Food is one of the most pleasurable things in life.
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It's time for the most pleasurable part of the skincare gauntlet.
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In reality, that's not always the most pleasurable position if you don't have a penis.
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Here are some ways to have the most pleasurable sex party experience, whether it's your first or 50th.
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Onto the show — the Opry was one of the most pleasurable music performances I've attended in recent memory.
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However, having sex as a newbie can be intimidating, awkward, and not the most pleasurable experience in the world.
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Sex is one of the most primal, most pleasurable, and — from an evolutionary standpoint — most essential of human functions.
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"Like most pleasurable experiences, we try to seek it and we would be reluctant to let it go," DeMaria says.
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We've spent the year creating guides to help you explore your body in the most pleasurable and safest ways possible.
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Image: CC0Dipping bread in a bowl of fresh, extra virgin olive oil ranks as one of the most pleasurable gastronomic experiences possible.
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It only seems appropriate that we pass the time waiting for season 4 of Broad City in, well, the most pleasurable way possible.
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The 2015 movie, from Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi, already played like a tight, brief season of TV, in the most pleasurable way.
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But the white stone of this particular house rippled as if reacting to a hand that had found its most pleasurable point of contact.
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"One of the most pleasurable aspects of my life has been to see him become a father, because he's a wonderful father," he says of John.
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While anal sex from behind can feel marvelous (and indeed provides fairly easy butthole access), it's neither the only nor the most pleasurable position for everyone.
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Ultimately, some of the most pleasurable moments were the most unexpected, and the ones that most fully disproved my father's warning against returning to the familiar.
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The joy shines through, particularly the stunning final 20-ish minutes, which for my money are among the most pleasurable available at the movies this year.
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Swimming is one of the most pleasurable things you can do on a vacation, and the experience is even more special if you're doing it in the buff.
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But alas, in the same way that RAW pictures don't look as lovely as nicely processed images, raw music rarely sounds its most pleasurable on the HD 800.
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Vaivode and Grinbergs, though, have been working on the Allure Art Kits for over a year, experimenting to find the most pleasurable (and washable) paints in the world.
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"I probably had the most pleasurable professional experience of my life," Mr. Pedersen, still lithe at 81, said during a recent walk through the Shelter Island History Center.
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Water heated to around 27 degrees Fahrenheit (about 225 degrees Celsius) and poured over the grounds will extract all of coffee's most pleasurable essences in a matter of minutes.
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In our opinion, your hand is the best tool you have to eat with and it is one of the most pleasurable things to eat with your hands and fingers.
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The most pleasurable to see was Miuccia Prada, who recast the black Pocone nylon on which she first made her reputation in the 1980s as big, boxy and covetable outerwear.
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The British actress did say the most pleasurable aspect of being part of the Potterverse was that it allowed her to bond more with her five grandchildren, according to the Standard.
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You could draw a graph of this show, and that might be the most pleasurable way to consume it — tracking the way its time-hopping narrative ultimately comes together to make sense.
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RELATED: 10 Ways to Improve Your Relationship Instantly Consume healthy fats You know how avocados are some of the most pleasurable foods to eat, with their rich taste and smooth, decadent texture?
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As Jupiter entered fellow fire sign Sagittarius, you experienced incredible growth and optimism and your love life and creative endeavors—your most pleasurable relationships brought you inspiration, even if it sometimes felt hard to read.
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Let me tell you about the Kentucky Derby, one of the longest and most pleasurable days in journalism — modern or otherwise — which I've been fortunate to cover now for 17 of the past 203 years.
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I feel the most pleasurable thing about being adult is enduring the busy day and then getting to retreat to a quiet house where you are free to be yourself and get work done without distractions.
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Their Shakespeare is sad and a little weary, but far from beaten down, evidenced by the movie's most pleasurable scene: An extended fireside chinwag between Will and his longtime crush, the Earl of Southampton (a wicked Ian McKellen).
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I am also a visionary fiction writer (part of the Octavia's Brood team) and a pleasure activist, which means I believe pleasure is an important measure of freedom, and that we need to make justice the most pleasurable experience we can have.
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"The more soda you drink, the bigger the 'reward,' and as would happen with most pleasurable things, we develop an affinity and want even more of them," said Cordialis Msora-Kasago, a registered dietitian nutritionist and spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
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And I think it also leads to women not reaching their sexual potentials and not having the most pleasurable, positive a sex life we possibly can because we feel like we can't be like, no that thing you're doing with your hand actually feels like shit, my clit is over here.
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"Never Be Like You" felt kind of like EDM's answer to the brave new pop future that FKA Twigs first promised with her deliriously off-kilter, Arca-co-produced second EP: a pop music where that form's most pleasurable tropes, and a spirit of punk disruption, could peacefully co-exist.
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Well, if the thought of Ariana Grande getting a ridiculous hand tattoo that somehow says "Small charcoal grill finger ♡" elicits the deepest most pleasurable sense of schadenfreude possible, then you'd be in luck, because Kokatu's translators say that if you're reading the tattoo how Japanese is supposed to be read—right to left, top to bottom—that's what it says.
