'll blow chunks, so I shall not hurl," Carvey replied.
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Nobody came to hurl hate, abuse (or worse) at us, as had been feared.
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Following that incident, Sam transforms into someone willing to help, not just hurl insults.
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And it critiques postmodernity without making me want to hurl him through a window!
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"When I was young I used to hurl stones at the soldiers," she said.
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The Donald and Co. hurl insults and argue about the size of their hands.
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"I don't like when people hurl personal insults, that will never change," Conway said.
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To hurl the N-word at someone is an attempt to shut down discussion.
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Some of the disquiet stems from Britain's decision to hurl itself into the unknown.
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At one point she's compelled to hurl an avocado across the kitchen (poor avo).
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A local baker frequently comes to hurl three-dozen stale bagels in their direction.
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A group of homophobic teenagers hurl slurs at the couple, while brutally beating them.
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This video is gonna make you hurl your cronut (are people still eating those?).
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Motley throngs of masked antigovernment protesters hurl rocks, fireworks and Molotov cocktails.
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Another woman was seen preparing to hurl her shoe on a recording of the altercation.
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And men and women, I guess, hurl themselves down this -- GUTFELD: I&aposve done this.
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Another commandeered a frozen-drink cart and used its loudspeaker to hurl insults in Hebrew.
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But what about the unsolicited insults that people find acceptable to hurl at fat folks?
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As you cross the street into the park she'll hurl the ball into the trees.
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Those racists on the highway hurl slurs at the character, and make comments about driving.
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This could hurl huge boulders into the air, and vault ash high into the atmosphere.
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Fewer customers means more time to read — or to therapeutically hurl books at the wall.
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The sound of the subwaystumbling the stairsto hurl their riffs underthe feet of pedestrians' feet.
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During the speech, Trump was more than happy to hurl racist invective at Minnesota Rep.
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Rather than hurl herself off a precipice, she wanted to Skype with her boyfriend, David.
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Why do you think it&aposs the left that likes to hurl things through the air.
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Often, the inmate would hurl as many bullets as possible before the guard could scramble away.
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Riot police remained at the scene, with some demonstrators occasionally appearing to hurl stones at them.
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These are far less intimidating than the 90mph missiles that fast bowlers hurl at head height.
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That the worst insult you can hurl at a male politician is that he's a woman?
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Now they've got something else to worry about -- explosive eruptions that could hurl rocks and debris.
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I can finally stare at that photo again without wanting to hurl it across the room.
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Sitting across the table, he processes the bit of history I hurl at him and smiles.
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He would stuff cash into women's stockings and hurl them across narrow parts of the river.
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One post used vulgar language to encourage agents to "hurl a 'burrito'" at the two women.
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His curses are not unlike those we might hurl if our backs were against the wall.
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The engines were so powerful that a single missile could hurl 2250 thermonuclear warheads between continents.
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Downhill racers, who hurl themselves down slick, dizzying slopes, are seldom retiring, but Johnson's brashness stood out.
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Others face off using a split-screen function on Facebook Live and hurl abuse at each other.
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So, there&aposs a low bar for success here, just as long as he doesn&apost hurl.
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Later, they witness Ben, who is recovering from his own poisoning, hurl himself from his hospital window.
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It's a branch of comedy that you can just hurl thoughts into without an agent or manager.
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Another captures parents at a youth basketball game charging the court to hurl punches at the referee.
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One post suggested a GoFundMe should be made to compensate whoever would hurl a burrito at Rep.
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The larvae "hurl themselves at spiders" in order to land on them and burrow into the abdomen.
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They shrug off the stalker-ish ways that corporations hurl their ads at you throughout your day.
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They beat the men relentlessly until one bully declares they're going to hurl Adrian off the bridge.
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I soon became an attraction for people who wanted to pay money to hurl insults at someone.
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But, every once in a while, an interviewer just might hurl a super weird question your way.
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Ordinary citizens broke up sidewalk tiles and handed them to students to hurl at the riot police.
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"We can't let you go!" they shouted, some of them trying to hurl themselves onto the road.
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Players should self-monitor and realize that the racially-charged insults they hurl have real-world consequences.
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Johnny Manning, 72, was arrested after allegedly using a lawnmower to hurl rocks at three people, police said.
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Where the Commandfire's cheaper price tag doesn't make sense, however, is how far it can hurl a dart.
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Palestinian demonstrators hurl stones at Israeli troops during a protest at the border fence between Israel and Gaza.
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" I hurl the bowling ball at the pins, narrowly missing a squatting man waiting to catch it. "Strike!
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Things have calmed down since the days when mobs congregated outside her office to hurl abuse her way.
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They're also cesspools full of toxic gamers who scream when they lose and hurl abuse at their team.
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The result is both mesmerizing and slightly quease-inducing, so try not to hurl on the galactic core.
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We can map the genome, hurl satellites into the void, and probe the deepest shadows in the oceans.
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Clinton, by contrast, can appear scripted and static when she tries to hurl planned one-liners in debates.
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But I've never seen a friend hurl a racist slur at another player just because they were angry.
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Peter McGraw, the director of the University of Colorado, Boulder's Humor Research Lab, HURL, has a theory why.
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You can hardly hurl a beret without hitting an art or design business on Nimmanhaemin Road's side streets.
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Yet, standing behind their crumbling defenses, Democrats continue to use liberal media to hurl personal invectives at Trump.
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But no one could endure all the violence the Americans could hurl at them and not get hurt.
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Soon after, protesters still managed to hurl purple flour at Prime Minister Tony Blair from a side gallery.
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Granted, the goal is to successfully hurl newspapers at doorsteps and through office windows, which is so 20th century.
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"Don't hurl cause if you honk I'll spew," Myers said in one of the memorable lines in the film.
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"They can hurl unfounded allegations at someone, and they don't need to provide evidence of their claim," Pompa said.
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Her bullies would hurl abuse about the way she looked and behaved, and try to isolate her in school.
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The cops throw tear gas at protesters, who pick up the canisters and hurl them back or extinguish them.
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Sunshine Falls is known for violent Class IV-V rapids, powerful enough to hurl rafters into the choppy water.
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So, why did Kardashian hurl the phrase "fucking whore" on Sunday night's episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians?
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We can't wait to see what terrifying monument you decide to climb onto, or hurl yourself off of, next.
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She said demonstrators who disliked Soubry monitored TV channels so they could turn up and hurl abuse at her.
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Takata inflators can explode with too much force in a crash and hurl metal shrapnel into drivers and passengers.
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UTAH: No one may hurl a missile at a bus or bus terminal — except "peace officers" and security personnel.
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But could you imagine a president who used this website to make dad jokes rather than to hurl insults?
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After all, don't we utter those words when we want to hurl an insult without owning up to it?
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She absorbed everything that Williams and the chaotic circumstances could hurl at her and somehow stayed in the zone.
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Nobody accused me of uptalk or vocal fry — all the insults people tend to hurl at women in broadcasting.
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During contentious, heated games, fans were apt to hurl objects at the opposing team: dog biscuits, snowballs, beer cups.
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If Dorian reaches the US mainland as a Category 3 hurricane, it would hurl winds stronger than 111 mph.
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We hurl ourselves into the future with increasingly precise models, only to be outpaced by our distortions of nature.
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Reporters at all levels in Britain still gleefully hurl combative questions at public officials when they have a chance.
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The dancers hurl their bodies around with violent force, sometimes in rough ballet steps, sometimes as if on horseback.
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" McConnell decries, "One side can continue to hurl mud, hatred, and toxic behavior until we reach a breaking point.
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Just last month, an unnamed Londoner painted a giant mural of Trump purely so he could hurl eggs at it.
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Last, climbers suspended by ropes hurl axes into the precipice to hoist themselves up glacial pillars and bright blue curtains.
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To them, socialism may be little more than a slur they have heard Republicans hurl at Democrats—particularly Barack Obama.
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Early versions of the MkII can also hurl 3-pound paintballs at other robots, potentially blinding their computer vision systems.
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So that you can pick up turtle shells from floating balloons and hurl them at the other players, of course.
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In a candid interview with Vulture, the storied producer has some interesting insults to hurl at some very famous people.
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THE curtain-raising moments of "Patrick Melrose" hurl the viewer into the world of their eponymous hero with brisk efficiency.
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Shuler said he saw Williams hurl himself head-first over a child's bed, smashing the wall and cutting his forehead.
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Before fans prepare to hurl ice cream cones at Emmy voters, they should note that there's a reason for this.
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And it should be able to hurl things like massive paint balls at competitors, potentially rendering their machine eyes useless.
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It is hard to decide which accusation to hurl at the Bank of Japan's policy of controlling the yield curve.
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Mr. Carvey and the guest hurl challenges at three impressionists (who are not household names) and comment on their performances.
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The dream is that capsules will hurl through a tube at 700 miles per hour on a cushion of air.
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Smugglers often hurl rocks at agents to distract them while drugs are brought into the United States at another spot.
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We hurl thunderbolts with a fury once reserved for gods; we unleash hellfire, and reduce the eternal lovers to powder.
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That often attracts men who hurl sexual abuse at them with abandon — often not even bothering to disguise their names.
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Playboy insists this will not be the sort of place where investment bankers hurl bottles of liquor at each other.
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It's an idea almost nobody in mainstream politics will address, other than to hurl the label as a bloody cudgel.
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The insults crossed a line even with this group of people who regularly hurl hurtful names and epithets at each other.
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Accusations are thrown around as things get personal, with nothing off limits – including parents and children – as the ladies hurl insults.
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Carvey as Garth said, "I think I'm gonna hurl," as he appeared overwhelmed by the number of people in the audience.
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North Korea possesses the technological wherewithal to develop a nuclear bomb, launch devastating cyberattacks, and even hurl rockets toward its enemies.
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He would be back to hurl thunderbolts from his Olympian height of intellect and to charm even his most implacable foe.
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The messenger demands to be let inside, but the women refuse, instead opting to hurl down taunts from above the gate.
