Hell, add an oozy handful of burrata, if you've got it.
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The pizza is, of course, topped off with oozy Creme Eggs.
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It's a high viscosity show, oozy and murky, spreading itself along unexpected paths.
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An oozy marrow-drenched double-decker burger is decadent and messy and good.
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"My major is animation," says Oozy of his education and its resultant tattoo style.
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The first bite was crunchy, crispy, oozy and salty in all the right ways.
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Do watch the time: You want your eggs just set and a little oozy.
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The ShackMeister is back, and it&aposs as crunchy, greasy, and oozy as ever.
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Here's what the filling looks like, in all of its oozy hazelnut and chocolate decadence.
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The peanut butter French toast is an oozy sweet/savory brick of a heart attack.
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"So oozy, hypocritical, praise-mad, canting, envious, concupiscent," Samuel Coleridge described him in his notebooks.
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Jimboy's Tacos is selling stretchy-oozy quesadillas for just $3.50, just for today, at select Jimboy's locations.
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The unsettled standout though, by my count, is this oozy tape by the Ohioan absurdists Moth Cock.
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"Black Hole Sun" — oozy, shimmery and in moments unexpectedly bright — imported some psychedelic twists into Soundgarden's stern muscle.
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Lee has tapped into this widespread and voracious appetite for clips of unplugged blackheads, exploding cysts, and oozy spots.
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Maitake are burnt, crunchy, and a little bit Frito-Lay, with pumpkin and an oozy cheese, as an appetizer.
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He begins to name all of the cheeses, which includes a neon orange mimolette and an oozy Époisses de Bourgogne.
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Oozy, whose real name is Woojin Choi, tells Creators that his distinct style comes from a wide variety of media.
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When Chinese food appeared on the cafeteria menu, it was an oozy noodle dish that resembled nothing I'd ever seen.
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She was, in other words, a card-carrying Surrealist: spelunker of the oozy chasm between the rational and the absurd.
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The ripest noni was mushy and oozy, squirting a preview all over my hands as if to warn me against proceeding.
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To serve: Just before serving the beans, fry the eggs sunny side up in the butter (the yolks should be oozy).
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At 4:15 am on Thursday, the slow, oozy eruption of the Kilauea volcano on the Big Island of Hawai'i went boom.
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Because it was "oozy" more than it had been in the past, Chun asked her doctor if it could be a yeast infection.
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The final touches are a steam punk look with rivets, textured fabrics and a patterned, oozy and highly mesmerizing multi- color light show.
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It's sexy and odd; the oozy play of color across her face (pink, winter blue, peach) suggests Christmas lights on a Disney snow.
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She raps and sings effortlessly in both French and English across these oozy, low-lit productions, her words occasionally obscured by tasteful vocal manipulation.
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Because over in South Korea, Instagrammers are smugly posting pictures and videos of their latest treat — oozy molten chocolate pies that just debuted this week.
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The film opens with a rocket crash-landing to Earth (Malaysia, to be specific), carrying living, creepy-crawly-oozy specimens from space, known as symbiotes.
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That's formed on a griddle so that the meat gets enveloped in the oozy, melty cheese before the mixture gets shaped into a ring shape.
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Ms. Kaul has an oozy, aspirated voice, and smears it tactfully atop Mr. Lam's euphoric, quick-stepping production, which bridges fiery garage and joyous disco.
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Oozy says that he likes images that are bizarre, whatever the medium, and this set of surreal influences has infiltrated his animation, illustration, and tattoo work.
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And though he is still studying animation, Oozy seems to suggest that he is content seeing where this creative exploration of tattoo art will lead him.
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Here, in the heart of the Cotswolds, the pair are making Reblochon, a type of oozy, unpasteurised cow's milk cheese that hails from the Western Alps.
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The on-screen dermatologist otherwise known as Sandra Lee, MD, has made a name for herself by recording oozy pops on every single crevice of the body.
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Neatly textural and savory though these implied protest songs are, they're too oozy, too melancholy, too harsh to start any sort of fire on the dance floor.