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An apadravya is generally considered the most pleasurable piercing for partners during vaginal intercourse.
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Exhibitionism was her art form. By entering a room, > she turned everyone else into a spectator. Her lovers were her favourite > audience. In the most pleasurable way, the marchesa disturbed my Toronto- > reared sensibility.
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The popularity of The Hasheesh Eater led to interest in the drug it described. Not long after its publication, the Gunjah Wallah Co. in New York began advertising "Hasheesh Candy": > The Arabian "Gunjh" of Enchantment confectionized. — A most pleasurable and > harmless stimulant. — Cures Nervousness, Weakness, Melancholy, &c.
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I love my pussy, it is the complete summation of my life." Sex contains statements like "ass fucking is the most pleasurable way to get fucked and it hurts the most too". "There is something comforting about being tied up. Like when you were a baby and your mother strapped you in the car seat.
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A white Rioja made mostly from the Viura grape. The grape is mostly used to make mildly acidic and young white wines mostly suitable for early consumption or blending with other varieties, both red and white. Some of the most pleasurable examples of the variety are planted along the Pyrenees, where it is used to produce highly saline and textural white wine. It is probably the best white wine grape for natural wine making in warmer climates.
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Aristotle had a strong belief that music should be a part of one's education, alongside reading and writing, and gymnastics. Just as men must work hard in their duties, they must also be able to relax well. According to Aristotle, all men could agree that music was one of the most pleasurable things, so to have this as a means of leisure was only logical. Amusing oneself was not considered a viable hobby, or else we would not want to help in society.
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P. Adams Sitney described Flaming Creatures as "a myth of recovered innocence" in which Smith "utterly transforms his sources and uncovers a mythic center from which they had been closed off."Sitney 2002, pp. 335–7. Jonathan Rosenbaum called the film "one of the greatest and most pleasurable avant-garde movies ever made". According to The Village Voice Film Guide, Gregory Markopoulos "was only slightly exaggerating when he commented that ... early audiences were astounded when their secret Hollywood fantasies burst upon the screen".
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His photographs were typically sold as stereo cards or lantern slides, the latter of which Rau described as the most "pleasurable" branch of photography.William H. Rau, "Lantern-Slides," The American Annual of Photography and Photographic Times Almanac (New York: Scoville Manufacturing Company, 1889), p. 188. For his railroad company panoramics, he used a modified Moessard camera with a Ross portable symmetrical lens,William H. Rau, "How I Photograph Railroad-Scenery," Photo-Era, Vol. 36, No. 6 (June 1916), pp. 261-265.
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Variety and combination of colours is most pleasurable. Knight makes much of the need to fragment an image into tonal and colouristic "masses", a view that has been claimed to anticipate the late work of Turner, or even Impressionism. However, it most directly justifies the practices of contemporary painters of picturesque landscapes, such as Girtin, whose stippling effects are comparable to Knight's account of pleasing colour combinations. Knight commissioned landscape artist, Thomas Hearne to produce several drawings of the grounds of his home, Downton Castle in Herefordshire.
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In 2014, Wall competed at the Zelta Karlis circus festival in Riga, Latvia. He was presented with the "People's Choice" special prize, given to the act found "...most pleasurable to the Latvian people." In 2015, Wall was invited to perform at the 3rd annual Festival Universario de Circo, circus festival held at La Universidad Mesoamericana, which is home to the Mexico's traditional circus school, in Puebla, Mexico. At the culmination of the festival, he was presented with the Crotalus Scholaris Medal - the highest award the university offers.
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The design was provoked by a previous work by Bell, a fantasy of simplicity and purity, and the Seccull's requested a translation of this garden temple into a home. Bell himself felt that his relationship with the clients, the Seccull's was one of the most satisfying of his career, and the result one of his most pleasurable works. Serenity and privacy were of prime importance to Bell. The entire property is surrounded by a rendered brick three-metre perimeter wall, within which the flat roofed F shaped plan creates two major courtyard / garden spaces.
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Apadravya is one of the functional genital piercings; it enhances sexual pleasure. In homosexual anal sex, compared to the more common Prince Albert (and its counterpart Reverse Prince Albert piercing), apadravya has the advantage of stimulating the prostate in both rear entry and missionary. It is generally thought of as the most pleasurable for female sexual partners because, compared to Prince Albert, it reportedly allows stimulation of both the G-spot and A-spot in vaginal intercourse. Some men choose to wear special vibrating jewellery during sex, which further enhances pleasure.
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Jeremy Bentham (1789) Bentham explicitly described what types and qualities of pain and pleasure exist, and how human motives are singularly explained using psychological hedonism. Bentham attempted to quantify psychological hedonism. Bentham endeavored to find the ideal human behavior based on hedonic calculus or the measurement of relative gains and losses in pain and pleasure to determine the most pleasurable action a human could choose in a situation. From an evolutionary perspective, Herbert Spencer, a psychological egoist, argued that all animals primarily seek to survive and protect their lineage.
