He eyed an older couple slurping soup and kept moving.
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They were slurping soups with helmets clasped to their backpacks.
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Imagine slurping ice-cold, blended dill pickle juice through a straw.
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And finally, she recommends slurping a detoxing soup made from beets.
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Customers huddle over tables, slurping down chicken soup or gobbling dumplings.
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But are there any legit reasons to be slurping this stuff?
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They had refused treatments and were instead efficiently slurping vegetarian soups.
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Shortly before the interview starts they eat instant noodles, slurping them hastily.
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"Baby Ruth," they'll chortle before slurping the dregs of a Miller Light.
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It focuses on an enormous, disembodied mouth slurping up variously colored goo.
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Medha: Oh, slurping, oh, my God, you&aposre right, you&aposre right.
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Medha: OK. [slurping] I don&apost think I&aposm doing it right.
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Google and Facebook are increasingly slurping up every ad dollar on the internet.
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As the judge counts down, he begins slurping with all of his might.
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Also, to stop slurping stew with his face down in the good china.
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Wade is shown slurping the orange flavor, while Union sticks to lemon-lime.
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But at least for now, it's not slurping up our banking data wholesale.
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Sean: The louder you're slurping in Japan, the more you're enjoying your meal.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, Kahn likes to hear sound effects — slurping, squeaks — while he works.
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I can't cope with someone slurping tea next to me in the morning.
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Could slurping up chicken soup save me a trip to the local pharmacy?
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" Yes, there is a rhythmic slurping solo, and yes, the only lyric is "slurp.
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She's posing while slurping on an oversized milkshake topped with a precariously balanced cupcake.
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The study's authors report examples of dogs slurping chocolate liqueurs and cups of cocoa.
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After all, if you don't wear the wearable, there's nothing slurping up your data.
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The patrons slurping tall beers at the bar cringed at the sight of us.
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So "r" month or not, feel free to keep slurping — but proceed with caution.
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Because summer isn't over yet — and we are still slurping our non-spiced, cold brew.
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One guest even turned up to my wedding with a frappé, slurping throughout the ceremony.
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The mother of one says that, for her, a no-slurping policy is a must.
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The camera isn't always slurping up the action; it only cares about the richest moments.
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Drivers stood outside their trucks, slurping coffee from thermoses or stuffing hands into jean pockets.
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This gets a little messy but, with tsukemen ramen, slurping is a part of it.
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A foolproof option of noodles for slurping up while you're sloppy-drunk: spaghetti and meatballs.
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There's a VIP section, with flush inhabitants slurping shots of black liquid through a straw.
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Slurping from a bottle of vodka, I checked the MalScourer, which was on silent, flashing furiously.
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As I approach the building, I pass a smattering of visitors slurping on heaving vanilla cones.
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When event host Angelo Cataldi says "Go!" the burst of slurping, sucking, grabbing, and gasping begins.
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As far as we can tell, though, she's also got some solid slurping skills to display.
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Sandy and Sandra, Brixton loudmouths who roar with laughter and outrage, slurping pots of instant noodles.
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Whatever the preference, eating crayfish is a messy ordeal that requires a lot of sucking and slurping.
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Eating or drinking quickly, slurping a lot of carbonated beverages, and chewing gum are all potential triggers.
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This coffee-slurping, gun-shooting version of Pikachu is helping a boy named Tim find his father.
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Should Chinese tourists disappear, or Chinese drinkers stop slurping Australian wine, many Australians could lose their livelihoods.
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Companies like Starbucks, Ikea, and Hilton hotels have announced policies reducing or eliminating single-use slurping devices.
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The girl with the flashing eyes had gone, slurping on a can of Fanta as she went.
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They whizzed through the air, ricocheted, got sucked up into the wall (I remember the slurping sound).
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Few things have been more comforting in this life than slurping up that creamy, dill-heavy broth.
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Or maybe he just eavesdrops, slurping up your credit card or personal information sent over an unencrypted connection.
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The gadget features an obnoxiously large handle that is supposed to cancel out slurping noises while you eat.
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At the end of the day, you're not slurping on a cocktail that tastes like sugary children's cereal.
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Its problems reflect and contribute to our culture like a big, scandalous, Tide Pod-and-condom-slurping ouroboros.
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Half the fun of soup dumplings is getting a little messy, broth running down your chin, slurping unashamedly.
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He's pouring for what seems like forever, and he even throws in some slurping noises for good measure.
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"Noodles are very important because it brings a different kind of texture when you're slurping it," Hoshi said.
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Slurping sprays the coffee across your entire palate and lets subtle flavors and aromas reach your nose.3.
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But in the short-term, slurping that much sodium would likely lead to serious water retention, White says.
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Guiding President Obama through a meal, Bourdain declared, "Slurping is totally acceptable in this part of the world."
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Instead of hunting prey, Prometheoarchaeum seems to make its living by slurping up fragments of proteins floating by.
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Oliver grew animated at this point and entered into a riff about slurping and tasting, beauty and restraint.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice, while slurping up sugary, cereal-colored milk while wearing my favorite pair of pajamas.
