Best to screen the orifices you use rather than miss an infection.
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Using cotton wool, he blocks the various orifices to avoid any unexpected leaks.
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While moving, it avoids exploding by releasing its excess gas through vent orifices.
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There are the requisite partyers snarfing coke up their nostrils (and other orifices).
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This exhibition is heavy on the orifices and the possibilities of how to engage them.
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Elementary eyes, orifices indicating nostrils, and mouths are manifested in the looping whorls of paint.
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Ebola kills about half its victims, often through horrific bleeding from all the body's orifices.
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We live in a microbial world: Trillions of different bacteria colonize our skin, gut, and orifices.
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Symptoms and signs of Marburg include headache, vomiting blood, muscle pains and bleeding through various orifices.
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In his oil paintings, meanwhile, blood-red spurts emanate from corporeal pinks and black cavities and orifices.
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The dense clouds of vapor that emerge from the orifices of users is a kind of peacocking.
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Barlow's sculptures may be abstract, but they feel rife with heads, teeth, legs, and orifices of every stripe.
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As they explore, two of the men encounter a bulbous fungus that releases microscopic spores that enter their orifices.
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And that's why we keep hearing in the news about (mostly Florida) people getting roaches stuck inside their orifices.
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They sometimes appeared to sing, their neon-green circular orifices opening and closing in serendipitous time with the music.
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Conversely, Kalman's interventions with her body evoke a personal, bodily response in me, as a female viewer with similar orifices.
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It's not all that different from the flagship product, except that these orifices are molded after actual individuals—specifically, pornstars.
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Nude figures cavort inside eggs and shells, are fed or eaten by nefarious humanoids; unlikely orifices are stuffed with flowers.
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Blowing your nose and wiping your ears and eyelids is also important, since debris could get stuck in these orifices.
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But companies can peddle CBD with impunity, so there's a CBD product for any of your orifices and then some.
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Listicle after listicle detailed inch-long cockroaches, centipedes, June bugs, and other skittering critters setting up camp in unsuspecting folk's orifices.
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Everyone knows that eating begins with the eyes—but what do ears, those overlooked orifices, have to do with the process?
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Autumn can go bury itself in a brown leather bag and shove conkers up its orifices as far as I'm concerned.
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But if you're talking about the physical sensation of a hard object thrusting in and out of your orifices… then probably?
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Passengers started to panic when they couldn't breathe, and "dozens" of the 166 on board started bleeding from orifices in their heads.
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Abyss Creations makes RealDoll, a life-sized silicone figure with a fully poseable skeleton, interchangeable faces and penetrable orifices starting at $6,753.
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Other surface areas of the body without orifices, however, are fair game so long as allergies to specific foods aren't an issue.
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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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Most of the sex injuries involved foreign objects used for pleasure that disappeared and got stuck in certain orifices, according to the data.
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After decades of looking to men to fill my gaps, my lacks, and my orifices, I had learned to be my whole woman.
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It's the instinctual reaction to the slime and drip from wounds and orifices, juxtaposed with the allure of naked bodies and pleasured genitals.
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He seeks to open more orifices in himself and others, as an orifice is a site for the ingestion and release of energy.
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It's crossed most of our minds at some point that while we're sleeping, an insect could pretty easily crawl into one of our orifices.
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The rats bleed from internal organs and sometimes their eyes, nose, gums, and other orifices in the course of about six agony-filled days.
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These artificial orifices are pleasingly mysterious and highly suggestive, at once creating a sense of human vulnerability and raising the possibility of the posthuman.
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On sites like Covenant Spice, all orifices are welcome; perhaps most notably, evangelicals have found a way to frame anal play as straight-friendly.
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And even if you don't ah-choo flu germs into each others orifices, you may be swept away by passion and find yourself kissing.
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Commands that would normally vibrate a controller or gamepad to make a game more immersive, are rerouted to your chosen sex toys and orifices instead.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Based on her experience, artist Lauren Kalman has a pro tip for how to successfully mold one's bodily orifices.
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This "slippery, greenish fish blends with the seascape", then latches on to its prey, "siphoning off its blood through its multiple orifices", Mr Faligot writes evocatively.