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If you're a YouTuber, you can pay strangers to perform the same oozy pranks that Nickelodeon perfected in its prime and curate the results on your channel.
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The place was run by Dominick Fernow, who still runs the Hospital Productions label and, most infamously, performs his own brand of oozy, unsettling music as Prurient.
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Homemade Hamburger Helper This is not a recipe where you have to be a stickler about measurements or ingredients: Everything blends together into a fabulous oozy mess.
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Though some of the oozy synth lines recall Young's other work, there's a sense of stumbling movement to the Moon Pool material that feels unique to the project.
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Based on marine forms — shells, starfish, squids — these pieces, with their oozy, light-reflective glazes, look to be squeezed from ocean-bed muck and tinted with primal slime.
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My go-to song for checking out bass is "Auntie's Lock/ Infinitum" by Flying Lotus; its oozy low-end synthesizer lines are devilish for audio products of all kinds.
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But who the hell cares when you've crispy on the outside, soft on the inside focaccia crammed with all kinds of oozy, melty stuff between your fingers and thumbs?
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Within the shop, he caught sight of oil paintings of mountains—things yellowy and oozy with paint; a golden Ganesh; a Christ on a cross; a Rajasthani village woman.
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The dish consists of mini corn dogs topped with the usual nacho toppings: a hearty scoop of guac; oozy, melty cheese; black olives; green onion; diced tomatoes; and pickled jalapeños.
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Some of the photos look better than others, of course — not every chicken pic would be considered "food porn" in the classic oozy sense — but they're wonderful all the same.
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Since its inception in 1977, the restaurant has served classic fare like duck confit and bubbling, oozy French onion soup to an adoring public in the city's bustling, beautiful Queen West neighbourhood.
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He's a young star not as beholden to the expectations of genre elders, but with a rich, oozy voice that would have been as resonant two or four or six decades ago.
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Great tattoo art, like Slumdog's hollow-eyed femme fatales and Oskar's geometric animals, aren't in short supply, but one South Korean tattoo artist, Oozy, stands out for the sheer breadth of his creativity.
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At the end of the episode, we circle back to all the patients one month post-surgery, and the joy of their new leases on life will make you forget every oozy extraction.
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Your Thanksgiving dinner may or may not have involved a few helpings of oozy, delicious macaroni and cheese, but it might have involved some controversy – Thanksgiving dinners can sometimes see some strong opinions.
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They say your brain chews on it, but it's more like picking at a scab, not thinking it'll come off and then it does and your scrape is all gross and oozy again.
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Earlier this year, Puesto offered up a vegetarian-friendly fried-cheese taco for Lent, which eschewed meat and replaced it with plancha-fried hunks of oozy cheese topped with kumquats from Melissa's Produce.
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The trio's Black Magic Moments EP pays tribute to 209s fringe culture with oozy steel guitars and singer Samantha Harlow's noir purr, knocking around in the seediness and hyperbole of love's darker corners.
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If you play it right, and flip the switch remotely on your toaster oven right as you walk out of class, that Hot Pocket could be oozy-cheesy perfect the moment you open the door.
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If you play it right, and flip the switch remotely on your toaster oven right as you walk out of class, that Hot Pocket could be oozy-cheesy perfect the moment you open the door. $29.29
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The people who follow him on Instagram are picking up on his unique aesthetic, and are now asking for their very own "bizarre" Oozy tattoos, which is taking the artist to some very interesting artistic destinations.
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Allow it to rest for 10 minutes before serving so it's not an oozy mess when you go to spoon it out, but definitely start eating the cornflakes and the corners right off the top ASAP.
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Bravely, I pressed on, willfully ignoring the oozy omens of impending doom now chilling out in the bubbling goodness, and asking the guy in Sutton if they had any other chocolate things I could deep fry.
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On Friday morning, Animal Collective's Avey Tare and Geologist shared this slow, oozy cover of this forlorn song from The Natural Bridge alongside a note about what Berman's music has meant to them over the years.