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Across from me at the table was an old Chinese man slurping noodles, like most of the patrons there.
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And for talking [hoarse, wheezing voice with slurping noises] you need to do this voice, with this saliva thing.
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Maybe Cooper truly does enjoy and savor the taste and experience of slurping a soy three times a day.
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Second, it depends on customers in economies to the west slurping up goods made relatively cheaply in the hinterland.
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I grew up slurping down my moms varied noodle dishes, for what seemed like every night of the week.
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American viewers, forced to live under a totalitarian Diet Coke-slurping bigoted bunion, were also increasingly attuned to it.
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To get to Ali's tent, we have to wade through a slurping caramel gloop a foot deep or more.
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Medha: OK. [slurping] Mm.Fumi: The sound in a noodle shop is, like, almost like a compliment to the chef.
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Playing the sinister plantation owner Calvin Candie, DiCaprio is perfectly cast by Quentin Tarantino as the coconut-drink-slurping psycho.
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We'd scheduled to meet at three, and the last of the lunch crowd are slurping the dregs of their noodles.
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The slurping sounds aroused the attention of our driver, and I leaned forward through the partition to block his view.
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The outer edges stayed on through all the slurping, but the lipstick wore off at the center of my lips.
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I shift my gum-booted right foot and a slurping, fart-noise breaks from the filth we are standing in.
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Even though you may have been slurping down ice-cold caffeine all winter, iced coffee season is *officially* upon us.
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Why it matters: Cambridge Analytica has domestically come under fire for fraudulently slurping data off of Facebook through user quizzes.
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Josie's got her elbows on the table and is slurping out of a straw — there's no refinement about Josie Tyrell.
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Everyone on the platform seems to start their day by slurping down some concoction of herbs, mushrooms, or algae powders.
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"This one," she would say, pointing at me to her friends, as we lounged in their kitchens slurping broth from spoons.
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Easy, once one had noticed the target slurping cheap ramen at a street-level establishment, to hover outside until he left.
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This water bowl keeps H2O fresh by constantly circulating and filtering water, whether an animal is slurping it up or not.
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Oysters equal luxury, after all, and what's more luxurious than slurping some while your subterranean chariot whisks you across the city?
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On a recent Friday, two foodies in their thirties traced the map of Yunnan on their phones between bouts of slurping.
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We ought to appreciate the frog gleefully slurping down the bumblebee because who knows how long such a sight might exist.
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One of them is my idol and I think her slurping is cool because she so obviously doesn't give a darn.
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It's for braving the cold of the Pacific, trekking through herds of tule elk and slurping barbecued oysters on Tomales Bay.
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One tries slurping water from a nearby garden hose; another pokes a hand through an open window, searching for a smoke.
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Defending his exploits came as naturally to Casanova as slurping oysters from the bodice of a nun in a Venetian casino.
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Somehow, in light of all this, slurping up potentially untrue rumors about celebrities in tabloids seems like an unsavory, almost irresponsible, hobby.
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Cassandra & Eric Eric and Cassandra have a lovely date, slurping at popsicles and agreeing that they are generally interested in one another.
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But, during Gilmore's eight-year run, the fast-talking, coffee-slurping, women-powered series only received one Emmy nomination: Outstanding Makeup. Makeup.
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Noodles are really good and slurping them can be fun, but what if your noodles changed shape right in front of you?
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The only notable difference was in slurping up a separate sip of the berry compote portion (made from strawberry and prickly pear).
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Don't have a big bowl of communal punch; drinking from a communal bowl is like slurping water out of a toilet. 1013.
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But, because they are filter feeders, slurping up phytoplankton, they need only a tiny piece of the ecosystem to produce their protein.
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When the county fair came to town in July, Steven roamed the midway with his friends, laughing and slurping vanilla ice cream.
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After slurping leche de tigre and spearing clams with one, I am prepared to say that ceviche is the spork's highest use.
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It&aposs savory, it&aposs hot; it&aposs like I have this warm feeling in my body from just slurping that soup.
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It's a surprisingly poignant moment for a story that also features someone slurping vodka out of a Camelbak strapped to her body.
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In January, when snow is falling and it feels like winter will never end, we're bringing this slurping cutie back for an encore.
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"As the updraft is slurping up all this vorticity-rich air, it causes the [air] pressure to drop" within the supercell, he says.
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After Slurping Up AI Researchers, Facebook Offers to ShareThe data generated by 5G networks could help train the next generation of AI applications.
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In the water, kids compare bites and cuts, nipples and scars, their mouths slurping whiskey and swapping spit with their friends and lovers.
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After wines were poured from their velvet condom-enshrouded bottles, we we would all spend a few minutes sniffing, slurping, gurgling, and spitting.
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"As an actor, you're dependent on people casting you, and in this case we had a product," Mr. Lane said, slurping some soup.
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He often darkens the mood by incorporating exaggerated sounds, like high-volume slurping or chewing, or juxtaposing lilting classical music over unsettling images.
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And yet, here we are, slurping the soup (or feasting on some sixties-era hamburger meat, as it were), and it's good stuff.