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You hurl insults almost indiscriminately, attack when you could be welcoming new allies, divide even when there's no need to conquer.
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A few hurl all the forecasts and reports into the bin and surrender to their own hunger to make a mark.
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Shirley Manson went nuclear on a fan who dared to hurl a beer at her in the middle of a concert.
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But as comets from the Oort cloud hurl toward the Sun, they release a long tail of sublimating ice and dust.
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Around 100 protesters were gathered in the area, some of whom were ripping bricks from the sidewalk to hurl at police.
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He remembers the day of the 2015 Nepal earthquake, when he watched a foreigner hurl himself from a three-story window.
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He'll throw, hurl, and pitch it against formidable enemies, but somehow the shield seems to always returns to the hero's side.
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Every news-grabbing outburst by Trump offers an opportunity for Kirk to hurl himself into the spotlight as a Trump denouncer.
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Where Steve-O might hurl himself down a set of stairs, Jasper dives headfirst into a barrel full of wine grapes.
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The campaign has turned particularly nasty as the Labour and Conservative parties hurl blame and trade allegations of racism and wrongdoing.
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The woman grabs the child by the arm, pulls her for several feet then appears to hurl her into a cabinet.
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And they fail and again and again, but hurl themselves into new missions, because they think this time might be different.
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Looking around, it's hard to guess what might have happened to hurl this domestic space into such a perfectly destroyed state.
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I think of in the olden days we would sit atop the mountaintop and hurl forth our recipes and our news.
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Other protesters hurl verbal abuse at Ken Nwadike, 22, for his efforts to bridge the gap between riot police and demonstrators.
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This statistic is not intended to hurl you into an existential crisis (though hurl you it might), but rather to alert you to the fact that we interact with screens way more than we think — so we should be aware of how they impact our health and what we can do to practice screen time in the safest way.
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Moitessier, a monklike eccentric, didn't even carry a radio, instead using a slingshot to hurl film canisters containing messages to nearby ships.
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The Takata inflators can explode with too much force upon deployment, making it possible that they would hurl deadly shrapnel at passengers.
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You want to yell about the NFL, hurl some insults at the president, or debate the parentage of Kylie Jenner's unborn child?
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He's tied up in a corner with his mouth covered as they beat him, taunt him and hurl racial slurs at him.
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"People quite generally are mean, guys hurl insults at other guys too." says Tammy, while Asterisk's current group manager, Kimberlyn See a.k.
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In the video below, he is answering a question when passersby at Westminster begin to hurl insults from across the barricaded lawn.
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National candidates may hurl insults across party lines, but Harrison and Moore enjoy an unusual rapport in the world of dirty politics.
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If President Trump is followed by a Democrat, will it be ok for former Director Pompeo to hurl the most gross accusations?
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Once, the warring sides in a child custody case grabbed all her bottled sodas, juices and waters to hurl at one another.
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But at least in the short term, Mr. Trump's willingness to hurl the most incendiary charges has given him an overwhelming advantage.
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For years, Twitter has faced criticism for the sheer amount of harassment and abuse people on the network hurl at each other.
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It did not hurl all it had at Real's defense, ending the game breathless and broken, fighting for pride, if nothing else.
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If you're emotionally invested in this circus, every day is another opportunity to wake up and hurl shit at your political enemies.
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It's taking us just a few years of disingenuous politics to hurl us backward to a place many of us never imagined.
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A bystander named Steve Yates remembered watching his friend wrench a cobblestone from the street and hurl it at a police car.
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Video: Bloomberg Business/YouTube So what's the best way to hurl that perfect play, according to NASA's state-of-the-art facilities?
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Suddenly the fledgling seemed to hurl itself into a gust, making a wide, uneven loop before crash-landing back onto the platform.
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The group even had the audacity to hurl a Hebrew denunciation — "lashon hara," or "evil tongue" — at the Jewish civil rights organization.
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Prime Time Toys claims the blaster can hurl darts as far as 150 feet, with accuracy diminishing the farther away you are.
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But every six months or so I'd hurl it at the wall—then collect the mutilated frame, feeling like a total dick.
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Most performers would prefer that audiences not hurl objects at them, but Jamie Adkins doesn't just accept this, he actively encourages it.
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An individual tried to hurl the grenade toward a stage where the prime minister was sitting, but was held back by the crowd.
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Life is a long string of frustrations punctuated by occasional moments of ecstasy, and it's healthy to hurl yourself unthinkingly into those moments.
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The president got an impressive number to hurl at his critics, who had doubted that his economic plans would generate sustained rapid growth.
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Any idiot could walk into a fucking room, utter the letters 'V' and 'R', and VC's would hurl bricks of cash at them.
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The two then made it outside, where the officer says Hannibal continued to hurl profanities at him and caused a crowd to form.
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On set, as if under the protective cover of online anonymity, the characters constantly hurl racist, sexist, and homophobic insults at each other.
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Then, you get your 15th mid-text notification about updating to iOS 9, and you want to hurl your phone at the wall.
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Without having to worry that the catcher could be badly injured, pitchers could hurl their best throws, helping to revolutionize our national pastime.
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The gusts drive breakers pounding against the shore, spin giant wind turbines, and hurl freezing rain that bites at eyes and exposed skin.
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As the attacks built, comment threads unspooled inside 4chan, surfacing racist images and commentary to hurl at Ms. Jones in Twitter's open marketplace.
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The men bought masks and a noose , and the actor directed them on what epithets to hurl when they attacked him, officials said.
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To encourage herder boys to use the seed balls, Kinyanjui organizes shooting competitions, with those able to hurl the balls furthest winning certificates.
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Bankrupt air bag maker Takata is recalling about 1.4 million driver's side inflators in the U.S. because they could explode and hurl shrapnel.
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I saw two friends hurl their rocks at once, high, weak, arcing throws that burst up through street-light-yellow, low-hanging branches.
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Any idiot can walk into a fucking room and utter the letters 'V' and 'R' and VCs will hurl bricks of cash at them.
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Any idiot could walk into a f***ing room, utter the letters 'V' and 'R', and VCs would hurl bricks of cash at them.
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That's when it became pretty clear the Housewives hurl queer allegations when their mommy-shaming insults simply won't hurt enough, which is intrinsically homophobic.
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Anti-fascist counterprotesters waited outside the park to hurl insults as white nationalists, neo-Nazis, and members of the alt-right were forced out.
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So he opened Les Cognees - French for "axes" or "hatchets" - where people can gather after work and pay to hurl heavy edged weapons around.
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HE'S NO ALI He prefers to hurl spells, incantations and mystic bolts, but Doctor Strange will engage in physical combat if he has to.
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Geologists have warned that the summit could have a separate explosive steam eruption that would hurl huge rocks and ash miles into the sky.
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When I was teenager, my friends were chugging king cans of Labatt Blue, and I grimaced—the taste literally made me want to hurl.
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After the horn sounds, they blow loud whistles to alert the next group and simultaneously hurl white wooden paddles, rapid-fire, at the birds.
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When one of the men, Adrian, becomes unconscious, the teenagers hurl his body off the side of a bridge and into the river below.
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Some furious fans took to other queens' social media to hurl epithets and threats their way, turning previously supportive spaces into cesspools of abuse.
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Please, let's not lose that little surge of hope we felt as we watched our new hero hurl shurikens at a ducking Ted Cruz.
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She uses the raspy but still commanding state of her voice to hurl songs about abuse and abusers, poverty and history, lust and violence.
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A reactor on board would suck in air, heat and thus expand it, and then hurl it out of the back to provide thrust.
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As they hurl pill bottles, shout slogans and wave banners, PAIN's activists are demanding that these institutions scrub the Sackler name from their walls.
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Players can carry the sliotar for three steps, then they have to hit it or bounce it on the hurl as they run around.
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Western experts worry that space launchings can act as technology tests for the development of ballistic missiles that can hurl warheads around the globe.
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They came to believe that it's morally dignified and politically constructive to scream rather than to reason, to hurl slurs in place of arguments.
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On Monday, Rolling Stone published a story about Kitti Jones, the latest woman to hurl claims of sexual, mental, and emotional abuse against R. Kelly.
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That Trump chose to hurl the same insult at Markle, while trying to defend himself against her 2016 claim that he is misogynistic, is ironic.
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He calls Murray a "drunken Irish bully" and told me Murray screamed in his face and tried to hurl a glass ashtray at his head.
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The term "solar storm" is used to identify the various nasties the Sun can hurl our way, including x-rays, charged particles, and magnetized plasma.
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But sitting there in the theatre at 11 AM watching Rooney Mara shovel forkfuls of a mediocre-looking pity pastry made me want to hurl.
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One of Trump's main rhetorical strategies on the campaign trail is to take his own weaknesses and simply hurl those same accusations back at Clinton.
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Pyongyang's speakers, which hurl patriotic songs and praise for leader Kim Jong Un in the opposite direction, will also be silenced, Yonhap news agency reported.
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"I think we need to bring back decency and standards and a certain level of decorum and not hurl insults at each other," he added.
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Restocking our planner, binder, notebook, pencil, and pen stash made us feel organized and equipped to attack whatever that chemistry class might hurl at us.
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The implicit promise – that Johnson would not hurl the country into nuclear war – was fairly easy to keep (and rather beside the point if not).
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On the left, the sharpest bolt of opprobrium one can hurl is "neoliberal"—a term that makes little distinction between Bill Clinton and Augusto Pinochet.
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In the clip, the semi-conscious naked girl is seen on a bed as men hurl insults and boast that 30 people had raped her.
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"One day I saw her hurl a plank across the scarred concrete floor of the theater in anger and frustration over some postponement," he wrote.
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In his first French Open, the Majorcan has so far handled everything this least predictable of the four Grand Slam events can hurl at him.
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After the swing, Bautista stood immobile at the plate watching the ball, then performed a muscular hurl that sent his bat deep into foul territory.
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The astronaut Neil Armstrong seemed unafraid to hurl himself into the far reaches of space, but for a difficult family conversation, it was another story.
