Maybe both are more of a problem for people with smaller noggins.
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Those little birds better be grateful I care about their feathered noggins.
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With all those noggins hitting the pavement you'd think more people would wear a helmet.
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Coal beanies are soft, warm, come in great colors, and fit the biggest of noggins.
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The Solution How do we have more orgasms and quiet the insidious thoughts inside our noggins?
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In other words, our faculty of language may be inextricably tied to the structure of our noggins.
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Scooter- and bike-share companies have been trying to get riders to protect their noggins for some time.
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Even those with regular noggins told me that the Solo Pros were a little too tight against their ears.
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In fact, the tops of their noggins have less coverage than this week's icy-slick greens at Augusta National.
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But a new study shows the subtle ways our long-lasting partnership has molded the noggins of our dogs.
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These adult-sized noggins are made in America and designed to work with any propane or natural gas fire pit.
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"As long as people keep making news, I guess Big Noggins will still be a popular fan amenity for us."
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But new research into the tiny noggins of a recently discovered human relative called Homo naledi may challenge that notion.
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Those challenges in our environment, and less so challenges in our social groups, led to the rapid expansion of of noggins.
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Far greater visual wonders await festival-goers who plop a big virtual reality helmet like the Oculus Rift on their noggins instead.
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The goal is to clear the stage before the blocks reach the bottom and bonk your kittens on their little kitten noggins.
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Those gifted with large noggins, be warned: you might find that these on-ear headphones clamp down too hard on your ears.
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The Skeleton helmets at the Pyeongchang Olympics are creative pieces of art that not only serve to protect the the riders' noggins.
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As such, it's equipped with all manner of defenses, including a skunk-like spray and, yes, one of the weirdest noggins among insects.
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Catching the Pokémon themselves is relatively simple: You just flick a Poké Ball in their direction, whack them on their noggins, and that's that, gotcha.
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Some believe that "whole-brain emulation," an intelligence derived from our squishy noggins, would be less threatening than an A.G.I. derived from zeros and ones.
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If ever there was a no-brainer appropriate for the skill level of the empty noggins in Albany, it was the bill to ban revenge porn.
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Investing in frontier technology is (and isn't) cleantech all over again Perhaps for the first time ever, our noggins have stolen the spotlight from our hips.
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The springy headband design and plush ear cushions (which are cool to the touch) make it a joy to wear, especially for folks with larger noggins.
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Wrap your noggins around this: No player in three different centuries of golf history has ever won consecutive majors in wire-to-wire fashion, with no ties.
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Rather than just naming the piece of wax, Crayola is instead calling on the people of North America to use their exhausted noggins to make yet another decision.
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According to The Verge's Chris Welch who reviewed the Beats Solo Pro, they're the best Beats headphones yet, though their fit isn't tailored to those with large noggins.
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The idea is to protect drivers' noggins from flying debris, but engineers spent a lot of time figuring out how to keep the cars nice and speedy despite it.
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Nerf has unveiled six new blasters available this fall—which means foam darts will soon start raining down on little noggins with greater accuracy, greater speed, and from longer distances.
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Of course, there's a strict dress code that requires everyone to style out their noggins with massive head wear ... which explains why the Seahawks superstar looks like the Monopoly guy.
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This is one of the great questions in human evolution: What happened to make the small, early brains of Lucy and her kind balloon into the smarty-pants, socially adept noggins we have today?
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Out of all the foods rappers have formed relationships with—Rick Ross's lobster bisque breakfast, Kanye's fish fillet snobbery, Drake's tuna sandwich heartbreak—it's tofu that has a generation of rappers' noggins truly twisted.
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Opening a plastic bin, he produced a handful of plastic noggins severed from bobblehead dolls — mostly of professional basketball players like James Harden and Sheryl Swoopes, along with the odd Michael Jackson or Muhammad Ali.
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One of the biggest surprises from this newer research relates to raccoons, whose brains were found to be similar in size to those of cats, but the masked bandits' noggins hold as many neurons as dogs' do.
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Scientists had previously described an odd relationship between skull size and season in some shrew and weasel species, where winter was full of individuals with smaller skulls, and summer was dominated by animals with comparatively voluminous noggins.
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Illustration by Taylor Lewis Out of all the foods rappers have formed relationships with—Rick Ross's lobster bisque breakfast, Kanye's fish fillet snobbery, Drake's tuna sandwich heartbreak—it's tofu that has a generation of rappers' noggins truly twisted.
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The ponderous table-shape and jumble of "Untitled (autumn 2627)" could be the mother of all Cubist still lifes, while the buoyant "Untitled (Viennese head)" speaks for generations of cartoonish, possibly hat-wearing noggins from Klee and Chagall forward.
