Don't waste precious dopamine on buying one of these monstrosities.
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These monstrosities are $30,000 and inspired by the Lamborghini Aventador.
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Let's just hope McCartney's products don't resemble Topshop's recent plastic monstrosities.
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Mon Dieu, these ceramics — or "monstrosities," as he aptly called them.
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Like in SimTower, players can create architectural monstrosities more form than function.
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The swastika represents genocide and monstrosities our nation came together to defeat.
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Build horrific monstrosities with eight dishwashers and dismantle the public school system.
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Is it just harmless novelty, or is there more to these culinary monstrosities?
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The uncanny monstrosities were judged based on their festive qualities and movement abilities.
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Like the new world's repressed unconscious, those dungeons, laboratories, and mechanical monstrosities remain.
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Some Londoners regarded them as modern, soulless monstrosities on the city's narrow streets.
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An artificial intelligence informs them that aliens on board have transformed the crew into monstrosities.
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" She counseled "euthanasia as a war measure, including euthanasia for the insane, feeble-minded monstrosities.
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The monstrosities scramble over the cockpit and lunge at me even once I'm settled inside.
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I don't want to see it destroyed by having 11 monstrosities built, looming over it.
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But nothing compared to the monstrosities that I later put in my lab upstairs. Right.
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Sure, it may turn all the beloved cartoon Pokémon from your youth into hyperreal, fleshy monstrosities.
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It's like when rich people rediscovered hot dogs and turned them into $15 "sustainable" meat monstrosities.
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They're fairly lightweight, especially compared with what we used when our kids were younger (like these monstrosities).
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However, that list also considers the unholy monstrosities known as Jordan almonds and thus must be discounted entirely.
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But I'm a sucker for anything that harkens back to a time before these inane monstrosities of modernity.
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On YouTube, you can find some truly Boschian monstrosities spawned from a simple miscalculation of physics or chemistry.
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To this litany of criminality, Trump has wisely asked: How have any of his monstrosities harmed the United States?
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Yes, the new emoji have come a long way from the original black and white Android logo-inspired monstrosities.
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Yes, OLED TVs can look stunning, and ultrabooks may wow with their thinness, and gaming rigs are often spectacular monstrosities.
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I'd just finished another series where I'd make huge, ridiculous food monstrosities, and I was looking for the next series.
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Small, light-powered robots swimming around your body sounds a lot more fun that tiny, squid-like battery-powered monstrosities.
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Also, either people who buy these seasonal monstrosities tend to forget to inflate them or they get punctured very quickly.
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No bluster, no violence or end times in his rhetoric, no promises to build monstrosities or break the world apart.
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It's also moderately priced—at least unlike comparatively wallet-busting monstrosities such as the $1,000 iPhone X—at $460 equivalent.
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The movie's eye roves restlessly through the streets, casting a harsh gaze on crumbling public estates and growing corporate monstrosities.
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They were just starting to build these sort of gigantic semi-monstrosities that we now have all over the city.
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The photos it produced of my body, however, are truly grotesque monstrosities that I pray never see the light of day.
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Unlike the others which are, let's be honest, bulky monstrosities, the UE590 has fairly narrow bezels, and a slim, elegant design.
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And unlike whatever elaborate monstrosities you've put together in the past, you can actually wear these Halloween buys again and again.
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It takes until Gilead's monstrosities reach her household for Serena to wake up: Gilead is bad, bad, bad news for women.
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Ritchie's stylized action sequences frequently employ techniques like slow motion, but the mix of gritty battles and CGI monstrosities never meshes.
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What they found was that the social evolution of entertainment has transformed these immense edifices of cement into desolate eco-monstrosities.
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Despite the franchise's focus on murky mythology, expensive explosions, and mechanical monstrosities, The Last Knight's best highlights are small, specific, and human.
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Like the film franchise, the games are all about surviving a spacecraft where your crew's turned into a bunch of mutated monstrosities.
