" - Kristen, 343 "Snakes slithering into bed while sleeping.
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Swift's slithering friends continue to pop up in the video.
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There's the fact that it keeps slithering around his neck.
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Check out a slithering tentacle from the forthcoming video below.
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A rush of air and you're free, your captor slithering away.
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Madoff's title character is a slithering villain, not a sympathetic antihero.
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"I sneak around this town like a slithering snake," she says.
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The slithering snakes are supposed to bring you lots of benefits.
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Unfortunately for those slithering through the drive-through at 3 a.m.
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Did I expect to enjoy things by slithering around with headphones in?
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Maureen Dowd Opinion Columnist Washington — Con artists have always been slithering around.
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Global warming concern No. 583: more poisonous snakes slithering their way into Canada.
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But don't forget about the unscrupulous, victory-consumed creatures slithering around New England.
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Whichever the case, soak in its bubbly and slithering Missy Elliott-throwback production.
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To his surprise, he found a rattlesnake slithering up his toilet bowl, KXVA reports.
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That's right, slithering right into the so-called sensory deprivation tank — eek — mid-treatment.
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He said the man came back 20 minutes later, still slithering on the floor.
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Electricians opened the box to shut off power when they found the slithering surprise.
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If you're confused between delicous-looking glazed doughnuts and slithering snakes, you're not alone.
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Sure, you'll need to shoot everything from massive, pulsating boss creatures to simple, slithering snails.
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We're still recovering from Katherine Waterston's attempts to dodge a slithering xenomoprh in Alien: Covenant.
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Click through to see the products heralding the rise of the scaly, slithering, snakelike Swift.
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The editor of the Post, played by Ben Chaplin, has a slithering charm and menace.
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The peppered moray eel slithering across the rocks is a strangely soothing and mesmerizing scene.
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Look at it on a map: it is a slithering path of an epileptic snake.
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If you're in Russia, those little charges might include half a dozen slimy, slithering leeches.
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This technology came to me, slithering into my phone as a subfeature of other services.
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He had more presence than Sauron, but less of the slithering creepiness of a Voldemort.
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A Slithering Bot Can Be Cute, Too And now for a robot that's completely different.
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Summer is fast approaching, and so too is a cavalcade of creeping, slithering, stomping monsters.
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It's something far more slippery, slithering between the two spaces and arriving at pop novelty.
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Slip sliding away A resident first spotted the snake slithering past a children's playground in June.
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Nothing could be clammier, but, still, you can sense the film slithering toward a dead end.
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It was maybe 7 or 8 feet long, flicking its tail and slithering through the marsh.
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In the living room, there's a graphic abaca rug in the shape of a slithering snake.
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From Saturday to Monday, the slithering guests will be reptiles from the Alley Pond Environmental Center.
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A family had found a 6-foot-long boa constrictor slithering inside their living room couch.
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And what about the dark red snake-like form slithering across the canvas to meet it?
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It turns out this is the second time the couple has found a slithering snake at home.
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Most levels aren't static, with moving buses, waving villagers, and slithering snakes adding a touch of liveliness.
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It is now slithering across this land, disturbing what's sacred and gearing up to poison the water.
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There's no where to run from slithering snakes in gas pumps and bears breaking into your homes.
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Homestead, Florida (CNN)Donna Kalil couldn't hear a python slithering in the grass with the wind blowing.
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Slithering through Satan's birth canal The more I look at this, the more uncanny the title seems.
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Without it, he risks becoming completely untethered — nothing more than the slithering id of a nervous age.
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Shoji surprised everyone by slithering out of Gracie's submission attempts, but was aided greatly by the referees.
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Jamie Principle's voice—high-pitched, slithering, sensual—is a defining one in the history of electronic music.
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The fact it would be down there in such a confined space slithering around is pretty amazing.
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A side view, like the one below, would show the accretion disk slithering around the event horizon.
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How about a cavernous room filled with a slithering mass of naked bodies getting each other off?
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Mr. Wells eyed the slithering line for public admission warily before resigning himself to an overflow room.
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A black snake, both erotically phallic and creepily sinister, is slithering through a hole in the disc.
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And so, in addition to Sweelinck's queasy downward-slithering tunes, there were acerbic harmonic juxtapositions and clashes.
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Imagine looking up while sitting on the toilet to see a snake slithering around in your skylight.
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Gigantic in person, trick-or-treaters will not be able to miss this thing slithering in your yard!
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Lil Pump damn near became a snack for a slithering snake ... and it left him a bloody mess.
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Their first single, "One Step Closer" came slithering out of my beat-up speakers like the serpent tempting Eve.
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Calvin's slithering, unstoppable menace is different enough from Alien's alien to give you the willies in its own ways.
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The more the doctor fumbles and flaps, the longer and longer the worm grows, slithering from its nostril lair.
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The cobra broke free after takeoff, attacked its owner, and began slithering under the seats, prompting an emergency landing.
