You don't get to screw around with Carmen, and you better not screw around with me.
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Now I had two old ThinkPads to screw around with.
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"I don't screw around," Turner said referring to the game.
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We had time for Bronn to screw around with Pod.
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This starts with Russia trying to screw around with us.
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You can't screw around or someone could get seriously hurt.
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It's really, really hard to screw around with the legacy system.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger left his house and urged others to not "screw around."
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Or would the two simply screw around and put on a show?
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And second, if you screw around with us, we're going to take them up.
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CAVUTO: Do you think the Russians were trying to screw around in the election?
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But later in the season, we experience a type of cold that doesn't screw around.
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It didn't screw around with giving you the 411 on everyone right from the get-go.
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This Doctor Who-themed line of sex toys will really have you ready to screw around.
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Screenshot: City of Lake Worth (Twitter)No one should ever screw around on a public alert system.
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He's well into his fourth decade as an NHL GM, and he's not here to screw around.
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I've been on plenty of projects where you can screw around with the material if you want.
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And I'm gonna let someone else who's really good at making video games screw around with that.
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"It won't be a place to get high and just screw around," McAlpine wrote in a blog post.
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It's important to have time where you can screw around and people are not paying attention to it.
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All valid arguments, but even I knew the truth: They wanted phones so they could screw around online.
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"It's no good it's no fair and they're not going to screw around with the Second Amendment," Trump said.
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He and Natalie are still laughing about his "who do you need to screw around here for a biscuit?" joke.
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It would instantly be the best computer to buy for anyone who doesn't really want to screw around with tech.
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I'm a literary researcher among other things, and that means that I have the freedom to screw around at my leisure.
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Believe me, any anarchist who dared to screw around with these ladies would have been skinned and then trampled to death.
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AND FINALLY ... Breaking and (not) entering That time a goat decided it would be fun to screw around with your office.
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I don't know why we'd want to screw around with a model that's worked well for us for more than 8003 years.
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Unfortunately, their marriage ended at the end of the '60s because he wanted to screw around so much and wanted to be free.
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"Usually come home just long enough to eat dinner, screw around for an hour or so and go to bed," reads the profile.
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This week's episode, titled "Aporia," is a near-perfect hour of television, perhaps because "Fargo" doesn't have time to screw around any more.
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AMC's service is effectively promising that it won't screw around with pricing or plans for at least a year, so you know what you're getting.
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Previous studies have shown that pot can screw around with our memories—which is clearly a bad thing in a disease that already ravages memories.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is putting a giant Hollywood rumor to bed about her own bed ... she and husband Will Smith don't screw around with other couples.
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I've actually been asked this question before by a few people trying to learn the basics, and honestly, the best learning process is to screw around.
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And he didn't screw around: He just got in -- which is good when it comes to convincing people you are in it to win it. 5.
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I don't think that he's ever had the time, pre and post-freeze, to prioritize his romantic development and simply isn't the type to literally screw around.
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It may sound gimmicky, but Power Plant Fitness "won't be a place to get high and just screw around," cofounder Jim McAlpine tells the 420 Games blog.
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Vault 88 is a place where you can get away from all of the troubles that plague the Commonwealth, and just kind of screw around for a while.
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This is very, very intimidating for me because I screw around on a podcast once a week, but Roman Mars is a professional OG podcaster public radio god.
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Trump's message is that it doesn't — that foreigners can screw around with our people and our allies as much as they like as long as Trump doesn't mind personally.
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That definitely planted the seed and then, when I was about eight, I would go to my first stepdad's apartment and screw around with his guitars out of curiosity.
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What he records can be shuttled to another screen, like a baby monitor or a TV. "It works well enough to screw around at cyborg conferences," said Spence, half-laughing.
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They can just screw around with the entry-level content until they pick up the basics and not be restricted by the immediate stringent goals of games like Chess or Scrabble.
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"And secondly, screw around with the deal that has already been made because the message is, don't make a deal with the United States, they won't keep their word," he said.
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You don't buy this because you want to save money that you'd otherwise use for a Chromebook; you buy it because you want to be able to screw around a bit.
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So he owes an obligation to the people to work on his government responsibilities, and that doesn't give him time to screw around and train for a fight the way he has to.
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The hard cut from a meticulous sample reconstruction to fissures of noise is giddy with the excitement of someone given the musical equivalent of a Grand Theft Auto map to screw around with.
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Studies show that lack of sleep can screw around with some of the hormones involved in both hunger (the physical need for food) and appetite (the desire for food), as well as lowering your testosterone levels.
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" Kaine called into question Trump's willingness to stand up to Russia in the event of a potential cyberattack on the American election, saying Trump has "encouraged Russia to already get in and screw around with our elections.