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A highway near the Oregon coast became an oozy nightmare on Thursday after an overturned truck carrying hagfish—sometimes called "slime eels" or "snot snakes"—saturated the roadway in slime and slithering fish, the Eugene Register-Guard reports.
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Paak chose him as a collaborator, and streaming blockbusters like Post Malone, Future and Juice WRLD have clearly learned from his vocabulary of oozy, slow-motion chords, electronically wobbled vocals and transitions that crumble and lurch into new configurations.
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Although Oozy has reinterpreted Picasso's Guernica and Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man, and made glitched-out tattoo portraits of the Mona Lisa and Amy Winehouse, he also frequently inks horror scenes that recall the tropes of Japanese guro (gore) art, nature scenes, and fantasy films.
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J.C. More smoking embers from Lana Del Rey on her latest single, which, the song's oozy tempo or indifferent tone aside, also has flickers of political anxiety and a robust undercurrent of optimism, especially at the bridge, which chirps with something like pop-rock sass.
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But even the most loyal fans — those who have watched every oozy pop on Sandra Lee, MD's Youtube page and never miss a Thursday night episode of her new TLC makeover series — might be unfamiliar with a new website with even more can't-look-away content.
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It's not the pop mutation that Eno first heard in Shields' work, but it shows the pair's prowess for deceptively cavernous sound design, pouring on new layers in oozy swaths that feel as heavy and comforting as a sensory deprivation tank the size of a great lake.
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The Globby Thing, dark greenish-blue and oozy, was created by New York design studio Order and type designer Jesse Ragan, and it has perched atop the crowdfunding site for more than a week, seemingly overlooked by Kickstarter's millions of users and noticed only by design and branding blogs.
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While the sandwich cookie is more traditionally S'mores-y, we are certainly intrigued by the chocolate-coated version, because look at it: The organization has a decades-long relationship with s'mores, as they popularized the tradition of making and enjoying the oozy graham cracker sandwiches around a campfire.
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Not a nasty, dirty, wet wallet, filled with the receipts and cigarette papers and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, boring wallet that fit nothing and there nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a Baggizmo wallet, and that meant lots of gadgetry.
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This, of course, is pretty obvious when looking at the sheer variety of subject matter that Oozy tackles, such as Kill Bill character Gogo Yobari's infamous death scene, where blood pours out of her eyes, or a robot from Ghost in the Shell disassembling almost like an image one might see in a user manual.
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Forget the proverbial carrot on a stick, a study from psychologist Dan Ariely's new book Payoff: The Hidden Logic That Shapes Our Motivations suggests that the promise of a slice of crisp dough laden with gooey, oozy cheese is the thing that'll get you burning through your inbox and striking through the to-do list.
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When an artist-mentor, Leon Golub, took a look at a painting he'd made and advised, "Get rid of three-quarters of this and keep the quarter that you haven't painted yet," Conal hit upon his signature style: a politician's face, thick with oozy blobs of grayscale oil paint, emblazoned with a damning caption.
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Dessert is another crowd of plates: airy turon, lumpia with oozy guts of caramelized banana; a threesome of dense cassava cake, jammy ube halaya and leche flan, akin to crème caramel; and langka ice cream, made by Nenette Albenio, the chef's sister, which tastes of sheer voluptuousness and, improbably, the scent of sampaguita, Philippine jasmine.
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This is something that the New York four-piece Conduit seem to implicitly understand, something I gathered from the first moments I stumbled upon them at a show a few weeks ago, as they scrawled oozy feedback and belligerent vocals in this nauseating swirl rendered all the more coruscating by the fact that the DIY PA set-up couldn't really distinguish all the signal they were sending through it.
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The Boss realizes it so he sends his servant Oozy to eliminate him but Oozy is killed by a hungry monster. Ghost then helps souls of local people to find peace. In the end he confronts the boss and defeats him.
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Wade through the gigantic swishy swashy grass, the splishy splashy river and the thick oozy, squelchy mud.