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The fields often feature dried up lava streams that twist and turn like slithering snakes across the dark landscape.
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Littlefinger-like, Giuliani went slithering through a backchannel netherworld between the Oval Office, State Department diplomats and unsavory Ukrainians.
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In case you were wondering, her birth name is not Taylor "Slithering Snake Becky With The Good Lies" Alison Swift.
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Just because a depiction of Santa is entertaining, doesn't mean we'd want Billy Bob Thornton, say, slithering down our chimney.
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Bringing his sleek, slithering neo-funk to an audience that loves him now more than ever can't be a priority.
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The ickiest challenge had her slithering backward in a tank while live worms and dead fish were dumped on her.
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Grave Lines is the latest riff-laden extreme metal beast to come slithering up out of London's grubby dark corners.
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WRONG. At first, the snake sticks to slithering around and flashing glimpses of its formidable scales as the light shifts.
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Sly and slithering, a lot is like lounge music gone astray or filtered through a bad dream: fried, droopy, twisty.
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Snakes slithering through a rib cage capture the tone of this Tim Burton film that adapts the Washington Irving story.
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A slithering tongue lunges out of a gaping hole of a mouth, like a snake emerging from the desert floor.
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Like, for instance, taking a page out of the invertebrate handbook by slithering around in an amoeba-like blob sack.
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Snakeskin has slowly been slithering up on us since spring and mock-croc bags are some of this season's best accessories.
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" The Weeknd stops by to croon over the slithering "6 Inch," while James Blake gently sings over the piano-driven "Forward.
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I've even put it five inches away from the edge and then watched it slowly slithering its way to the abyss.
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So do these saucy clips mean something beyond showing us how Brit is still the reigning queen of scantily clad slithering?
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Like a snake slithering back into its den, Greenland's lengthy Jakobshavn glacier has retreated over 25 miles since the 19th century.
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Her jumps consist of one, two, three, four high-bounding steps and up she goes, slithering backward over the high bar.
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It has a slithering, cascading finale, with a coda that ends with a cadential sequence Beethoven might have been proud of.
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The film opens with Franco's Wiseau crawling, slithering, and lunging across a stage attempting a volcanic version of Brando's Stanley Kowalski.
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She became a favorite of track crowds, with her high bounding steps and leaps, slithering up, up and over that bar.
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While no humans permanently live in the snake house, owned by Munson, 140 of the slithering reptiles were reportedly being held there.
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"Misfit Kid" is a marvelously incoherent attempt at social commentary, as slithering keyboards and echoey drumclaps create a shimmering, ominous electronic surface.
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In several scenes, Swift — dripping in snake jewels — is seen sitting on a throne with a legion of snakes slithering around her.
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These videos seem amateurishly staged, with a group of puppies waiting in a pit as the snake comes slithering up to attack.
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The snake was captured slithering on a metal gate making its vertical ascent, through barbed wire like it was no big deal.
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Late last summer in Woodbridge, Virginia, a woman wandered into her yard and found an eastern copperhead slithering through her flower bed.
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Her sister Gigi in a tweed midriff number, slithering down a reproduction of the mirrored staircase at Coco Chanel's shop in Paris.
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However, in this world of large-breasted mythical chicks, there's a card that's a shimmering, slithering, beacon of hope for fantasy femmes.
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I've always cherished slithering in and out and being a little more low key and pulling my hat down over my face.
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The Ivory Mirror objects can be quite grim, with their snakes slithering through skeletal nostrils and lizards creeping on the bare crania.
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While Ms. Conway's slithering around is fertile ground for humor and chuckles, the sad fact is that what she's doing is shameful.
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Peruvian duo, Dengue Dengue Dengue, have shared a delightfully slithering new single called "The Enemy" off their forthcoming third album Siete Raíces.
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Today in absolutely horrifying things found in nature: a snake slithering around in a shallow body of water wearing a huge fish head.
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So whether you're feeling a cool snakeskin skirt or statement python pants, there's something for everybody — outfit ideas included — slithering your way ahead.
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With a slithering, serpentine body and 300 teeth, the shark and its ancestors have served as inspiration for sea monster mythology for millennia.
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Threadworms have the repulsive habit of slithering out of their host's anus at night and laying their eggs in the soft flesh nearby.
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While on a visit to the doctor, the gray-and-white kitty spotted the bold-colored snake slithering around on a nearby table.
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A Massachusetts family's relaxing weekend was abruptly disrupted when a snake came slithering into their kitchen and bit a 9-month-old boy.
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A slithering machine inspired by the lamprey, the AmphiBot, has 10 body modules, each with its own onboard computer that mimics a CPG.
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Taylor has embraced the slithering snake identity she's been dubbed with and has declared that the old, good-girl Taylor is officially dead.
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Before this cornrowed kid was slithering her way down the runway, she was just another smiley gal wrapped in reptiles in London, England.
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Images include a car crash, a snake (which helps to explain her slithering social media postings), and Swift chomping down on some bling.
