The first thing to do here is consider the structural problem that results in collective submission to an object, sure, but a close second, and maybe more important for practical, results-oriented kiddos like me, is to consider the ooze of inattention—a bioluminescent ooze, but an ooze nonetheless—that follows submission to a phone.
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The digital purists ooze confidence, although they are still tiny.
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I always thought of the Ooze as an action movie.
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Even so, the skilled performers ooze innocence, joy and exhilaration.
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Nancy comes across a hollowed-out tree dripping blood and ooze.
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Its innate Italian-ness somehow makes it ooze with sex appeal.
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Like the company's previous offerings, these speakers ooze a retro vibe.
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God bless America, with its sloppy ooze of agenda-driven misinformation.
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A little primordial ooze to go with the old primordial dread.
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Unlike cysts, blackheads, or whiteheads, lipomas don't ooze or spew pus.
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It had one foot encased in a brick, the other in ooze.
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A cooked chicken that begins to animate and omit a black ooze.
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When not confined to a container, liquids will splatter, dribble, and ooze.
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The blackened streets ooze with inertia, a dominant populationUnaware of their privilege.
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"Often, materials ooze from beneath the skin of outer layers," Regel explains.
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Maybe, if I wait long enough, if I'm patient, I'll just ooze out.
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This causes—official meat science term here—"exudate" to ooze from the flakes.
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The nasty guts, which a woman in the video calls "icky," ooze out.
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While it is closed-doors, news from the hearing will likely ooze out.
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My feet froze the moment I saw blood ooze out of Mira's nose.
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Pop the yolks all at once, and they ooze, half liquid, half cream.
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What the imitation lacks in stretchiness, it makes up for in buoyant ooze.
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There's something ominous about it, this ooze so thick it might be blood.
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But this is not kid business, and the savagery soon begins to ooze through.
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You just need desire, and a triangle in your head: salt; crunch; melting ooze.
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He is forever repairing things with a gun that issues chemical metal-like ooze.
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Will my pores start to ooze sickly sweet wine juice by the second course?
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You will straight up be entranced watching this red goo ooze down a tube.
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The result is trip-hop that strips away the pomp, leaving only the ooze.
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Painting surfaces are punched or slashed through, or ooze as if with eruptive disease.
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They'd ooze out, glowing and pulsating, and burn a hole through my kitchen counter.
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Perry then adorns fashions that ooze Versailles elegance, complete with towering wigs and pastel patterns.
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It's a refrain we've heard since the first Sidekick climbed out of the primordial ooze.
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Seriously, she was covered, and probably worrying about getting that green ooze in her mouth.
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Normal-sized mosquito bites may turn into large welts, sometimes ones that ooze, she says.
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His forehead swelled, and the holes where the pins were screwed in began to ooze.
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He let his voice ooze with Snape's contempt, the resentment palpable in every dripping syllable.
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The volcanic ridges form where the planet's oceanic slabs slowly pull apart and ooze molten rock.
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Thanos, the Night King, hell, even Scar in The Lion King just ooze this undeniable power.
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The symptoms manifested as grotesque boils that would pop and ooze puss along my panty line.
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On the face of it, the vacancy to become chief executive of Lululemon doesn't ooze appeal.
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The melodies just ooze out of him and you're just chasing the lyric, it seems like.
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Alton got killed yesterday, and then I've gotta watch blood ooze out of another man today.
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Any leakage from the surrounding ooze would thus be likely to have had the same ratio.
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When a magnetism mishap takes place, however, the ooze starts engaging in an antic, claymation dance.
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She catches something, and soon her body is covered in goo and she's puking black ooze.
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In other words, the counter-protesters didn't ooze onto the Common like some unruly flood waters.
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When we close the curtains at night, the upper three floors ooze a beautiful red color.
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Ella Mai's steady cool has a partner in the confident ooze that marks Jorja Smith's singing.
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Chain stores like Crazy Eddie were now free to underprice competitors and ooze across the land.
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Each of the gallery's separate spaces vibrate with common purpose, of big bangs and primordial ooze.
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The controlled surfaces, sourced from picture clippings, ooze and flow in cut-and-paste, smeary amalgamations.
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As we burble into awards season like a primordial swamp ooze, Sesame Street has offered some predictions.
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They're crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, and ooze sticky syrup with every bite.
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New York (CNN Business)Nickelodeon's green slime will soon ooze its way onto the International Space Station.
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They ooze of millennial appeal with their head-banging stage presence and all inclusive message of diversity.
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What we learned today is the cost of front row seats for some truly impressive primordial ooze.
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You'll see his son Danny and wife Wendy flee across honeycomb carpeting as ghosts ooze into frame.
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They're Arinze Stanley's Hyperrealist Drawings [NSFW] Bloody Barfy Babes Ooze Off the Page in Bronwyn Lorelei's Illustrations
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But if these morsels are missing, jellyfish can eat tiny zooplankton — or even just feed on ooze.
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Only in the West have we resisted the crunch, ooze and tastiness that comes with eating bugs.
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"My wife Kim is a popaholic — she likes to pop my bumps and watch them ooze," Ken says.
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The American restaurants in the TGI Fridays chain sell soyabean burgers that ooze blood made of beetroot juice.
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He had the studied, overly cool nonchalance that most teenage boys ooze, whether they feel it or not.
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For the first few days your skin may feel warm, appear reddish and even ooze plasma and ink.
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The whole thing stinks more than the ooze running down Austin's 6th street on a SXSW Saturday morning.
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In "Procession #4" (1971), rounded white forms ooze out of the spaces between bright yellow squares within squares.
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In 2019, meat substitutes (particularly patties that look, smell, and ooze juice like beef burgers) soared in popularity.
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Funk beats ooze from the soundtrack; long scenes dissect the Quik Mix Theory; bullets fly across barren streetscapes.
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As Trump looks ahead to tax reform, he must not ooze desperation like he did with health care.
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But the meltdowns that ooze out of these clashes don't happen in front of a crowd of strangers.
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The Michigan Department of Transportation said it was first alerted to the ooze by a highway assistance driver.
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Even then, the morass of domestic duties threatens to ooze under the doors of our studios and offices.
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When the painted ladies smash into a windshield, the result is a glob of yellow, butter-like ooze.
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Bubbles populate the top of glass while the red ooze loosens in color and texture at the bottom.
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But the longer Valerian runs, the more energy begins to ooze out of it, like it's slowly deflating.
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And at 2:35, you will see more pus than you ever thought could ooze out of someone's skin.
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Jennifer Lopez is one of those stars who just seems to ooze sex appeal no matter what she does.
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That's not to say that trends just miraculously appear at Zara, a ruffled floral blouse from the primordial ooze.
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Not only do these found items ooze unique energy, but they also make for affordable and fire gifting material.
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Why not try these Matcha GF Buckwheat pancakes with Blackberry Spirulina Ooze I'll put the recipe on the blog.