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He manages to do so with such wit and in such pyrotechnic prose that this reader, at least, doesn't hurl the book across the room.
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He said cyclists hurl obscenities at tourists who drive slowly, they cycle faster than the speed limit, and they endanger children, coffee drinkers, and dogs.
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Most of the casualties were on the Gaza Strip border, where thousands of Palestinians gathered to hurl rocks at Israeli soldiers beyond the fortified fence.
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After I channel my feelings into objects I can hurl at a wall and be done with, I'm able to move forward—and feel more whole.
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Samantha Bee may have apologised to Ivanka Trump for calling her a "feckless cunt," but Michelle Wolf has another insult to hurl at the president's daughter.
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Who helps define that generation, and who deserves every award I now spend the latter half of my Leia-laden life helping to hurl your way.
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I would miss the acrobatics if it weren't so fun to hurl boxes into a row of foot soldier, like Darth Vader bowling with force powers.
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Listen closely ... you can hear one of the paps hurl the barb ... it gets Yeezus' attention for sure ... he thinks a minute and comes back strong.
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To remove the ovaries of a young woman would hurl her into menopause -- the hinge of a woman's life, the moment she is no longer fertile.
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The video itself evokes a frantic 1800s Moulin Rouge: Dancers in red hoop skirts hurl themselves around a placid Cunning, who wears a long black gown.
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Keegan-Michael Key is blown away by Elon Musk's latest triumph, but he has the perfect household item the great explorer should hurl into space next.
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One victim told the Jakarta Post that a man once convinced her to hurl bags of leaves into a river to rid herself of bad luck.
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I drag my sweaty, traumatized ass into the bathroom, crank the tap to hot, and hurl myself into the soothing embrace of some steaming-hot water.
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The cholita got hers though, recovering herself long enough to hurl him against a ring post and, shortly thereafter, stand in triumph over his lifeless body.
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For their latest venture into the sweet world of slow motion, Gavin Free and Dan hurl a hammer through a mirror at 120,000 frames per second.
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It's a favorite game among Faroese children to pick up sea urchins and hurl them at one another, because they make a satisfying splat on impact.
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Two players at a time were to stand side by side on a black line and hurl tennis-racquet-size axes at wooden five-ring targets.
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Yet even in a far warmer climate, scientists expect that winter will continue to exist — meaning there will always be someone who can hurl a snowball.
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During the races, held in January, thousands of fans pour in to watch racers hurl themselves down the icy slopes, followed by long bouts of partying.
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But the agency warned that the tropical storm would continue to pose a risk for flooding and could still hurl winds of up to 70 m.p.h.
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It's a fitting headquarters for SpinLaunch, a company breathing new life into the decades-old idea of using giant mechanical slings to hurl rockets into orbit.
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But others also lined the route to hurl abuse at Mr. Kilicdaroglu and his supporters, who politely responded to the provocations with a round of applause.
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This is the sporting event where athletes voluntarily hurl themselves head first down a curving ice track at speeds of over 80 mph — with no brakes!
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As a cellphone camera captures their blurry images and broadcasts the ordeal on Facebook, the attackers hurl racial insults and denounce President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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Absolutely. Well, before I hurl a bunch of alarmist questions at you, let's pause for a second and talk about the positive aspects of this technology.
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The annual Cooper's Hill Cheese Roll in Brockworth, England, draws hundreds of spectators eager to watch people hurl themselves down the steep hill after wheels of cheese.
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Trolls descend on comment sections and social media threads to hurl hate speech and harassment, turning potentially enlightening discussions into ad hominem attacks and group pile-ons.
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As Apple and federal law enforcement continue to hurl rhetoric about encryption, one thing has become crystal clear: today's encryption debate is neither healthy nor well-informed.
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EIGHT construction workers threatening to hurl themselves from the top of a tall building caused a brief commotion last month in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen.
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But those vying to become a 'moran', or warrior, in the biennial 'Maasai Olympics' were not there to hurl their spears at lions as their ancestors did.
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Though the sessions are challenging enough for me to keep an eye out for the nearest receptacle to hurl into, we're always sharing stories and having fun.
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This is a sport where gigantic men in armor hurl themselves at each other for three hours each week and most are playing on non-guaranteed contracts.
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Trilobites The streets of Buñol, Spain, will run red this week as 20,000 people hurl tomatoes at one another during La Tomatina, the world's biggest food fight.
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At that young age, I knew what it was to curse wildly in an iron hospital bed, to hurl profanities at people who roughly held my limbs.
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In what's known as a cross-examination, defense attorneys get to hurl questions at witnesses that could make the jury doubt the certainty of the prosecutors' case.
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No one in this film acknowledges that a large number of humans deny global warming and still cheer the line "drill, baby, drill" when politicians hurl it.
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BOSTON — It's an endeavor in which chiseled bodies hurl through the air at full speed, muscles pushed to their biomechanical extremes as NBC's cameras pan the action.
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" By Monday, he was urging people to stay home and beginning to hurl the full might of thefederal government at what he described as "an invisible enemy.
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Embarrassed by the use of mercenaries — an accusation the Tripoli government's supporters often hurl at Mr. Hifter — the authorities there may be seeking to hide their presence.
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They should hurl Bibles or hot coffee, chairs or fire extinguishers, anything, he said, that can be weaponized if they are under attack and cannot safely escape.
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While stopped at a traffic light as she drove home, she watched a protester hurl a Molotov cocktail through the window of a store on the corner.
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The projectile launcher can hurl debris at 22005 miles an hour, or about the speed of a Category 2 hurricane, at a target about 20 feet away.
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She said that other students routinely call her by her birth name, hurl derogatory slurs at her, refer to her as "it," and destroy her school folders.
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France is in the grip of what might be called "dégagisme": a popular urge to hurl out any leader tainted by elected office, establishment politics or insider privilege.
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And at this year's Winter Games, from February 19—24, snowboarders from around the world will hurl themselves from one of the biggest big air ramps ever conceived.
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Toyota is recalling about 70,000 Toyota and Lexus brand vehicles in North America to replace air bag inflators that could explode and hurl shrapnel at drivers and passengers.
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Simulations like this could help us predict when the Sun is gearing up to hurl billions of tons of magnetized particles our direction in a coronal mass ejection.
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The Clinton campaign is trying to counter the narrative put forward by the "Bernie Bros" a term invented by Clinton supporters for Sanders supporters who hurl sexist statements.
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But he's also developed a sub-specialty: Rather than running from the words his opponents hurl at him, Trump seizes them, shakes them up and turns them around.
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Some provide food, water and social media support - and some, although in much smaller numbers than men, roll burning tyres and hurl stones at the Israeli border fence.
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It takes Fishman just eight and a half seconds to hurl his body up the 15-meter route, slap the sensor at its apex, and stop the timer.
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Of course, Cormier has been calling Jon a "bum" all over town -- and recently explained why it's the most disrespectful insult he could hurl at Jones (video below).
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Don't hurl "spoiler" complaints at me; that scene merely sets up the season, and is a way for newcomers to get up to speed on this odd show.
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As documentarian and Flint, Michigan native Michael Moore correctly noted, many disenfranchised voters see Trump's candidacy as little more than a Molotov cocktail to hurl at the elite.
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Wheeler also publicly defended alt-right hero Milo Yiannopolous, who was banned from Twitter after he directed his Twitter followers to hurl racist abuse at comedian Leslie Jones.
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Ahead of Super Tuesday contests on March 1, Rubio made the strategic decision to hurl insults at the real estate mogul in an effort to take him down.
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One person was detained while attempting to hurl a tub of excrement at her and the prosecutors' office, claiming that the investigation was rigged to protect Ms. Park.
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One person was detained while trying to hurl a tub of excrement at her and the prosecutors' office, claiming that the investigation was rigged to protect Ms. Park.
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You flatten your opponent, then you climb onto the turnbuckle, hop onto the ropes, hurl yourself onto the body of your defeated foe and are declared the winner.
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He has always positioned himself as a broadly appealing figure, quicker to engage guests in a round of charades or karaoke than to hurl down any political gauntlet.
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"Go back to Africa!" is a lazy, yet common demand that racists hurl at black people, and I heard it more during election season debates than ever before.
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I think of him whenever I hurl an unfinished book at the wall, or close the last page of a book and immediately wish to start it again.
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The word "neoliberal" has become a favored pejorative in the years since the 2016 presidential election — an insult that people love to hurl at each other on Twitter.
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These days you can hardly hurl a ball of burrata without hitting an upstart pizzeria, including many created by folks from the Mecca of pizza-making itself: Naples.
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Absolutely. Sean Illing Well, before I hurl a bunch of alarmist questions at you, let's pause for a second and talk about the positive aspects of this technology.
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It thus follows, according to those who hurl the charge, that specifically anti-racist, feminist, or LGBTQ concerns, for example, should be dissolved within demands for economic redistribution.
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Then Cube referred to the fact Maher has had several black girlfriends and suggested somehow that may have made it felt he had permission to hurl the n-word.
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The one voice who has been willing to hurl baseball's most toxic accusation, more or less, is perhaps to be expected: Scott Boras, the sport's long-tenured super-agent.
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Trump has fostered an atmosphere at his political rallies where his followers angrily shout, "Jew-S-A!" and hurl insults and anti-Semitic slurs at members of the media.
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Troll journalImage: AmazonIf I had a child and I blindly tripped over this journal in the middle of the night, I would immediately hurl it into the nearest fireplace.
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Earlier this year, a Facebook Live video showed a young Chicago man with special needs being bound, cut, kicked and taunted while his captors laugh and hurl racial insults.
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Yet it was Giuliani, telling war stories about insults he used to hurl at reporters when he ran city hall, who had the most galling assessment of Trump's behavior.
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There's a heavy tension in the air for a few minutes as losers hurl insults at the winners, vowing to take revenge, which is all part of the show.
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But the more obvious subtext here is that there is no worse insult you can hurl at a man than calling him a woman, at least in Trump's mind.
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The report borrowed its title — "I'd Blush if I Could" — from a standard response from Siri, the Apple voice assistant, when users would hurl a gendered expletive at it.
