Lift and stretch the curd to develop a stringy texture.
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Its engine is stringy and awkward in its power delivery.
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"), Clay Matthews ("When his hair's stringy and flying around, making plays.
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"The meat softens, but never collapses or becomes stringy," she writes.
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Historically, stringy meat has generally been the result of overcooked chicken.
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It didn't quite have the same stringy pull that chicken has.
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When comparing them side by side, the old icon almost looks stringy.
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Jackson isn't particularly likable, with his stringy hair and uncomfortable Southern twang.
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Some are gourds — hard-shelled, bitter, stringy and suitable only for decoration.
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It has glossy, vaguely heart-shaped leaves that drip off stringy vines.
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When you cut apart a lotus, it's stringy, like the texture of okra.
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He had blue toenail polish and nail polish; he had long stringy hair.
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They're optimized for transport, which is why they're stringy and gross. Right. Okay.
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My hair is super stringy, and my mom would never let me go tanning.
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It had an unappetizingly stringy texture, and didn't make up for that in flavor.
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You don't get these, like, pulls of stringy onions as you take a bite.
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Long gone are the days of headphones bound by the limitations of stringy cords.
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My hair hung long and stringy, as if weighed down by my adolescent sadness.
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From the sides of Mx. Bhaskaran's head dangle two stringy black locks of hair.
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He has blue eyes that are often hidden behind long, stringy, blondish-brown hair.
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He is 26-years-old with shoulder-length, stringy blond hair and a long beard.
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He's looking at the brain closely and picking off small stringy fibers from its exterior.
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As you clean the inside of the pumpkin, feel the slimy, stringy strands and seeds.
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But crumbly, flavorless corn flour parted to reveal shredded pork so dry it was stringy.
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Every pie boasts a slightly sweet tomato sauce, cartoonishly stringy cheese, and a proper crust.
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Long gone are my days of stringy headphones getting tangled in the depths of my bag.
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He drew a picture of this plant, and it's a really lanky plant with stringy arms.
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And he had to shave his head to accommodate the hairpiece of Fosse's stringy comb-over.
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Most importantly, you'd have gotten a real bite of cheese, not a stringy excuse for one.
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James' snack choice then set off a Twitter debate about two stringy, licorice candies: Twizzlers vs.
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Swollen, shriveled, gnarled, bloody, stringy, flattened, crusty, sometimes frozen in place: the pictures aren't conventionally pretty.
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Think about stepping on gum: adhesion makes it stick to your shoe, which cohesion keeps it stringy.
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On the other wall hang brushes with stringy human hair dangling in long wisps, their owners absent.
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When these stop producing milk, they are killed and their rather stringy meat is eaten or exported.
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Texturally, reviews are split: some claim it's more tender than beef, while others use the word stringy.
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Her bleached, stringy blonde hair makes her look like she's just emerged from a hair-pulling contest.
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Its stringy, dry texture stands in contrast to biltong's tender red center, reminiscent of medium-rare steak.
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"Her long hair in the past, it was flat and stringy and it just hung," Michael said.
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Food science, however, is apparently also to blame for a new phenomenon: squishy, stringy "spaghetti meat" chicken.
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While we chat a stringy 20-something with glasses and an enormous Roy Wood beard wanders in.
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Unless perfectly cooked and freshly shredded, roast chicken is almost always too dry and stringy for salad.
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They were full of stringy figures with extra-long bellies, long arms stretched up to the sky.
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In concert, performing songs like "Hag," they still rock cargo pants, stringy hair, and make-up-free faces.
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After the first bad dye job, the parts of my weave that were bleached were stringy and dry.
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Her hair is stringy or pulled back, and her no-makeup-look makeup is often smeared with dirt.
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Its repurposed power plant delivers acceleration in a stringy lump while the M3 pulls across the rev range.
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Giannis was once so stringy, so clumsy, a knock-kneed baby deer fumbling up and down the court.
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The drug works by attacking the stringy amyloid tendrils that form before they begin sticking together into plaques.
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Imagine hocking a loogie, but instead of snot and spit, it's a stringy mass of lube and latex.
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The stringy squash strands and gooey seeds hang down, and G. exclaims joyfully: It looks like a chandelier!
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The braised neck was my favorite — it fell apart with the slightest touch and was stringy but not tough.
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Their wavering stretched-out proportions put the figures into stringy oscillation reminiscent of the spiritual Mannerism of El Greco.
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But the shredded pork was so dry it was stringy, and the corn flour exterior was crumbly and flavorless.
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It's served warm and well-toasted, with stringy, melty mozzarella and a crusty yet soft bread that's perfectly satisfying.
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The flesh was a deep and uniform marigold color, completely devoid of the stringy fibers that sometimes plague supermarket mangoes.