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LA's Draag is the latest act to emerge from the primordial ooze that is the city's scuzz rock rekindling.
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"The imagery that came out of this experiment represented the primordial ooze before cells really existed," Mr. Glass said.
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Nightwish ooze so much kitsch it would be a waste if they didn't crank out a few tear jerkers.
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If one tries too hard the urge to take a shower and scrub off the oleaginous ooze becomes overwhelming.
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Though panzerotti ooze similar fillings, they are made from a thinner dough than calzones and deep-fried, not baked.
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Public and private spaces cannot ooze into each other as they do typically in suburban settings or in projects.
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With more than 14,000 workers running its ship, Ubisoft is keen on hiring individuals who are innovative and ooze creativity.
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It seems only inevitable that something similarly perverse might arise again, from the primordial ooze of our deeply divided country.
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A lot of Frankenfoods emerge from the primordial ooze of the Internet; some beautiful, some strange, and some downright gross.
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But these are performers who spit and fuck and cuss and ooze fierceness even after they undress from the pantomime.
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I pushed down the plunger, slowly feeling the fertility drugs ooze into my body, like little bubbles of stinging hope.
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I was amused and slightly disturbed by the way the beef seemed to sort of ooze out of my bun.
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Instead, it's become a tourist destination where visitors can hike out to watch small lava outbreaks ooze across older flows.
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Musk was initially excited about a "bleeding" system that'd ooze liquid through tiny pores to cool Starship during atmospheric reentry.
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It's a smart piece of design which wouldn't hold up if the game didn't also ooze charm from every pore.
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But the festival, organized by Wolf Eyes' Nate Young, underscored the slow ooze of this absurdist Americana across the country.
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Ah, that's the ooze again, you'd mutter over your morning coffee as you heard the familiar sound of asphalt rending.
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"The slimy folks on the internet will always find the little cracks and crevices and ooze in there," he said.
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Everything here slows to a self-assured ooze, lines drawn out and accented with irreverent takes on ad-libbed parentheticals.
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Not only do their products ooze luxury and innovation, but they're also genuinely powerful and dependable for years to come.
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Now, in this spoiler cast, they are ready to run amok like a Beached Thing emerging from the Chiral ooze.
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On the outskirts of Hawaii's Volcanoes National Park, gobs of hot lava ooze from a heaping mass of solidifying lava.
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And much like Thompson's historic MIB role — she's the first woman leading character in the franchise — victory rolls ooze girl power.
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Two over-medium eggs ooze over a mountain of chilaquiles verde with a side of crispy potatoes and perfectly ripe avocado.
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She gives Daenerys a frigidly polite welcome, as the words "Winterfell is yours" ooze out of her mouth like poison honey.
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Symptoms include pain or itching, small red bumps or white blisters, and ulcers that ooze or bleed and then form scabs.
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In the above video you can see a gloved-person squeezing the 30-year-old cyst until a yellow ooze emerges.
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And big fish may not, as might reasonably be expected, ooze proportionately more DNA into the water than small fish do.
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In some neighborhoods, the bubbling ooze of blue-green algae emits a stench so overwhelming that residents can't even go outside.
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Red Velvet Poke Cake This poke cake lets all the cream-cheesy frosting ooze through for a prime velvety finish. 5.
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That glowing ooze you see in the movies that finds its way into water sources and destroys ecosystems and births supervillains?
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Most of them, especially in the West, ooze outward in a gradient, urban to suburban to exurban to rural to wild.
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No one knows yet what ingredients are in the ooze, or whether any treatments or storage conditions will halt the deliquescence.
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You will hear the sounds of brothers bonded together by ooze and united in strength under the rallying cry of YSL.
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As a sucker for build quality, these headphones ooze style, but more importantly, the feeling that I got my money's worth.
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Girls should simultaneously ooze sexuality but keep it in check lest a boy takes notice and is distracted by a shoulder.
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"Maniac" goes out of its way to ooze class, adding Sally Field in a key supporting role as the story progresses.
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Over a playful percussion section, digital marimba-like sounds twinkle weightlessly and weightless synth pads ooze in a wonderfully gaseous way.
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Together they play grooves that ooze and wend, sounding like a broken trance, or like experimental hip-hop as science experiment.
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Perfectly roasted Brussels sprouts, however, ooze with blue cheese and are quickly devoured, while thyme renders a chicken sipping broth sprightly.
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Since the blueberries in the filling also add moisture, these are soft, puddinglike bars that can ooze a bit when warm.
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Is it that cats naturally ooze some kind of human sex appeal, or that we have thrust sex appeal upon them?
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You might also find that the Pen continues to ooze out some ink for a few seconds after it has turned off.
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It is coated with black ooze, over ten feet deep in places, saturated with polychlorinated biphenyls, heavy metals and other industrial pollutants.
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I'm not the only one who is overwhelmed by the slow ooze of work-oriented obligations that are invading my personal time.
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The toy is definitely for those drawn to the vicarious act of relieving that pressurized bubble and letting what's inside ooze out.
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"One of the coolest things about writing a vampire game is that whatever I do, everyone's going to ooze sexuality," says Ellison.
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Rosie is such a pro I am in awe of her innate talent that seems to ooze so naturally from her performance.
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Few Christmas Doom mods ooze with the personality found here, with its festive corridors and cacodemons designed to look like Christmas ornaments.
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"Using cheddar with crickets shouldn't be weird," he says, as the yellow crumbs begin to ooze into the mix like cartoon sunshine.
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The Bang & Olufsen Beoplay E8 Motion true wireless headphones ooze style and quality, from the leather case to the sweet, classy sound.
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Eczema is a chronic skin condition which is characterized by dry, itchy skin, which can also blister, ooze fluid, scale and thicken.
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The dish was designed to ooze blue-colored or pink-colored cheese when cut into it to reveal a baby's biological sex.
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The inside is a uniformly pale yellow, tender all the way through, but with a touch of leisurely and almost elastic ooze.
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It is also very oily, like the fried rock shrimp and the teppanyaki garlic rice, which will ooze oil as you watch.
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The resulting image-objects are stylized to the opposite extreme of glossy social media, overaccentuating the pockmarks, ooze and fleshiness of reality.
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The aesthetic is high-end streetwear meets high fashion, with face tattoos, hair dyed in wild colors and a prescription-drug ooze.
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As we splashed on Sunday toward our bayou, which continues to ooze across the neighborhood, we passed a neighbor in a kayak.
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"What we are looking at here is the American democratic system in its primordial ooze," Philip Mead, the museum's chief historian, said.
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Cheesy Baked Pasta With Sausage and Ricotta The fresh mozzarella in this recipe is a deliberate choice: It doesn't ooze, it melts.
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Really, Huawei's taken great pains here to make the thing ooze class, right down to the Moleskine-like housing that encases the MateDock.
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The heat of the fire shakes loose the chemical bonds in the gelatin that hold the candy together, which makes the marshmallow ooze.