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He could hurl insults at employees — appropriate for a magazine that for many years featured Mr. Jaffee's "Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions" — but more often he was self-deprecating.
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"Water plus heat (from magma/lava) makes steam, and steam can expand tremendously, which can break up lava into small bits and hurl them into the air," Babb wrote.
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That's also true of a political climate in which groups of people endlessly hurl hateful words at one another, and of rampant bullying in school or on social media.
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RZA came on "TMZ Live" and told us ... Russell did indeed spit at Azealia like she claims, but he didn't choke her ... nor did he hurl the n-word.
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Israeli news outlets reported that Palestinians had built an ancient war machine — a trebuchet, or slingshot-like catapult — to hurl heavy stones or even burning tires at the Israeli side.
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The First Amendment would not, for example, protect any rallygoers this weekend who hurl threatening racial slurs to specific people during their march, as many of them did in Charlottesville.
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Although organizers say the main protest is intended to be peaceful, some protesters have advanced toward the border from the encampments to hurl stones and burning tires near the fence.
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DeDeDe has been known to use them in battle, going so far as to hurl them at enemies, and Waddle Dees oblige with nary a complaint, or even a grimace.
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After long days, I would return to our empty apartment and I'd look at that photo with the four-leaf clovers and I'd want to hurl it across the room.
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The Gulf Coast acts as a sort of catcher's mitt for the tropical storms that are stirred to life across the Atlantic Ocean and hurl themselves toward Texas and Louisiana.
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You want to speak for the reader in such a lavishly illegitimate manner as to invite them to hurl you across the room with both hands, if they so choose.
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The two groups continued to hurl insults at one another, not really listening to what the other side was saying, until the officers hustled the crowds back to their cars.
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Presidents hurl themselves at the FDR standard with all the self-delusion of big league hitters who dream of breaking Joe DiMaggio's legendary 2628 consecutive game hitting streak in 28503.
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Over just a few days, he was rushed to a park, shown how to fire an assault rifle, handed a grenade and told to hurl it at a human silhouette.
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California will now have to cut emissions an additional 40 percent by 2030 to keep meeting its climate goals, and that next phase will hurl the state into uncharted territory.
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But that was only a prelude to a violent return: When the wind changed, scientists warned, the water would hurl itself right back to where it was, and then some.
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Her courage to hurl herself against multiple constraints — "Freedom lures us down a trail of skulls where men forever crush the dreamers" — seems to call for more forcefully angular music.
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Would the VA yield to the usual critics, who decry such statements as "Christian triumphalism" or whatever other invective they hurl at every vestige of Christianity in the public square?
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Ramona arrives in the world of Hustlers in a barely-there leotard, dancing to the top of the pole like she's defying gravity while men hurl money at the stage.
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And in the episode's climactic scene, Enzo Scanno (also bested by Lila in the school contest) and his friends hurl stones at Lila, knocking her over and bloodying her head.
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The pair commandeered hundreds of thousands of connected devices that were used to hurl spam traffic at a Rutgers University server that contained a web portal used by faculty and students.
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At least 24 people have been killed worldwide and more than 20103 injured by the inflators, which can explode with too much force and hurl dangerous shrapnel into the passenger cabin.
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No longer will you invent hypothetical conversations in which you gather up all the truth in the universe and condense it to a single diamond point to hurl at your ex.
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Kravitz talked Big Little Lies and was asked what happened to a deleted scene in season two where Reese Witherspoon was supposed to hurl an ice cream cone at Meryl Streep.
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"The Pakistani press was allowed on multiple occasions to approach family members closely, harass and hector them and hurl false and loaded accusations about (Shri) Jadhav," Kumar said in a statement.
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Now a Republican president and his defenders hurl accusations against intelligence agents and agencies while Democrats scurry to defend the former leadership of the FBI, CIA and National Security Agency (NSA).
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Geologists have warned that the volcano could become even more violent, with increasing ash production and the potential that future blasts could hurl boulders the size of cows from the summit.
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Near the end coda, with the refrained description of his girlfriend's hair being everywhere, I would inevitably hurl myself on the ground, and even the most skeptical audiences would inevitably cheer.
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HanA–holeSolo appears to have submitted the Trump wrestling GIF five days ago to The_Donald, a subreddit where people gather to idolize the President and hurl hatred toward Trump's supposed enemies.
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These days, political tensions are higher than usual, with current events — from Kavanaugh to climate change — shaking so many Americans to their core as we hurl towards a pivotal midterm election.
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"Assurez-vous de déplacer votre tête sur le côté à la fin de la course," the instructor shouted, three minutes before I was about to hurl my body off the tower.
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But it also treats its women with big-hearted tenderness, allowing us to laugh with, and not at them, as they hurl their strong frames at one another in the ring.
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The most famous, bar none, is the Trevi, where Anita Eckberg frolicked while living "La Dolce Vita," and where tourists still flock to hurl coins into the depths for good luck.
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He may hurl back our forces but we shall return again and again; and we know that by Thy grace, and by the righteousness of our cause, our sons will triumph.
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Rocket experts say four of the new North Korean engines, clustered at the base of a space vehicle, would be powerful enough to hurl a no-frills payload to the moon.
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"There is a genetic component to it, to a degree that intelligence is genetic," says Peter McGraw, director of the Humor Research Lab (aka HuRL) at the University of Colorado Boulder.
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On the opening day, Mr. Pauline's "Pitching Machine" will hurl wooden planks at up to 200 miles an hour into a bulletproof containment vessel, where they will disintegrate in calamitous fashion.
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The storm is expected to continue weakening, but officials warned that the storm would continue to pose a risk for flooding and could still hurl winds of up to 70 m.p.h.
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In the heart of Midtown Manhattan there's a bar where patrons are not just allowed, but actively encouraged, to shatter their empty beer bottles and hurl cocktail glasses against the wall.
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The characters in the movie hurl politically laden insults at each other like "snowflakes" and "deplorables," two terms used to refer to those on the political left and Trump supporters, respectively.
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Benkler referred to this as a ''bridge'' phenomenon, in which extremist websites linked to Breitbart for validation and those same fanatics could then gather in Breitbart's comment section to hurl invectives.
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Jemisin did not know how she had triggered the woman's fury, but she believed that, if she did not ameliorate it quickly, the woman would hurl the smoldering massif at her.
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Herbert Hoover, who could justifiably campaign as a progressive Republican, pigeonholed Smith as an advocate of state socialism (the same epithet that a spiteful Smith would hurl at Roosevelt in 1936).
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A great negotiator doesn't hurl insults or threats that he wouldn't follow through on, like a nuclear war with North Korea (or would he actually be willing to push that button?).
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Every winter, British audiences have the chance to cheer the hero and hiss the villain and maybe catch a few of the chocolate cookies the actors hurl into the orchestra seats.
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The annual Cooper's Hill Cheese Roll in Brockworth, England, draws hundreds of spectators eager to watch people hurl themselves down the steep hill after rolling, eight-pound wheels of double Gloucester cheese .
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To make the work, Lucas invited participants to throw, hurl, chuck, pitch, fling, volley, and otherwise break every last egg on an enormous wall in the gallery specifically treated for this purpose.
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At times it was a mad hack and slash as you battled the foot clan, but being able to hurl bad guys at the screen kept you entertained for hours on end.
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"He doesn't hurl personal insults," she told ABC News, adding that Trump has "said that he regrets causing personal pain to those who feel it based on things that he has said."
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And it carries the extra publicity oomph of being something a reader may want to hurl across the room, then pass on to others for the dirt and shock of the experience.
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Maybe in the future, Keener can give Jerry and the gang a bit more of a fighting chance: splice Kramer with an Imp, for example, and let him hurl fireballs at you.
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Sagan proposed in the early 1980s that nuclear war could hurl ash into the atmosphere, cooling the entire planet, which would destroy our ability to grow food and lead to mass starvation.
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During the long winter months, young hopefuls gather amid the snow covered pine trees to hurl themselves off nearby hills, gliding gracefully through the crisp air as they hone their takeoff skills.
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The Republican nominee frequently lambasted the news media as "dishonest" during his rallies, and crowds would chant slogans such as "CNN sucks" and hurl invective at members of his traveling press corps.
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We need to rip off the tablecloth, hurl the china against a wall and replace the crystal with something less ostentatious, more resilient and, for the love of God, safer for children.
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But I do not believe that using a public stage to hurl profanities at him at an event where a large portion of the viewing audience will be Trump supporters is useful.
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Nastase, who is 70, was heard to hurl expletives at Konta, the British captain Anne Keothavong — who also is pregnant, and whose room number he had publicly asked for — and the umpire.
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On days with more sunspots — the sources of solar flares and storms that hurl high-energy particles towards Earth — researchers found that gray whales are more likely to strand themselves on shore.
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The implication was clear: Strapping two of the engines together at the base of a missile was the secret to building an ICBM that could ultimately hurl warheads at the United States.
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Surveillance video showed a woman identified by police as Brown grabbing a 3-year-old child by the arm, pulling her for several feet and appearing to hurl her into a cabinet.
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But theatergoers hoping for Ms. Ebersole and Ms. LuPone to whack each other with pocketbooks or hurl drinks like Anne Bancroft and Shirley MacLaine in "The Turning Point" are due for disappointment.
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The 64-year-old teacher, who is black, told the 14-year-old to leave the classroom, prompting the student to hurl a slew of insults, curse words, and racist comments at Riley.
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The most abusive fans expect to be able to hurl vitriol and threats at the people who make their games, but they are shocked, shocked when the targets of their ire clap back.
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Many of the low- or medium-energy ones are thought to originate from within our galaxy, likely from supernovae, or exploding stars, which hurl high-speed particles out into space when they die.
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It's good because you can't actually hurl a word and life isn't actually a hedge-maze, it's just description which tells you something about how much words hurt and how confusing life is.
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As an Olympic champion he proudly displayed his medal for years after winning it (and did not, as a later book claimed, hurl it into the Ohio river in anger about segregated restaurants).