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According to Melton, the two have displayed "flirting of the snail kind," which the amateur biologist described as a sort of mutual slithering.
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Their wooden shuttles make a soft slithering sound as they hand weave large swathes of silk fabric in rich colors on handcrafted looms.
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A prevailing mood of bucolic lyricism is constantly challenged by slithering atonality and insistent, marchlike rhythms, only to fade off into mechanistic irrelevance.
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Little glowing spaceships zip around in tight formations, weaving through neon gates, slithering through tight tunnels, and occasionally smashing into walls at high speeds.
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Harrison's video also shows the girl's parents, who remained astoundingly chill despite the whole "poisonous, slithering biting machine hanging above our daughter's bed" thing.
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Swift dropped a short trailer for the music video on her Instagram page, adding it to the slithering snake she used to tease fans.
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On Sunday, a serpent was spotted slithering around the ceiling of an Aeromexico plane from Mexico's Torreon to Mexico City, reports The Associated Press.
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Instead of focusing solely on his leg injuries, Waddell was terrifyingly joined by some unexpected visitors slithering underground with him: a trio of rattlesnakes.
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The Swedish native slithered up to some danger, draping a large python across his shoulders and staring the slithering snake square in the eyes.
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The giant anaconda was supposedly spotted only once, but it's said the 130-foot-long snake is still slithering around the Amazon Rainforest today.
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Carrie Brownstein's guitar is a slithering, sinister force and Janet Weiss plays the drums like she's trying to beat the devil out of them.
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On "Peregrination," prominently featuring Swaminathan's sister, the violinist Anjna Swaminathan, that means mixing passages of slithering mystery with sections of bristling, complex rhythm. RUSSONELLO
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It was the kind of jam that, if one has young children, as Ms. Gabe did then, is often encountered slithering down a wall.
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But even as more of these octo-bots start slithering into prototypes, there's something unsettling about the alien design of a grasping, squeezing sucker-hand.
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Skillful and sophisticated walking styles—as opposed to basic locomotion techniques such as rolling, dragging forward, slithering, or hopping— likely facilitated this important evolutionary transition.
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A few seconds later, the tail end of the snake can be seen slithering inside the house through a sliding door that was left open.
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A homeowner in Australia captured an unwanted surprise on camera: a nearly 10-foot long python slithering its way up the side of his home.
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These bitter, beautiful people, scowling and slithering, are pure stereotype, their dialogue sounding like nothing I've ever heard come out of a real woman's mouth.
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On Saturday and Sunday, the artist Jenae Schwartz will work with children on "Slithering Sensations From East to West," a drop-in family art project.
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It's music that gets inside your head, just like the slithering horror of the band's spiritual guide has done to generations of readers and acolytes.
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It was hardly techno, but it pressed forward with all the slithering reliability of the looped machine music the band was beginning to obsess over.
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A slithering, 17-foot Burmese python found at Big Cypress National Preserve in the Florida Everglades weighed 140 pounds and took four people to carry.
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Built like a stack of gumdrops, he dances in concise, herky-jerk movements, slithering and then stopping as if he suddenly had his plug pulled.
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While this is all happening, the evolving monster itself just looks like it has the greatest time, slithering and smashing its way to global chaos.
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Stunning video captured by the Okeanos Explorer show the vibrant red coral with a panoply of strange critters slithering around and clinging to the biological structure.
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It's a raspy, slithering, half-head-shaped arc — purple into red into pink into a yellow or two into charcoal gray — against a tar-black ground.
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There are now as many as 300,000 of these invasive creatures slithering through the state, and they've been known to eat alligators, bobcats, rabbits, and birds.
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She's been posting videos of a slithering snake all week ... leading people to think it has something to do with her first single, which drops Thursday.
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Gold Coast and Brisbane Snake Catchers posted a photo Wednesday on their Facebook of a large male eastern brown snake slithering around a tower of Legos.
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There's no denying their originality — no other band assembles slithering acoustic guitar strings and antiseptic keyboard hum into such hushed, mesmerizing, immaculately interlocking clockwork ticky-tock.
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Other sculptures use wires and steel and jeans ripped down to their seams or stuffed and resewn, snaking up the wall or slithering across the floor.
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The collision sent Schumacher slithering into the gravel and out of the race; Villeneuve was able to continue, seemingly without any meaningful harm to his car.
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Its propulsive images of slithering octopuses and singing migrants imagine a community of bodies on the move, while Ms. Prouvost whispers in her signature breathy Franglais.
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When Hurricane Andrew battered South Florida in 1992, conservationists say, a slithering, voracious species escaped a breeding facility and made its way toward Everglades National Park.
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""It's always surprising to see someone like Ariana Grande with that silly high voice, a very wholesome voice, slithering around on a couch looking so ridiculous.
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According to the National Park Service, copperheads are the only venomous snakes known to frequent the city and are often seen slithering around the nation&aposs Capitol.