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The Spanish-style abode boasts interiors that ooze California cool style, a beautiful courtyard, a pool, and a patio with an outdoor fireplace.
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The same ingredients used in a science fair volcano can make your pumpkin appear to puke or ooze disgusting slime from its orifices.
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He wiped the ooze of blood off his elbow, nearly relishing the sting of it—he hadn't been properly scraped up for months.
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Related: These Vagina Watercolors Ooze Energy and Freedom Elvie, the Video Game for Your Vagina Nude Portraits Explore Empathy and the Female Form
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When their owners die, these shells often sink to the seabed, where they accumulate in sedimentary ooze that often gets transformed into rock.
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It really makes you value those people who truly have something to say — who are so passionate, their ideas ooze out of them.
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Oh-weeeeeeeeee. The first few bars in Bruno Mars "24K Magic" literally ooze their way through the ear canal and into the soul.
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After centuries of wear and generations of aquatic colonizers, masts and planking can disintegrate into mounds of debris and layers of seabed ooze.
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It's a state-fair snack, not fussily elevated but enriched, with an ooze of house-made ranch and slab bacon slapped on top.
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But so long as you can keep the ooze factor under control—and you have a willing partner—you can still get sexy.
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Both vocalists sing with pointedness, teasing out lyrics like "from bible belt to tinsel towns, seeing stars behind bars" that just ooze with contempt.
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Related: This Artist Will Color-Blast Your City With Rainbow Autistic Artist Paints the Colors of Emotion These Vagina Watercolors Ooze Energy and Freedom
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Who needs companionship, romance, love, and affection when you can bite through three centimetres of hot buttered wheat and a smear of strawberry ooze?
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For over a decade, the Los Angeles duo of Britt and Alex Brown have unleashed all manners of unearthly ooze under the name Robedoor.
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Often American donors would be compensated not in cash but in chits redeemable at nearby liquor stores, an insalubrious practice nicknamed "ooze for booze".
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When my crew was conquering and progressing, I was home watching Yo Gabba Gabba and feeling my brain slowly ooze out of my ear.
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In both cases, they elevated the Clinton campaign above anything it deserved, while simultaneously exposing all the maggoty ooze of the American right-wing.
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Powered by Anger's irresistible style, its six minutes ooze with a decrepit glamour run through a mesh of the arcana of a haunted Hollywood.
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If your tattoo hasn't healed in four weeks, or if it starts to ooze or swell, then book an appointment with your dermatologist, stat.
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Some people just ooze happiness: They always seem to be smiling and having fun, and let negative emotions and experiences roll off their backs.
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With the format taking its first steps form the primordial ooze, it will be interesting to watch these panels in ten or twenty years.
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Photo via PWR BTTM If you've ever been to a PWR BTTM show, you know that duo Ben Hopkins and Liv Bruce ooze cool.
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Focusing on predominantly young, up-and-coming designers in Seoul, W Concept is full of trend-forward, contemporary priced pieces that just ooze cool.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Damien's Hirst's formaldehyde-filled installations don't just ooze money and pretension — some may also leak potentially dangerous gas.
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From characters standing at the precipice of a sprawling mega-city to a journeyman in a molten landscape, the pieces seem to ooze story.
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But the second act, at the Wartburg court, is slack, framed by endlessly shifting sheer, silky curtains, perhaps meant to contrast Venus's viscous ooze.
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Related: These Vagina Watercolors Ooze Energy and Freedom [NSFW] The Nude Succubi Photos of Alva Bernadine [NSFW] These Sexual Illustrations Will Make You Blush
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Get the stuffed chile tostada: the chile guards a melting filling of panela cheese, which ooze out onto the bed of rice it's served on.
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He claims that during his Catholic-school days, his face was so dotted with zits that if you just touched it, the pustules would ooze.
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For starters, brown recluse bites are usually flat, pale at the center, and don't really ooze — unless they're on your eyelid or toes, that is.
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And, according to the authors of this horrifying mnemonic, recluse bites tend not to ooze fluids or pus — unless they're on your eyelids or toes.
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This rainfall of concern to the south and southwest is likely to ooze over the Washington region this afternoon and evening, and could trigger flooding.
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"Zac and Anna's kiss was cute, but Rebel and myself ooze sex appeal," Devine, the host of the 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards, tells PEOPLE.
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Moreover, far from absorbing water when conditions are damp they actually ooze gel when it rains, and this gel drips off them onto the soil.
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That's something both Hilton and Kardashian — two businesswomen with lucrative careers who ooze self-confidence in every facet of their life — are experts at doing.
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Another variation: 54A, where "Beginning of a cross reference" is SEE PAGE …, which also means "ooze" (if you remove the space between the two words).
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Whirling sledgehammers slapped the balls forward until a final hammer swung down and smashed a Cadbury Creme Egg into a satisfying splat of chocolate ooze.
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Troll culture was forged in the primordial ooze of the internet, in a time when online social interaction took place in rolling walls of text.
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His latest single, "The Sky," is ostensibly an R&B track, powered by one of those flamenco-ish acoustic guitar chord progressions that ooze tension.
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Directed by Jonathan Glazer, the 2014 sci-fi flick stars Scarlett Johansson as an alien succubus, luring hapless Scottish male travellers into a primordial black ooze.
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There are few things that ooze animalistic sexual dynamism quite like condensed cream of mushroom soup lustily slurped off the fevered bodies of two conservative newlyweds.
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Related: These Vagina Watercolors Ooze Energy and Freedom Elvie, the Video Game for Your Vagina A Two-Headed Feminist Play Turns Internal Monologues into Critical Dialogue
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The Hawaii Volcano Observatory is posting photos of ongoing ocean lava ooze here, and you can keep up with the eruption at Kilauea via several webcams.
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If that cork does pop, lava likely wouldn't actually ooze out of Kilauea's summit, since since much of the magna already flowed out through the fissures.
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They burn so bright and ooze out such spectacular alien colors and leave such a lovely fluorescent goo behind that normal candles can't even compare anymore.
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Rivers and streams emptying into the lake were saturated with the mineral calcium carbonate, which caused a lime ooze to slowly rain down, covering the remains.
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It didn't really feel like anything until another day had passed and my foot had begun to swell, itch, and ooze pus like a oversaturated sponge.
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Anyone suffering under the delusion that they won't be covered by the slime, ooze and corruption that envelops anyone associated with her is out to lunch.
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While your house has to ooze sex, you must show zero indication that you try to be sexy — the old double standard is alive and well.
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Santos says he realized in short order he was chomping on shards of glass, and it didn't take long for blood to ooze from his mouth.
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Why it was important: If iPhone OS was the big bang for mobile computing, iPhone OS 2 was when smartphones climbed out of the primordial ooze.
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He made sculptures that evoked the fossilized remains of twentieth-century life: newspaper clippings, key rings, chain links, and other junk, floating in an epoxy ooze.