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If they don't get ahead of it — if they screw around with fancier pickup trucks for the next 5 to 10 years — they will be caught flat-footed, scooped by rivals like Tesla and their European counterparts.
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"The spirit of it was, 'Let's just screw around,'" recalls Adam McKay, the onetime SNL head writer and Oscar-winning writer-director (The Big Short) who cofounded the site along with Ferrell and writer Chris Henchy (The Campaign).
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The recommendations don't contain many surprises, but they'll definitely give you another reason to worry—screw around inside your ears too much and you might give yourself earwax impaction, which is basically a stuffy nose for your ear.
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It reminds me of the early days of the iTunes App Store: people want to screw around with their brand new tech, so they're cruising for stuff to try and they don't mind paying for whatever looks interesting.
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The whole segment was a great reminder of why Obama is such a fun presence on late-night shows, particularly in his second term, when he doesn't have to worry about campaigning for reelection and can just screw around.
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The show entitled Unlocking the Grid focuses on artists who for the most part have chosen to take the "grid" apart, that is to work against its ordering qualities and screw around with the possibilities that this liberation affords.
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Speaking of love: remember those those love calculators you used to screw around with where you'd enter your name and the name of the person you were crushing on and it would let you know that particular relationship's viability?
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We want TV to look like us, [and now there are] queer shows with groundbreaking characters that screw around with concepts like foster care, immigration, and racial politics—a full array of topics and different tones, all breaking ground.
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Microsoft recognizes that we all need to screw around in the original art program for people too cheap to use anything else, so it's now updating the experience for a new generation by giving you the ability to create entire 3D landscapes in MS Paint.
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You go and, especially in the older days, you screw around on the internet and you end up in a weird Wikipedia hole, and you end up on a weird YouTube channel, and you just sort of entertain yourself in a specific sort of non-productive way.
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The seven young intellectuals retuned to the countryside to resist political pressures from city life in order to write moody poetry, whoop it up, screw around, and plough the fields behind tail swatting and bellowing water buffalos, who utter the most dialogue in the excerpted scenes.
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He was featured in the episode, "Bass to Mouth", and has a few lines. He also commented on the country's inevitable doom in "About Last Night". His teaching method consists primarily of telling the children to "quit screwing around", and "don't screw around, you screw around too much!" The episode "Mysterion Rises" reveals Adler to be a member of the Cult of Cthulhu.
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The episode begins with the boys on their first day of wood shop. Mr. Adler, their teacher, tells the students not to "screw around". They are also asked who the biggest troublemaker in their class is. Stan and Kyle claim that Tweek is, while Cartman argues that it is Craig.
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Mandar Ponkshe (Gulshan Devaiah), is an atypical youth, a sex addict and a player. In his early 30s, he is only interested in 'scoring' one night stands while his friends are all married with kids. The movie opens with one such scene where his friends tell him to get married as he is too old to screw around. In turn, Mandar explains his philosophy about sex as a purely physical act, somewhat akin to the satisfaction of the 'perfect' bowel movement.
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"When the Colts called, I told my agent, 'Let's not screw around,' " said Vinatieri, in his first extensive comments regarding his departure from New England. "I told him, 'If Indy is interested, let's get this done.'" Vinatieri said he has no regrets about not giving the Patriots a chance to counter the offer. With the Indianapolis Colts, Vinatieri had been a perfect 10-of-10 in kicks in the RCA Dome. In the second round of the 2006 AFC playoffs, Vinatieri kicked five field goals in the Colts' 15–6 upset of the favored Baltimore Ravens.
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According to critic Matt Preira, writing in the Miami New Times, hipster-hop constitutes a "discernable transition in rap music," one which incorporates elements of hipster culture. Preira claims that it is "a brewing microgenre poised to take the mainstream by storm". Chicago Reader critic Miles Raymer says that hipster rappers "screw around with old school signifiers," but that hipster rap "embodies the same sort of utopian, big-tent ideal that old-school hip-hop did." According to Raymer, it works the "leading edge of the interplay between rap music and dance music," while being defined by hipsteresque fashions and attitudes.
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This prompts Bobby to try to tone down Hilda's behaviour now that she is expecting and facing raising another child after having done the same for Justin. Back at work, Betty begs with Wilhelmina to give her another chance, so Wilhelmina gives in. She admits liking the title of Betty's piece "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes", but in what can be called "torture", she gives Betty a pair of high heels and wants her to wear them for a mile so that she can write for them. Unfortunately, Betty is not feeling comfortable wearing them while walking the streets of New York City, and she bumps into Daniel, who is frustrated that Marc is beginning to screw around with his work schedule by rescheduling his appointments and altering his daily routines.
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