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Those cute, harmless animals are pangolins; they are endangered little anteater-type creatures that wander around slurping down insects with their long tongues.
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Tinseltown is already all in: The photon-slurping Weapon was deployed for Transformers: The Last Knight and the second season of Netflix's Stranger Things.
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Slurping up soda, milkshakes and iced coffees with a plastic straw could become a thing of the past, but not just yet for McDonald's.
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You could much easier imagine him slurping mussels on a European sidewalk patio or calmly shushing you for talking too loudly at a gallery.
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I just put my face in his ass and make these crazy slurping, lip-smacking sounds while my friend is sucking the guy off.
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It's a nice distraction from the constant threat of bounty hunters trying to Jedi-nap (Yoda-nap?) the galaxy's cutest soup-slurping alien toddler.
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She's slurping up pasta at a restaurant her parents have taken her to, to announce that they're no longer going to support her financially.
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Another short, "The Girl from Leesburg VA," features a woman looking at wedding dresses in a shop, then cuts to her slurping down oysters.
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I'm not thinking about Scotch sales when I'm slurping up a dram of Scotch at The Highlander Inn, a nearby whisky spot in Craigellachie.
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This is simply, culinarily stupid and wasteful (unless he's slurping all that lost butter out of the crumb tray, which frankly wouldn't surprise me).
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Walking through the park in the sunshine; slurping miso ramen across a wooden table while Joy Division ominously predicted that love would tear us apart.
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Mukbang artists film themselves eating a big meal from start to finish, smacking and slurping and crunching, often stopping to talk with a full mouth.
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Start slurping down more than that regularly and you'll probably find it hard to get to sleep, feel irritable, and have some unfortunate digestion issues.
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I've always felt crab itself to be a problematic food, what with all the snapping, cracking, and slurping—too much effort for too little reward.
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Slickness was no longer glamorous but gross; very few Americans had an appetite for captains of industry slurping down midday martinis at the Capital Grille.
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Photograph by Lauren Lancaster for The New Yorker The latter are, naturally, for slurping: the specialty here, mifen , or rice noodles, is served in soups.
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Slurping down a bowl of fatty tuna and chugging a bottle of sake, he told us about the origins of the party with earnest pride.
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And both scientists note that the mosquitoes in this study were infected by an injection of the virus rather than by slurping up infected blood.
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Slurping a large bowlful, I felt as if I were in the company of an old friend: comforted, reassured, and yet not at all bored.
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The sunshine days dotting around in shorts, slurping on lukewarm tinnies and lugging on deeply dehydrating zoots all seem transfixed to the distant, unassailable past.
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YouTube Premium, the platform's paid subscription service, is another move toward slurping up the dollars people spend on "mainstream home entertainment," as he terms it.
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"It's a flavor that's purely Italian-American," Carbone told me when we were standing in his kitchen, slurping some cherry-pepper sauce off plastic spoons.
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During the campaign, Rousseau has already snapped Hunt slurping a milkshake (look, he's fun!) and Johnson mooching about a garden centre (the suburbs' favourite pin-up).
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"You take a sip of coffee and your mug takes up the whole screen, and all they hear is the sound of you slurping," she says.
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It doesn't hurt that owning the domain will also prevent shit-slurping trolls like Shkreli from buying it for the purposes of some donkey-brained prank.
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This touching video shows the baby rhinos slurping their milk bottles through the fence and letting out heartbreaking cries after realizing their milk is all gone.
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Coast to coast, the idiot elite couldn't stop talking about this surreal experience of trudging from environment to environment, slurping fizzy drinks in Brierly's melted expanses.
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As a loose parody of spaghetti westerns, among other styles, this free-form film is a commentary on the Japanese fondness for rituals like slurping noodles.
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Welcome to The Last Bite, our new column documenting the survival of traditional food establishments in a ramen-slurping, matcha latte-sipping, novelty cafe-obsessed world.
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Welcome back to The Last Bite, our column documenting the survival of traditional food establishments in a ramen-slurping, matcha latte-sipping, novelty cafe-obsessed world.
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On Tuesday, Little Earth was up early with the astronauts, slurping down coffee and trying on an emergency mask that swallowed up most of his body.
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Beyoncé, with around 92.8 million followers, bests previous record-holder Selena Gomez, whose 2016 sponsored post of her slurping down a Coke garnered more than 6,305,000 likes.
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Welcome back to The Last Bite, our new column documenting the survival of traditional food establishments in a ramen-slurping, matcha latte-sipping, novelty cafe-obsessed world.
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While we were talking, a man slurping down beans came and stood near the bench, and one of the ranchers tried to engage him in the banter.
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At Sunday's Memphis Redbirds minor league baseball game, one young baseball fan showed off some serious slushy-slurping skills during a challenge for fans on the field.
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While relaxing in the pink paradise, visitors can nosh on Hello Kitty gingerbread cookies and Hello Kitty pocket pies while slurping frozen peppermint mochas and hot chocolates.
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Turns out, members of Standing Rock Sioux Tribe are seasoned tech entrepreneurs who could go head-to-head with any hoody-wearing, Soylent-slurping Silicon Valley whizkid.
