When Theo hears the doorknob jiggling in episode 3, we see it was actually Shirley and Nell jiggling the Red Room's door.
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Great for crunching and for jiggling around in a glass.
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They're jiggling, because of the thermal motion of the water molecules.
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She angles her knees toward me, bag jiggling on her lap.
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To show you the difference in jiggling, I have two masses.
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When I look in the direction of my feet, I see myself jiggling in a way that unnerves me, but if I look up, I see the others also jiggling, so I stare at the floor.
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Jiggling our legs at earthquake-inducing speeds to get that blood circulating?
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South Koreans can soon say goodbye to coins jiggling in their pockets.
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Those jiggling guitars make me want to get my pool shorts out.
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"It's always like that," she said, jiggling the handle to no effect.
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And were those (sob) my love handles jiggling on the way down?
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Beneath the coffee table, her bare foot was jiggling like a bobblehead.
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In the early days of the internet, jiggling, brightly coloured animations were common.
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Soon he was sitting in one, jiggling the joystick and bouncing with excitement.
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We're jiggling all the parts of their life history at the same time.
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"I felt really bad," he said, jiggling his leg as he recalled it.
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Even the jiggling of adjacent molecules can interrupt them and sully a calculation.
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Both have since been fixed—Hubble mainly needed a restart and some jiggling around.
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Each locker has a key, which officials said take a little jiggling to remove.
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Dancing, jiggling and posing -- while wearing this little -- is guaranteed to make everyone hungry.
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Quick physics recap: Temperature is the average kinetic energy of a collection of jiggling particles.
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What is this gelatinous, artificially sweetened tube, jiggling out of the can, still can-shaped?
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "People in the room were like, 'Maybe you're not jiggling the handle properly.
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This year was really fun to move beyond a Christmas theme and just jiggling in lingerie.
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"Imagine how disgusting it must feel to have that jiggling around inside of you," I say.
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It'll start jiggling and you'll see an X pop up when it's ready to be moved.
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It was right then that I realized I was jiggling, and that it felt damn good.
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Mr. Iacono helped him put his pizza in the oven, jiggling it off a wooden paddle.
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Press the Home button and the icons should stop jiggling and return to their normal static behavior.
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Then I sat down, jiggling my signing pen, watching the line get longer at Simon Winchester's table.
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Turning Gandhi into a jiggling, giggling bobblehead is a cheeky take on the appropriation of his image.
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"[Hess] claims he's in tremendous shape," said UFC announcer Jeff Blatnick even as he saw Hess's jiggling midsection.
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The transport carts, custom-made with large rubber wheels, are supposed to minimize the rocking, jiggling and jostling.
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On Noche Buena (Christmas Eve) in Spain and Latin America, a cheerfully jiggling flan is nearly always present.
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The jiggling thus induced shifts the fibres around in a process that is, in effect, the opposite of combing.
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I don't want to constantly be worried about jiggling, or whether or not I look fat in a swimsuit.
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Jellied cranberry sauce — that majestic, jiggling store-bought log — does not meet these criteria: Clearly, it is a solid.
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While she spoke, the three officers sat silently, sometimes staring down at the carpet or nervously jiggling a leg.
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The first thing she noticed when she woke was that her jiggling, blurred vision was now stilled and sharp.
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"It's beer-o-prene," said Koitka, 218, slapping and jiggling the flab on the midsection of his 240-pound frame.
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Suchard also bends spoons with magic (and his hands) and even manipulates the spoon by jiggling it between his fingers. Amazing!
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Critics accused him of doing nothing on stage but fiddling with the volume on prerecorded playlists, otherwise just jiggling and smiling.
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Those who have done the prank before suggest waiting until your coworker starts to use the mouse before jiggling your own.
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The video cuts to a latex-gloved scientist jiggling soggy jello onto a dish, then replays the ordeal in slow motion.
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Unlike the jiggling cranberry towers, the whole-berry version can be spooned out, sauce-like, over other elements of the meal.
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The jiggling dish was served to European royalty and it eventually made its way across the Atlantic to the United States.
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He described my bouncing belly, my jiggling thighs, the overall vastness of my body, and how there were unlimited areas to explore.
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It's a far cry from the awkward jiggling and sliding I normally have to do to make a Cardboard experience look good.
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The OLED display is about 40 percent translucent, which means you could stick your hand behind the glass and see your jiggling fingers.
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The human spectators are jiggling happily in their seats, and the musicians are undeniably flesh-and-blood, sweating and straining at their instruments.