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The Washington Post felt that Basinger "exudes a sort of chaste sultriness", in what Roger Ebert described as "one of the best films of the year". The role earned her an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, as well as the Golden Globe and Screen Actor's Guild Award. She holds the distinction of being the only actress who has both posed nude in Playboy and won an Academy Award. In a 2000 interview with Charlie Rose, Basinger said that L.A. Confidential and her next film, I Dreamed of Africa (2000), were the most pleasurable of her career.
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The referee T.Crew also enjoyed the game, congratulating both sides on a sporting display that "was the most pleasurable game he had ever officiated". Vale followed this by picking just four points in their next thirteen games to almost certainly doom the club to relegation – crucially though were the two points they earned from a 3–0 win over Barnsley. With two games to go they were three points (and inferior goal average) behind the tykes. After a 2–1 win over Chesterfield matched by a 4–1 home defeat by Barnsley, they were just behind by a single point.
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Here, Heywood wrote a long letter to his family describing the voyage to date, with vivid descriptions of life at sea. Initially, Heywood relates, sailing had been "in the most pleasurable weather imaginable". In describing the attempts to round Cape Horn he writes: "I suppose there never were seas, in any part of the known world, to compare with those we met ... for height, and length of swell; the oldest seamen on board never saw anything to equal that ..." Bligh's decision to turn east was, Heywood records, "to the great joy of everyone on board".Dening, p. 68.
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The film was a box office hit and grossed over $70 million in the United States. The film, unlike the novel, was warmly received by critics. Janet Maslin of The New York Times wrote that Eastwood had managed to create "a moving, elegiac love story at the heart of Mr. Waller's self-congratulatory overkill", while Joe Morgenstern of The Wall Street Journal described it as "one of the most pleasurable films in recent memory". Longworth believes that Streep's performance was "crucial to transforming what could have been a weak soap opera into a vibrant work of historical fiction implicitly critiquing postwar America's stifling culture of domesticity".
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Later, he met King Bimbisāra, who attempted to share his royal power with the former prince, but the now ascetic Gautama refused. The story of Prince Siddhārtha's renunciation illustrates the conflict between lay duties and religious life, and shows how even the most pleasurable lives are still filled with suffering. Prince Siddhārtha was moved with a strong religious agitation (Sanskrit and ) about the transient nature of life, but believed there was a divine alternative to be found, found in this very life and accessible to the honest seeker. Apart from this sense of religious agitation, he was motivated by a deep empathy with human suffering (Sanskrit and ).
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While eating the Eucharist, Blannbekin claimed to taste Christ; on one occasion, a sexually immoral priest could not find his Eucharist, which Blannbekin claimed to have felt in her own mouth. Similarly, she described drinking a "refreshing spiritual drink" from the spear wound of Jesus. Supposed visitations from Jesus himself caused an orgastic reaction: "Agnes herself was filled with an excitement in her chest every time that God visited her that was so intense that it went through her body and that it burned as a result, not in a painful but in a most pleasurable manner." The eroticism of Blannbekin’s visions are not without precedent; other mystics also presented Christ images with sexual effects or connotations.
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As a cricket writer, he generally concentrated on bringing out the character of the players that he was writing about, and he made liberal use of humour. In these characteristics, and in that his cricket memories went back as far as the first decade of the 20th century, he might be compared with Neville Cardus, though Thomson was writing from a Yorkshire rather than a Lancashire perspective. He once said that cricket had given him more unalloyed pleasure over a longer period than anything else, and that pleasure was evident in his writing. Thomson saw cricket not only as the most pleasurable of pastimes but also quite like the Poet Laureate might see it – an eternally vibrant display of colour, spirit, humour and conflict.
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The domain (also known as the Human domain) is based on passion, desire, doubt, and pride. Buddhists see this domain as the realm of human existence. Although it may not be the most pleasurable domain to live in, a human rebirth is in fact considered to be by far the most advantageous of all possible rebirths in samsara, because a human rebirth is the only samsaric domain from which one can directly attain Bodhi (enlightenment), either in the present rebirth (for Buddhas and Arhats) or in a future rebirth in a Deva domain (for Anagamis). This is because of the unique possibilities that a human rebirth offers: beings in higher domains just choose to enjoy the pleasures of their realms and neglect working towards enlightenment, while beings in lower domains are too busy trying to avoid the suffering and pain of their worlds to give a second thought to liberation.
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" Kenneth Turan of Los Angeles Times said, "Think of The Adventures of Tintin as a song of innocence and experience, able to combine a sweet sense of childlike wonder and pureness of heart with the most worldly and sophisticated of modern technology. More than anything, it's just a whole lot of fun." Giving the film 3.5 out of 4 stars, Lou Lumenick of New York Post wrote, "Spielberg and an army of collaborators—deploying motion capture and 3-D more skillfully than in any film since Avatar—turn this unlikely material into one of the year's most pleasurable, family-friendly experiences, a grand thrill ride of a treasure hunt." Richard Corliss of Time wrote, "Motion capture, which transforms actors into cartoon characters in a vividly animated landscape, is the technique Spielberg has been waiting for—the Christmas gift … that he's dreamed of since his movie childhood.
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