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Even though it can feel gross to hurl phlegm out of your throat, you probably should, says Erich Voigt, MD, clinical associate professor in the Department of Otolaryngology at NYU Langone Medical Center.
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Black Lives Matter leader DeRay McKesson incited a crowd of his supporters to go looting and to hurl chunks of concrete at a Baton Rouge cop ... according to the officer who's now suing.
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If your shitty boyfriend disinvites you to a birthday party for his son, all because his family says they don't want you there, don't hurl a plate of spaghetti Bolognese at his head.
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In an episode of the new season, The Stones' "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" can be heard playing as a group of American fighters prepare to hurl themselves from an Air Force plane.
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So she numbed herself with denial, looking the other way when her husband would fly into drunken rages at the children, hurl abusive insults their way, and later, strike one of their sons.
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Sunday night was not the first time Mr. De Niro, who starred in one of Mr. Trump's favorite movies, "Goodfellas," had used a public stage to hurl insults and expletives at the president.
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Now, with more than half the country ready to hurl the remote, and the midterm elections presenting the first real opportunity to rewrite the script, the question remains: Why can't we stop watching?
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Mr. Trump has done away with regular White House press briefings, replacing them with on-the-fly gaggles in which reporters often must hurl questions at him over the roar of Marine One.
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The two dances they performed in the confined space of a ground-floor room at the consulate had only a few of the thunderbolts that he loves to hurl (from the knee down).
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We did that, as you saw, that whole thing about VR being a sexy thing that nobody understands and people will hurl money at it but god knows if it's gonna work or not.
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Here workers for FM Global, an engineer-cum-insurer, set fire to wall cladding, hurl projectiles at reinforced glass or test roofing designs for the gusts of wind they can take before tearing off.
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It rose out of the ground one February day, and after about eight hours "began to roar and hurl out quantities of incandescent bombs with great force," according to U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) scientists.
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When Dany asks Yara to give up the inhumane traditions of her culture (in this case, pillaging and raping), she doesn't refuse and hurl insults such as "beggar queen," like the slave masters did.
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Especially once you find yourself over the inherent humor of the absurd premise, and you start thinking about why this animate Crisp Rice Treat might, so passionately, want to hurl itself into a mouth.
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Beyoncé covered the west approach, her minigun ready to hurl hot lead at any oncoming aliens, while Adele stood in the middle, controlling a drone that could hack enemy machinery or heal friendly troops.
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And the scene is not necessarily a biting criticism directed at women who adhere to eurocentric beauty standards since both preppy lighter skinned and afrocentric darker skinned women hurl catty insults at one another.
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No need to dedicate an entire folder in your camera roll to the occasion, just take a photo of your mouth and hurl it into the abyss to be watched twice before disappearing forever.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechAs NASA's Juno mission continues to hurl itself toward Jupiter, the terrifying reality of flying close to the biggest and baddest planet in our solar system is starting to set in.
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I wanted to come up with those abrupt, jaw-dropping lines that would scramble your brain and heart and soul, and then hurl it all back at you with astonishing ease, verve, and humor.
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Marlene Dietrich, in the movies she made with the director Josef von Sternberg and the screenwriter Jules Furthman, especially "Blonde Venus," accepts some of the men who hurl themselves at her and discards others.
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" He also got in a dig at President Trump by praising Lady Gaga's high-wire leap during the halftime show: "She really captured the national mood of wanting to hurl yourself off a building.
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On the streets daily leading demonstrators, pushing at security barricades and sometimes picking up teargas canisters to hurl back at police and soldiers, the energetic National Assembly members are heroes to many opposition supporters.
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He paid two brothers who had worked on "Empire" $25,500, asked them to buy ski masks and a noose to use as props and told them which epithets to hurl when they attacked him.
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Culled hurl out bottom-heavy, noisy, hardcore-saturated sludge that serves as a perfect vehicle for their spitting-mad screeds against society's ills, explicitly calling out nationalism and identitarianism for the scourges they are.
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QC is either hell-bent on flooding the market, terrified of telling its artists that some of their songs are filler, or fascinated by seeing what sticks when they hurl things at the wall.
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On the road, their numbers have ranged from about 5,000 up to 20,000, and a cordon of police has chased off cars that occasionally slow to hurl insults or flash Mr Erdogan's four-fingered salute.
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It is quite possibly the darkest workplace comedy of all time, in which walk-and-talks happen in hallways where soldiers hurl someone down the stairs or shoot them in the head in the background.
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Perhaps it was his commitment to clean rap that meant that, while other artists were free to hurl out curse words with abandon, Mr. Smith was stuck making extremely specific references to mid-'90s technology.
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The paper, still awaiting peer review and thus subject to all the criticism dudes will no doubt hurl at it, examined the actions of four million people who logged onto GitHub in a single day.
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So even though you'll probably use it to hurl paper clips and pennies across your office, your boss couldn't possibly get mad at you because you're also learning new and valuable skills for the workplace.
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In the affluent Usaquen neighborhood of the capital, Claudia Guerrero, a 28-year-old shop assistant, said she hoped fellow voters did not just hurl insults on social media but actually went to the polls.
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It can hurl those lightweight cheese balls at an impressive speed, and similar to a paint ball, the cannon's ammo will leave bright orange powder stains on whatever it hits—minus the painful bruising.[YouTube]
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Hulks of dripping matter spring from inside human beings, betraying their shapeshifting form; over-muscled space-ogres smash through walls and hurl green grenades at your forces, destroying cover and health bars in the process.
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And at the same time, as publishers hurl more and more money in a bid to build something that'll lock players in for years, indie studios are having more and more success with short games.
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The feisty Cypriot, who will meet Slovakian qualifier Jozef Kovalik for a place in the semis, broke twice in the decisive set, leaving his 29-year-old opponent to hurl his racket to the court.
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She hoped he would not hurl the phone at the wall, as he had done after a newspaper wrote about Trump University, after which he stayed up all night writing hasty, flagrant letters to journalists.
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While I greatly enjoy Schumer's sketch comedy when pals hurl it to me in YouTube links, I must admit that Burnett's used to be appointment television, when that regal hour of self-indulgence still existed.
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The national park around the summit was closed to visitors on Thursday, given the risk that the eruptions could launch refrigerator-sized "ballistic blocks" over half a mile and hurl pebble-sized projectiles for miles.
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There are three silos in the wastelands of West Virginia where Fallout 763 is set, and industrious players can hurl nuclear fire at rival groups to wipe them off the map and spawn endgame content.
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As he walked me to the train station, I was shocked to witness locals hurl insults at him in the street for the way he was dressed—in not even particularly outlandish gothic-tinged clothes.
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Steam-driven explosive eruptions could hurl "ballistic blocks" weighing several tons upwards of half a mile and dust towns as far away as Hilo, some 25 miles (40 km) distant, with volcanic ash and smog.
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The facility's proton accelerator will hurl neutrinos to a detector now being installed in Lead, S.D. CERN is helping to build DUNE's detectors, just like Fermilab helped build significant parts of the Large Hadron Collider.
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They also point to several letters sent to a publisher of a book Ronald wrote about his time in Scientology, warning them Ronald was a racist who was not afraid to hurl the n-word.
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And in other contexts; "it just isn't done" is one of the things which keeps people from feeling entitled to hurl racial epithets at others, or spraypaint threatening messages on their homes, or openly embrace Nazism.
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Sitting among 200 angry white people is threatening, namely when they're winding each other up, trying to see who can hurl the worst possible insult, who can get under my skin enough to make me leave.
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As on the previous two Fridays, the protests showed something of a split personality, with some participants vowing to be peaceful as others a few feet away prepared gasoline bombs to hurl at the Israeli side.
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We fight over abortion in absolutist terms, deadlocked in a battle in which we hurl rhetoric about choice and life, while remaining distracted from the reality that so many women have far too little of either.
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In gay neighborhoods, reps may invite passers-by to play Dildo Toss — a carny-inspired game in which players hurl phalluses of varying colors and sizes into a hole carved out of a plank of wood.
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He also babbles about drug dealers who would somehow hurl 100-pound bags of drugs over border walls and might, like the Roadrunner wielding an anvil against Wylie Coyote, kill border agents on the others side.
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Genius ways companies get kids to do their marketing for them Booze It's a huge part of Game Day -- and nothing's wrong with enjoying a brewski while you hurl good-natured abuse on the opposing team.
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Tented encampments have sprung up a few hundred meters from the 40-km (25-mile) fence, and hundreds of youths venture even closer to hurl stones at Israeli soldiers and roll burning tyres at the barrier.
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Not just because the audience was uncertain whether, at any moment, Mr Griffiths (pictured) might hurl a book or jump off the stage or produce a drum to beat out the rhythm of a line of poetry.
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The friendly back-and-forth between Mickey and our photog turned into a vicious political rant, with Rourke digging deep into his vocab for every epithet -- including some homophobic ones -- he could hurl at the Prez candidate.
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There was no denying Davido's star power as he was swarmed coming off the stage or his energy as he took off his chains to allow himself to hurl toward the edge of the stage more emphatically.
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I found myself viewing death as two very different (and equally problematic) beasts — a hulking, dark thing that we only discuss in whispers and a lurking shadow that simply absorbs the rueful jokes we hurl at it.
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The UN responds by making another movie about Abba that sucks so bad, it causes the sun to hurl itself into Jupiter causing all of our blenders to make nothing but the worst kind of virgin daiquiris.
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When it comes to nailing the queasy cinematic experience, your film of choice must be engaging enough to distract you from wanting to hurl, but not so special effects heavy that your couch turns into Space Mountain.
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The killing of Dujana, who according to police was involved in several attacks in Kashmir, triggered widespread protests Tuesday, as locals took to the streets to hurl stones at Indian security forces and chant anti-India slogans.
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Trump has made several calls for unity, but has stepped on his own message by continuing to hurl barbs against targeted Democrats and the media and by rejecting the notion that his rhetoric has stoked partisan divisions.