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It was incredibly technical and complicated, and everyone just felt really seasick, because the train was jiggling around and moving but going nowhere.
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Rubio is 22012, but he can sometimes come off like an overgrown and hyperactive boy, jiggling his leg when he is otherwise still.
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And sure, the audience for DoA games would likely swing massively in favor of straight men who want to see boobs jiggling about.
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I can't say I noticed any of my fat molecules jiggling around and letting go of all their gravy- and stuffing-laced toxins.
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If fitness trends didn't update all the time to reflect science, we'd still be going to the gym to strap into fat-jiggling belts.
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The deeply silly late-1970s television show Charlie's Angels is a camp artifact, the tale of three comely lasses jiggling their way to justice.
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This being Mr. Soderbergh, peril isn't sloppily served up with flat line readings, jiggling breasts and lousy cinematography but delivered with slyness and jolts.
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Chance the Rapper, Lil Wayne, Justin Bieber, and Quavo traipse about a decadent mansion decked with women in bikini tops and denim cutoffs, jiggling ebulliently.
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Similarly, to slow a jiggling bead, the researchers time the infrared photons so they happen to hit the bead when it is moving toward them.
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On Golf Mike Whan sat in a ninth-floor ballroom at the New York Athletic Club, his legs jiggling under the circular 10-seat table.
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So while Jell-O may no longer be the star of as many meals as it used to be, it&aposs still alive and jiggling.
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Sen. Chuck Schumer says potentially ending the government shutdown is gonna take a firm commitment from President Trump ... and not his usual jiggling on the issues.
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Rather than answer the question, Kardashian opted to eat the fish eye — but not before jiggling it with her long, manicured nails for a while beforehand.
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His aim was to start with a disordered box of randomly jiggling molecules, then separate the fast molecules from the slow ones, reducing entropy in the process.
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The familiar green Android mascot was dressed up in an R2-D2 outfit and it was shimmying and jiggling its metal bits to my surprise and delight.
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And let's face it, wearing sweaters to hide my bat wings didn't even work, because even inside my sweater sleeves, you could still see my arms jiggling.
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During another Easter, Mr. Lamenzo saw the organ keys moving on their own and realized that intruders had climbed inside the organ and were jiggling the mechanisms.
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The basic comedy of a jiggling beige lump puncturing top-level sport's pomposity would be enough for most, but Roberts milks his cameo for a little more.
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Played out in jiggling scribbles and bouncing brightness, she's the lead of Girls Night Out, a short animation that pushes women and their desires firmly to the forefront.
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The laser system supposedly works OK for moderate exercise, but it stands to reason that it would have trouble dealing with the sweat and jiggling of hard cardio.
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If the story is true, it seems like Devops199 was jiggling door handles and when one door opened, they tried to close it and the whole house exploded.
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The last dinner Wendy Dolin had with her husband, Stewart, he was so agitated that he was jiggling his leg under the table and could barely sit still.
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The difficulty of frying a paper-thin parcel with a runny egg jiggling around inside of it—all without overcooking it—is like that of properly poaching an egg.
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"I would never be so bold or stupid or naive to say that my calling is to be a fucking ultra-sweating-hip-jiggling-idiot drag queen," Katya says.
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Bowing with her right hand, she coaxed out a pitch that she controlled by bending and twisting the blade, at times jiggling it to create an expressive trembling vibrato.
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The human spectators are jiggling happily in their seats, and the musicians are... The idealist in me wants to be able to buy everything from small companies and Kickstarter outfits.
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Of course this is when I stumbled upon these horrifying videos of thousands of silver bunker fish jiggling and flapping and struggling to get one last breath before they die.
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In her special, she brings back Esther (without mentioning her relationship to Rolle) in a joke about noticing her wife giving her jiggling stomach the side eye in the bathroom.
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You could build a classical network that worked on analogous principles, using random jiggling rather than tunneling to get bits to flip, and in some cases it would actually work better.
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Film essayist Antonio Marina da Silva (of Hell's Club fame) strings together 300 jumping, gyrating, and jiggling movie characters in a four-and-a-half-minute video that's entertaining as hell.
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Every Sunday at LA's outdoor food market Smorgasburg, you'll find two longtime friends hand-carving jiggling slabs of melt-in-your-mouth, pit-smoked pastrami inside their little Ugly Drum tent.
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He was sitting on a couch and jiggling a bottle of water between his right thumb and index finger, clenching it hard enough to leave a large dent in the plastic.