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For a president who promised to "drain the swamp," taking Bharara off the beat looks curiously like Trump is happy to let it ooze even larger.
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The fact that some truly befuddling science and technology-related policy decisions continue to ooze out of Washington has only added to Curtis's sense of urgency.
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Her live-action animation slideshows are hideous inventions where pepperonis stand in for nipples, curly-haired wigs are pubes, and fake eyeballs pop and ooze pus.
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So we each had one, then tried to split the third, only to have it fall apart and ooze all its cheese filling onto the plate.
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The figures become their environment and the consumable products that we surround ourselves with ooze into their forms until it's all a jumbled mass of abstraction.
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I'm not sure I loved the headquarters — it's very pretty but in an imposing, slightly scary way — but everything about it sure does ooze Apple's sensibility.
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It was a grilled piece of cheese — a typical Argentine appetizer called provoleta, fragrant with oregano, crisped and browned at the edges, and starting to ooze.
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However, warmer air will ooze into the region, changing precipitation to sleet and freezing rain and then plain rain in the immediate area, during the afternoon.
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RB: Ah, so the CrowdStrike Conspiracy is like the little squid in the primordial ooze that eventually becomes the human being a billion years later, you know?
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A floating surface decked out with a hamster wheel, a giant banana, a phone, and a mysterious pile of ooze serves as the home of the Yumyums.
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In Zandalar, there are the areas where the different loas live, like the Garden of the Loa in Zuldazar, which just ooze color and emotion and awe.
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YouTube is attempting to stem the ugly ooze of propaganda and conspiracy theories on its platform with what can be best described as a misleading Band-Aid.
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We were super excited to cut this open and see the filling flow out, but ooze factor aside, this salted egg yolk croissant was quite a letdown.
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Relationships are hard, so is comedy, and the intersection of the two is the primordial ooze for You're the Worst, now entering its third season on FXX.
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For my second shot, I tried to eat it by attacking the crispy corners first, but that just made the egg ooze out like a leaky pipe.
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Well, I guess if you're going to be the spicy filling in a married couple sandwich, you probably would have to ooze a certain level of maturity.
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Beginning to ooze confidence, he pounced in the fifth game of the decider, earning a break point with an angled backhand and converting with a thunderous forehand.
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Related: Digital Skeletons: Artist Creates 100 Varieties Of Radiolarian "Ooze" Stunning Organic VFX Recreate the Big Bang Suspended Liquids Become Cosmic Landscapes in Susie Sie's New Video
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The doughnuts, made from brioche dough, ooze creamy fillings and sport jaunty garnishes; the infinitely layered croissants are large, often filled and also festooned with edible decorations.
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Goopier magma and lava tends to cause more explosive eruptions and form steep-sided volcanoes, while runnier rocks tend to ooze out and create gradually sloping volcanoes.
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Something called the Tuna SOF (South of France), an attempt at pan bagnat, doesn't ooze olive oil, and is served on marble rye, not on a roll.
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All the jealousy and anger pushed below the surface of their lives begins — when the pressure of their situation is applied — to ooze out over the landscape.
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He philosophizes over pictures found in the ooze of the internet: a selfie of a young sailor, a Facebook snapshot of a teen boy brandishing a gun.
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So how can Christians, or anyone for that matter, learn to respond to the outrages, faux and otherwise, that seem to ooze from our screens every day?
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There's nothing Taiwanese about YEN's custard buns, but order them anyway: Served warm, dusted with semi-bitter cacao and shaped like mushrooms, they ooze golden eggy custard.
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Scott's designs for spring-summer 2018 showed that character can ooze out of a leather studded jacket, a pink tulle ballet tutu and a delicate flower dress alike.
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Around the world, dozens of craft breweries that ooze local charm and anti-capitalist mystique—think Camden Town Brewery or Goose Island—are, in fact, owned by ABI.
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We've got a sneak peek of a few panels from the first issue, which takes place before the magic swords, gelatinous ooze, and many-eyed monsters get involved.
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Halpern's collections ooze glamour, so we can't wait to see what's in store for the 28-piece line, available at Topshop stores globally and online from early November.
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But the common condition, which presents itself as red, itchy, inflamed skin, can become so painful and debilitating in severe cases that skin can ooze, crack, and bleed.
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Watching the buttery mixture of curd and fresh cream ooze out of the mozzarella casing is appropriately tantalizing foreplay for the pleasure that is eating this glorious cheese.
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Commonly referred to as "liu sha bao" — golden sand bun — we love the novelty of tearing open a piping hot bun to have golden molten liquid ooze out.
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I had to massage it, soothe it, knead it until I felt it loosen, ooze a bit, and then dissipate as a bright yellow peace down my back.
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Later, on the way north, I fretted about the bananas I had left on the counter, wondering if they would ooze all over the place as they rotted.
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Drug production causes harm to the Amazonian rainforest, but only because the cocaine labs that ooze out such toxic chemicals are located there in order to avoid detection.
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"Zombies" deploys its P-Funk-style synthesizers to ooze along nicely as it sets up a slow-creeping horror-movie scenario that doubles as a warning about exploitation.
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On some tracks, Ms. Reid articulates a chugging pulse, but on "Warm Dark Realness" all four musicians move in a slow ooze, building mystery instead of momentum. G.R.
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Some of these potentially active volcanoes may never erupt, some may ooze lava slowly for years, and some may one day have a massive ejection that wreaks havoc.
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Everyone's triggers are different: some may ooze with satisfaction at the sound of a page turning, others from a laugh -- and others may not experience ASMR at all.
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Bacon Egg and Swiss Croissant This concoction was the messiest of the bunch, and the ooze of mayo-looking sauce wasn't the most visually appealing at first inspection.
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But it probably corresponds very little to what most of us have in mind, and not at all to the ooze-covered beasts of Ridley Scott's electric dreams.
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Then in 2014, the designer dipped his toe into the world of beauty, unveiling ultra-luxe nail polishes and lip lacquers that ooze with the same signature sex appeal.
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Still officially called the Royal Museum for Central Africa, but better known as the Africa Museum, it cannot help but ooze colonial triumphalism, despite recent protestations of egalitarian diversity.
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And then there's the constant refrain of "Oo, look what you made me do," words that ooze with the unhinged logic of a deranged killer in a Tarantino movie.
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A recent Washington Post profile on a mentally ill Trump supporter illustrated how the half-truths and toxic attitudes that ooze from such sites often buoy pro-Trump sentiment.
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The serene, unpeopled places in Leinkauf's footage ooze a tranquil, meditative vibe; neatly geometric, their architectural forms and the play of light upon their surfaces create uncluttered, abstract images.