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There is also Slurping Turtle, a noodle restaurant, and Pieology, a fast-casual pizza place that chose a corner of the building for its first Michigan location.
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ICHIRAN The Japanese tonkotsu ramen chain, known for its "flavor concentration booths" (which it now calls "ramen focus booths") for slurping in privacy, opens a Manhattan branch.
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Sitting in the tea shop, Safdar pours a small amount of his tea into the saucer so it will cool quicker, slurping it up from the plate.
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Slurping down old party footage on YouTube; gorging on flyers and posters; rolling around on the unspooled polyester type plastic film from my hastily-purchased cassette packs.
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The Q27 has never felt so solid, powered by a 290-liter supercharged V24 engine with 27 horsepower and 22 pound-feet of torque when slurping premium fuel.
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Imagine slurping down yet another slice of moist Margherita, maddened by the ecstasy of knowing Higuain might be out for two weeks with a particularly uncomfortable groin strain.
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Tucked away in a back room, the gregarious sales reps kibitzed noisily, slurping crawfish étouffée as Weinstein, seated at the head of a long table, examined his battalion.
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The irony of slurping down overly processed, vaguely yellow noodles while surrounded by some of the most exquisite noodle dishes in the world was not lost on me.
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But there's still that nagging feeling, that itch in the back of your mind, insisting quietly yet forcefully that you haven't escaped Mark Zuckerberg's data-slurping maw just yet.
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The most harshly drawn character is the shrewish, fat lesbian who takes out her frustrated desire by secretly slurping up Sara's golden, hand-beaten mayonnaise on snatched toast points.
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If that kind of overreaching data slurping is a turn off when you're choosing your web services, then Dropbox Paper offers an alternative that's not run from Mountain View.
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During the days of The Wire it wasn't uncommon to see actors or members of the crew eating the fist-sized crab cakes or slurping down freshly shucked oysters.
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Instead, she's been filling her time rebranding herself as a "rich bitch," taking adorable pics of Penelope slurping noodles, and showing off her lavish home in an Italian magazine.
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It also encourages eating ramen in the Japanese manner — quickly, so the noodles do not overcook, and loudly, with slurping — without the worry of splashing or distracting a neighbor.
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I liked that it didn't contain too much syrup (you can tell from its pale color), so it didn't taste like slurping down a chocolate bar with a straw.
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She wears old, worn-out clothes and has poor eating habits, including eating very fast, taking huge bites of food, using her fingers to eat and slurping her drinks.
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Lady, who has been feeling neglected since her humans had a baby, joins Tramp on his collarless adventures, which include slurping spaghetti and meatballs and avoiding a persistent dogcatcher.
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The other night, I was slurping a taco on Western Avenue in Los Angeles, and that was all I wanted to eat forever: Tacos 1986's adobado with everything.
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Days after the government in Alberta, Canada warned residents about car-licking moose, Theresa and Gerhard Malan spotted one slurping away at a parked car in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park.
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When Robert and Frances finally do make it home to talk, he makes her wait until he finishes his bowl of soup, which he's loudly slurping without a spoon. LOL.
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A hand-held video of a lunch he hosted for King Salman of Saudi Arabia, which shows the monarch slurping soup (from a golden spoon) has been watched 21970m times.
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For one, I should not have started with a classic red — I looked like one of those toddlers who has been slurping Kool-Aid and has stained their face red.
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Quadric was looking for a chip designed for processing on the edge and that supported decision making in real time — all while crunching data faster and sipping, not slurping power.
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You think you're just interacting with the site you're on, but really, there are companies like Google and Facebook and many others slurping up your information and your browsing history.
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Tofu pudding—or "tofu brains," as it is called in some regions of China—may not turn you into a god, but its slippery, satiny smoothness makes for divine slurping.
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The weather was a little milder than feared on Friday, but spectators still huddled near heaters, holding hot packs and slurping down steaming fishcake soup to ward off the chills.
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After decades of research, a prevailing theory came forward: quasars are the supermassive black holes at the center of very young galaxies, slurping up the hot gasses of young stars.
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Once again, he describes his operating theater in all of its Grand Guignol splendor, with brains swelling beyond their skulls and suction devices "slurping obscenely" as tumors evade his reach.
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On Wednesday, Rob Price published a nice scoop about a San Francisco marketing agency that had been slurping up millions of public posts from Instagram and selling it to clients.
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Slurping meaty, juicy Widow's Hole oysters at the source instead of at Le Bernardin or Eleven Madison Park, where they are on the menus, can be a primal, salty pleasure.
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The weather was a little milder than forecast on Friday, but spectators still huddled near heaters, holding hot packs and slurping down steaming fishcake soup to ward off the chills.
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The idea that all the objects in our lives ought to be internet-connected, slurping up data and beaming it to each other, intuiting our needs before we can, seems cool.
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But 15 minutes after I'd placed my order, having the space to myself suddenly seemed like a good thing — because there was no one to witness my graceless, if appreciative, slurping.
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In the early life of a galaxy, the process of sneezing out gases in supernovae winds, then slurping them back in to make more stars, is much wilder and more turbulent.