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Water freezes into ice at zero degrees Celsius, for instance, because the H2O molecules stop jiggling around just enough at that temperature to feel each other's forces and fall into lockstep.
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Add to that an off-the-menu order of mapo tofu, which arrives sizzling and jiggling in a cast-iron skillet, though the spice level is adjusted to accommodate nonnative palates.
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The track, produced by AJ and Nyge and featuring guest verses from Sloan and rapper Swoosh, rides along speaker-jiggling bass and has been primed for sticky dancefloors since it first dropped.
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Jiggling the cream of mushroom soup to make the recipe on the French's Crispy Fried Onions was not promising, and the finished dish did not restore my faith in this Thanksgiving staple.
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The jiggling pivots of Chris Christie, whose speeches might as well have started the way the Fat Boy in "The Pickwick Papers" begins his story—"I wants to make your flesh creep"?
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Like Wii Fit and that stomach jiggling fat melting machine before it, perhaps there's a faint glimmer of hope that the tech that has led us down this road can ultimately redeem us.
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Critics lambasted its obsession with the jiggling bottoms that appear time and time again as its young, hotpant-clad female stars dance for almost three hours of the running time in a nightclub.
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At Durgin-Park, the restaurant best known for offering the stuff, coffee jelly was served as jiggling brown cubes—made of the previous day's leftover coffee—topped with a mound of whipped cream.
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"I'm using my body to let other women know that imperfections are okay, that cellulite, rolls, curves, all of it, things that jiggle that 'shouldn't be jiggling' are okay," she said in October 2015.
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One after the other, the mustached guards, the cooks, the other drivers and translators -- around two dozen people, most who usually resisted cracking a smile -- hugged me so tight, eyes closed, jiggling with sobs.
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It was an overture for the tofu itself, a jiggling slab as soft and creamy as butter, seasoned with just a few drops of ponzu, a bit of grated garlic, and grassy green onion.
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Last year at Short Pump Middle School in Glen Allen, Va., school officials staged an unannounced active-shooter drill featuring multiple fire alarms, loud noises and unseen people jiggling the handles of classroom doors.
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At times, Greenwald it appears so determined to consider alternate possibilities that his poetry breaks down into parenthetical units, jiggling the reality of what he is attempting to say, as in the poem "Jiggles": targets cluster .
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The diva with a decades-long legacy – including everything from topping charts to jiggling Lil' Kim's exposed boob – is the recipient of the AMAs Lifetime Achievement award for her contributions to both music and pop culture.
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Some of my worst gastronomical memories revolve around what I consumed on hospital beds: platters of greyish sludge; a dish I was told was lasagna pulverized into gelatinous matter; barely edible pudding jiggling on a tray.
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He stood behind her while she was preparing meat loaf at the kitchen counter, nuzzling under her ear and stroking her breast with one hand, determinedly jiggling the ice cubes in his Scotch with the other.
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Kevin Schroeder, a Columbus Blue Jackets super fan, got his name for his stomach-jiggling moves during breaks in action at hockey games, but this season, he arrived at the Ohio team's home opener 160 lbs. lighter.
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A search for the word "chest," for example, does churn up an image of jiggling breasts (do with that information what you will.) As anyone who's used Google would know, search engines are not always morally faultless.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "Baywatch," the California beach lifeguards saga that became a cultural phenomenon on television 28 years ago, is back on the big screen - and this time the men are jiggling as much as the women.
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Maxwell had already shown how the predictable and reliable mathematical relationships between the properties of a gas—pressure, volume and temperature—could be derived from the random and unknowable motions of countless molecules jiggling frantically with thermal energy.
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She jokes about bribing Amelia with M&M's to get her potty trained in time to start day care, and about jiggling Alex on her hip while frying pork chops and fielding a job offer over the phone.
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The film even delivers on some of the mechanics and rules of the world: Geralt's wolf medallion jiggling due to the presence of magic, the use of silver, his vulnerability, using small magic spells to control the situation.
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After a journey lasting 3 billion years, that is to say, a quarter of the age of the universe, those waves started jiggling LIGO's mirrors back and forth by a fraction of an atomic diameter 20 times a second.
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And yet it's also a series where the actors will be sitting there, the camera jiggling as they stare at some off-camera menace, and they're forced to suggest the scope of the problem more than actually depict it.