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Keep in mind, there's really only one reason you will be excused from waiting your turn: If you're about to explode from any of your major orifices.
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The close-up shots of gaping orifices, awkward dialogue, and bland elevator muzac that is so often associated with porn does not scream high art to most people.
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"Although our surviving evidence for these objects may be later, the concept of crushing people and the insertion of objects into orifices has a long history," says Clifford.
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Nipples, peeling cuticles, floating strands of hair, orifices and genitalia, and wrinkled bits of skin all drift by in her flowing, floating worlds of liquid, color, and music.
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But that gas has to go somewhere when it's done making the octobot squirm, so the team outfitted the little guy with orifices that it can fart through.
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With plenty of experience reaching into a wide variety of orifices, the nimble fingers of these officers have more than enough dexterity to shove just about anything in there.
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Human fingers and orifices sprout from the floral print tea pot and cups and they grasp at one another with enough vigor to completely warp each other's pale bodies.
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Fake vaginas, real vaginas, large vibrating silicone asses, orifices of all shapes and sizes, and, I'm ashamed to say, on one occasion, a hollowed out sesame seed bloomer loaf.
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The lurid greenish-yellow of its outer surface (inside, the gaping orifices are white) makes you realize that, by comparison, a relatively restrained palette is the rule for Guillot's work.
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No. We mean sex that occurs in orifices that might not be accustomed to penetration, like your anus, and sexual activity that's just enthusiastic enough that it causes tissue damage.
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" Merchant writes in his book: "'The problem with a phone,' Steve Jobs said in 2005, 'is that we're not very good going through orifices to get to the end users.
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On the first episode of Rashida Jones' Netflix docuseries Hot Girls Wanted, Lust explains she wants to capture the emotional aspects of sex in her work, not just erections and orifices.
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There's a whole class related to how water impacts sex, whether you can get pregnant through your other, erm, orifices, or if you do some sort of post-sex dance moves.
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The hard material was believed to be able to protect the body from decay; jade articles may even have been placed in orifices to prevent the loss of their inner essences.
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The market got a boost following the 1995 creation of the Fleshlight, a masturbation sleeve that tried harder than prior toys to mimic the feel of human orifices using better materials.
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Muffing, as Bellwether calls it, is just one of many sex acts in FTW; it stands apart from the rest because it involves penetrating orifices that most people don't know exist.
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Loosely told, the OTTO trilogy depicts a vaudevillain Tom and Jerry struggle, wherein the Oakland Raiders' fabled center, Jim Otto, tries to squeeze Houdini's energy out of the magician's sealed bodily orifices.
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One by one, an assortment of Philadelphians — a bus driver, a classical pianist, the guy grilling up a cheese steak at a greasy spoon — begin bleeding from their orifices before collapsing dead.
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Some of the increase in numbers may be due to new and improved tests that are more sensitive to spotting disease, as well as the testing of orifices doctors ignored in the past.
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There, through the early 1960s, he produced hundreds of bizarre images of insect-humans cavorting with or devouring each other, often rendered in cross-section or with ribbons flowing out of unusual orifices.
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Songs would segue into the singer's rambling monologues, or her jumping into a crowd ready to rip her dress off and put their fingers in her orifices, wanting a part of her wildness.
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It's an incredibly goofy song, the cheery marimba riff and cartoon sound effects fitting oddly next to Ca$tro Guapo's crowd-inciting hook and Wop muttering about sticking his fingers up certain orifices.
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The next sculpture that captures my attention reminds me that although love is a universal emotion, it has no set criteria for the use of bodily orifices or the shapes they may take.
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It's hard not to think of these fabrications as living things; even though they're far removed from anything resembling fauna or flora, they feel rife with heads, teeth, legs, and orifices of every stripe.
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We're not sure what it says about Gwyneth Paltrow, but whenever there's a headline advising people to put assorted foods, beverages, or decorative accessories in their most personal orifices, we assume she's behind it.
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With their symbolic orifices, blood, rips, cuts, smears, wounds, scabs, and bandages, they communicate simultaneous states of rapture and rupture, and a host of erotic and esoteric associations that relate to flesh and spirit.
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The game also evaded the more unsavory details of embalming (all of the orifices stitched and sealed are on the face), and there was just one point where I had to make a difficult choice.