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After 15 years of unreciprocated hospitality (slurping down your friend's booze and gorging on his heavy hors d'oeuvres — without so much as a thank-you text), this day had to come.
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Ichiran, the ramen chain founded in Fukuoka, Japan, in 1960, is known not just for the quality of its tonkotsu broth, but also for its individual booths, allowing for sequestered slurping.
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Still, it's disappointing to see Hays slurping from a bottle of Jack Daniels and carping at his wife, because it brings him right in line with the detectives on previous seasons.
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Breakfast Stout, a beer that is produced by Grand Rapids-based Founders Brewery Co, features a retro-looking, bib-enwrapped baby slurping something that looks like oatmeal out of a bowl.
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As Humboldt penguins only mate during breeding season, you'll find Kalle and Grobi slurping fish-heads together for only a few months of the year—but don't expect any stone-courting rituals.
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We ordered sweet East Coast blue points and musky West Coast skookums, then despaired that we could not forego the rest of the meal and spend the whole night slurping them down.
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Google is slurping up health data, and it looks totally legal A new report from the Wall Street Journal details a partnership between Google and Ascension, the nation's second-largest health system.
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Holding court on deck, surrounded by cameras and wine-slurping, blazer-wearing "Kippers", was the man himself: a male Britannia with a ciggy between his fingers and a smirk across his face.
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Gray whales are part of the same family, but preferred to eat krill and other organisms, slurping them up as they swam along — which possibly led them to become their own species.
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Do we all actually look like this, slurping our partner's faces as though they're dripping ice cream cones—with the lack of eyes on our make-out sessions our only real benefit?
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They ate at a table on the deck, paper napkins slung over their thighs, slurping strands of pasta as the sun slid from the sky and Jimmy Buffett crooned from a speaker.
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Salt is at the heart of nearly every food that has ever taken over the Internet, from burgers to bacon to chips to that super-bourgie $30 bowl of ramen you're slurping on.
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The Giroptic iO doesn't shoot in 4K, but it captures video in a 1920 x 960 resolution at 30 frames per second and snaps pictures with an impressive, light-slurping f/13.33 aperture.
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The Giroptic iO doesn't shoot in 4K, but it captures video in a 1920 x 960 resolution at 10.43 frames per second and snaps pictures with an impressive, light-slurping f/1.9 aperture.
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The most interesting scenes in the movie aren't when Justine is slurping up blood or knocking back raw chicken in the glow of her dorm room mini-fridge (though that shot is great).
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Five years after they were first spotted at Lake Balboa in Los Angeles slurping on popsicles, Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber headed back recently to the scenic spot for a low-key date.
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Conspiracy theories about it snooping on people through its microphone, and confusion about it collecting SMS and call log history likely pushed Facebook to give people details about what data it's slurping up.
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When the Official Period of Hall of Fame Anticipation, Debate, Garment-Rending, and Chowder-Slurping began about a week ago, it seemed likely that we'd be in for another year of the same.
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" One of the album's earlier singles, the song sees the party hard side of Brown as he raps about coke burning his nose, blowing money, and slurping "that pussy just like lo mein.
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Nationwide teenage levity at the expense of a dull standardized test (that potentially reinforces economic disparity) is quite a bit better than other teenage trends, like slurping Tide Pods or bullying their peers.
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On Thursday, Mr. Hussan and his friends, who were hanging out in a park near Mogadishu's crumbling seashore, slurping mango shakes, were paying extra close attention to the news streaming into their phones.
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But he probably wasn't slurping Top Ramen between paychecks: he made a disclosed $270,000 for knocking out Glover Teixeira last August and $300,000, including performance bonus, for knocking out Ryan Bader last January.
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I grab a friend and head to the East Village's Prune for the platonic ideal of eggs and bacon, swapping in orange juice for the decadent Bloody Marys everyone else seems to be slurping.
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The Giroptic iO ($249) doesn't shoot in 4K, but it captures video in a 1920 x 960 resolution at 30 frames per second and snaps pictures with an impressive, light-slurping f/1.9 aperture.
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So we understand why the idea of putting that same sweat-flecked lip on the rim of a cup holding a 145-degree liquid and slurping sounds unfathomable, or at the very least, unpleasant.
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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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And for a certain subset, the sounds of a person eating foster an autonomous sensory meridian response, or A.S.M.R.; viewers derive pleasure from the sounds created by extra-loud crunching, slurping and lip smacking.
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On the first three days of the program I would be slurping down three green juices — made up of kale, arugula, ginger, green apple, parsley, lemon and macha powder — and just one meal per day.
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Muscle is also critical for our metabolic health, slurping and storing blood sugar and producing specialized hormones that move to other tissues, like the brain and fat cells, where they jump-start various biochemical processes.
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Since 2017, the Love Island fan companion app has generated over £12 million in sales, with fans purchasing over 650,1003 personalized water bottles—the same ones you see Love Islanders slurping on during each episode.
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But, you know, in America, and, you know, as foreign people kind of move to Japan and see what we&aposre doing over there, you know, slurping is internationally regarded as a little inappropriate, right?