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"Trump is just yet another monster, so it was absolutely in my wheelhouse to be able to create these monstrosities," Ginger added.
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Dealing with today's regulatory monstrosities should be a priority, just as much as addressing the $19 trillion debt and runaway entitlement spending.
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After investing hundreds of hours (and thousands of deaths) fighting endless monstrosities, it's now possible to be comfortable while playing Dark Souls.
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"These monstrosities are ugly and illegal and soon they will be a thing of the past," Mr. Brannan said in a statement.
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He also enjoyed driving slowly down the side of the road, pointing out the monstrosities — that is, modern houses — to his grandchildren.
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In particular, some small midblock apartment buildings that used to just be generic redbrick monstrosities are now getting designed with some character.
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"We should not tolerate the monstrosities coming out of the president's mouth," Martin Schulz told the RND newspaper group in an interview.
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Before long, he's deep in an ancient city populated by hideous monstrosities, including one of Lovecraft's many-tentacled, sanity-draining Great Old Ones.
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What followed their arrival was a decade of touring the United States and England as "monstrosities" to be gawked at by paying crowds.
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Other than making for a great photo, we can't really see the benefits of indulging in these milkshake monstrosities in the coming decade.
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Like calling those two-wheeled, self-balancing monstrosities hoverboards, the term 'wireless charging' has been incorrectly used to describe many technologies that really aren't.
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But while building up the film's massive, mobile monstrosities was the most obvious challenge, some of the more nuanced work was even more intriguing.
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Within two weeks of starting the first course of treatment, every pore on my face expelled monstrosities worthy of a Guillermo del Toro film.
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She expertly distorts and disfigures to conjure monstrosities, while economizing the pictorial space: Her compositions are perfectly balanced, mesmerizing even as the content repulses.
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This goof on a holiday baking show is filled with confectionary monstrosities, but none are worse than Murphy's... loose interpretation of Sonic the Hedgehog.
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He pokes fun at grocery store monstrosities and cakes fashioned from chocolate chip cookie dough, cracking wise about garish icing and other questionable decorative choices.
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Below you'll find a quick chat with the rapper about how he comes to create these beautiful monstrosities and a stream of the new song.
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What that means for players is that 134 new cards are being added to the game, including fearsome monstrosities like the titular Old Gods themselves.
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Running into the bosses in the game, many of them screen-filling monstrosities, is akin to running (or warping?) face-first into a steel bulkhead.
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As the moths settled down on the stadium's television cameras, perspective turned them into vast monstrosities, feather-winged beasts come to devour Europe's best footballers.
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The Oilers took a 2-0 lead to the first intermission and the Ducks looked every bit as awful as the monstrosities they call road sweaters.
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Source:GettyReal estate aggregator site Zillow has sent a cease and desist letter to the creator of McMansion Hell, the most popular lampooner of suburban ticky-tacky monstrosities.
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Naturally, his short report was quickly forgotten; it's just one of innumerous examples of monstrosities committed by European colonialists and the Catholic Church in Brazil and beyond.
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Neither movie does much with its "science will be abused for military purposes and we're going to be living in a world of lab-grown monstrosities" theme.
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But, as evidenced by the success of most of the current monstrosities labeled as gaming laptops, gamers don't really care about how gigantic a gaming laptop looks.
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Trucks head out for 60 seconds, performing like disgusting circus monstrosities for the crowd's pleasure, then receive 30 seconds of bonus time to score, yes, bonus points.
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There is much to ponder in the way an early Zionist's denigration of modern art and diaspora Jewry mirrors the ideological monstrosities that would soon envelop Europe.
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This third-year animation student at the Academy of Fine Arts, University of Zagreb, however, makes her natural talent clear when it comes to extreme, hypernatural monstrosities.
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There's an upsettingly high degree of unoriginality about these laptops, which could easily bear Acer's Predator or Asus' Republic of Gamers branding — they're both cookie-cutter gaudy monstrosities.