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Related: These Vagina Watercolors Ooze Energy and Freedom Latina Photo Collective Sets Its Own Beauty Ideals with an Original Calendar 'Nasty Women' PJs Are the Perfect Art Basel Souvenir
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As they cook, they ooze cheese: Yankee Red Hots, $20 for four to pick up at Pig Beach, 480 Union Street (Bond Street), Gowanus, Brooklyn, 718-737-7181, pigbeachnyc.
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But in the event those time-sweetened bonds ooze away, what will be left is an unpalatable aftertaste of division and weakness, precisely what the world's superpower-in-waiting wants.
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At steel mills around the country, the answer is simple: Throw them into a giant caldron, heat them up to 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit and liquefy them into an orange ooze.
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Sinking to my shins in the ooze, I extracted my legs with an unpleasant sucking sound, briefly panicking at the thought that I had stumbled into a pool of quicksand.
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While her skin is tugged away from her face, her feet become engulfed in a green ooze, and her body is bent out of shape, you begin to get the picture.
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A roiling mass of naked flesh, weird noises, various types of ooze, squelching—it's generally a sweaty, unflattering mess, and no amount of soft lighting or artful framing can change that.
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Bruno Mars' "Just The Way You Are" With the song's utterly swoon-worthy lyrics, Mars would have had to make a concerted effort for this video not to ooze with romance.
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More often than not, these are unfathomably spectacular feats on the defensive end that ooze a certain amount of versatility, athleticism, and basketball bravery that's unheard of from someone his size.
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The words Yorke is singing are mostly indecipherable — I can pick out "the angels stroke your head," among other phrases — but I don't mind hearing him turned into pure melodic ooze.
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Class rage was the primordial ooze of Sanders's run, and it represents a potent line of attack against a cartoonish Republican presidential nominee that Clinton is perhaps poorly positioned to exploit.
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Related: Women Frolic Free and Fairly Nude in These Saturated Illustrations [NSFW] Bloody Barfy Babes Ooze Off the Page in Bronwyn Lorelei's Illustrations [NSFW] A Brief History of Japanese Rope Bondage
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Whether through flirty finessing or bank heist levels of preparation, scofflaws have been finding creative ways into places they should not be since the first bouncer crawled out the primordial ooze.
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In a scene when oil seeps up from the ground, the strings ooze and slide through a stretch of overlapping glissandos, until restless inner figures break into every-which-way counterpoint.
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George Papanikolaou, the mayor of Glyfada, said he got a phone call from the Piraeus harbor master warning of the spill only a few hours before the black ooze washed up.
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PFAS, known as "forever chemicals" are in your popcorn—and your blood Ever wondered why, when you microwave popcorn, the oil doesn't ooze out and the paper doesn't light on fire?
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But beyond that, Soundcloud rap came with a unique aesthetic: "high-end streetwear meets high fashion, with face tattoos, hair dyed in wild colors and a prescription-drug ooze," Carmanica wrote.
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It requires performers to match the pitch and prosody of their lines to the chords of a prerecorded electronic score that progresses with the ooze and splash of a lava lamp.
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Right now, the jet stream is flowing far to the north, over Alaska, and then plunging southward toward the Gulf Coast, allowing frigid air to ooze into the U.S. from the Arctic.
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The result, where open water used to be, is a bed of grey ooze up to ten feet deep, with a slurpy fountain of gunk where the dredging pipe empties into it.
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The new report suggests that in order to cover such huge expanses of land, magma would need to ooze outward from its source at a mere 10 to 45 miles per hour.
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Similar to a cheese or chocolate fondue fountain, the Ranch Out fountain features four levels for the dressing to ooze over as you dip your favorite finger foods into its ranch river.
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The "chocolate frivolous" dessert, a mainstay for many years, seemed worn out one night, the warm chocolate cake in the middle of the plate filled with a strangely bitter and oily ooze.
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These dishes, relying heavily—as they do—on the packaged convenience foods that became wildly popular in the period of plenty immediately following World War II, seem to ooze 1950s housewife charm.
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Most telling is the gangrenous person looking up at the besieged saint from below — his green skin covered in boils that ooze puss and blood, and his belly bloated due to starvation.
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Teenagers have been doing dumb, rebellious shit ever since the first organism said "fuck you, Mom and Dad" and dragged itself out of the primordial ooze to set off on dry land.
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Instead of writing snooty synth-lined songs that ooze condescension for their genre, Baltimore bands have made it a point to write music that's focused on both exploration and straight up fun.
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So my gummy eyedrops were built to ooze into the backs of my eyeballs, where they would tack some of those fancy four-color receptors into my standard three-color eyeball nerves.
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Somebody's accidentally let the infernal swamp of badness that exists inside of their soul bubble to the surface, where it's eked noxious ooze out and into the slipstream of the internet. Oops!
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Thanks to the president's lack of an invitation, the McCain memorial service was a profoundly welcome respite and (temporary, I'm sure) antidote to the toxic politics that ooze from his White House.
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The elderly brain loses volume, and as it retracts, the bridging veins from the brain to the dura are under increasing tension, and minor trauma can cause them to ooze or leak.
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Or when you hear popcorn bursting in a bag in your microwave, consider why the oil doesn't ooze out and the paper doesn't burst into flames, even when some kernels turn black.
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Blogger (212018)Blogger, launched in 212, helped pull society out of the primordial ooze of building custom HTML tables every time someone had a random thought they wanted to share with the world.
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Her two-day stay in New York, complete with a ferry ride near the Statue of Liberty, was intended to ooze normality, but visits by presidents of Taiwan are unusual and heavily circumscribed.
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It seems strangely appropriate that as our country becomes more divided and fearful of nuclear war and civil upheaval, more and more people just want to occupy themselves by playing with goopy ooze.
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The store will also feature a Krispy Kreme doughnut-glaze "waterfall" (where streams of glaze ooze down onto the doughnuts) as seen in Krispy Kreme ads, according to a statement by the company.
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Whether you're planning a party or just want to casually ooze haute-horrifying apartment vibes in October, all it takes to create an atmosphere of slightly terrifying sophistication is a few key pieces.
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As gross and disgusting as smoking brain ooze is, you have to give the guy credit for finding a use for internal organs that's almost as creative as jumping rope with cat intestines.
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"For me, this is a really special moment," a waiter confessed as he cut open the uovo raviolo , set beneath a thick veil of black truffles, to reveal an ooze of corn purée.
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And because we only had one pint of blood to create these posters, each edition starts to ooze as the blood runs out, eventually creating a faded look to some of the prints.
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In the water of the inlet of their subdivision in Northriver Shores, an inch-thick layer of bubbling ooze and slime emits a stench so overwhelming that none of the neighbors go outside.
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It roars through and rips up the grass and soil, and all the barrels bob to the surface and ooze toxic black goo everywhere, the stuff you thought and hoped was long buried.
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The drips find echoes in the dining chairs, which Santomà designed: plastic garden seats melted so that their backs are partly missing, frozen mid-ooze, then thickly painted in the same intense pink.