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Join the intrepid adventurers on their quest to find a bear, wading through swishy, swashy grass, the splishy, splashy river and the thick, oozy, squelchy mud.
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Langley disliked their changes and removed many of them. He felt that their version was "so cutesy and oozy that I could have vomited." The final film was released in August 1939. Langley was dismayed by the end result.
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Oozy ground sucked at the > wheels, kept him from attaining the 70 m.p.h. required to zoom off. Toward > the end of the runway, going about 50 m.p.h., the ship bounced off a low > mound, cut through heavy undergrowth, somersaulted over a stone wall.
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Ben Rayer of the Toronto Star felt that the song had a "oozy slow jam". "Butterflies" is written in the time signature of common time. Throughout the song Jackson's vocal range spans from E3 to E5. The track is played in the key of A major.
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The Toxic Mutants are pollution-made beings whose sole wish is to intoxicate Earth and make it suitable to their kind. Each of the Toxic Mutants incorporates the hybrid appearances of a mythical creature and an invertebrate. They ally with Vrak to reach their goal. Their base is an oozy cavern near a large lake at the forest surrounding Harwood County.
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United States Patent and Trademark Office. Accessed March 10, 2018. It consisted of a non-toxic viscous, squishy and oozy green or other color material made primarily from guar gum.Guar Gum Slime, by David A. Katz Different variations of Slime were released over the years, including Slime containing rubber insects, eyeballs, and worms and Masters of the Universe Slime for Hordak's Slime Pit playset in the 1980s.
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Witch-House music has been quoted as being provocative and transgressive in nature, "like pop music wafting out of Castle Dracula". The genre is characterized as oozy, dark, transgressive, and that which blends the line between abrasive and harmonic. As artist Nurgul Jones states: Many artists in the genre have released slowed-down and backmasked remixes of pop and hip-hop songs, or long mixes of different songs that have been slowed down significantly.
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The trees were thick and the ground was unstable and oozy in some parts, which made the movement of the heavy guns difficult. Delay after delay slowed them down. The carriages pulling the biggest guns, traveling with the bulk of the army, were too wide to cross the narrow forest bridges and the columns had to be reshuffled in the woods. The Russians could hear them, but thought they were scouting parties, albeit noisy ones; they calculated Finck's column was the primary force.
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Grossology () is a non-fiction children's book written by Sylvia Branzei and published by Price Stern Sloan in 1992. It is a frank, thorough, yet light- hearted examination of various unappealing bodily functions and medical conditions. The topics are organized into three categories: “Slimy Mushy Oozy Gross Things,” (vomit, diarrhea, urine, acne, blisters, etc.); “Crusty Scaly Gross Things,” (dandruff, tooth decay, etc.); and “Stinky Smelly Gross Things,” (halitosis, flatulence, etc.). The text is also accompanied by many humorous illustrations, which were provided by Jack Keely.
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Four children plus a baby sister and their dog, go out to hunt a bear. They travel through grass (Long wavy grass), a river (Deep, cold river), mud (Thick oozy mud), a forest (A big dark forest) and a snowstorm (A swirling whirling snowstorm) before coming face to face with a bear in its cave (A narrow gloomy cave). This meeting causes panic and the family run home, across all the obstacles, followed by the bear. Finally, the children lock the bear out of their house.
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The structure is notoriously difficult to unravel, but most readers agree that Shade is a poet married to his teenage sweetheart, Sybil. Their only child, a daughter named Hazel, apparently committed suicide some time before the novel's action begins. Shade lives in the college town of New Wye, amidst the Appalachian Mountains. His fame is sufficient for television pundits to often mention him in the same breath as ("one oozy footprint behind") his fellow poet Robert Frost, an association which Shade does not entirely enjoy, perhaps because Frost is always mentioned first.
