Your outfit is popping off with reds, like your scarf.
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"This is not just an angry president popping off," Lemon said.
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I'm bummed I didn't get the jar actually popping off his head.
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Protests were popping off around the country in the immediate wake of the election.
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My Instagram group chat with my two best friends was popping off this week.
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"If this show is popping off, we want to be a part of that."
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His arms and legs popping off, dancing around the battlefield like he's a Hero Masher?
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It's about that time of year again, and things in Miami are already popping off.
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A simple button operates the enormous rain shower head, but kept popping off the wall.
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In fact, it wasn't until Twitter started popping off that Chalamet realized what it looked like.
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"Stuff would be popping off outside but you had these spaces to duck out," says Loyle.
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"He's not even live and his chat is popping off," streamer Marshall Hayden tweeted last night.
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He will prioritize score-settling, responding to slights and popping off whenever he feels like it.
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"Lend a natural redhead your necklace and it all starts popping off," Beckinsale captioned the clip.
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That's what separates Nashville and why it's so exciting that the art scene's finally popping off.
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Sick and tired also of the current president popping off about annihilating adversaries and whole countries.
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So Jeffrey is not just popping off, coming out of his car and some unhinged guy.
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" Blake Lively popping off after someone asked her about fashion at #PowerOfWomen – "Are we really doing this?
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Fireworks weren't the only thing popping off at the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular this Fourth of July.
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Here is fireworks popping off all over Lima, Peru as New Years hit and it's truly spectacular.
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If there's a party popping off, a few tweets can tip you off on where to head.
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Produced by Fanatix, "Murda" is an infectious, sweating banger that encapsulates why afrobeats has been popping off.
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I love what Never Apart does because their shit is popping off at 3 PM in the afternoon.
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When Apple announced Animoji on stage at the iPhone X event, the snarky tweets started popping off immediately.
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"I was in Olympia when the whole K Records, Kill Rock Stars scene was popping off," D'Aoust recalls.
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And if you haven't seen a child popping off rounds at the gun range, you ain't lived, brother.
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Using these attacks to prove his political point is his default position not a one-time popping off.
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And for any pissed voters thinking about popping off -- we dare you to try it in Steve's 'hood.
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Just pull on the knobs gently, as some customer have reported them popping off in overly eager fingers.
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The lid locks so you don't have to worry about it popping off if you're traveling with it.
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Donna adjusted Zoe's blue wig, and Kenny was bounding around Ed-style, popping off with big, goofball energy.
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A magnetic charging cable is easy to attach, but a stronger magnet would prevent it from easily popping off.
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Colors look like they are popping off the screen, but they aren't so overly saturated that they appear cartoonish.
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Rogue One actor Donnie Yen also showed off his skills, popping off the cap of a bottle while blindfolded.
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The first half of 2018 is over, and that can only mean one thing: iPhone rumors are popping off.
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If your stride is very long, and you're popping off the ground, you're more likely to get this injury.
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We hope your social life is popping off, your inbox is full, and your posts are getting high engagement!
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The takes, counter takes, and counters to the counter take are popping off like a movie theater concession stand.
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That level of information suggests a closeness to the President that doesn't come from some junior staffer popping off.
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But Trump's habit of popping off on fellow Republicans makes them uneasy when he jokes about their political futures.
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"It's like being in a pitch dark room, and you're being surrounded by these flash bulbs popping off," Chatterjee says.
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Magaro's Tibbet is the strongest example, popping off the screen with constant one-liners and digs at his fellow soldiers.
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If you want to pick a fight while drunk in the Mission, start popping off about the city's best burrito.
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And we don't have the luxury of just popping off and saying whatever comes to the top of our heads.
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Popping off too early is visceral proof they cannot please a partner or live up to the expectations of masculinity.
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But in recent years, we&aposve begun to find FRBs that repeat — popping off iterative signals with no discernible pattern.
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"We're popping off at the hinges," said Derick Echevarria, a vice president with Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union.
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Papayans admits they were relatively drunk (whatever that means), and that Nick popping off to a bouncer started the fight.
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The Times' map is still logging submissions, but those inclined to watch can see little emojis popping off across the country.
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Because there's a high turnover of people, every time someone walks in they have to feel like it's just popping off.
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Trump is alone in the residence, often filled with grievance, frequently watching TV and popping off at whatever is on screen.
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Every corner bears a pair of cops, waiting for that whole "popping off" thing, which isn't going to happen tonight, either.
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The transmission is a crank-and-shaft with the drivetrain concealed, so users won't have to deal with traditional chains popping off.
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There is always a risk of what they call "popping off" — the ventilator tubing becoming disconnected — or getting clogged with Jillian's secretions.