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The mood is almost like a festival — until some protesters get too close to the fence and Israeli sniper bullets start flying, young men hurl stones, and Israeli military drones rain tear gas down on the crowds.
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The women of GLOW — including Community's Alison Brie and American Gods' Betty Gilpin — are scrappy and undeniably fun to watch as they hurl themselves around the ring and learn how to capture each other in theatrical headlocks.
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Exhibited in P.T. Barnum's circus, he was known for extreme humility; for his prodigious appetite for crowdie, a Scots oat porridge; and for lifting enormous objects and 300-pound men, whom, when asked, he would hurl. Gently.
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At the democracy rally, held on the 4503th anniversary of the end of military dictatorship, Ms Berno joined tens of thousands of demonstrators in Plaza San Francisco to toot vuvuzelas and hurl insults at the absent president.
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It's one thing to wage a press war as a candidate, when the most you can do is enforce reporting bans at your rallies, hurl insults and deny interviews and access (all of which are plenty bad).
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A Texas man was arrested after he allegedly used his lawnmower to hurl rocks at three people, including a 9-year-old girl, and then told police he would do it all again if he had the chance.
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He's an unabashed xenophobe, and he's willing to hurl personal abuse at any journalist who crosses his path, as in this sexist tweet: I refuse to call Megyn Kelly a bimbo, because that would not be politically correct.
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Two months later, Full Colour Black, a British greetings card maker, began legal action to cancel a trademark registered by Pest Control to protect Banksy's iconic "Flower Thrower," showing a masked rioter about to hurl a floral bouquet.
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Black-clad and masked demonstrators set fire to shops and hurled petrol bombs, while residents in the working-class district of Mongkok poured on to the streets to hurl abuse at police officers sent to subdue the protesters.
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A particularly bruising insult to hurl at an economist is that he is guilty of "partial equilibrium thinking": of drawing a conclusion about an intervention while holding other things equal, when other things clearly would not remain equal.
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With the Infinity Gauntlet on his hand, he reaches back and seems to grab an actual planet and hurl it down towards the heroes he's facing off against... and that's when the teaser cuts to the title card.
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They all said Long Island City will be just fine without Amazon, even as politicians hurl blame at one another for the deal's fallout and decry the loss of 25,000 jobs the company promised to bring with it.
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I haven't been on this earth as long as Trump, but this much I (and Lemon) know: If your response to being legitimately called a racist is to hurl it back at your accuser, you most definitely are.
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A landlord is suing to evict a tenant from his Lower Manhattan apartment after the Confederate flags he hung up in his windows led one local to hurl rocks and another to punch through the glass, DNAInfo reports.
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Today it has spawned seemingly endless viewings at midnight showings around the world, where fans quote the film's garbled script by heart, hurl spoons at the screen, and treat Wiseau and the film's other cast members like celebrities.
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This year, the sport that resembles shuffleboard on ice has popped up at a broad array of venues, from urban rooftop bars to remote frozen lakes, giving laypeople a last wintertime chance to hurl the stones through March.
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Similarly, the opera depicts a boot camp ritual called "Racial Thursdays," when the soldiers were all but encouraged to hurl racist taunts at each another, the idea being that such venting would let off steam and boost morale.
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Inside Spinlaunch, the space industry's best-kept secret A company called Spinlaunch is giving life to a decades-old idea for how to get rockets into space: spin them here on Earth and hurl them into the cosmos.
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For the leader of a major nation and NATO ally to hurl such insults, however, especially when Mr. Erdogan himself has done so much to subvert freedom of speech and the rule of law in Turkey, is outrageous.
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The Brown House stood on the edge of a marshy field, near an empty trailer park and a dilapidated school that attracted kids, aggressive dogs, and drunk adults who would sometimes hurl icy clods of mud at Jennifer's windows.
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MAIDUGURI, Nigeria, Feb 1 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - P uffing on the cannabis joints dangling from their mouths, a group of teenage boys hurl insults at a stream of pupils as they rush past them on their way to school.
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Like catching someone mid-sneeze, blowing out birthday candles, or the second they start to hurl going down the last huge hill on a roller coaster, the moment this photo was taken it became Summer Vacation For John Wall.
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HORICON, N.Y. — Here in the heart of the Adirondacks, the slender Schroon River, meandering through dense stands of hemlock and white pine, is so narrow that you could easily hurl a polished rock from one bank to the other.
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But we're never going to make the progress that we need to if they hurl the word "racist" as reflexively and indiscriminately as some of them do, in a frenzy of righteousness aimed at gagging speakers and strangling debate.
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But, the two squads took advantage of the opportunity -- allowing 80-year-old Carl to hurl the first pitch to 29-year-old Mike before the Giants played the Sox in the 2nd game of their 3-game series.
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A simple equity investment — Munster pegs it at a theoretical $10 billion — would hurl Apple to the forefront of the race to fully autonomous driving and give Tesla the chance to go private, which CEO Elon Musk clearly wants.
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They, too, can hurl contrived accusations in an attempt to create a measure of doubt: The whistleblower needs to testify; after all, it's somehow crucial that he confirm what's already been confirmed by the transcript of the "perfect" conversation.
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In addition, Kilauea, one of the world's most active volcanoes, threatens to begin a series of explosive eruptions within days or weeks that could form huge clouds of volcanic smog, or vog, and hurl boulders as big as small cars.
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These fish pick up clams in their mouths, drag them over to something hard — a rock or coral — and then hurl the clams against it until the bivalves split open and the fish can feast on the tasty morsel inside.
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Gillian Ayres, a leading British abstract painter whose pursuit of beauty led her to use evocative colors, texture her works with thick layers of oils and occasionally to hurl paint at her canvasses, died on Wednesday in North Devon, England.
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The strange dichotomies of Washington, where career politicians hurl "career politician" as an insult at a time when history's least popular president is the first without a history of public service and America's most popular politician is a career politician.
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Basically, things couldn't get any worse... unless, for some reason, somebody decided at that very moment to hurl a baseless drug-use accusation across the table, which is exactly what Rinna did in the last few seconds of the episode.
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An 81-year-old New Zealand man gave his son the fright of a lifetime after deciding the best way to defend his ute from a raging bull was to hurl a water bottle and his hat at the animal.
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North Korea's fifth nuclear test is ominous not only because the country is slowly mastering atomic weaponry, but because it is making headway in developing missiles that could hurl nuclear warheads halfway around the globe, threatening Washington and New York City.
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Demonstrators prised bricks from the sidewalk to hurl at police, while others toppled street signs and set fire to rubbish bins in Mong Kok, a tough, working-class neighborhood just across the harbor from the heart of the Asian financial center.
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What we do know is that the weapon was able to hurl 230-plus pounds of steel and explosives some 75 miles, over the World War I front lines and into the streets of Paris in just about three minutes.
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Black-clad and masked demonstrators set fire to shops and hurled petrol bombs, while residents in the working-class district of Mong Kok poured onto the streets to hurl abuse at scores of police officers sent to subdue the protesters.
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This is, after all, a man who has insisted on putting babies and children in what amount to fetid jails, who likely obstructed justice and who uses his massive platform and immense power to hurl racist slurs at congresswomen of color.
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Joshua James, 23, of Jupiter, Florida, had wanted to play a practical joke on a friend working at the Wendy's restaurant in Royal Palm Beach when he decided to hurl the reptile into the building, his parents told local broadcaster WPTV.
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It's actually a completely regular occurrence during the procession, where one bearer shouts, "Come at me!" and the two sides attempt to hurl the mikoshi to the ground by pitching it onto and over the backs of the opposing team.
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If we hurl sexual abuse at female voice assistants like Alexa or direct racism at black robots — and get zero pushback because "it's just a robot" — that could make us more inclined to mistreat actual women and people of color.
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A favorite tactic among border crossers is to hurl debris from the rugged terrain at officers, and Mr. Cabrera said that he had personally been on the receiving end of rocks thrown at him that were the size of grapefruits.
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Screenshots reviewed by journalist A.C. Thompson show that members of the group "I'm 10-15" (Border Patrol code for "aliens in custody") encouraged each other to hurl a "burrito at these bitches," in reference to Ocasio-Cortez and Texas Rep.
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Its final gestures, even the most ominous of a little boy with a rock he holds over his head but does not hurl, lean toward love and the promise of good people, in not just this state but the world.
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It led a generally cautious people, the British, to hurl themselves over the White Cliffs of Dover last year in a successful attempt to break from the European Union and satisfy an urge to get their country back (whatever that means).
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" — Seyoum Teshome, a rally organizer "The prime minster was the target," Seyoum Teshome, a rally organizer, told the AP. "An individual tried to hurl the grenade toward a stage where the prime minister was sitting, but was held back by the crowd.
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The world's leading authority on elastic bands, building slingshots, and piercing holes in the side of an old barn, has put all of his know-how into designing a (barely) handheld cannon that can hurl eight-and-a-half-foot long javelins.
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Most of the demonstrators have remained hundreds of yards from the restricted zone near the Israel fence, but some have advanced toward the border to hurl stones, roll burning tyres at the fence and launch kites with petrol to set Israeli fields ablaze.
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Most keep a safe distance from the border fence, but small groups of young men have pushed to the front lines to snip off pieces of the structure with wire cutters, or hurl flaming tires, firebombs and stones toward the Israeli troops.
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The U.K.'s director of public prosecutions, Alison Saunders, said the Crown Prosecution Service, which prosecutes criminals for the state, will ask courts to consider tougher penalties for those who use social platforms like Twitter, Facebook and others to hurl abuse at people.
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That doesn't mean the game is any less engaging though—the levels are beautifully designed and the learning curve is judged just right, so you should find yourself challenged without feeling the need to hurl the keyboard out of the window in frustration.
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Russian Foreign Ministry Sergey Lavrov said Friday his government was ready to assist "any investigation," but protested it was "not necessary to hurl unfounded accusations on TV." Skripal worked at the GRU, Russia's military intelligence agency, rising to the rank of colonel.