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If you took the bald, aged noggins of Jan Švankmajer and sent them into a time tunnel à la Bill and Ted's Excellend Adventure, but Pinhead from Hellraiser hopped in, they might come out on the other side looking something like the visceral, fraught sculptures of Sarah Sitkin.
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Life Noggins explains that in a simulation with 100 nuclear bombs being dropped between Pakistan and India, black carbon would rise to the stratosphere and absorb sunlight which would increase the temperature up there while decreasing the temperature on the surface of the Earth and in the water of the oceans.
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Once the games started I was a little shocked actual Vikings had the free time to play tug-a-war on a piece of hide, or try to the steal the hats off each other's noggins in a game of "worm," but I guess they had some time to kill after they finished killing their enemies and sailing all day.
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It's the kind of setup one could only expect from this stage of capitalism: In a country replete with food deserts, three private-school alums bonked their noggins together and started a business based on selling salads with slick branding, and are now so successful that they can do things like pay Kendrick Lamar to play a salad-funded music festival where they sell things like a "Beets Don't Kale My Vibe" salad.
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The Greenwich church building was sold to Noggins Corner Farm and has been renamed Bishop Hall. It currently functions as a space for community gatherings.
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There are five farm markets located on the main road in Greenwich, they include: Elderkin's Farm Market & Cider Company, Stirling Fruit Farms, Hennigar's Farm Market, Noggins Corner Farm and Avery's Farm Market.
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Noggins Corner Farm Market is on the site of original 1760 land grants for Timothy and William Bishop and is run by members of the Bishop family descended from Timothy. The farm market was established by Sandy and Avard Bishop who took over the farm in 1955.
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It ran every weekday from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. The main Nickelodeon channel included a Noggin programming block as part of its lineup from 1999 to 2001. The block was originally titled "Noggins Up" and became "Noggin on Nickelodeon" during its second year on the air.
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The comments of alt.tv.simpsons have been quoted or cited in the writings of mass media commentators. This has led to situations in which relations between writers and viewers have become strained. In 1994, Simpsons creator Matt Groening acknowledged he and the other showrunners have been reading the newsgroup and in frustration said, "Sometimes I feel like knocking their electronic noggins together".
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The comments of alt.tv.simpsons have been quoted or cited in the writings of mass media commentators. This has led to situations in which relations between writers and viewers have become strained. In 1994, Simpsons creator Matt Groening acknowledged he and the other show runners have been reading the newsgroup and in frustration said, "Sometimes I feel like knocking their electronic noggins together".
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Alcoholic drinks were originally served in wooden cups called "noggins". In Britain, the drink was originally popular among the aristocracy. "Milk, eggs, and sherry were foods of the wealthy, so eggnog was often used in toasts to prosperity and good health." Those who could afford milk and eggs and costly spirits mixed the eggnog with brandy, Madeira wine or sherry to make a drink similar to modern alcoholic egg nog.
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Greenwich is a Canadian rural community located in eastern Kings County, Nova Scotia. It was previously known as Noggins Corner, as travelers could procure a noggin of rum at a local public house. The community is bordered to the south by the Wolfville Ridge, immediately west of the town of Wolfville and east of the village of New Minas. It is also bordered on the north by the south bank of the Cornwallis River (also known as Chijekwtook), opposite the village of Port Williams.
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In 1971, the group added the bassist Michael Kane to their line-up and put out two more albums Good & Dusty (1971), which featured "Hippie from Olema" (an answer to Merle Haggard's "Okie from Muskogee"), and High on a Ridgetop (1972), before disbanding. Young, Levinger and Bauer all went on to solo careers, of which only Young had any notable success. Levinger, Bauer and Kane were part of another group, Noggins, in 1972, which lasted for only one album, Crab Tunes. Bauer died of a brain tumor in September 1982, at the age of 40.
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As Pinky sobs uncontrollably, Brain angrily reads the letter and is surprised to see Pinky asked for nothing for himself, requesting that all of his gifts be delivered to the Brain instead. Brain is deeply moved, and when Pinky informs him the Noodle Noggins are working, Brain is too emotional to demand world domination. He orders everyone to have a Merry Christmas instead, and smashes the equipment in a fit of rage. On Christmas Day, Pinky and the Brain exchange gifts, an Earth-shaped keychain for the Brain and a spell checker for Pinky.
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While Pinky is writing his Christmas list to Santa Claus, whom he believes in with great faith, Brain is developing a new hypnotic doll called Noodle Noggin. Brain calculates that by manufacturing and distributing one billion Noodle Noggins, the world's population can be hypnotized into accepting Brain as ruler. When Brain spots on an advertisement for jobs as Santa's workshop, he realizes the elves would be ideal to make the dolls, and Santa can deliver them. The mice set off by plane, hiding in a dummy while a female pilot unwittingly flies them to the North Pole.
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