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On screen, Matthew McConaughey, with crooked teeth and stringy beach blonde hair, brings Moondog and all his idiosyncrasies to life.
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He has long, stringy blonde hair, a patchy beard, and thick glasses that give his eyes a distorted, curious quality.
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He believes that 3D printing is the future, but not in the low-quality, stringy and plasticky way we expect.
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Trying to grate turnips on a small handheld cheese grater is time-consuming and makes the cakes a little stringy.
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The earliest, "Untitled" (553), is a pencil drawing of a stringy-haired profile with a pointy nose and cleft chin.
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Obvious, perhaps, but leave it too long on the heat, and it will be hard, dry, scorched and stringy, guaranteed.
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Chipotle customers and employees have been complaining about its guacamole, which they say was made with hard and stringy avocados.
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Not only should celery not go in the disposal, but neither should asparagus, artichokes, corn husks or other stringy vegetables.
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Second-seeded Andy Murray opens his tournament against the 18-year-old German Alexander Zverev, a stringy 6-foot-6 baseliner.
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The texture is grass-like and stringy, sort of like microgreens, and they add a nice crunch to sandwiches and salads.
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The stringy arthropod has 414 legs and four "penises," limbs that were converted over evolutionary time into structures that transfer sperm.
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You can't exactly tell a ripe avocado "no" — they tend to rebel and turn stringy and brown when you ignore them.
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Still, it does establish that our iconic child ghost-villain Samara (contortionist Bonnie Morgan) is still stringy-haired, waterlogged, and evil.
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USES First bake or boil until tender, remove the seeds and, using a large fork, extract the flesh, keeping it stringy.
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Take it too far, and moist chunks turn stringy and dry, which is not the end of the world, but still.
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They were delicious in their own particular way, buttery of crust and stringy with salty cheese, swabbed with sweet red sauce.
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But previous attempts to grow environmentally friendly meat found it difficult to recreate the long, stringy muscle fibers that make up meat.
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A braised short rib served with polenta was flavorful but a little stringy, suggesting it might not have been braised long enough.
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Too much time on the stove or in the oven can leave lean pork roasts, chickens, or beef roasts dry and stringy.
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Sure, it looks like a scraggly balloon thing, with stringy little arms, but it's actually a creature out of your worst nightmares.
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She wore a pile of cat makeup and a stringy faux fur coat reminiscent of Cyndi Lauper in her Screaming Mimi's days.
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What sets them apart from other fungi is those stringy rhizomorphs that find weak trees, colonize their roots, kill and eat them.
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I've tried it several times: The skin ends up soft and flabby instead of crisp and salty, and the meat turns stringy.
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He has not only accepted the mantle, he has tossed it over his shoulders and added a stringy, Sterling Ruby-inspired fringe.
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And stringy street dogs all of the same stumpy build, the same yellow-red tinged fur, the same black patches of bare skin.
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Before jewelry took a more minimalist turn, we couldn't pile enough bracelets (and watches, and other stringy things) onto our wrists at once.
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It could explain inquiries like this one on Reddit, titled "Stringy raw chicken breast?" and paired with a gnarly-looking piece of meat.
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There are chic neighborhoods from New York to Tokyo where hipsters with stringy hair are clad in Docs and flannel and military fatigues.
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If I were to serve this, I'd use corn tortillas, proper queso Oaxaca, the melty, stringy Oaxacan hard cheese, and some tomatillo salsa.
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A suspended, stringy installation of boat forms by Chiharu Shiota in a Parisian department store evokes the uncertainty and peril of migrants' journeys.
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It is true that theirs is not the aesthetic of bleak existential angst and stringy black but rather glossy manes and sparkling sequins.
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I say stringy vegetables like celery should go in the trash, and he believes it's okay if they go in the garbage disposal.
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Fritsche cautions against using a whisk, which he says can turn the texture stringy, so pull out a spatula or wooden spoon for stirring.
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That's probably because for the past couple of years, he's been rocking stringy long locks of hair that make him look like Kid Rock.
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Chris didn't look like her current reflection, more like a cousin who'd hacked off Sam's stringy braids and replaced them with dire gel spikes.
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Probably not the tattoo parlor, nor the obese male manikin wearing brown pedal pushers, nor the woman with long stringy hair haphazardly dyed turquoise.
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He lets his hair go, too, with a stringy mullet ("It evens out my head," he said) descending from the back of his cap.
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A Members Only jacket literally held together with silver, shitty, sticky sweat-soaked, stringy-ass duct tape that made him look like a lost astronaut.
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This quesadilla is the perfect pre-unicorn dessert food, so prepare to see your feed full of stringy cheese rainbows when this makes it big.
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Nearby, women grilled fish and vegetables over open fires and shooed away marabou storks—hideous, ill-tempered carnivores with rotten bills and stringy, matted feathers.