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Which isn't to say vulnerable; it's clear Summer Walker is protecting herself on "Over It." But the frustration, the desperation, the lust, the disappointment, the dismissal — they ooze off Walker like summer sweat.
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He was famous for the way his images seemed to ooze and melt—he drew inspiration from a 1965 exhibition of German Expressionism at Berkeley, as well as from his experiments with LSD.
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Leech treatments, available throughout the country, take 264 to 2100 minutes, though the resulting wounds ooze blood for an additional six hours or so until the natural anticoagulant in leech venom wears off.
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The frenetic anger and frantic, grasping insecurity involved in the post-Brexit freak-out, or the entirety of the Trump campaign, ooze a certain passion that easily transmutes itself into campy, overdone sexual collapse.
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Willie Brothers' Venom Cheese inverts the traditional milky-white hue of typical mozzarella so it instead looks like something that might ooze from an octopus, an alien, or an unblocked portal to the underworld.
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Prince refused to adhere to genres in clothing, just as he refused to adhere to genres in music, which meant he tended to ooze into the designer imagination, instead of immediately leaping to mind.
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She dyed this modern ooze a vivid purple and violet, studded it with flower buds, blossoms and a variety of junk-store toiletries, and shaped it with Jell-O molds and decorative cake pans.
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On two sidelong pieces the duo—composed of longtime collaborators Nima Aghiani and Sara Bigdeli Shamloo—ooze between brittle ambience and shattered noise, layering abstract poetry over delirious swirls of acoustic instrumentation and synthetic drones.
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The source of magma (underground lava) for Hawaiian volcanoes is a stationary "hot spot," a place underneath Earth's crust where rocks melt and then regularly ooze out, flowing up to the surface through subterranean channels.
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That said, the flyby mission will play a key role in the later lander mission, as it will use its cameras to scout out plumes or cracks where material from Europa's subterranean might ooze out.
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This week's episode of Dr. Pimple Popper is particularly gnarly — even for card-carrying popaholics — featuring four different patients carrying humungous bumps and boils that ooze, smell like rotting trash, and spew cottage-cheese pus.
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But that all changes today now that an entire roll of has been doused in sulfuric acid which first turns the paper to a disgusting molten yellow ooze, before seemingly burning it to a crisp.
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For one thing, the show isn't dull; even if some of the conversations here ooze with self-parody, they are often more entertaining than the parade of stuffed shirts that characterize most other tech confabs.
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If the sidewalk in front of your house split open and spewed a hideous-smelling gray-green ooze, you would call the authorities for help and film it on your phone in awe and horror.
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As for the Fiat I'm driving, the electric conversion has sharply boosted its own power and acceleration, from the original's 2000-second ooze from zero to 21 miles an hour to roughly seven sprightly seconds.
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Alternatively if the spider chose not to eat the tick, and if the spider lived on a tree above a resin ooze, it could have dropped the discarded tick onto the resin where it became engulfed.
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They normally collect them by dredging up ooze from the ocean bed, then sifting and filtering it to find a few precious particles, or by melting tonnes of ice from the Antarctic to see what precipitates.
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They smile and play it for laughs, like he's the most ridiculous person who ever existed for wanting to dive into the primordial ooze that produced him in order to create something more to his liking.
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" She writes at night, for years at the Sears, Roebuck desk she has owned since childhood, measuring her existence "in sentences pressed out, line by line, like the lustrous ooze on the underside of the snail.
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In "Burbank with a Baedeker: Bleistein with a Cigar," he conjured up the primal ooze from which he saw those creatures emerging: A lustreless protrusive eye Stares from the protozoic slime At a perspective of Canaletto.
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Its city is the country's fourth largest, with all the valuable television sets and cable cords that come with such a distinction, and it gushes high school football talent the way the nearby fields ooze oil.
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She tells the story of how, in the Oresteia, the Furies, vengeful beings that drip ooze from their eyes and vomit blood, are transformed into the Eumenides, beautiful creatures that serve justice rather than pursue cruelty.
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In a cadence like the thick narcotic ooze of tar dripping from the end of a blunt, Kent sneaks the more personal facets of his identity into his songs, disguised in the palatable trappings of trap music.
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There is a digital neatness to the works — except when you look at the sides, where the paint and the clear gel filling the negative space left by the combs are allowed to ooze over the edges.
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This message is acutely conveyed in Jason Rondinelli's installation "Genet's Bed" (2017), wherein two rotting cabbages suspended in netted shopping bags ooze their malodorous juices into pipes that drain into ceramic bowls brimming with balms and salves.
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Kathleen Turner and Michael Douglas ooze chemistry as a neurotic romance novelist and an expat poacher who find themselves woefully out of their depth when they become embroiled in a kidnapping and the jewel heist of the century.
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They've never seen black ooze dripping from the walls or spotted a poltergeist in the bathroom mirror or anything, but from the sound of the ad, they seem to be taking the whole haunted house thing pretty seriously.
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Nick's green slime recipe was shrouded in mystery (maybe it was the real treasure tucked away in that hidden temple), but one of the network's biggest stars gave fans a peek into what goes into the iconic ooze.
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When the Colonialists came to America, they brought the British health beliefs of the time with them, which meant they were convinced that all that red ooze inside your body was making you sick and desperately needed draining.
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The abstract background — an atmospheric storm of indigo and brown erupting into fiery reds near the bottom — nearly blends in with the figures, threatening to subsume them, but for the orange polyurethane ooze spewing from the child's mouth.
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Paying equal debts to 1980s quiet storm, Radiohead's moody ooze and the slackened rhythmic stamp of J Dilla, the record won a Grammy for best R&B album — and opened up a fresh sense of possibility in jazz.
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Ube halaya, purple yam cooked down into something between custard and jam, is rolled into a lumpia wrapper and dropped in the deep fryer; under a fork, the shell crackles and the insides ooze out, vivid and royal.
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Its pointy incisors, or front teeth (not necessarily their side fangs as you see in the humanlike vampire), break the skin just enough to damage blood vessels that ooze out blood that they can then lick up, not suck.
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Three-dimensional objects with ambiguous surfaces that almost ooze toward the viewer, her abstractly coiled or stacked forms look as much like failed ceramic pots as they do deflated objects like a fire hose, beach ball, or bicycle tire.
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In the aftermath of bizarre displays like Wednesday's press conference, it can be almost comforting to think of Trump as something akin to that ooze—an aberration visited upon us, a horrible event we're all living through, for now.
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Over in Long Island City, the metallic body paint, bondage paraphernalia, and neon ooze that accent the curves and crevices of Leah's models are gracing the virgin walls of the new NOT FOR THEM gallery in Long Island City.
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A few examples: Everyone involved should be ashamed ... keep your children far away ... a painful viewing experience ... A demonstration of artistic abdication at its most venal ... dunked in toxic ooze ... Do Not See This Movie ... I could go on.