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It has everything you'd want — from inventive new quests to an engaging story to horrifying new monstrosities to fight — but fits it all into a much tighter package.
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I enjoy walking around spooky Silent Hillish towns, I enjoy sneaking around weird monstrosities, and I enjoy entering a room with a dark flashlight and seeing what's hiding.
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At best, it's an overdone gimmick; at worst, it turns foods into monstrosities focused less on flavor and more on likeliness to be Instagrammed by would-be influencers.
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Just as when Mr James compiled a trio of stars of his own in Miami in 2010, such monstrosities are an unintended consequence of the league's maximum individual contract.
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It may be too late for me, as I already look to see if anyone will import these monstrosities into the US so that I can own a pair.
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For some reason, the beloved duo that filled your childhood with joy and a strange, insatiable appetite for grubs has been replaced by these hyperrealistic, vaguely terrifying CG monstrosities.
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But not all of our favorite lost treats are from the '90s; the decades before and after those precious years also brought us plenty of fast food delights (and monstrosities).
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These monstrosities tend to manifest as multi-arm, arachnid-like beasts that feel more at home in a deep sea fishing slideshow than anywhere remotely close to your computer setup.
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A small marquee sells cheeseburgers and hot dogs for three quid [$3.95], and they are all better than the thirst trap monstrosities you get at any London street food festival.
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This interests me because smaller, more powerful interactive, heads-up displays could sell more units and get more use if they are not giant monstrosities you wear on your head.
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The game turns each Joy-Con controller into a grip that you tilt and swing to make your chosen inhuman monstrosity move and put the smackdown on other inhuman monstrosities.
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Gordon's fiction traverses the Catholic world like a submarine, diving to the depths of its monstrosities and surfacing into the secular world to reveal intimate knowledge of what lies beneath.
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This is also a big city, so yeah, we have a predictable number of uber-fancy, molecular gastronomy monstrosities that consistently top every "Best Restaurant in Chicago" list month after month.
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The duo may look like hairy, beady-eyed monstrosities now, but according to the glowing reviews coming out of The Lion King's early screenings, they're also, uh, highlights of the film?
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From transition lenses to sock-and-sandal monstrosities and Hawaiian shirts tucked into too-high cargo shorts, the ~lewks~ you typically associate with dads don't lend themselves all that well to coolness.
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The first smartwatches were bulky, ugly monstrosities that only the most ardent of tech addicts could stomach wearing every day, but over the past few years, smartwatches have become much more fashionable.
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This is Ishiguro delving into monstrosities hidden beneath a stiff British upper lip, and while Remains of the Day may or may not make you cry, it will certainly make you shiver.
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But in the name of Keanu, I wore them for exactly 20 minutes before I decided I'd rather have my retinas burned to ash than wear these nose framing monstrosities for another second.
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Though it's not the most exciting cuisine, seeing as you can get those at most American fairs or carnivals, we do appreciate his willingness to go all in with two of these monstrosities.
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"In the 18th century, the smartest men in the world were running around trying to find unicorns and mermaids and monstrosities," said Vaughn Scribner, an assistant history professor at the University of Central Arkansas.
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As someone who routinely plays such levels on stream, taking pride in beating monstrosities engineered to grind you into pulp, I also understand being mad about how they overshadow what else is out there.
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" The video was released by Adult Swim, who attempts to put Cyriak's mind-exploding animation into words, calling the video, "an LSD-nightmare miasma of cat limbs and teeth fractalizing into feline Cthulhu-esque monstrosities.
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We're capable of the worst monstrosities that any kind of demon you can drum up in the film, so this one, sort of taking on the ideas of racism, is just one example of that.
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Luckily, there are bins of cat parts to turn these adorable little monstrosities into proper felines (or potentially make them even more monstrous) by pulling off their old parts and magically placing on new ones.
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The option was added to the service last night and allowed users to "send and mic drop" their emails, automatically attaching a gif of a minion — those irritating yellow monstrosities — disdainfully tossing away a microphone.
