Normal partisans may get kookier under the sustained influence of the memeplex.
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I've tried kookier vaginal products and home remedies for recurring bacterial vaginosis, so what's a little steam and herbs?
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Hart of Dixie even takes things a few steps further than Gilmore Girls — the denizens of Bluebell are markedly kookier.
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Every so often, a topic comes up on Goop that's even kookier than vaginal jade eggs and sex supplements: colonics.
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Perhaps, by using whatever I had on hand and selecting for novelty, I was making Watson seem kookier than necessary.
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Here's a more straightforward rundown of a bunch of the kookier stuff Thiel is into: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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It was classic sitcom stuff, letting the "normal" characters occupy the story's center while the kookier players floated around the edges.
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Vanity Fair handles it differently: Miley is so kookie, and here she is, even kookier, but there are new layers to it.
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I always considered this one of Maria's kookier pearls of wisdom, particularly when I was dating an up-and-coming TV reporter.
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Since craft beer is still something of a novelty here, the kookier creations beloved by beer geeks in the States might not fly.
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Spin through the first New York City Neiman Marcus or its kookier neighbor, Forty Five Ten, a fellow Dallas retailer with outposts in Miami; Aspen, Colo.
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Those in search of something a bit kookier can perhaps have a detached chuckle at kiddie-demo Halloween specials, but otherwise, they've got to search a little harder.
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Sam Altman has called for some proposals at Y Combinator, but they're kind of the weirder, like kookier, not sure we can really count on this kind of approach.
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And that was particularly true in two period pieces that seemed like funhouse mirror images of one another: Mary Queen of Scots and the much kookier and more transgressive The Favourite.
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When coming up with my own pair, I wanted to mimic a lot of the durability and timelessness I love, while also adding in some kookier touches, like the carpenter loop.
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Once she retired—she died in 2017—the troupe couldn't perform pieces on that scale, but it could always come up with a few people to do the kookier early work.
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Thanks to Twitter, we just found out that the newest Frapp from Starbucks Japan is actually called the "American Cherry Pie Frappuccino," but it's kookier and possibly more amazing than anything we've ever seen stateside.
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The soundtrack (which was low-key performed by Kay Hanley of Letters To Cleo and not Cook) is still on my workout playlist, and Parker Posey has never been funnier or kookier than she was playing a diabolical record exec.
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Dan Martin of The Guardian notes that Crichlow's Annie wasn't welcomed by the audience at first, after replacing Andrea Riseborough from the pilot episode, but opines that Crichlow "brings a kookier vulnerability to Annie that makes her journey far more sympathetic." Matt Roush from TV Guide, described Annie as a "friendly ghost" who is "so much more appealing than her Syfy counterpart".Roush, Matt. "Roush Review: Being Human and More Weekend TV." TV Guide.
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Kooiker defeated Democrat John Bunstma and write-in candidate Dennis Wright, a former mayor of Hull, Iowa, in the special election called on January 6, 2015, after the November 2014 death of Dwayne Alons. He was sworn into office on January 13, 2015. Kookier served on the Labor, Local Government, Public Safety, and Veteran Affairs committees and co-chaired the Transportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals Appropriations Subcommittee. In October 2015, Kooiker stated that he would not seek a second term.
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Cameron was portrayed by Heather Tom. In 2011, Wormwood Star, a biography of Cameron authored by the Briton Spencer Kansa, was published, though it was not authorized by the Cameron–Parsons Foundation. Kansa had spent almost three years in the U.S. researching the book, interviewing many of those who knew Cameron, including several who died shortly after. Kansa stated that most of those whom he interviewed "were immensely generous with their time and recollections" but that "one of Cameron's kookier friends" had begun making claims that Kansa was not a biographer but was really an agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Stabb himself later remarked that Government Issue "proved that we were more than just a hardcore band. We'd graduated from the school of 'bang and howl' and we really bummed out a small portion of our punk audience", and that "we'd moved on from the hardcore world into melodic, well-crafted punk with a decidedly pop edge." Aaron Burgess of Alternative Press notes that the continual evolution in sound over the band's nine-year lifespan made their music more influential to later generations of punk rock groups: > Though they started out playing solid, standard-issue melodic hardcore, > Government Issue weren't afraid to let their outside influences, no matter > how incongruous, infect their music—or, in Stabb's case, their look, as well > [...] So, while Stabb's hairdos and stage clothes got increasingly kookier, > so did the band's music draw ideas from pop, goth, psychedelia, Middle > Eastern music and beyond. And while changes like these could seem like > sellout moves for a group that once wrote a song called "Rock 'N' Roll > Bullshit", they were a vital next step in the evolution of [insert whatever > eclectic punk CD you're listening to today].
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