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We all had the prawn laksa and after a good 10 minutes of slurping our way through the huge bowls, no one felt they even made a dent in their meal, it was that big.
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Wading through the muck of regulations means slurping up map layers, aerial photos, Lidar scans, and reams of historical weather records, plugging that stuff into a GIS, and figuring out what flows where, and—crucially—when.
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A new study published in Ecology is now just the third to document lachryphagy involving tear-slurping moths and their feathered hosts, the other two cases being in Madagascar in 2007 and in Colombia in 2015.
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You had to have been slurping the Google Kool-Aid pretty hard to justify buying the overpriced Chromebooks instead of a MacBook or Windows laptop with a real operating system that could run true x103 apps.
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So — in theory at least — the business should be heading away from the need to lean on the data slurping of app users' personal information to power marketing-generated revenues to keep the money rolling in.
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In the front of the bar or the corner of the arcade or the back of the theater, Fantastic Fest re-creates that intimate experience of slurping 2-liters on the floor of the video store.
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Tuesday's for leftovers and Wednesday for getting takeout or calling in a delivery, or for defrosting that clam chowder you made in July and slurping it in front of the second season of "Ozark" on Netflix.
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As she plonked herself down onto her throne-like chair opposite me, a flunky timidly placed a bowl of noodles in front of her and she began slurping away as our allotted half hour began—no greeting.
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Shortly into their oddball sex session, it becomes clear that this unlucky man is literally losing himself in her; his entire body is sinking into her vagina like a spaghetti noodle into a slurping set of lips.
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But whereas in Neko Atsume you can relax and enjoy your cats wandering around, slurping on fish, in Cat Condo it's a grind to the top, where the adorable faces of cats purr as signs of encouragement.
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Ice eating falls under the category of ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Responses), which, for the unfamiliar, is sort of a full body tingle brought on by certain external triggers, like "slime play," soap cutting, and slurping sounds.
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The celebrity website CMZ is populated by wide-eyed, fast-talking bloggers played by Eric Andre, Mike Birbiglia, and Will Arnett, slurping out of ever-larger Big Gulps as they breathlessly dissect Conner's mishaps of the day.
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When I returned to the table a few minutes later, I was surprised to find that my companion was already slurping, somewhat frantically, from her bowl of soup, and that my own was nowhere to be seen.
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As we devoured our noodles and broth, I remembered how my American friend's Japanese pals teased her mercilessly, because she couldn't master the polite art of slurping noisily, the preferred way to eat noodles at their best.
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It may be months before we're slurping down our favorite "enhanced" mango and coconut refreshment by the pool, but that doesn't mean your lips can't indulge in a beachy, multi-toned treat, even if it's still grey outside.
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Kardashian, who is expecting her first child — a son — with boyfriend Tristan Thompson, also shared a gif of herself slurping another single noodle as it appeared she was dining from her hotel room dressed in navy patterned pajamas.
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We see surreptitious slurping of contact lists, deceptive deletion promises, third-party sharing of poorly anonymized data and other bad practices in apps and services all the time — if the federal government wants to intervene, let's have it.
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Tech giants like Facebook and Google—as well as telcos like AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint—are regularly criticized for slurping up information about users' locations and repurposing it for advertising purposes and other forms of tracking.
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To properly eat the dish, according to Ton: First scoop up some soup, then some rice, then dip your spoon into a personalized mixture of Thai chili powder, sugar, and fermented soy sauce before slurping it all up.
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I also enjoyed "Cocoa Krispies": They were similar in concept to the "Frosted Flakes," but with No Sugar Added Nestle Quik powder mixed in, perfect for slurping leftover milk straight from the bowl while watching Saturday morning cartoons.
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But eating and drinking in a meeting can't distract from the content of the conversation, and if you're making a mess with your crumbs or audibly slurping from your mug, that can draw focus from the meeting's purpose.
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If you go to the restaurant Zakhar Zakharich in the morning, you'll most likely find empty tables, or a handful of drunken post-rave partyers slurping khashi — Georgia's tripe-and-garlic soup that serves as a hangover remedy.
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His writing is at its vivid best in the "muted drama of the theatre", with "the bleeping of the anaesthetic monitors, the sighing of the ventilator" and "the sucker slurping obscenely" as he removes a tumour from someone's brain.
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Yet for most babies, the process happens so seamlessly that this learning looks instinctive: The infant happily gums toys, then graduates to slurping down spoonfuls of applesauce, quickly associating such foods with the same satiety experienced through breast-feeding.
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When we transferred her to a new home, capable of attending to her increasingly complex needs, she'd fidget in her chair when we visited, anxiously turning her hands over one another, slurping at weak tea with her gummy mouth.
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Dr. Penick and his team thought they were going to find high levels of heavy carbon in the bees — evidence that they were slurping processed sugars — but to their surprise they found the opposite, low levels of the isotope.
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The granadilla was similar, but orange and with a sweeter flavor, easier to eat without leaving your lips in a permanently puckered state, best consumed by poking a hole in the skin and slurping out the smooth buttery flesh.