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Kennedy: I hope Zuckerberg doesn't 'pull things out of his orifices' when testifying (CNBC) Verifone (PAY) agreed to be acquired by a group led by private equity firm Francisco Partners for $2.58 billion in cash.
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Sculptural or relief elements such as straps, flaps, and pushpins that extend the painting surface out into the world are in conversation with the holes or orifices and the secret, buried, or muffled spaces below.
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Your friend feels like she's going to let loose from all orifices, her stomach tightening as she wonders if it would be weird to use the waste basket as a vom bucket while on the john.
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The piece, "Sleeping Hermaphrodite," (2008–17) corporealizes all manner of contrary notions and feelings: It is colored pink similar to the inside parts of our orifices, but is made of Iranian onyx, not tender, feeling tissue.
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Frozen carbon dioxide, too, is manufactured by the gaping orifices of silver frosted cybernetic machines, the invisible relay, a haunting of smoke and mirrors, except now the earthy vapor is a crude illumination of the carbon source.
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It is a long way from the days when Steven P. Jobs, Apple's co-founder and longtime chief executive, derided corporate technology buyers as "orifices" and preferred to focus on building great products that would sell themselves.
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You're constantly subtracting anxiety, subtracting desire, subtracting your place in the world … which eventually becomes the very subtraction of the thing itself that porn is centered on, sex, orgasm, other humans … even if they are only orifices.
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To be constantly reminded that a chunk of the world would rather risk public health crises or funnel bleach into their terrified child's orifices than have or love anyone like you can't help but weigh a person down.
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Think about it: If you wash a cucumber before you use it to make a salad that you're going to eat, you should wash it with anti-bacterial soap and warm water before inserting it into your other orifices.
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The Colorado-based researchers looked at the medical records of 250 patients in the state who underwent endoscopies, procedures that involve sending a camera down your throat (or other sensitive orifices) to get a closer look inside the body.
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Not that anyone could ever accuse Park of being anti-obscenity, especially after watching The Handmaiden, in which characters stick everything from bells to knives in their orifices, and at one point simulate sex on a suspended wooden mannequin.
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The de facto centerpiece of the exhibition is Erik Ferguson's video piece, "Untitled Video Compilation" (2017), which stars an animated cast of fleshy orifices expelling lumps of delicate tissue, skinned phalluses dangling aloft, and unidentifiable creatures swelling and squirming.
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When most people think of Iceland, it appears in their mind's eye as remote, unspoiled and strange—a place where ancient orifices spew random liquid, elves tamper with the road, and the people speak in what you'd swear was Old Norse.
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Instead of the romantic sex we used to have – mutually-assured orgasm sex – he looked at me as a set of body parts with well-placed orifices, like a sex doll, and didn't want to please me anymore, but only himself.
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Her conviction and resignation stem from a byzantine scandal that included a leaked collection of emails to and from Pennsylvania judges and prosecutors, running the gamut of nastiness, from sexist goof-around emails, to bananas-in-bodily-orifices porn emails.
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He took the erotic implications of Henri Matisse, the orifices of late Arshile Gorky, ad Giovanni Battista Tiepolo's luscious sun-struck clouds, and transformed them into fleshy abstract limbs and twisting torsos entwined across a canvas punctuated by drips and splatters.
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This is mildly funny, but the humor is blunted by other, morbid elements: In addition to the penis holds, the panels also have holes all over resembling bodily orifices that turn out to be eye and nose sockets cast from human skulls.
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These days, Kink reaches tens of thousands of users around the world with series like its notorious Fucking Machines—in which men and women's orifices are pummeled with gigantic, piston-powered devices—and Public Disgrace—where submissives are tormented by strangers in public.
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In the world of Carrington's fiction, hyenas can attend balls; maids and queens alike may be offed at a moment's notice; and a gentleman asking to cured of an annoying fly may end up with navy blue skin, red zippers over his orifices.
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Rather than trying to conceal items in ever more creative ways – hiding a file inside a birthday cake, melting drugs onto the pages of a coloring book, hiding things inside human orifices – drones can zoom right over prison walls without undergoing prison guard inspection.