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It's another thing entirely to attempt that same success on a three-row SUV, as the class is full of bloated monstrosities that sacrifice any semblance of fun or interest to the altar of practicality.
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That's resulted in cornflakes becoming "Veganic Sprouted Ancient Grain Flakes;" chickpeas becoming pumpkin pie hummus; and plates being replaced with cans of Spam, egg cartons, boxes of popcorn, and all manner of monstrosities on r/WeWantPlates.
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But religion may be the series's ultimate mystery, unless Scott and his writing crew make more of an effort to show what belief in God means to the characters before they get gutted by alien monstrosities.
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Each death is another opportunity to delve deeper into the gnarled web of crypts, sewers, and rooftops that make up the prison colony you're trying to escape, and the path is thick with monstrosities and obstacles.
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Sure, an even bigger battery, like the massive 412Wh EcoFlow River, 434Wh Anker Powerhouse, or 3003Wh Goal Zero Yeti would have been ideal for a trip like this, but you can't take those monstrosities on an airplane.
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As a test, I had my dog—who has both a refined palate and functioning eyesight—come up with a menu of her own, free of charge, for stadium concessions to start selling instead of monstrosities like these.
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We are currently in the midst of a strange cultural moment where Hollywood has decided that the best way to cash in on our collective nostalgia is to bring back our favorite childhood characters as bizarre, hyperreal monstrosities.
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These athletic monstrosities moved at insane speeds, sweat spinning off them like someone fucked a sprinkler, their enormous—as noted, they're very tall—bodies twisting and turning in ways that something that size absolutely shouldn't be able to.
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The Angels deserve special mention as a cavalcade of utterly weird, often terrifying monstrosities, ranging from a yonic whale with laser tentacles to a floating octahedron to a tiny two-dimensional being with a giant gonzo three-dimensional shadow.
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The Gaines may be retiring from television, but I'd bet money that the heads of HGTV, mourning the loss of their most reliable fixture, will rerun every episode of Fixer Upper until their freshly remodeled houses age into tomorrow's outdated monstrosities.
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"In this whole body of work, these figures and retelling their stories, is the idea about what it means to embrace monstrosities, and to take this power that these jinn have and use it against the powers that oppress," Allahyari says.
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"Under the sway of the four Old Gods of Azeroth, familiar friends have been corrupted (and have sprouted a few extra eyeballs in the process), new monstrosities have appeared, and unrest spreads throughout the tavern with every turn," Blizzard explains.
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The "we" in this instance is a set of broken, messy kids and young adults working with a shadowy pseudo-military agency called NERV and a set of giant, biomechanical monstrosities called the Evangelions, which need young—troublingly young—pilots.
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Because, hey, if taxpayers have to pay out the ass for these monstrosities that host, like, 20 events a year, they should at least exalt in the glory of the bird and the human pursuit of the sky and stars, right?
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Instead, the opening Cybertron battle in Bumblebee focuses on just a handful of classic Transformers, with characters like Soundwave and Shockwave showing up with simplified designs that hew closely to the original iconic toys, rather than the overwrought monstrosities seen in previous films.
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But it was known for blocks in every direction, at least around this time of year, and not because she went wild with multicolored lights or put one of those sleigh-plus-Santa monstrosities on the roof, the way some Christmas exhibitionists did.
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Nvidia announced its new design philosophy back in May, and I'd spent the intervening weeks unable to shake the sense that this was all just a great big marketing ploy—an acknowledgement that Nvidia's most powerful GPUs often end up in great big computing monstrosities.
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It's also immensely satisfying to go to bed with alternating rows of crisp still frames and flesh-toned blobs, and wake up to find that an AI has sorted them into this: Sure, the model still produces half-human monstrosities whose provenance I barely understand.
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Before anyone panics and checks out the window for mutated monstrosities, it should be said right away that this isn't a nightmare scenario by any means: the tool can still be used in many ways safely, and the clinical repercussions of the damage are unexplored.