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On a walk Lynx found some deer scat and handed it out, and a bit of stringy inner bark too, some dead limbs, mullein stalks.
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I stick my fork into the stringy, delicious goat cheese and mix it with the tahini-grape molasses and a piece of bread, upon Ercan's suggestion.
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The oozing pus starts as a skinny, stringy consistency but becomes a thick, heavy flow of wet skin cells that Dr. Lee compares to warm grits.
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The stringy, pulled texture of the chicken wasn't a turnoff, but the fact that it was swimming in cheese sauce made it less appealing to me.
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She was near Linda's age (the hair was really more a stringy taupe) and appeared retired, but Linda knew there was practically no chance of interaction.
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But now, there's a fix for that — the stringy, sweaty hair not the burger cravings — a superfood shampoo and conditioner that give hair influencer-level shine.
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Drying salad completely helps dressing adhere better, and spiralizing veggies turns them into fun stringy shapes that are perfect for stir fry or faux-pasta dishes.
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The lamb was the perfect texture — soft and stringy in the perfect way — and the chickpea pancake was beautifully fluffy and flat at the same time.
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Unfortunately, ribbons (as well as plastic bags, twine and anything else that's long and stringy) end up wrapping around the spinning shafts that hold the discs.
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With her stringy hair, stooped shoulders and anxious smile, Beth is a weary, self-effacing drone, except to Jamie, for whom she is a radiant queen.
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Their jeans were tight, their tops polka-dotted, their hair lank and stringy, and they were lining up for passage — not a yacht, but a ferry.
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Most of the bakers huff and puff behind their stations, their practical clothes streaked with flour and chocolate, their steamy, stringy bangs dripping into their eyes.
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Johnson chipped from one patch of fescue to another patch of the tall, stringy grass on his way to a double-bogey on the 14th hole.
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I've used it before and three days later it's fine, but I can't do it before a job because it goes a bit stringy on the ends.
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There are plenty of textures out there that don't have a funded startup associated with them, including spongy, slimy, gelatinous, puffy, gloppy, stringy, pasty, hairy and fluffy.
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Why they love it: "I love that it's actually grated cheese in there, so you get that stringy cheese when you lift up your fork," Michelle said.
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San Francisco-based Mr. S Leather, an adult entertainment store, sells a product called Spit Lube H2O that has the look and feel of thick, stringy saliva.
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For a pie, an adventurous cook might roast a supermarket pumpkin, which can be stringy, cloying and low on the thick, voluminous flesh inside an heirloom variety.
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Maybe it was my stringy blond hair whipped into an Opie tangle, or maybe it was just bad luck that I was beat up more than most.
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The stringy carnitas available elsewhere in New York had nothing on Chavez's bodega offerings, corn tortillas stuffed with juicy cubes of pork and melting strips of fat.
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When my Roomba gets stuck under the sofa, or is gagging on the stringy fringes of my area rug, are the moments I'm most attached to the machine.
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No one's here to complain about the beauty that is hot lasagna, with all it's saucy goodness and stringy melty cheese, but cold lasagna deserves some love, too.
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Luckily, for those of us who wish pesky chest pimples would erupt into a pile of stringy, yellow gunk with a single squeeze, we have Dr. Pimple Popper.
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My roots were so curly and lush, and my ends were stringy and damaged — so I chopped it all off and have been rocking a fro ever since!
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It's surprisingly easy to pull off — just cover any cake in a layer of fondant, then wrap hot, stringy marshmallow around it in web patterns with your hands.
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Glands on the scalp also increase oil production, which, for some women, makes hair look and feel oily and stringy in the days leading up to the menses.
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She is holding a large sign that asks, "Choice?" above a photo of a bloody fetus with a small coil of beige, stringy intestines spilling out of it.
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I can get it to break or if I do swallow it, it can be stringy and I'll relax my throat [and the muscles will work it down].
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Consider the bulbous, stringy-haired monster known as "the Pale Lady" — the main reason she's scary is that she's a really fat woman who wants to hug you.
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With the game in hand, James returned to the bench, where cameras then caught him appearing to eat Red Vines, a stringy red candy in the licorice family.
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The meat in a duck moussaka, placed on top of the dish, was tough and stringy, though sheep cheese pleasantly enhanced the creaminess of the underlying eggplant and béchamel.
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For mathematical reasons that are almost too technical to explain in words, bubbles of nothing won't form in four dimensional spacetime, but they will form in "stringy" multidimensional spacetime.
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My hair looked fine, but it also felt flat and the under layers were stringy and felt kind of gross — but unless you touched it, you would have no idea.
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A stringy faceless stranger in a suit, who lurks in the forest and is notoriously easy to photoshop into images, he spread ferociously through fan fiction, films, and video games.
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I used to see all those old guys with stringy long hair, pouring their fat butts into leather pants year after year, and think to myself, That'll never be me!