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His photos—of cherries in orifices and knives and forks poised above delicate areas, of nude women lying on vertiginous ledges, of genitalia placed into all manner of compromising situations—set our idea of the human body askew and celebrate the banality of sex.
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Given that ketosis can cause your breath, your pee, and everything else that comes out of any number of your orifices to have a strong odor, you don't need to tell anyone that you're on keto; we might already be able to smell it.
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Open your eyes and clench your butt cheeks because Justin Roiland—the man who animated a hybrid clone of Abraham Lincoln and Adolf Hitler getting jammed into the orifices of an alien species called Testicle Monsters—is opening a virtual reality studio called Squanchtendo.
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Narcissister attributes her fixation on biological and sexual imagery — a 2013 profile in The New York Times cited a "reverse striptease" in which she pulled her clothes out of her orifices — to her mother, who suffered heart valve scarring as a result of rheumatic fever.
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In 1966, horrified by the US war in Vietnam and the gruesome images of it appearing in the media, she embarked on The War Series (1966–70), a group of frenetic paintings featuring bodies, heads, helicopters, and bombs, often expelling things from their openings and orifices.
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Aloe vera is another natural, edible lube—just make sure it's 100 percent aloe vera and patch test it on your skin before putting it on or in any orifices to be sure it's edible and that it doesn't include other ingredients your vagina may find irritating.
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Accompanying a piano refrain uncannily reminiscent of Jewel's "Foolish Games", the cursive opening titles set against the sight of a secluded country estate suggest a tongue planted firmly in cheek (though it is planted upon a great range of orifices over the course of the film).
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The sizzling, bold neon font on its poster is a wink to the work of film director Gaspar Noé and his 2009 masterpiece, Enter the Void, in which a freshly shot Tokyo drug dealer turns into a disembodied spirit and zips through nightclubs, dank passageways, and human orifices.
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But here I am talking like this is not a film that features a long scene of flora and fauna—giraffes, crocodiles, orange trees, you name it—emerging from people's orifices like something out of a Boschean Hanna Barbara, and, reader, that is precisely what I'm talking about.
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The only woman to show with the dealer Leo Castelli in the 1960s, Ms. Bontecou is best known for her fierce wall-mounted sculptures of burlap and canvas, but her drawings, of eyes and teeth and uncertain orifices, also turn space into absorbing voids, thanks to passages of heavy black.
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While the theme and concept were immediately engaging, part of what made the show so successful was the fantastic range of pieces, not only in medium but in terms of tone, from Gil Yefman riotous, hanging orb of knitted orifices and erect phalluses, to Carlos Motta's short documentary portraits of intersex and transgender activists.
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While many of the techniques outlawed under the new guidelines have been prohibited under the Unified Rules of MMA for years—including headbutts, blows to the genitals and the back of the head, insertion of fingers into orifices, biting, hair-pulling, and tossing opponents out of the ring—the others would likely neuter the sport.
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" Later Tom observes one of the members of the medical team: "I can't see if Sax is yelling at the staff in Room 2 or into a telephone: Extraordinary doses of vasoconstrictors, acute circulatory instability, multiorgan failure, extensive bleeding from all orifices, membranes, infarcts, come on people, the patient is basically dying on us here.
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Mr. Gregory, who has a large black mustache also named Mr. Gregory, seeks medical attention for his problem, but as you might imagine, it goes poorly, and he ends up worse off than he started: ''The fly had totally disappeared, but Mr. Gregory had become navy blue with red zip fasteners over his orifices.
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Poland said that the primary benefit of wearing a mask is behavioral intervention: Wearing a physical barrier on your face not only prevents larger cough droplets from getting on surfaces and people, but prevents you from touching your face and nose (exposing your orifices to germs), and covers your cough with something other than your hands.
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"Darkcloth (_2000142)," displaying Sepuya's hand and the clip, appears in a row of other small photographs, each roughly 2½ x 2 feet, featuring the lush black curtain (or similar black screen) as a fully immersive backdrop for tableaus ranging from the sexually explicit — as with a close-up of Sepuya's face and camera flanked on either side by erect penises — to the suggestive — several show stand-ins for orifices, including the camera lens and a hole cut into a black screen.
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