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We didn't do gunfire with the kittens, but I acclimated them to squids popping off and then they were able to hide.
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Next thing I knew, my DMs were popping off with people who were warning me about the effects of nose spray addiction.
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There's nothing like a little whiskey, a little Adderall, and a pair of boot-cut jeans to get your weekend popping off.
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Then, on the back of my favorite gorilla comrades, I'll start popping off some of my more intense foes with my rifle.
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Whether by design or by accident, Mr. Gabbay keeps popping off in ways that appeal to the right, not to the left.
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And you can switch out the design by popping off the top, so both Laser Beam and Vivienne get play on my phone.
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Online he's still known to some as "Mr Exposed", blogging and popping off tweets and Instagram posts that can easily rile or inspire.
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Keys weren't popping off, for example, and I was able to place phone calls, download apps and go about my business just fine.
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The solid stainless steel handles are riveted on and durable, although one Amazon user reported saucepan handle rivets popping off after nine years.
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Then one day, in the middle of shit popping off during our lunch rush, it happened right as I walked into the kitchen.
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Like Florida, Texas is a personal income tax-free state with an economy reliant on tourism, including beaches popping off with spring breakers.
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Or you could bundle all of your Gmail notifications together, so that your lock screen isn't popping off with every little message you receive.
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Mostly, I was bored, except when something unexpected happened, like the buttons popping off my friend's wedding dress when she was doing the Limbo.
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It's not clear exactly who this man is, but he might as well be popping off a selfie or thumbing through his news feed.
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The blueprint for congressional GOPers suggested by the CNN poll goes like this: I don't support Trump's bullying, his tweeting and his popping off.
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And, as President, Trump's penchant for popping off can be interpreted (and misinterpreted) in ways that have more far-reaching impacts than he may intend.
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It's the steady circulation of ideas and money and people through cultural institutions that really matter, not the famous faces popping off on Oscar telecasts.
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Fast-forward to early November, when O's holiday issue hit stands: I cried when I held the magazine and saw my products popping off the page.
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Given the lack of opening doors, Playmobil figures can only climb in to the vehicle's driver and passenger seats by first popping off the Porsche's roof.
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For all of us, 21 has fully arrived, the memes are already popping off and so on—but what about the music you should care about?
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Like other cross contour line drawings, Formentera's work looks like an optical illusion popping off the paper, giving a seductive amount of depth to the work.
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Like other cross contour line drawings, Formentera's work looks like an optical illusion popping off the paper, giving a seductive amount of depth to the work.
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"Reality just hit the reality star — he lost Iowa and now nobody is talking about him, so he's popping off on Twitter," said Cruz spokesman Rick Tyler.
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Last year, the agency sued Britax after the company refused to recall a stroller that had a faulty wheel that kept popping off, injuring children and adults.
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At the center of our galaxy, stars swarm about the supermassive black hole Sagittarius A*, a bunch of giant fusion reactors popping off into abyss one by one.
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Here's a clip of Curry taking second place (as Yoshi in the bottom left) and popping off along with San Francisco Giants outfielder Hunter Pence, who took first.
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And then along comes Cris Cyborg popping off on a smaller fighter on the street at the promotion's first-ever love-and-marketing fest, mucking up the works.
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Yen, 55, shared a video of himself on Instagram on Wednesday in which he showed off his impressive martial arts skills by popping off a bottle cap while blindfolded.
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I decided I would try to get each one in a single frame so that I wouldn't have to keep popping off flashes while people were trying to sleep.
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If Cardi B was worried about haters popping off about her pregnancy, she isn't anymore ... because she got tons of love -- like an NYC street-full of it -- at MTV.
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There's always a sense when you're playing with a controller or a mouse and keyboard that you're playing a game; that you're popping off pixels toward masses of other pixels.
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He called the tweets a clear example of Trump "popping off" and predicted his advisers would look to do damage control, especially if his remarks negatively impact the stock market.
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But when popping off online is so easy, the burden of proof can get rather burdensome for those who'd rather espouse their off-the-wall theories and call it a day.
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It's worth noting that Clarke spent years popping off against Barack Obama, but it's not like calling him—or any of people on this list—out for hypocrisy is particularly useful.
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In addition to the getting introduced to what was currently popping off in the Big Apple's nightlife scene, Katy B was introduced to another of the city's late-night staples: rats.
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Eshhar could imagine popping off the end of the TCR and popping on a new antibody like a vacuum attachment; change the antibody, and you might change what the T cell targets.
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"The liquid inside the cylinders was rapidly expanding and essentially the lids of the cryogenic cylinders were just popping off the top and projectiles were being thrown from the building," he said.