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Elsewhere, we get Charlotte enduring a cozy, cooked-up dinner with the Canadian Prime Minister (Alexander Skarsgård), an oyster-slurping creep, while paparazzi swarm outside, and one fine sequence (why only one?) with Lisa Kudrow as a political P.
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He is particularly fond of posting candid snapshots of himself — sitting on the ground slurping up street noodles, swathed in a medical gown receiving a checkup, watering plants in a public garden and even taking selfies during a regional summit meeting.
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In the fake rendition of Zuckerberg speaking, he immediately interrupts the procession by asking his mom for his Frodo ring (which is pretty smart if he needs to make a quick getaway), then begins loudly slurping water as the interrogation begins.
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With the rest of the world hell-bent on helping sea turtles not get straws jammed up their nostrils, our society's approach to slurping is about to change, and there's no better time to look for sipping alternatives than now.
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There are other ways of restricting Google's data slurping, though we can't go into all of them in detail here: You can sign out of Google in your Chrome browser, for example, or turn off location tracking on your Android device.
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Slurping noodles in a shop in Ho Chi Minh City at the end of that trip, Mr. Clinton wondered aloud to a reporter whether the Communist leaders in Vietnam were really willing to turn away from their traditional link to China.
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Great for deep cleaning, the V11 Torque Drive Cordless Vacuum Cleaner uses a special cleaner head to intelligently adapt to different floor types and features a whole-machine filtration system that's capable of slurping up the tiniest of dust particles.
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People don't realize just how much they're being tracked online, says DuckDuckGo CEO Gabe Weinberg — but he's confident that once they learn how much tech companies like Google and Facebook are quietly slurping up their private data, they will demand a change.
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It's also a winking satire of zombie shows, turning mousy realtor Sheila (Barrymore) into a literal man-eater with a penchant for seizing the day and slurping human flesh smoothies while her husband Joel (Olyphant) desperately tries to keep their lives together.
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It requests huge amounts of user data — including 24/7 access to location, battery, whether you're working out, and moreThreads' data slurping highlights how Facebook is still ravenous for users' data, even as it presents itself as a more privacy-focused company.
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But after loudly slurping the remains of your last acceptable gin & tonic, you did not feel so graceful, or so much like departing, and when he suggested one more you felt, somewhere, a relief that it was not you who had to ask.
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It should be upfront about its involvement, make certain that users understand what data they're giving up, stop researching teens or at the very least verify the consent of their parents and avoid slurping up sensitive information or data about a user's unwitting friends.
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Ahead, find eight 15-minute recipes (they're really more like guidelines) for what to make when you're super busy, have no clue what to eat, and don't want to end up slurping down a dinnertime bowl of cereal for the third time this week.
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Featuring sounds previously unheard by human ears—in "Catechism," for example, there's a noise that's either a growl from a large animal or someone aggressively slurping a drink through a straw—it's a thrilling experience whose melodic sensibility rescues itself from being too challenging.
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When I was a lad, slurping soda through a straw in the local social club of a Sunday lunchtime, only one thing had my absolute attention: said smoky den's sole arcade cabinet, leant against a wall, almost in the way of the pool table.
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DETROIT, Jan 30 (Reuters) - General Motors Co made it official on Thursday, confirming that it will relaunch the Hummer name on a luxury truck, but this time with quiet-running 1,000-horsepower electric motors instead of a gas-slurping V-8 under the hood.
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DETROIT, Jan 30 (Reuters) - General Motors Co made it official on Thursday, confirming that it will relaunch the Hummer name on a luxury truck, but this time with quiet-running 1,000-horsepower electric motors instead of a gas-slurping V-8 under the hood.
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But Italy could be about to add a new ritual to its long-held love affair with coffee: ordering a Venti Iced Caramel Cocoa Cluster Frappucino with extra toffee drizzle to-go from a green-aproned barista and slurping it through a plastic straw.
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They get their pretty, peachy color from pink grapefruit juice, St. Germain, and a touch of Luxardo cherry liqueur; plus, they've got a little extra gin, some added sugar for optimal flavor, and a sprinkle of Pop Rocks on top for a weirdly visceral slurping experience.
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But Hannah quickly puts her own dysfunctional spin on the adventure, flirting with the earnest surf instructor (The Night Of's Riz Ahmed), slurping five too many alcoholic smoothies, and eventually letting herself relax enough to drink lukewarm beer on the beach with her temporary new boyfriend.
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But before you think prisoners were slurping blue raspberry just like kids at 7-Eleven, it should be clarified that no, the slushie machines were meant to aid staff members, who work long shifts and wear 13-pound protective vests even on those brutal summer days.
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For a night on the town, I might start with guava or stevia leaf if I want to burn off all the ramen I've been slurping, then down some guarana for a pre-rave pick-me-up, and then finally unwind with valerian, chamomile, or lavender.
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Lenin rages as it took days to seize the main buildings of the government, while the palace itself was taken by climbing through unlocked windows, undefended except for adolescent cadets — followed by a bacchanalia, with drunk Bolsheviks slurping the czar's Château d'Yquem 1847 out of the gutters.