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Designer Michael Costello ripped off a makeup artist's face mask and tried slithering away with his own version on the runway ... this according to a new lawsuit.
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In a perfect infinite loop of anti-logic—like a snake slithering into its own asshole—an exact refutation of AE2911Truth's beliefs has instead vindicated them completely.
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Pitman captured the snake for research purposes, and it was unharmed in the take down, but it sure looked awesome as she took down the slithering beast.
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Streams of pillowy bodies wiggle effortlessly across the camera in a new 360° video that throws the spectator into a white purgatory overrun with the slithering humanoids.
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When clinched, he gets to the fence, gets a hand under the chin, and gets his head below it, before slithering his arms out and pushing off.
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In retrospect, Samara's slithering, stomach-churning crawl out of a television in the first "Ring" was, in a culture as obsessed with screens as ours, a warning.
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Sending one slithering down a pipe to look for blockages or damage is one obvious application, but they can also be useful for traversing countless types of terrain.
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That said, paleontologists have found slither marks etched onto the surfaces of ancient rock, a hint that worm-like animals were slithering and burrowing so very long ago.
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These legless reptiles first emerged during the Cretaceous period, and they wasted little time, slithering to virtually every part of the planet by around 100 million years ago.
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Among the audience members are a group of eight performers, laying with their eyes closed, slithering very slowly through the heaps of material, their movement suggestive of slugs.
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Snake Kid not only has slithering arms, but also appears to be some kind of snake / human hybrid creature who participates in a futuristic extreme sport called snakeboarding.
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Some are first-person explorations—young Molly's, for example, is the story of how she jumped into various animal bodies, climbing, flying, swimming and slithering on its hunt.
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But I like to think that if a pea-brained iguana can out-maneuver a bunch of slithering death machines, then maybe we've got a change, too. Mother!
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He takes advantage of well-meaning treasure hunters and kicks them off high, rocky ledges into pits of slithering bloodthirsty monsters, or he leaves them to starve to death.
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When Tina lets Newt and Jacob into her apartment, Queenie conjuring up an apple strudel with pastry slithering itself into ribbons mid-air is a gorgeous sight to behold.
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Over 100 million years ago, snakes did have four appendages, and then evolution stepped in to turn the reptiles into the creepy, slithering freak show that they are today.
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Why are we eating this whole thing and then rolling onto our sides to watch Russian Doll on Netflix (which is a YES, btw) and then slithering into bed?
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And screw Roy if he'd fallen down a brightly colored porn hole, pummelling himself to images of animated youngsters slithering around in grownup crotch gear in a cartoon fairyland.
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It emerged that explosives had been buried in the foundation of the tower when it was being built, two years before, by some slithering motherfuckers on the construction crew.
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If jewelry isn't your thing, you can still don the slithering creature in the form of a black hooded pullover adorned with a snake design; it's available for $75.
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And while yes, the opioid epidemic is slithering across all types of American neighborhoods, illicit drug use among teens is still down basically across the board, even for marijuana.
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We passed over an 850-strong herd of buffalo, smoky dust trailing in their wake, and sent a seemingly endless procession of crocodiles slithering into the murky Salamat River.
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In the Cannaregio district of Venice—another "island within an island"—he is swarmed by slithering shipworms that are apparently chipping away at all the woodwork in the city.
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Lady Gaga fully committed to this performance of Metallica's "Moth Into Flame," slithering around the drummer Lars Ulrich and the guitarist Kirk Hammett, and catapulting herself into the crowd.
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Kylie Jenner had an unwanted, slithering guest at her house Friday ... and to get rid of it, she called in L.A.'s finest to literally chop it's head off.
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Click here to view original GIFI've never been able to quite figure out why I hate snakes, but my disdain of slithering serpents extends to the robot variety as well.
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The weather pattern that is going to take shape features a wavy jet stream, with big swings to the north and the south, like a snake slithering along a path.
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Here was another flavor of evil to add to his arsenal, a slithering, swaggering, fourth-wall-breaking Southern politician who would stop at nothing to move up the food chain.
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Swift teased her latest single, "Look What You Made Me Do," with video clips of a CGI snake and is selling slithering merchandise in support of her upcoming Reputation album.
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Only one person suffered minor injuries in the crash, but everyone involved will likely be haunted by nightmares of eels slithering through seas of sticky goop for years to come.
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X's brain turns out to be a wonderful setting for a haunted-house story, because all sorts of diverse spirits are slithering around in there and playing tricks on him.
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That may seem like a likely locale for a slithering snake, but before this discovery, paleontologists did not have direct evidence of snakes living in forests during the Mesozoic Era.
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There's reports of alligators walking in the streets and venomous snakes slithering in the sludge, but the biggest threat from the Florence floodwaters is largely invisible: chemical and bacterial contamination.
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She took the name a bit too literally, adding in the nonet of dragons at swim in the pool of the waterfall and slithering through the trees on either side.