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Shinji is catapulted not only into perilous battles against a diverse array of giant, unknowable monstrosities, but also into the role of a hero, a soldier, a savior, an adult, a man—one he never wanted or asked for, and has trouble fitting into.
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To be free is to be able to give your own answer to this question; but in our lives, the answer comes to us in the form of wages and such potent monstrosities as the rate of return on investment in our human capital.
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By bringing an American-style detective story to Weimar Berlin — a city Mr. Kutscher calls the most American European city — he has helped popularize an era that has remained shrouded in Germany because of the monstrosities and guilt of the Nazi era that succeeded it.
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He's basically saying that we still don't have the technological know-how to detect an Earth-like atmosphere around an Earth-like planet, and that the atmospheres we can detect are deep, thick monstrosities incapable of harboring life (or at least, life as we know it).
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I have no idea what kind of eldritch construction is capable of withstanding the immense pressures and temperatures at the Earth's core, but given the other mutants and monstrosities present in the Mario games, we can assume that there are dark forces at work the Mushroom Kingdom.
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His collection of supremely terrible suits—monstrosities in shades of nitrate-y meat and hallucinogenic wallpaper and disco waterfowl, without one ever being repeated—marked him as a clown, but everything else suggested that he was an admirable man in a public but mostly unimportant job.
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The track is the sonic equivalent of those horrifying milkshake monstrosities that dazzled the Instagram feeds of suburban teens this year—take the hi-fi bombast of a Hard Summer headlining set, pile on a pound of sprinkles, and top it with a whole slice of cake.
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Photo: Alice Pepperell There are giant puppets, scarecrows with horribly long arms, fanciful shop fronts straight from your childhood filmic memory bank, eerie circuses, and animatronic monstrosities—giving it all a feel of the grotesque, with a more than a bit of Tim Burton thrown in for good measure.
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Gone is the iPhone X-esque camera notch that graced the Pixel 3 XL. To house its extra sensor and selfie camera, the Pixel 4 has a large bezel at the top of the screen (although it's nothing like the monstrosities on the front of the Pixel 2).
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The political imperative to cut net migration to Britain led to absurdities such as expelling international students once they graduate and monstrosities such as the Windrush scandal, in which children of Caribbean migrants who came to Britain between 1948-71 and who were legally resident in the country were threatened with deportation.
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The most profound political change in 85033 is that the Trump presidency and the GOP rule in the House and Senate that produced bills that most Americans oppose and many consider legislative monstrosities, fomented a powerful and growing resistance that provoked a huge turnout from anti-Trump and anti-GOP voters in elections throughout 2017.
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Better to wear discontent on the outside, I learned, like the Red River Valley trees, which, frozen for nearly half the year, are forced to stop growing for so long that I imagine they begin again in spring with no recollection of where they left off, rushing to make up lost time through hot, dry Winnipeg summers, twisting their bodies over the years into strange, mangled monstrosities I've never seen the likes of anywhere else.
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The factories had been popping up in all the old industrial cities, the Syracuses and Baltimores, and in the small coastal towns like theirs, though the new factories were nothing like the old fire-breathing monstrosities; by the time Pierce had turned ten, the top two floors of the pulp mill had gone dark, used only for storage; by the time he'd turned twenty, the front entrance had been planked and the danger signs posted.
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For the most part centered in cosmopolitan Paris, these advances include the emergence of portrait photography; plein-air painting; Impressionism; Orientalism; the world's fair; the one-man art exhibition; the realist novel; the penny dreadful, short story and serialized roman feuilleton (three forms particularly well suited to consumption on train trips); the railway station bookstore; the grand opera ("a revolution on the stage"); and the Gesamtkunstwerk (a countervailing "revolution on the operatic stage," begun by Richard Wagner to free German music and drama from the "monstrosities" of French civilization in general and the grand opera in particular).
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