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Frog on a Stick is the debut extended play (EP) by British indie rock band The Crocketts, under the name The Crocketts 20th Century Vikings. Recorded at Al's Recording Studio in Lampeter, Ceredigion, the EP features seven tracks and was released in 1996 by Oozy Bozone Records. "Stunner" was later featured on the band's first EP with Blue Dog Records and V2 Records, Hello & Good Morning, released in 1997. Frog on a Stick was the only release by the band to feature original members Hannah Fowler and Graham Salisbury, and the only not to feature Salisbury's replacement, Owen Hopkin.
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By the mid-1920s he had a nationwide string of 28 newspapers, among them the Los Angeles Examiner, the Boston American, the Atlanta Georgian, the Chicago Examiner, the Detroit Times, the Seattle Post- Intelligencer, the Washington Times, the Washington Herald, and his flagship, the San Francisco Examiner. Hearst also diversified his publishing interests into book publishing and magazines. Several of the latter are still in circulation, including such periodicals as Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Town and Country, and Harper's Bazaar. political uses of Oz: he depicts Hearst as the Scarecrow stuck in his own oozy mud in Harper's Weekly.
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He wasn't born > to be a loser; he was so accustomed to being a leader, the arbiter of > writers' fates, that having to withdraw from the position of literary > marshal was agony for him. None of his friends was willing to tell him that > his Metallurgy was worthless, that the articles he had been writing during > the past few years — cowardly, turbid, and full of normative pretensions — > could only lower him in the eyes of the reading public, that reworking The > Young Guard to suit the powers-that-be was shameful. Conscientious, > talented, and sensitive as he was, he was floundering in oozy, putrid mud > and drowning his conscience in wine.Kornei Chukovsky, Diary, 1901–1969 (Yale > University Press, 2005: ), p. 406.
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The player uses samples of serum lying around in these levels to transform into one of five different animals (Muckster the Cat, Doh- Doh the Duck, Oozy the Mouse, Goopy the Guppy, and Globmeister the Gopher) to best fit with the environment and make it to the end of the level. Special abilities that are in a clay ball transform Clayton into helpful animals as he races the clock to collect as much as possible and still make it to the end, jumping over obstacles and attacking with the animal in use. Clayton must also be careful not to be hit while a blob or he'll die. The box touts "Blaze- processing" on the game's box, a reference to Sega's claims of "Blast- processing" in some its Sega Genesis advertisements.
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" Mike Clark of USA Today felt that Dickerson's talents were wasted in directing this "wannabe chiller" and was only brought in to fulfill a studio mandate for Halloween, concluding that, "[I]f grossness gives you the giggles, at least a couple of the movie's effects indeed put a little "wow" in this cinematic bowwow." Mick LaSalle of the San Francisco Chronicle criticized the film for being "ill conceived" with its plot structure and not focusing more on Snoop's character and his revenge tale. Entertainment Weeklys Owen Gleiberman gave the movie a "B" grade, saying it "may be pure trash, but it's trash made with the kind of oozy psychedelic zest" found in A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors. Stephen Holden of The New York Times praised Snoop's portrayal of the title character, saying he's "ultimately scarier than most conventional Hollywood monsters", and Dickerson for infusing the film with "a special glee and an unusual density of scary imagery.
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The chorus joins in on the final words, and the remainder of the work is scored for full chorus and orchestra, with soloists. It again sets Milton's words, slightly adapted, from "On the Morning of Christ's Nativity": > ::Ring out, ye crystal spheres, ::Once bless our human ears, :If ye have > power to touch our senses so; ::And let your silver chime :Move in melodious > time, :And let the bass of heaven's deep organ blow; :And with your ninefold > harmony :Make up full consort to the angelic symphony. ::Such music (as 'tis > said) ::Before was never made, :But when of old the sons of the morning > sung, ::While the Creator great ::His constellations set, :And the well- > balanced world on hinges hung, :And cast the dark foundations deep, :And bid > the weltering waves their oozy channel keep. ::Yea, truth and justice then > ::Will down return to men, :Orbed in a rainbow; and, like glories wearing, > ::Mercy will sit between, ::Throned in celestial sheen, :With radiant feet > the tissued clouds down steering; :And heaven, as at some festival, :Will > open wide the gates of her high palace hall.
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