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Today, the raucous sounds of the same crew's youngest snakes slithering over each other to make their voices heard can be heard for the first time on Young Slime Season.
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So for a fiercer take on your favorite seasonal classics like Chelsea boots, lace-ups, and over-the-knee styles, we suggest slithering your way into something new this fall.
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Whereas her references to specific individuals in past songs were pretty opaque, and required some investigating, her new song stares its targets right in the eyes, slithering snake imagery and all.
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The skeevy main villain, Greven (played by Pål Sverre Hagen) lives an inherently hilarious lifestyle, slithering through homes and offices that have been decorated with a dimwit's idea of fancy furniture.
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Between the decaying fruit and the slithering reptile, the episode is full of unsettling images—set against the bucolic background of the French countryside, the aesthetic echoes a momento mori painting.
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She may hang out, sometimes, with Brandon Maxwell's Jean-Harlow-as-disco-diva, all plunging charmeuse halter tops and swishing wide-legged pants; slithering, one-shouldered jersey columns and shimmying sheaths.
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But as it moves, it immediately becomes apparent it is filled with slithering snakes, most about the diameter of a marker and with the largest perhaps up to 18 inches long.
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I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw it, I could see it staring back at me, Slithering its way towards me just for an appetizer, I'm lucky to be alive.
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The country music star was celebrating the arrival of 2017 on Staniel Cay Island in the Bahamas when he encountered the uninvited local slithering around the porcelain bowl of his getaway abode.
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Then, beneath the storm winds, Peter noticed a quiet slithering sound that, he realized, came from Caroline's zip-ties sliding along the arms of her wheelchair, as if trying to slip free.
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Let's talk about the octopus in the room, slithering over the wall of the mailroom of a soon-to-be-renovated dorm building at La Maison des Arts et Métiers in Paris.
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The slithering snake body parts taking center stage on Taylor Swift's social media feeds this week may seem mysterious, but if you've been following the pop star's beefs, the message is clear.
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Forty-six million people—14 percent of the US—have toxocariasis, although the CDC says true numbers are higher because people rarely connect eventual blindness with roundworms slithering undetected through the body.
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An octopus named Inky, for example, made a notorious escape recently from the National Aquarium of New Zealand, exiting his enclosure and slithering into a floor drain and, apparently, out to sea.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A large snake was found slithering inside the passenger cabin of an Aeromexico flight en route to Mexico City on Sunday and the plane was given priority to land there.
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At first the guys in the video say they thought the cat had a spider web or leaves stuck on her snout, but a closer look revealed it was actually a slithering snake.
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Thus, we could have avoided the pain that millions of passengers have endured slithering through the undersized concourse spaces of the station all these years, not to speak of saving a cherished landmark.
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One stubborn Scot, for example, who refuses to bow to English demands, is hanged and drawn in the gateway of his castle, with his guts pulled out like a length of slithering rope.
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After one song there, she boarded a clear floating catwalk and soared above the crowd, slithering through erotic numbers like "Woo" and "Sex With Me" while striking one hard pose after the next.
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Like the artist himself, Serpent Music is a slithering, complex work that unfurls over repeated encounters—but the effect is infinitely moving, like painting a dreamy landscape with hot streaks of raw emotion.
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Not quite "reading" it, exactly; stalking it, slithering along it, hunting in its sawgrass for stylistic infelicities, typos, boring sentences, clichés and gags that, face it, Chabon, just never were going to work.
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David Hu is an associate professor of mechanical engineering and biology at Georgia Tech, where he studies the biomechanics of animal locomotion, like the slithering of snakes or the flicking of frog tongues.
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" But many lyrics on "Dirty Projectors" grapple with the breakup, whether it's lines in "Keep Your Name" about fame-chasing, or his seeming admission, on the slithering "Death Spiral," that he "condescended relentlessly.
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But as she hurriedly prepared the ingredients, Lees-Rolfe turned around to check on James and saw a horrifying sight: a snake, five-feet in length, had come slithering out from under the refrigerator.
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Or when you're feeling like a gelatinous blob after slurping one too many frozen margaritas, watching a disturbingly detailed rendition of a slug / human hybrid slithering along to a distorted "Hangover" by Psy feat.
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Set on an Italian island slithering with snakes and beautiful people, the movie is something of a reluctant thriller about a rock star, her current lover, her former lover and a pretty young thing.
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What Will Probably Happen: If your friend is truly averse to slithering off the couch to brush before bed, only brushing once a day probably won't yield a deteriorated jaw bone and missing teeth.
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Snakes are everywhere here: slithering unseen in the walls of the house; looming with unblinking eyes and lipless mouths in the garden; leaving their old skins behind as false promises that change is possible.
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Which is lucky, as there's loads of them buzzing and crawling, hopping and slithering about the caverns of this strange place, littered as it is with ancient machinery, suggestive of a society long since departed.
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Disney envisions the jacket will be used with VR headsets for more immersive experiences, given its ability to simulate hugs, being hit or punched, and peculiarly, the sensation of a snake slithering across your body.