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The groups have warnings about an "aggressive" squirrel with a notched ear the haunts Discovery Park, popping off plastic lids and poking holes in bags to get to her coveted snacks, reports KUOW.
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The "Bruisin" rapper admits he thought he was toast when the shots were popping off ... and he details the shooting, telling us why he was able to make it out of there alive.
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It makes a ton of noise and everything shakes, but the ultimate result, aside from your transmission popping off like a Third World dictator's birthday celebration, is that you slow way the heck down.
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Belgian artist Thomas Lerooy's surreal bronze monument Not enough brains to survive (2009) is popping off on Reddit as a one-shot-one-kill meme for calling out ego and over inflated self-worth.
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Middle school had let out for winter break and the two boys were left home alone, playing video games like Halo and Call of Duty and popping off an otherwise harmless Nerf dart gun.
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Sometimes this means popping off the noggin' that's already in place, and you can achieve this a number of ways, my favorite being to suck it from its shoulders, super-powered vacuum cleaner style.
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He has been working the news media on behalf of clients for years, while also appearing incessantly on cable news and radio as a reliable liberal talking head, popping off about just about everything.
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Sashay Away: Pride month is popping off and Ivanka Trump thought that she could jump on the bandwagon of LGBTQ activism and merriment without taking accountability for her dad and his veep's homophobic policies.
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"We have been replacing and repairing numerous electrical and plumbing supplies throughout the facility for years...tiles are popping off walls in housing units and constant flooding is occurring in our basement," Wickersham said.
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If popping off at them keeps us from raging elsewhere when we try to make sense of the randomness that leads to success or failure, then we might as well thank them for their service.
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Khloé Kardashian has embraced this role in the thick of a huge cheating scandal, with millions of people tracking her every move and popping off in her Instagram and Twitter mentions whenever they see fit.
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Collins was also popping off to anyone who would listen about what a great investment opportunity Innate was, leading Republican representatives Markwayne Mullin, Billy Long, John Culberson, Mike Conaway, and Doug Lamborn to buy shares.
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Her hair was wet and matted, and she bit off each word, spittle popping off her lips, her hands cutting the air, eyes rolling around in her head — a figure of terrifying aloneness and confrontation.
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You control the, uh, rude bear as you adventure through buzzsaw-and-spike filled 2D stages, wall-jumping, popping off of tiny bits of geometry, and generally trying to stay alive until the next checkpoint.
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The Odd Future thing is popping off right now, it may not happen again, I might as well go now, as opposed to just waiting to see what could happen and missing something that could be.
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Between the deafening chorus of all the cans popping off, which sounded a little like gunshots, and the immense clouds of flame and smoke the blaze gave off, the highway basically looked like a war zone.
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His runner missed and Haywood, who hit a big 3-pointer in the late charge, and teammate Ben Lammers had a clear shot at the rebound, the ball popping off Haywood's hands and into the basket.
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Though they take the activity seriously, they're also having fun with it: One of them uses several different markers to write "bisexual" and "lesbian" in letters that look three-dimensional, like they're popping off the paper.
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UMF even branded its own week of celebrations, Miami Music Week, the new catch-all term for the nearly-endless array of satellite parties and label showcases popping off all over South Beach and Miami proper.
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Instead, all of America's water coolers and social media networks are popping (and popping off) about Richard Sherman getting away with this obvious interference with Julio Jones' attempt to catch a game-saving fourth-down hero ball.
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MMA legend Bas Rutten's hands could kill you ... but that's not enough for him ... he had to go all Terminator at an L.A. gun range recently ... and TMZ Sports has video of him popping off some shots.
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Mary Harmon Hilburn has her Alabama championship rings in the form of lavaliers — pendants that are what you would get if you sliced off the meaty face of the ring like popping off the top of a muffin.
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And—duh—Muskie the Otterboi sounded the conch shell: Much worse... The retweets were also popping off: I mean, just take a look at the top of this retweet lineup: That's one thick den of iniquity right there.
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They're sure as shit not zombies in the traditionally stumbling, shuffling sense, and are partial to popping off a few rifle rounds in your face; but their regeneration abilities and propensity for hideous mutation make them fearsome foes.
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Alex Henery: It's in the countryside, we live in Suffolk county which is known for agriculture and I guess it was popping off a bit more back in the day when all the goods were going through the river.
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" After leaving office, Obama decided to take some well deserved R&R and said he'd stay out of the political arena to give Trump "an opportunity to put forward his platform and his arguments without somebody popping off in every instance.