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Cobbled together in Syria by militant groups fighting to overthrow the autocratic regime of Bashar al-Assad, they use an explosive charge at the bottom of a pipe to hurl a propane cylinder crammed with 40kg or more of explosives and shrapnel.
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"King's Crossing" appeared on his posthumous From a Basement on the Hill as a terrifying centerpiece, a howl of voices that gives way to a funereal waltz before a cast of marionettes and skinny Santas show up to hurl viciousness at the protagonist.
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Players can build catapults and other structures on their side of the map, before the two teams meet in the middle to brawl, hurl magic at each other, and try to drive a ball-like relic to an enemy's base for points.
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The demonstrators, wearing the trademark yellow vests that gave their movement its name -- the "gilets jaunes" -- were prying paving stones from the avenue to hurl at the riot police, clad in black from head to toe, with gas masks and tall plastic shields.
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And during all that time he wasn't really trying to debate those rivals; as James Fallows writes, he would go "into a kind of hibernation" whenever the conversation turned remotely substantive, and emerge to hurl insults and declaim his promises of greatness restored.
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Each chorus was uproarious, the sonic equivalent of watching the band hurl themselves against the crowd at a show, but with an airtight construction full of little drum fills, guitar noodling, and Bixler-Zavala's voice breaking up on his emphatic, throat-shredding screams.
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Once infamous for its so-called 'flying toilets' - where residents would relieve themselves into plastic bags then hurl them out the door - Kenya has seen long-drop latrines mushroom in the past decade after international charities and local businessmen funded their construction.
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As she surged toward the front of the pack, the candidates in her wake watched politely for the most part, not confronting her with the tough questions that, if she faces Donald Trump in the general election, he'll surely hurl at her.
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For the returnees, National Guard troops and reporters venturing into the area, it quickly became obvious why Leilani remained a no-go zone: Fissures continue to spew life-threatening gases, while rivers of lava hurl rubble a hundred feet into the air.
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You still love them, sure, but enough to be in the same room with them as they hurl vile epithets at you and/or try to get you to hit your sister in the knee with a hammer, as happened in the finale?
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The book's imminent release - and the slated ABC News interview - prompted Trump to hurl a new set of insults at Comey earlier on Sunday, challenging accusations made in the book, and insisting that he never pressed Comey to be loyal to him.
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A classic Israeli comedy sketch shows each wave of Jewish immigrants over the past century or so—from Russia, Poland, Yemen, Germany and Morocco—arriving on the promised land's shore and immediately joining those already on the beach to hurl abuse at the next wave.
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VOLCANO, Hawaii (Reuters) - "Ballistic blocks" the size of microwave ovens shot from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano on Wednesday in what may be the start of explosive eruptions that could spew huge ash plumes and hurl smaller rocks for miles (km), the U.S. Geological Survey said.
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As a reporter who has covered technology for more than two decades, I am familiar with the usual forms of internet harassment—gangs that bring down a website, haters who post your home address online, troll armies that hurl insults on a social network.
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These include "fire whirls" (see picture), which can snap and hurl trees; pairs of counter-rotating "horizontal roll" fire vortices that form in mid-air but can collapse onto the ground; and "flame fingers" that have smitten firefighters even 100 metres from a fire's edge.
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Although it's not clear when or if a big explosion will occur, USGS has said that the lava lake within the crater has drained and could react with the water table, creating a steam-driven explosion that could hurl ash and large boulders miles away.
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Photo by Brianna Alysse for VICE Kehlani's new single "24/7" is a powerful exploration of the unknowable frailty and strain that come with being a real live human in the public eye, where strangers hurl unkind words without a care for how they're received.
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You can bully parents and family about their emotions all you want, and hurl accusations that their grief is transphobic, but it won't change the fact that parents often need to grieve this news whether or not Ms. Talusan or the transgender community approves.
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Similarly, Naz has already received a subtle reminder that most of American society is going to be prejudiced against him, simply because of his national heritage, thanks to those two guys who hurl racial slurs at him as he's walking the woman to her house.
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Grenell gained notoriety for snarling attacks on Obama administration officials and a Twitter feed that he used to hurl darts at Democratic women and even Republican targets such as Newt Gingrich and his wife Callista, now nominated to be Trump's ambassador to the Vatican.
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You don't just have to look down a hundred-foot alpine cliff, you have to hurl yourself off it to grasp a tiny ledge on the other side, while sweat drips into your avatar's eyes and he gasps in a combination of terror and relief.
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The first act, Streb Extreme Action, may have offered a respite from following the political circus, or not, depending on your relationship to watching people hurl their bodies against wooden boards or test their balance on towering steel beams, which can be just as stressful.
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While a shirtless Pariseau tangoed with the officer—at one point trying to hurl a bag of sunflower seeds at him—Burke dashed into the back room, climbed a ladder, and started crawling around in the ventilation system like Bruce Willis in Die Hard.
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But the rest of the Russian effort did not introduce anything to the American system that isn't already present; it just reproduced, often in lousy or ludicrous counterfeits, the arguments and images and rhetorical tropes that we already hurl at one another every day.
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So for now, in the absence of regulation requiring security and privacy best practices, consumers are reliant on tech companies to take the initiative to act in our best interests — but as we've seen so far, they tend to hurl blame at us first.
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Mediator There are a lot of insights to be drawn from the latest media maelstrom involving President Trump: about his sensitivity to criticism, his impulsivity, the way he talks about women and the ease with which he can still hurl the basest of insults.
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Dmitry Slaboda, one of the Cossacks, said the original plan had been just to throw milk at Navalny and his supporters and to hurl insults at them, but that things had turned violent after one of them had elbowed an old cossack to the ground.
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In the case of Goldwater and Agnew, Mr. Gold's mission was particularly challenging since both were largely enigmas to the national press corps, and Agnew would hurl barbs ("nattering nabobs of negativism," for one) at the very news media that Mr. Gold was courting.
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Mr. DeSantis's rise also reflects the broader nationalization of conservative politics, in which a willingness to hurl rhetorical lightning bolts at the left, the media and special counsel Robert S. Mueller can override local credentials, local endorsements and preparedness for a state-based job.
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It's not the easiest song to get through unless you're jacked up on caffeinated vodka, dancing next to a bouncer outside a glass-fronted club in an anonymous town, feeling the Ibiza synths roll through you before you hurl on the sidewalk one last time.
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Sixty-four people have been arrested in connection with the Monday night violence that saw protesters hurl bricks at police and set fire to rubbish bins in Mong Kok, a tough, working-class neighborhood just across the harbor from the heart of the Asian financial center.
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On the people of this great country rests the obligation to place in power those who will build bridges, not hurl insults or cast out those who respectfully protest -- individuals who recognize that our common humanity binds us all and is essential to navigating the current turbulence.
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Petruchio "tames" the shrew by surprising her: when they meet, he doesn't hurl her invectives back at her, as a less intelligent man might; he throws her off by treating her rude words as a kind of caress, and turns her on with his skill with language.
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School administrators allowed the student body to hurl obscenities, scream profanities, and jeer at the Plaintiffs and the other suspended students, who were all not allowed to leave what the school considered an act of 'atonement' but was rather a thinly veiled form of public shaming.
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And if you don't believe that last bit, someone using a pseudonymous Twitter account was kind enough to provide a graphic photograph of the supposed soiling, but not his or her actual name, because it's just so much easier to hurl bile while cowering behind anonymity.
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"Workmen in the street would often hurl abuse at me, and even my fellow woman students were not particularly enthusiastic about me," she was quoted as saying in "My Sister China" (2002), a memoir by Jaroslav Prusek, a Czech Sinologist who knew Kin in the 1930s.
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The maid's singular misfortune is that people believe that the resident spirit is that of the Jackal, and check in to enjoy a morbid kick or to mourn their own dead or to hurl abuse at the general's departed soul, which is farther away than they think.
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Mr. Grimm is in a thuggish league of his own, remembered by many not for his financial finagling but for having threatened in 2014 to hurl a NY1 reporter from the balcony of the United States Capitol for having the temerity to ask a fair question.
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Then you hurl your caps in the air, hug your friends, let your parents take lots pictures of you – (post them on Instagram, just one idea) – and head off into your amazing lives… maybe swinging by Sharkey's for one last plate of wings before you go.
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The North Carolina rapper -- who's been blowing up these past few months -- was performing Friday night as a headliner at the Prime Festival in Lansing, MI ... where at one point in the show, he seemed to hurl his fist (sloppily) at a guy in the front row.
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Republican strategy is straightforward: The victors on Tuesday heaped praise on Mr. Trump, inviting him to visit their states to campaign, and tarred opponents as "liberals," while invoking the name "Chuck Schumer," the New York senator and Democratic leader, as an epithet to hurl at opponents.
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Local residents in the town of Nejapa, located some 30 kilometers (18 miles) north of San Salvador, gather every year, on this date, to hurl fireballs at one another in honor of a huge volcanic eruption in 1922 that forced all of the residents to abandon the town.
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According to the AP, Hughes says he expects his new rocket to hurl him through the skies above the Mojave Desert ghost town of Amboy at up to 500 miles per hour for roughly one mile, attaining a peak altitude of 1,800 feet before it deploys two parachutes.
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He is a difficult artist to handle and hold because while he feels the weight of race and racialized taxonomies — and conveys their heft to the viewer — he is also happy to shape that weight into a rock and hurl it through the nearest window pane of courteous propriety.
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In an interview with PBS's Frontline on Wednesday, Margo said that Trump made the RINO remark, which Republicans hurl at one another to imply they're not conservative enough, after the mayor previously pushed back against the president's false claim that a border fence had made El Paso safer.
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"Mirai scours the Web for IoT devices protected by little more than factory-default usernames and passwords, and then enlists the devices in attacks that hurl junk traffic at an online target until it can no longer accommodate legitimate visitors or users," Krebs explained in a post on Friday.
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Geologists said Kilauea may be entering a new phase of explosive eruptions not seen in nearly a century that could hurl "ballistic blocks" weighing up to 12 tons for half a mile (800 meters), and rain pebble-sized fragments for another mile or two (1.8 to 3.2 km).