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You want to bear down on the gelatinous coating, and feel the ooze of the sweet laundry detergent release into your mouth, dripping ever so gently off your lips, down onto your chin, before finally laying to rest on your chest.
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And this shit is true: no matter how beautiful you are, some kind of grotty emotional or physical discharge will always ooze its way out of you, which Krule has documented in one way or another on his last two albums.
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The other is a Rev-9 (Gabriel Luna), who can take the form of any human being he touches, can split himself in two — the alter ego is a skeletal metal biped — and can reconstitute himself out of oily black ooze.
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It has learned a lot from the exploits of Patania One (pictured), such as how hard you can push bearings rated to 500 atmospheres of pressure and how deep treads sink into the deep-sea ooze for a given load.
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The black ooze that shut down my youthful stomping ground makes me think of the poisons that must have entered my father's body over the years, and which may eventually kill him, like it's killed so many others in Sarnia.
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Stories like these perpetuate the fear we all have when stepping into a steel behemoth whizzing through the sky at 36,000 feet: that something completely out of our control will go wrong, causing our brains to ooze out of our ears.
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The video flips back and forth between the band performing and creepy happenings in a bright sterile operating room where singer and guitarist Becky Black is examined by strange inhuman blue fingers and injected with some sort of secret ooze.
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The range of his films is also just astounding, to think that the same man directed both Ponyo and The Wind Rises boggles the mind—but the one thing they all have in common is that they ooze with sincere 'humanness.
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Since his days in the cosmos-traversing, anything-goes trio Emeralds, he's manipulated synthesizers and assorted other electronics with an eye on the existential, creating instrumentals that creep and ooze along the space-time continuum to allow for quiet contemplation.
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That film weathered its own fan blowback, when Michael Bay , another producer on the movie, implied, in an interview, that the turtles were aliens (every fan knows they were mutated by toxic ooze) and then had to walk back his comments.
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Building from the theory of the ancient Greek philosopher Thales that we are all water, Afterglow shows that, more than just primordial ooze or bodily fluid, water can be toxic poison (alcohol) or a healing pool of light and lightness.
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The battle-hardened guitar tone whips up stirrings of honor, valour, and pride; a fine coat of crusty grime covers everything, as charging riffs and rumbling drums ooze with poisonous discharge and Rundquist's strangled howls and guttural roars claw through the murk.
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And most die, but out of that primordial ooze, out of the early days of biotech or airlines or aircraft or automobiles or pharmaceuticals or semiconductors or software or computers, whatever, a few or one emerges as a great and lasting company.
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But Foodman's flip of "On Your Way" pushes the original's candy coated brilliance to realms even more absurd, flipping her dazed vocal take into a swirling ooze of saccharine goo—something as sweet and disgusting as a breast pocket full of meltedice cream.
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"The Choice" is the 11th film to ooze from the syrupy scribblings of Nicholas Sparks, who informs us in the publicity notes that he considers it to be "even more memorable and profound" than his 1996 sobfest, "The Notebook" (filmed in 2004).
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While Ghostbusters II didn't earn nearly as much critical acclaim in 21984 as the original Ghostbusters did in 1984, it certainly didn't snuff out all further interest in seeing Venkman, Spengler, Stantz, and Zeddmore continue to bust floating masses of paranormal ooze.
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In the seven-minute documentary "Secrets of the Slime," released Tuesday, Concha explains how these "fierce little giants" squirt out their viscous jets of deadly ooze, and why that mechanism could be valuable in applications ranging from nanofiber production to drug manufacturing.
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After an unseasonably wet winter, the Army Corps of Engineers was forced to discharge water from the lake to lower water levels, flushing the ooze along channels to the east and west until it coagulated along the shores of the famed Treasure Coast.
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Provocative recent research in both animals and people has found that, if a person's or animal's fat tissue is relatively leaky, allowing fatty acids to ooze into the bloodstream, those roving fat blobs can accumulate in other tissues, particularly the muscles and liver.
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And sure, that might be for the good of society/Uber, but don't underestimate their quest for power: all of that Uber damage control has ultimately led to an IPO expected to ooze money, and Dany's ultimate goal is still the Iron Throne.
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Death could tug readers' heartstrings, drive serial sales or lend credence to controversial scientific theories, as with the spontaneous combustion of the rag-and-bone man Mr. Krook in "Bleak House," an impossible conversion of matter into ooze that Dickens lustily defended.
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From the original cast of "Power Rangers" to Tommy Oliver, the fan favorite who managed to cross over several ranger colors, and even to the faces behind masked enemies such as Ivan Ooze, these morphers are sure to bring you back to the very beginning!
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Now, you might be wondering why anyone would think that listening to a kickdrum—just a kickdrum and nothing else, bar the occasional ooze of office ambience or a slither of human conversation—is worth doing in the first place, let alone writing about.
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On the Young Dolph track "Bling Blaww Burr", Gucci references the fact some people think he's a clone - "You know Guwop been iced out but I got new jewels now / Think I'm a clone but if they cut me this sauce gon' ooze out".
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Here, the turtles, with some help from April O'Neil (Megan Fox) and newcomer Casey Jones (Stephen Amell), face off against TV show mainstays Bebop and Rocksteady, with the notion that maybe (just maybe) they can become human if they expose themselves to enough ooze.
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Ms Wycech and Dr Kelly suspect that the compaction which transforms ooze into sedimentary rock forces carbon-containing compounds like bicarbonates into the shells, both making them more opaque and diluting their 14C—and thus causing them to appear older than they really are.
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It is important to notice how notions of trans- and post-humanism ooze out of this work, in which the vision of distant futures is emptied of humans, peopled only by machines, shapes, and forms (also exploring the relationship between futurism, utopia, technology, and fascism).
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The cells that compose our human bodies are now known to resemble, in telling ways, the cells of one group of archaea known as the Lokiarcheota, recently discovered in marine ooze, almost 11,20033-feet deep between Norway and Greenland near an ocean-bottom hydrothermal vent.
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It's just go go go with an occasional stop for coffee or an amusingly testy sit-down with Baby's shadowy boss, Doc, one of those all-seeing, all-knowing criminal mystics whom Kevin Spacey gives ominous ooze and a daddy's mad (maybe nuts) indoor voice.
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Although the summit crater of Kilauea has fallen silent for the moment, many of the two dozen volcanic fissures running through populated areas on its eastern flank continued to spout and ooze lava and toxic gases that prompted the evacuation of some 2,500 residents.
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Bear with me here, it's about to get graphic: Most people who have vaginas get a period approximately once a month, they bleed for 3 to 7 days, and typically ooze between 10 and 35 milliliters of menstrual blood (that's 2-7 fully soaked regular tampons).
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Read: How an Octopus Feels When It's Eaten Alive A genius octopus somehow managed to break free from his glass prison at the New Zealand National Aquarium earlier this year and successfully ooze to the freedom of the open ocean, according to the New Zealand website Stuff.