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He steels himself against this knowledge and says that he is relieved to finally know that, like all other creatures slithering and trotting and flapping their way through Hollywoo, he is truly on his own.
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Local reptile handlers are warning that the storm is threatening to flush out all kinds of killer serpents from their habitats on the coast, and send them slithering into local neighborhoods, the Sun News reports.
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Whom can Tracker trust, and can the reader trust Tracker — or is he as unreliable a narrator as the rivals and relatives who offer conflicting story lines, suggesting that truth is "a shifting, slithering thing"?
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Four hundred of my Iowan neighbors and I packed into a high school auditorium to debate the Democratic nominee and did not try to imagine the rods of Propionibacterium slithering around on our shared pens.
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The film marks the director's return to shooting in Seoul and to naturalism (well, more or less—it would not be a Bong Joon-ho picture without a few surreal surprises slithering in a corner).
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An invisible, squishy robotic claw that grabs unsuspecting fish out of the blue is the latest addition to MIT's collection of weird little soft robots that could one day start swimming, creeping, and slithering among us.
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A woman in Melbourne, Australia, got a "Christmas surprise" on Sunday when she spotted a snake slithering among the branches of her fake tree, according to a Facebook post on the Snake Catcher Victoria Australia page.
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Click here to view original GIFCredit: Earth Institute, Columbia UniversityUsing a small robotic sub, scientists from Columbia University have captured rare video of arctic jellyfish slithering along the bottom of the Chukchi Sea near Utqiaġvik, Alaska.
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They are the alligators that supposedly infest New York City's sewer system, slithering through the bowels just under the street level, feeding on rats and rubbish and terrorizing sewer workers armed with guns for self-defense.
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It was sickening to see how the slithering machine intelligence, with its ability to take on the color of the prompt's prose, slipped into some of my favorite paragraphs, impersonating their voices but without their souls.
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They led me, sweating and crawling with spiders, to a special, out-of-the-way pile of rocks that soon promised to hold a slithering congregation of venomous timber rattlesnakes preparing to den for the winter.
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"Loved spending the day with these beautiful snakes ❤️🐍😊🙏🏻 #gntm2019," the model captioned an Instagram video with the snakes moving around her neck, chest, décolletage and even a milk snake slithering on her head.
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Brace yourself for the delivery of a new replicant, not born as a baby but slithering out from a plastic sheath as an instant adult, slimy with fabricated vernix and quaking at the shock of being alive.
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After spotting that there was a security camera hidden in the living room, the son decided to take matters into his own hands and tried to disable it by slithering on the floor so he'd go unseen.
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"Loved spending the day with these beautiful snakes ❤️🐍😊🙏🏻 #gntm2019," the model captioned an Instagram video with the snakes moving around her neck, chest, décolletage and even a Milk snake slithering on her head.
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The Washington Monument, the Statue of Liberty, the St. Louis Arch, the Atomium in Brussels, the African Renaissance Monument in Dakar — there is nary a modern monument that couldn't benefit from having a slide slithering down it.
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We took a turn into the multilevel Pei Ho street market, a sobering, indoor scene of fresh produce, live chickens, quivering pig carcasses, slithering eels in Styrofoam crates and nearly anything else you could think to eat.
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From the red snake slithering across the Look What You Made Me Do lyric video to the coiled snake that curled across her revamped Instagram page, it's clear Taylor Swift is embracing her new life as a reptilian.
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On pages for Venom fandom, one particular image has garnered a great amount of adoration: a moment in the movie's latest trailer, during which a long, slithering tongue inches out of his sharp-toothed chasm of a face.
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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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They are the alligators that supposedly infest New York City's sewer system, slithering through the bowels just under the street level, feeding on rats and rubbish and terrorizing sewer workers who arm themselves with guns for self-defense.
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Innes's depiction of respectable Scottish ladies on the sloppy, sticky, slithering prowl, during a "darker, squelchier" bachelorette party complete with a "seduction tutor," provides a stark contrast to the more sedate doings of the call girls, hookers and streetwalkers.
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All over New York, you will encounter many wild-looking animals that are captive or domesticated: a scarlet macaw jauntily riding his owner's shoulder, a lizard visiting the beach on a leash, a lemon-yellow python slithering over asphalt.
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This Swiss troupe is like a human kaleidoscope: Moving around a darkened stage while encased in huge, colorful envelopes of foam or fabric, the performers twist, turn and fold, morphing from slithering serpents to autumn leaves to unfurling fans.
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It's a "methodical and controlled" composition, as per Jeng's premise, that nevertheless retains a zing of spontaneity, as does "34 Gatherings" (2014) by Emil Lukas, a squiggly grisaille abstraction produced by fly larvae slithering through ink across the canvas.
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I also have a fear of snakes that dates exactly back to the moment I was stuck in a crowd in Times Square (do you see the pattern here?) when a vendor whipped a living, breathing, slithering snake at my face.