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"I have multiple group texts with the same five to six people, and my friends are popping off most of the day with what they ate and how their dates went and their general stream of consciousness," says Sara Sowell, 24.
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Ovechkin completed the hat trick — the 14th of his career and first since 2013 — in the waning minutes of the second, popping off a shot that hit the right post, deflected off Dubnyk's back and landed over the goal line.
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Anyone can tell you that New Year's Eve in New York is a shit show, so the fact that a Papi Juice was happening and was popping off that night meant that a lot of characters were coming out the woodwork.
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When I call a guy and he doesn't answer, don't I suddenly toss my hair over my shoulder, remind myself of how amazing I am, and then start popping off about how I have plenty of backups so I don't need him, anyway?
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"I want to be respectful of the office and give the president-elect an opportunity to put forward his platform and his arguments without somebody popping off in every instance," Obama told a news conference in Peru after an Asia-Pacific summit.
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After popping off some tweets (which look to have been deleted since) which made him seem both amused and pissed off about the prospect, he chatted to NFTR at last weekend's Strawberries and Creem festival in Cambridge and was an ocean of zen.
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My job was always to provide the best soundtrack for each individual party and do so with style and grace, dependent on whatever the fuck I happen to be into, plus what's popping off in any particular scene/city at the time.
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He heaped praise on former President George W. Bush, saying he "could not have been more gracious to me when I came in" and said he wanted to give Trump the same chance to pursue his agenda "without somebody popping off" at every turn.
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The World Series is popping off as the Washington Nationals face off with the Houston Astros in this year's Fall Classic, but before this MLB season comes to an end, it's time to look back at all the champagne celebrations from the winning teams through the years.
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You can barely say a word about anything remotely contentious these days without some joyless leftist martinet popping off about your words being unsafe, or triggering or culturally appropriated, or whatever the latest Orwellian epithet is about sexism or racism or some other awful ism or phobia.
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Apple also led the charge towards unibody phone designs that make it rather difficult to replace smartphone batteries—on a device like my old Samsung Galaxy S270, replacing the battery could be done in less than 240 seconds by popping off the cover on the back.
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This salad is basically what happens when the late fall/early winter farmer's market is really popping off and you can't resist buying a little bit of everything—Brussels sprouts, sweet potatoes, heirloom carrots, kale, and frisée lettuce, all tossed in an apple cider-mustard vinaigrette.
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After liftoff, the Falcon 9 (previously flown in September of last year and January of this one) will take the Starlink stack to 440 kilometers, at which point (at about T+1 hour) they will begin to deploy, like kernels popping off a giant space corncob.
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Whether it is the really intense libertarianism, the Captain Nemo seasteading scheme, the Peter Pan college-bashing, the popping off of controversial sentiments (the women voting thing was misconstrued, but he definitely set himself up, perhaps on purpose), there is no one comparable to Thiel in far-out notions.
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And in a settlement of its administrative complaint against the company, the commission let Britax, the manufacturer of the popular BOB Gear jogging stroller, issue an instructional video instead of a recall despite hundreds of incidents of the front wheel popping off and dozens of injuries to children and adults.
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And I can do that cool maneuver of just popping off one shoulder strap, rotating the bag around my body, and just dipping into the side of it for the one thing I need, before zipping it up and swinging it back around, all while keeping one shoulder looped into it.
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Still, with early voting set to begin in many states in late September and October, and given Mr. Trump's history of popping off on Twitter, at rallies or in cable interviews at any moment, they said it was impossible to say whether his current message would endure and help turn the focus to Mrs.
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"We don't have time for charlatans and we don't have time for bigotry and we didn't have time for film-flam and we don't have the luxury of just popping off and saying whatever comes to the tops of our heads," Obama said during the Friday evening event, held for 3,000 supporters of Washington State Gov.
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But there was still room for chaos, the kind you couldn't find anywhere else in Texas: A little deeper in the neighborhood, beginning around Taft and ending around Crocker, were the blocks of gay bars and clubs lining the roads beneath the jutting tree branches, mostly dormant during the day and popping off into the evening.
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And so if occasionally, Serena is angry and she lets a ref have it and feels it's justifiable anger, and if Cardi feels like popping off [without doing physical harm] because it's a justifiable anger, I would much rather see those kinds of expressions of Black women, than to watch what happens to us long-term when we don't express it at all.
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Character: TNT Leader, Miami PD Bad Boys II pulls a fast one on the Rollins faithful, featuring him heavily in the opening scene as the leader of a special-ops unit for the Miami PD. All signs point to this being a typical Rollins role where he furrows his brow and looks cool in combat boots in the background, occasionally popping off a line of dialogue until inevitably being gruesomely offed in the third act.
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