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As Xiao finally manages to place the doll in a stable sitting position then cover its rather large, jiggling silicone breasts with a slinky pink shirt, he explains that "her" name, or rather that of her model, is Magic Beauty.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineSenate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Democrats look to ramp up fight over Trump's war powers Five Senate Democrats make impeachment case in Spanish MORE (D-Va.) could be overheard jiggling his pen on his ankle.
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His sketches could be challenging for audiences: in one, he used the medical port in his chest as a kind of ventriloquist's dummy, putting googly eyes on the protrusion and jiggling it with his hand while chatting with it about cancer treatments.
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But given the difficulty of Shirai's routine, Whitlock was still unsure where the 19-year-old would end up in the pecking order and he sat with his head down, jiggling nervously with his feet as he waited for the scoreboard to flash up his rival's result.
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The minute-long clip shot by Love favorite Phil Poynter is yet another homage to a classic film scene, as for 2016 the magazine has strayed from its usual formula of jiggling body parts in barely there fashions and opted to recreate some famously scandalous movie scenes instead.
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Today, the chain unveiled its Enlite bra, which has been in the works for over two years (yes, really) and is meant to be a legitimately comfortable and supportive piece, hardy enough for high-impact pursuits where jiggling and discomfort tend to be synonymous, like, say, running or boxing.
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There are also three large LCD screens — one offers a map of shipping routes, with little jiggling ships moving across an animated ocean, and the other two show identical video loops of one of those adorable little street scenes that Amsterdam specializes in, complete with cyclists whizzing past.
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"If this is what it's going to take, then this is what we have to do, fill trucks with sand," said Shafeeq Jones, 44, a vendor from the Bronx who was selling turkey-shaped hats, one of which was on his head, the drumsticks jiggling as he spoke.
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The Polish developer is currently bringing Mosh Pit Simulator, made for virtual reality, to a state of something like completion, not that its broken looks—legitimately terrifying and twisted avatars abound, all elongated extremities and jiggling ass's—are going to be glossed into anything approaching conventional wisdom on what represents "finished" assets.
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Bennani, who grew up in Morocco, is a master when it comes to merging serious themes with tropes that speak to the zeitgeist, but unlike so much self-serious art critiquing society's obsession with the internet, Bennani's videos of Beyoncé head-butting a basketball, and sculptures with jiggling butt cheeks, are really freaking funny.
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It's as though, for that hour and a bit, you get to enjoy the clanging synths on "Heavy Metal & Reflective" and the belly-jiggling bass on deliciously verbose and filthy lip-smacker "L8R" without having to process her gross past comments on Zayn Malik, Remy Ma, Angel Haze or, at her lowest point, Trump (she's since withdrawn her support for him).
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Once imported to America, however, the exciting new technology instead showcased a trashy Technicolor assembly-line: videos of busty lounge singers and B-list bands doing cover songs usually featuring jiggling bikini-clad women with ludicrous choreography straight out of The Benny Hill Show, the long-running British TV program that consisted mainly of lowbrow slapstick, truly lame double entendres, and almost-naked women being chased around by pervy old men.
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More importantly, the pressure gauge—with its little fucking jiggling needle—has done more to steadily raise the country's heart rate and blood pressure, having slowly increased, percentage point by percentage point, as the night wore on:9:57 PM9:210 PM241:210 PM242:210:244 PM483:248 PM (Nice.)210:259 PM10:24 PM10:29 PM10:30 PM103:36 PM10:39 PM10:41 PM10:42 PM10:44 PM10:48 PM10:59 PMWhat the fuck, man.
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Restaurant Review 10 Photos View Slide Show ' In 2012 and 2013, when people were lining up at Smorgasburg and then on the second floor of the Houston Street Whole Foods Market for biodegradable bowls of Yuji Haraguchi's mazemen — noodles that might be dressed with crisped twigs of bacon and a jiggling onsen egg, say, or yuzu-cured salmon and some Camembert soft enough to transform into a sauce — I was sure the crowds would multiply and fan out, demanding more of this strange brothless ramen.
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So after almost 230½ hours and two centuries' worth of singing, dancing, and jiggling; after all 224 of us had been asked to re-enact everything from the Civil War and the Oklahoma land rush to white flight to the suburbs; after a narcotically swampy rendition of "Amazing Grace" and a production of "The Mikado" that glowed in the dark because its minstrelsy might make sense if it was set on Mars; after visionary drag-queen costumes that called to mind descriptions like geisha Andrews Sister and Tiki apocalypse; after we'd stood in lines for small portions of bread and split pea soup at 18463 a.m.
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