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After completely wiping her social media pages — we're talking followers, past posts, profile pics, everything — she surprised us earlier this week with cryptic gifs of slithering serpents and a very John Galliano-esque album cover photo that left everyone buzzing.
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He can slide between both backcourt positions and disrupt the opponent's primary action, whether that's mirroring his man on the ball or slithering around the floor, tracking guards as they weave around screens to free themselves for an open shot.
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If you're wearing the Paw, the SSD will tie you to a rock like Andromeda and, clad in a snakeskin bodysuit and a ring-gag, perform her slithering dance and drool all over you: a snake preparing to digest her prey.
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Click here to view original GIFYou know those basketball or soccer dribbling drills where you snake through a line of cones, dribbling in and out one way on a cone and then slithering through the opposite side of the next cone?
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Metals expert Michael Dudas of Vertical Research sees volatility slithering back into the "eerily quiet" gold market — with a "breakout" potentially in the cards as the December Federal Reserve meeting approaches and as lawmakers battle over the tax reform package.
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For example, the sight of a naked man bursting, bloody and "reborn," from a Styrofoam structure and then slithering around on the floor was a little much for some, though not for Mr. Abloh, who had come to support his protégé.
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This White House is now a jungle of wild accusations, out-of-control egos, lurking bigotry, and slithering strivers: The grass outside the Oval Office is full of snakes, and the person inside that office is no better, maybe even worse.
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Snakes. Twice in the past four months he has found the creatures slithering around in the backyard of his home in East Jakarta, most recently on New Year's Eve when he discovered a 1.5 meter-long (five foot) venomous cobra.
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Barbara Ess depicts the nightmare version: a photograph "No title (snake in living room)" (2017) that shows a living room with couch, easy chair, fireplace, and a big television, but with a snake slithering down the middle of the carpeted floor.
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The 9-foot-long (2.7-metre) reticulated python, a species that is native to Asia and is the longest snake in the world, was last spotted slithering on a street in the north of the city in the early hours of Sunday.
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Cars fly, entire seedy, gray neighborhoods pulse on the Golden Gate Bridge, and the impossibly long-living and wealthy among us — called "meths," like the elderly, Biblical Methuselah — live high in the sky to avoid the unwashed masses slithering below the crowds.
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Make sure that your volume is turned up so that you can experience the full horror of the slithering, chirping creatures lurking just out of sight, and pay attention to your heartbeat — who knows what could be waiting for you in the dark?
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Many composers have written about death, but Berlioz takes on the process of dying like few others: In "La Mort de Cléopâtre," slithering figures evoke the asp winding its way up Cleopatra's chest as the music's skin seems to crawl in twitchy shudders.
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Hanging curtain-like from a single horizontal crossbar, it is a wildly exuberant collection of incidents and effects, distinct passages grafted onto one another in a glorious profusion of blots, dots, curlicues, serpentine lines, billowing clusters of pod shapes, and slithering teardrops.
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It doesn't matter who you are, what kind of terrifying things you've seen in your life, or how dangerous your job is—when you find yourself face to angular face with one of those slithering bastards, fear is the only reasonable response.
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That would be enough on its own, but here you have Leto's Joker, in tails no less, slithering wordlessly through a club filled with dollar bills with Ricky's face on them and… I dunno, the dudes that didn't make it into the actual Suicide Squad?
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His compositions seem to pick up on the streetwise, slithering approach that Roy Hargrove put down in the 1990s, while adding ideas from the music's past 20 years: Lush, balladic harmonies give way to snappy post-bop swing, then fluttering, busted hip-hop beats.
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He was the first of many citizens to get sucked into a new supernatural threat, which had the power to possess people (and rats), like "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," or simply mash them into a slithering pulp that added to its size and strength.
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He was the first of many citizens to get sucked into a new supernatural threat, which had the power to possess people (and rats), like "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," or simply mash them into a slithering pulp that added to its size and strength.
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The animal is essentially a slithering digestive tract: In the wild, it often spends a month or two in silent ambush; then, when the moment is right, it wraps its coils around a monkey, a pig, an antelope and swallows its prey head first.
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Your mother warbling in the house three counties over sounds better than what comes out of those tiny-ass speakers on the back of your TV. So grab some good speakers, but not a 287 surround sound system with an amp, receiver, and cords slithering everywhere.
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No engines, complicated control panels, or oxygen tanks surround it; instead, the room is filled with wall-mounted hospital bed parts, a dissembled sculpture of Dionysus scanned from an original at the British Museum, and a large projection of snakes slithering across a desk, amongst other constructs.
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That's how we felt after watching security footage, posted by a man named Ariel Rosso on YouTube, which shows the terrifying moment his wife realizes the object she picked up from the ground WITH HER BARE HANDS is not a dog toy, but a slithering rattlesnake.