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The "Paris Gun" was meant to overcome German forces inability to within traditional artillery range of Paris during World War I.Able to hurl a more than 230 pound shell some 75 miles to the French capital, the Paris gun had the longest range of any artillery weapon ever.
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He's downright scary—six and a half feet of lanky bone and sinew careening through the air at tremendous speed, and all conspiring to hurl a rather solid sphere of leather and string 60 feet and six inches through the air to home plate, and towards you. Anyway.
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For him to respond to a pair of far-right terrorist attacks with defensiveness and partisanship is simply who he is — a self-justifying polarizer who finds the other aspects of the job tedious and prefers, even amid trauma, to just hurl rhetorical grenades from his Twitter feed.
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The name quickly became an insult to hurl at black people, and the expression was later appropriated to describe the Southern laws passed during the late 19th and early 20th centuries that were intended to erase the civil rights that black Southerners had gained after the Civil War.
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It's rare that I open a book on baking and everything looks good, from the Vores banankage (That Banana Cake) to the Toscatarta, or almond Tosca cake, named after the Puccini opera presumably because you will hurl yourself off a parapet if you can eat only one piece.
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The Lego version is "guaranteed shatterproof," Lego notes on Twitter, which is a jab at the failed demo wherein Musk had designer Franz von Holzhausen hurl a large metal ball at the driver and rear passenger windows of the Cybertruck, only to have them smash instantly upon contact.
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And after spending 2017 proving that his backward nation could hurl missiles across the Pacific, and could test a weapon many times more powerful than the Hiroshima atomic bomb, Mr. Kim seized on an invitation from South Korea to take part in the 2018 Winter Olympics and suddenly played the statesman.
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That unyielding dedication has enabled her to capture images like the famed "Molotov Man" (1979), as it's known, a Sandinista rebel (later identified as Pablo Araúz) about to hurl a Pepsi bottle-turned-homemade explosive, which became so symbolic of resistance that current protesters have resurrected it 40 years later.
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Therefore, though it may have cost [Sol] Levitas nothing to hurl a book at a black boy to see if he could read it and be articulate concerning what he had read, I took it as a vote of confidence and swore that I would give him my very best shot.
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"Trump is painting a word picture for his political base of troops arrayed along the border to hurl back invaders, when what he is really sending are mechanics, construction workers, planners, supply clerks and pilots who will be planning, building, supplying, flying and repairing," said CNN military analyst John Kirby.
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United States 20, Mexico 25 MEXICO CITY — The quadrennial World Cup qualifying match against Mexico at Estadio Azteca, where the partisan fans hurl invective and bottles and liquids that look like beer but may not be, tests the United States men's national team like none other during the qualifying cycle.
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Winter Smorgasbord, a half-hour virtual-reality journey, is not, but it offers games: Merry Snowballs, in which a child can hurl those missiles at angry gingerbread men (perhaps they'd prefer not to be eaten), and Santa Sling, in which the player uses a magic slingshot to aim presents down chimneys.
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In the words of George Frampton, a senior environmental adviser to Bill Clinton and co-founder of a group that favors carbon taxes, Partnership for Responsible Growth, it's an overdue stab at "honestly pricing carbon," which industry has until now been able to hurl into the atmosphere pretty much for free.
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Any given episode is 22 minutes, after commercials, and when you have to set up six main characters and a handful of funny bit players, as the Great News pilot does, then you have limited real estate to do anything but frantically hurl jokes at the wall in the hopes something will work.
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Just start Russell Martin at third base for the first time in four years, have Chris Coghlan hurl over Yadier Molina to score a run on a play-of-the-year candidate, and put your star pitcher Marcus Stroman in position to become the first Blue Jays pitcher ever with a pinch hit.
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With Sonny Gray a likely departure midseason, the rotation won't be much to write home about—it isn't now, really—although Kendall Graveman and Sean Manea have their moments of interest, and there's the usual joy in watching a grown man in bright yellow and green hurl a baseball through the air.
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The morning of her rescheduled trip, she woke up clammy and disoriented and completely terrified that if she didn't hurl her body out to Hollywood that day, then Amy Sherman-Palladino and her co-creator (and husband), Daniel Palladino, were going to give the part of Midge Maisel away to the next woman.
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This was true long before Donald Trump ran for anything — and long before he managed, once again this weekend, to hurl himself into the middle of an extremely volatile national debate, with race as the inescapable subtext, and keep going (and tweeting) until every last nerve was scratched raw on all sides.
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Glass throwing is hardly rare in "Traviata" stagings — the Met's last production also had its Violetta hurl one against a wall during "Sempre libera" — but Mr. Nézet-Séguin said he was dismayed by how much noise there was on the Met's stage these days, in ways that could distract from the music.
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That pilot episode, which aired 211 years ago this fall and sold CBS on the cult series, dealt with the country's early attempts to hurl humans into the cosmic void, depicting what viewers learn only late in the show is an astronaut trainee who has been in an isolation chamber for nearly three weeks.
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It's not every day that the legislature of what was once the largest empire in history devotes many hours to debating whether an American reality TV star is a threat to the kingdom or merely a "wazzock" — an insult that, according to the Guardian, takes its name from a shovel used to hurl medieval kings' shit out of windows.
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And it's not the first time the majority leader has been targeted by unruly protesters: Earlier this year, a group angry about the family separation crisis at the boarder chanted McConnell and his wife Elaine out of a Kentucky restaurant, where at least one person used the opportunity to hurl a "turtle head" the senator's way.
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But having studied the phenomenon—known in the academic community as internet- or cyber-banging—I can tell you that the frequency with which young people use platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to hurl insults, taunt enemies, and brag about violent acts is playing a meaningful role in fueling retaliatory efforts between gangs and cliques in marginalized neighborhoods.
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In 2016, a year where Meghan Trainor – who has literally won a Grammy for entertaining – can go on Graham Norton and manoeuvre through her latest single like a list of unpleasant chores, it feels a little defeatist to hurl a torrent of shit at someone operating so far outside the box of reality they make Picasso look basic.
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After a harrowing scene showing Private Chen's final humiliation (he is forced by the sergeant to crawl over sharp rocks while soldiers hurl stones at him) and the bleak depiction of his death — the shooting, which his family never accepted was a suicide, takes place offstage — "An American Soldier" ends magnificently with a sorrowful scene for his mother.
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For more than a month, people patiently waited for the Duchess of Cambridge to make her first appearance in public since sharing the news — mainly because her maternity fashion style is so enviable and her elegance and poise is such a relief in a world where public figures hurl nicknames at each other online — and on Tuesday, they finally got their wish.
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Last week, for instance, east London artist Rina Sawayama released the video for "Cyber Stockholm Syndrome," a twinkling, R&B track that neatly sums up that feeling of wanting to curl up with the effervescent blue glow of your iPhone, thirsty for those late-night likes, while also wishing you could hurl that same tiny glass rectangle at the wall.
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What is happening in America when, for the sake of tribalism, people who should know better hurl these offensive, inflammatory verbal assaults -- all to stand in the good graces of President Trump, whose self-destructive and reckless conduct in Ukraine and Syria is simply indefensible, counter to American national security interests and in complete alignment with Russian autocrat Vladimir Putin's policy goals?
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I'm hoping that a ritual I have planned for New Year's Eve in which I put everything that reminds me of this year in a box, set it on fire and hurl it into the Thames will finally cleanse my soul of these horrors, but I was fully ready to stick Gilmore Girls on, cross my fingers and hibernate until December 31.
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It is, I hope, his business— Gilly's—named for her, so that, when she has moved to Pittsburgh, or Cleveland, and he has been gone almost ten years, she can know he wanted, for her, somewhere that people would drive to, in the dark, to drink under the neon lights and hurl their lives away for an hour or two.
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Depending on how well virtual reality gaming establishes itself in the home, there might be an opening for a great track-and-field collection that used that technology to give players a sense of what it's like to hurl a spear across a stadium; although anything more kinetic, like the hurdles or gymnastics, would be a motion-sickness challenge that no developer would gladly take on today.
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While Mr. Trump had already lashed out at Mr. Ryan on Twitter and in a Fox News interview, his decision to use his own campaign event to hurl attacks at the speaker caused a new wave of fear among Republicans that their now "unshackled" candidate, as he described himself earlier in the week, might use his rallies to similarly attack local Republican lawmakers who have refused to support his candidacy.
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President Obama has a great degree of the compassion recommended in the New Testament, but many of us who admire him wish he would sometimes, like the Old Testament God, figuratively hurl fire and brimstone at his domestic political opponents (I recognize that the drone strikes he has authorized are a literal kind of fire and brimstone, but at least he's not playing with the idea of pre-emptive nuclear attacks).
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Once or twice, when prompted, I'd respond "Andrea" before the twinge of hot shame made me hurl "I mean Mary Ann!" from my mouth, smiling to cover up the gaff, hoping with all hope that the concierge would smile back in some form of mutual understanding—that yes, Walter Wack was a profligate john and I was only one of many working girls there to drop their names, real or fake, at his desk.
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Additionally, two analysts who didn't rank Wang said his position had been weakened by unproven allegations from exiled businessman Guo Wengui, who has used social media to hurl accusations at China's top leaders from the safety of the US. Minglu Chen, senior lecturer at the University of Sydney, said while the substance of Guo's claims may or may not be true, they came at a potentially damaging time for the vice-premier, potentially empowering his enemies in the lead up to the conference. 2.
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In the blink of an eye, we're asked to simply: forget about Democrats on this committee falsely claiming they had "more than circumstantial evidence" of collusion between President Trump and the Russians; forget about them reading fabrications of Trump-Russia collusion from the Steele dossier into the congressional record; forget about them trying to obtain nude pictures of Trump from Russian pranksters who pretended to be Ukrainian officials; forget about them leaking a false story to CNN, while he was still testifying to our committee, claiming Donald Trump Jr. had colluded with Wikileaks; and forget about countless other deceptions, large and small, that make them the last people on earth with the credibility to hurl more preposterous accusations at their political opponents.
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