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"It never seems like he's talking in the context of saying, 'I want to help in these situations,'" said Lucas Leyden, 15, slurping a 16-ounce can of Miller High Life in a corner market converted into a bar in a gentrified neighborhood north of downtown.
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At some point in our feeding frenzy, we looked over and saw a circle of men we recognized: Our trusty taxi drivers had been lured out of their cabs by the sights and smells of this noodle Smorgasbord, and were happily slurping away at the next table.
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And the idea of waking up in the morning, squeezing half a lemon into some hot water, and sipping it while I did my skin care routine just felt extremely classy — especially since it runs completely counter to my typical morning, which includes slurping two cups of coffee.
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Silicon Valley's Saudi Arabia Problem Anand Giridharadas says it's time for tech companies to to stop blindly slurping up Saudi money, given its human-rights abuses: Mohammed bin Salman has carefully crafted a public image of himself as a reformer, distancing himself from Saudi leaders of the past.
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In light of the role of social scientists in the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica debacle—slurping up data on online behavior from millions of users, figuring out the personalities and predilections of those users, and nominally using that knowledge to influence elections—that article turns out to be prescient.
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Bathymetry data from near the Mariana TrenchGraphic: University of New Hampshire Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping/Joint Hydrographic CenterThe Earth around the Mariana Trench, which contains the deepest point on the planet, could be slurping up at least 4.3 times more water than previously estimated, according to new research.
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It set in while sitting at a counter slurping udon noodles prepared by a white-haired woman behind the counter; while coasting down hilly roads on Naoshima; while spending an hour on Megijima's beach after dark, doing nothing but watching the lights of passing boats and listening to the waves.
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Whether we're talking about slurping cold ramen in a Christmas-light-covered dorm room or drowning under a 403-course tasting menu in a centuries-old monastery, anybody who has ever put together a meal for others knows just how crucial ambiance is to elevating the ordinary to the extraordinary.
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Or maybe you've had insipid sugar-free strawberry versions at your cousin Brandi's bachelorette party, surrounded by girls staggering around in high heels and trying to maintain a sense of feminine charm while slurping a combination of cheap vodka and powdered animal hooves out of a hastily ripped Dixie cup.
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"Frequent missile talk / Slurping on the words I heard from the wretched zone / Fortune throwing candy slow in a death crawl / Face me gliding like a serpent and smile," she sings on "Words I Heard," a truly apocalyptic song with all the sweeping, terrifying grace that the end of the world deserves.
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CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times With his finely tuned editing ear, Benjamin Dreyer often encounters things so personally horrifying that they register as a kind of torture, the way you might feel if you were an epicure and saw someone standing over the sink, slurping mayonnaise directly from the jar.
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On summer vacation to a beachside park, I befriended a blonde stoner girl named Cheryl whose obese grandfather sat permanently stuffed into the upholstered seat at a wooden kitchen table in his RV. Over tubs of cheap, fluorescent mint chip I would tolerate his World War II tales and he would abide my perpetual slurping of his favorite dessert.
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The Interface On Monday we talked about some of the pressures stacking up on TikTok: increasing skepticism from Congress about its Chinese parent company ByteDance; a raft of new competitors slurping up venture capital and building their own short-form video apps powered by machine learning; and the public-perception risk that comes from keeping executives behind the scenes and responding to questions primarily via blog post.
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A. producer-vocalist suppresses one half or the other of her disorienting stealth-comic synthesis: the opening "It's Okay to Cry," which leans hard on the soprano whose dulcet artifice is believed by some metaphysicians to represent her TRUE SELF, and the six-minute "Pretending," all strident squalls and swells that roll slowly to a stop like hardening lava or a Harley slurping its last ounce of fuel.
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Though the average Hamptons-goer will likely have no problem hunting down some of the popular beverage—unlike summer 2014, when a rosé shortage struck fear in the hearts of oyster-slurping imbibers everywhere—the Vineyard's drive-thru is definitely the laziest method of stocking up this summer… which will no doubt make it a huge hit in a rosé-obsessed market that doesn't appear to be dying down anytime soon.
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"However, we never incorporated Cell ID into our network sync system, so that data was immediately discarded, and we updated it to no longer request Cell ID." Whatever the reason Google was experimenting with harvesting Android users' location info, it's another troubling instance of the company slurping up sensitive user data without making people explicitly aware it's doing so — let alone giving users controls to opt out of another major invasion of their privacy.
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Aside from the action and gore Rollins executes dutifully while crushing a guy's dick with his bare hands and slurping a puddle of blood off the floor, the movie also gives him a chance to pull off some deadpan humor, like when he plays Bingo or spends a full minute rattling off every job he's had since the Dark Ages (no mention of that Häagen-Dazs gig he had with Ian Mackaye).
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And on days when I'm feeling a little worn down by the world, it always manages to bring back comforting memories: slurping salty matzo ball soup at the original Second Avenue Deli in the East Village, where my late grandmother, in her 80s, went on a date with the rabbi who blessed the food; that stretch in my early twenties when the best lunch I could afford in Williamsburg was at Graham Avenue Meats & Deli, where the Godfather subs were large enough to save for dinner as well.
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