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I've been all across Africa and I've never seen so many crocs, sunbathing their scaly selves on the beach, slithering around in the sediment-rich, chocolate-milk-colored water and waiting until the last possible instant to slowly sink away before our skiff bumped into them.
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Check this out, because it's particularly elegant: There are four venomous snakes slithering their way through John E. Bennett and Jeff Chen's grid, and as you solve, you will discover them in the circled squares when they're read top to bottom (there is no backward reading today).
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During those years, Timbo co-produced a Jodeci track and "No More Pain" from 2Pac's All Eyez On Me. But his distinctive sound had largely been unheard by the masses when the slithering bassline of "If Your Girl Only Knew" began creeping across the airwaves in summer 19973.
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A good rib can be ruined by a gelatinous puck of macaroni salad or watery slaw slithering up next to it on your plate, like the ghoulish neighbor you begrudgingly invited to this party and may need to call in an AMBER Alert on before the cocktail hour is through.
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Heading out to lower the dam's high water levels, Mock came across not only a lawn full of cane toads, but a 3.5 metre (11 feet 313 inch) local olive python, known to the farmer as Monty, slithering across the property carrying ten of the terrible toads on its back.
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It's hard to imagine anyone could sustain this kind of bile for an entire sequence — they're called diss tracks, not diss albums, after all — but if Swift is going this serpentine at with her first single, it's not hard to imagine Reputation slithering from head to tail when it comes out Nov. 10.
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In fact, probably one of the funniest things I could possibly imagine is Ed Sheeran, one of the richest people in the UK, ready and willing to erect an entire building for one use ever with a whip of his checkbook, and being stopped from doing so by a load of slithering newts.
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"Musty" (partially filmed in the parking lot of the Gower Plaza on Hollywood and Gower) and "Bottle Service" (shot at the now-defunct Windsor Donuts on Sunset and Hobart, after the group was kicked out of a rented mansion) are definitive Shoreline: rollicking, slithering, and, in their creation, laughably janky and blatantly illegal.
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It wasn't just the slithering goons of the F.B.I. wiretapping his home and office or the ascendant black-nationalist movement rolling its eyes at his peaceful piety, but a caucus of his own would-be allies who were happy to talk about civil rights just as long as it didn't cause any ruckus.
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Let's say men and women begin as slime, and some of us crawl out of the sea, and fall into circumstance fraught with danger, and cannot survive, but do, slithering into a cave where the stories evolve, first as pictures on the walls, then as grunts that turn into something like words.
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Much like the 2006 Samuel L. Jackson film Snakes on a Plane relied on the surprise factor of slithering reptiles wreaking havoc at 30,000 feet, a crucial component of shark movies is sharks' seemingly inherent knack for appearing where and when you least expect them: Just where are the sharks going to be lurking today?
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Gates has already pleaded guilty to lying to the feds and conspiracy agains the US, and so agreed to serve as the Mueller team's star witness; he described Manafort as a savvy, slithering operator who was well aware of the fraud he was perpetrating on banks, accountants, and basically everyone else he came into contact with.
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Here, Watch a Slithering Mass of Slime Eels Get Bulldozed Off an Oregon Highway In what was surely the most thrilling day in the history of the Oregon Department of…Read more ReadHagfish (class name Myxini) are found all around the world in the deep sea and around continental margins, living at depths of 584-2970 ft (18-900 m).
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This left only the other chinchilla, and the bearded dragons and the two-foot-long blue-tongued skink, and the ball python and the albino corn snake, and the parakeets and the doves and the leopard geckos and the six aquatic turtles and the African clawed frog, all variously chirping and barking and slithering and blobbing around in their cages and tanks.
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Thinking like a snake, in this instance, means slithering to move from A to B and beyond, which in the game requires holding the right trigger button (ZR on the tested Switch version, though I've also played on Xbox One) and nudging the left stick back and forth, right to left, to commence the wiggling, writhing momentum—maintaining an "S" shape represents the best way forward.
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As the pope sees it, journalists less focused on scoops, news consumers more open to other views, and social media companies and officials more committed to safeguarding the web would open eyes to mimicry — what Francis called "that sly and dangerous form of seduction that worms its way into the heart with false and alluring arguments" — and thus cast that original and slithering bearer of fake news from the garden.
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Mark Machado, the homegrown tattoo and graffiti legend known as Mister Cartoon (he has tattooed Mr. Bryant) fashioned two pieces: a paleta ice cream cart in black and purple with the initial "K" and a slithering black mamba snake (a nod to Mr. Bryant's nickname) and a cityscape mural accented in white and yellow gold with another snake, and the sugar skulls the Mexican holiday is famous for.
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Set on an island in New York during the summer of 1992 — when "that liberal governor from Arkansas" is "slithering his way toward the White House" — Fierro's all-but-the-kitchen-sink novel incorporates essentially everything that's topical in 2017: race and gender relations; income inequality and class dynamics; climate change and environmental devastation; sexual awakening and bullying; mental illness and dementia; teenage sex; domestic violence; infertility; cancer.
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