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The artwork for Adoldesscent, a close up of one of the cryptically graffitied, otherwise stark residential towers that peer above Berlin's manic Kotbusser Tor junction, will ooze meaning for the thousands of ravers who's inevitably pass through the area on the way home from a club.
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Attracted by the material viscosity of the thick substances, he would let them dribble and ooze down old pieces of cardboard, and sometimes use his feet to smear them around; à la the gestural style of Gutai artist Kazuo Shiraga's foot paintings from the mid-1950s.
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Great spears of shashlik come wafting smoke: lamb ribs that barely require action from the teeth; dense, minerally veal liver with a hint of bounce; and beef roulade, the meat hammered and curled around a slice of fat, so you taste first salt, then pillow and ooze.
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For Ms. Llano, the Paraguayan mainstay is sandwich de lomito: filet mignon cut thin and grilled with nothing but salt, anchoring an architecture of ham, lettuce, tomato, mozzarella well on its way to ooze and the requisite egg, here fried gently and lazily leaking its yolk.
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While the queens of Black Divaz ooze charisma and flaunt jaw-dropping looks like their RuPaul counterparts, the magic of the documentary is often in its precarity and vulnerability: Prior to filming, Shaniquá had only performed in drag four times; JoJo had never before performed with other Black queens.
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Unfortunately (and understandably), the snot snakes must have been pretty stressed after the truck they were carried in rear-ended some cars and spilled all 13 containers of them, because their ooze drenched the roadway like a dastardly plot by the villain from the original Power Rangers movie.
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He said the World Health Organization had ordered an immediate evacuation of the city due to a recently discovered super-bacteria that, combined with Zika in the human body, could lead to a form of cataclysmic disease that causes your entire body to ooze out of your skin.
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But a few months into the project, I began to realize that it was beginning to really ooze coolness, with this really simple but rewarding gameplay, and the aesthetic input from The Designers Republic really gave it a look and feel that was quite different to anything else out there.
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There are obvious reference points for their sound, like New Order and the the slow ooze of your more downcast shoegaze groups, but none of those bands ever really fully had to grapple with a world as burned out and automated and on the verge of collapse as we did.
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In doing so, the Trump administration and Johnson government – together with Congress – should guarantee that the U.S.-UK free trade Agreement represents a new Euro-Atlantic standard that adds our combined economic throw weight to fight grey aggression, authoritarianism and the ooze of corruption emanating from kleptocratic states like Russia.
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You can decide that you trust Elizabeth Warren to walk into those fund-raisers and out again with the same politics, if you like, and she's certainly got a better chance of doing that than most of those who ooze in and out of these havens of affluence and influence.
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Take "Office Ghosts," a sketch about a mundane office being haunted by blood-drooling interns (played by Day and Emma Stone): There's not a whole lot to this concept, but tell me you're not impressed by how Short keeps his face straight as Stone and Day ooze guts all over it.
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Whether they're a pierced accessory intended to ooze sex appeal or just so happen to be visible through a tank top at a basketball game, Rihanna has shown us by example that our nipples are simply just that — nipples, something to either allow to exist or be proud of, not ashamed of.
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The Casablanca Records mogul Neil Bogart and Peter Guber, a relative novice as a film producer at the time, who obtained the book rights, practically ooze with Me Decade entitlement, but things get most juicy when the future chief executive of Columbia Pictures, David Puttnam (now knighted), and the director Alan Parker get involved.
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So when we go back and we look historically, and you go back to that primordial ooze, if you will, the birth of industries, you do find a different kind of strain and we can look at Gordon Moore and Andy Grove and you can look ... the founders of eBay, I think, had more of the level-five orientation.
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In the video, Collins's face distorts into glowing, jagged yellow, pink and green shapes on a teal background, as if passing through a hazy neon portal; it's no surprise that the song has played over more than one film scene set in the decadent ooze of a strip club or the queasy blur of streetlights at night.
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As standalone compositions, these pieces lack many of the devices that mark Casino's rap beats — repetitive melodic loops, rhythms designed to be emulated vocally — and edge toward musique concrete; the hooks lie in the soft ooze of the keyboards, the luscious graininess of the percussion, the unlikely dissonances and harmonies that materialize when textures are juxtaposed.
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Every table is or might as well be celebrating something — perhaps the simple fact of existing — with carafes of birch sap and horseradish-spiked vodka, and some of the richest food I've ever tried: kerchiefs of cured fatback; potato cakes armored in crackle that ooze cheese when pierced; deep-fried hog ears; a monumental pork knuckle sloughing panels of fat.
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I visited a grad school in Texas and came back making the sandwich my host had made for me: an over-easy egg on toasted English muffin with a smear of mustard and mayonnaise, topped in melted sharp cheddar cheese, the egg arranged so the hot yolk would ooze and you could drag the sandwich through itself like a medieval torture technique.
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Of course, Nicole's sound and style have caused many to draw comparisons between herself and Lana Del Rey, and while both artists ooze a similar kind of tortured sexuality, Nicole is far more enamored with cult horror, drawing influence from films like Jeepers Creepers or Nightmare on Elm Street, and dubbing Type O Negative and black metal her biggest musical influence.
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Available in four cuts (hi-waist, hiphugger, bikini, and thong) and colors, the items can "hold up to six teaspoons" of liquid (previously, they could hold four) and feature an "inner layer [that] is a fast-wicking and fast-drying fabric (think high-end workout gear) since bladder leaks are released all at once, compared to the relatively slow ooze of period blood," Macdonald says.
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It's heavy in the pregnant haze with its hands around skyscrapers' necks, aglow in the turned-on buzz of street lamps sweating over empty alleyways, and aching in the distance between you and the subway train rushing past that takes your breath away; cities ooze sex—even if you're not having any—and artist Megan Christiansen's debut photo book, BAD BOY, captures the love-hungry libido of New York City like it's 9 1/2 Weeks for the Tinder generation.
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Photo via C.H.U.D. Hopefully you're more familiar with Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers than the town of Smith Falls, Ontario, which apparently fails to understand that pouring human ooze into the sewer system is a guaranteed way to create an army of C.H.U.D. Local business owner Dale Hilton of Aquagreen Dispositions told the CBC that he's riding the "green wave" currently overtaking the funeral business, which includes biodegradable urns and caskets, by offering Canadians a more energy-efficient cremation method using alkaline to liquify bodies.
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Take, for example, the noise-riddled "IV," which possesses such a creepy, funhouse mirror vibe that (if it wasn't the album's fourth track) would seem to have been titled after an intravenous drip of some questionable pharmaceutical or five rather than a Roman numeral, the amorphous two-part suite "Gold Candier," or the off-kilter, dysrhythmic balladry of "Ginger V." While there are plenty of hooky riffs, thunderous drumming, and 90s-styled familiarities throughout Dane On (such as the Jesus Lizard-invoking, bottom-heavy ooze of "Tampered With"), many of the album's best moments are arguably its oddest.
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