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We then see Di Chirico's pictures of stringy, bare-bottom gladiators as they were displayed in a Paris apartment, and a Roman museum populated by gross, classicized athletes and nymphs.
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After scoring 40 points and helping the Los Angeles Lakers beat the New Orleans Pelicans, cameras caught LeBron James eating a stringy licorice candy many assumed to be Red Vines.
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The worm uses a needle on its head to puncture the mushroom's hyphae — the stringy filaments that make up its mycelium, or vegetative body — and suck out its cellular content.
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Weak gravity appears to bridge the gap, linking quantum gravity to the other quantum forces that govern particles in the universe, and possibly favoring a stringy approach over a loopy one.
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Once slightly cooled, use your hands to wrap the marshmallows around the cake in stringy patterns to create a cobweb look (This will get messy, but that's part of the fun!).
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Yes, they're gross, but there's also something strangely soothing about watching an almost-undetectable, teensy black pore that's hiding in an oily crevice explode with a mountain of yellowish, stringy pus.
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On Reddit, users who described themselves as Chipotle employees in New York, Virginia, Florida, Ohio, and Massachusetts said that they had been supplied with hard and "stringy" avocados over the summer.
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In practice, their crust was going soggy one night, and while it was quite crisp and hot on another, some of the long green pods, cut lengthwise, were a little stringy.
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Several of these works are on view, with their subjects' heads seeming to float above their long, stringy extremities — they are at once arms and legs — with no torsos in sight.
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The vulgar side, the trashy, the elemental, the baldly populist — the side never better embodied than by this hulking, sweaty man with stringy hair, a patchy beard and an unforgettable sound.
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The problem is that when someone thought to translate the name of the dish into English, the German tafelspitz became "boiled beef," with its unfortunate connotations of overcooked, gray-centered, stringy meat.
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The pulled pork served up by Gorgon City or Disclosure or Robin Schulz is the kind of pulled pork that's perpetually on offer in Iceland: stringy, grey, and served in a can.
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Workers were usually given the least desirable parts of a butchered animal, and they made tough, stringy skirt steak more appealing by tenderizing and marinating it before eating it with a tortilla.
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In the left photo, the leader was shown to be normal size, and in the right photo, he'd been photoshopped to look noticeably more thin, making him seem bizarrely agile and stringy.
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With this food hack, we stuff chicken tenders with mozzarella string cheese, coat them in seasoned breadcrumbs and fry them until they're golden and the cheese in the center is melted and stringy.
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He saw cows with stringy tails, malformed hooves, giant lesions protruding from their hides and red, receded eyes; cows suffering constant diarrhea, slobbering white slime the consistency of toothpaste, staggering bowlegged like drunks.
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Eileen had known Murt since they were both thirteen—a dozen years now—and his frame had never lost the stringy, unfinished quality of adolescence, though he had since acquired a little belly.
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Plus, we thew in some advice for choosing a perfectly ripe avocado, since there's nothing more disappointing than opening a stringy, overripe fruit, or having to wait days until it's ready to eat.
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That's where Lahl tucks the sautéed flowers, folded inside crisp flour tortillas with lightly browned onions, serrano chiles and pieces of quesillo — the stringy Oaxacan cheese that melts beautifully and holds everything together.
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For your main course, you can plunge into roasted lamb, chicken tajine with preserved lemons (16 euros) or an excellent tajine of stringy-soft beef, long-stewed peppers and caramelized onions (483 euros).
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For the first time, the public will see many fragile or previously damaged pieces, including a painted plaster version of the delicate and stringy "Femme Assise" ("Seated Woman"), to be exhibited behind glass.
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But it's ammonia-like smell and stringy consistency are more readily overlooked during a global pandemic, especially when panicked shoppers convince themselves that fermented soybeans are the immunity booster they've been looking for.
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"It is important to understand these decay channels because if we want a stringy vacuum to describe our universe, instabilities like the bubble of nothing must be either extremely rare or absent," she says.
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Among the greatest moments were Nick Jonas reading that he looked like a ferret, TLC defending their right to sing about waterfalls, and Zendaya cracking up over being compared to a stringy piece of pasta.
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Ms. de Groot, often in the company of a German shepherd and usually barefooted, cut a formidable figure around town, even at 100 pounds, her deeply weathered face framed in stringy bangs of gray hair.
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These methods allowed him to create surprisingly expressive images whose stringy tangles of acidic blues, greens, reds, yellows, and black resemble everything from jelly-fish and reptile skins to swirling galaxies and mutant, otherworldly plants.
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You can't say that about the grilled chicken skewers marinated in coconut-peanut sauce, but Ugly Baby's might be the best available version of the dish, made with meaty thighs instead of stringy white meat.
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If you look closely, Gomez's outfit isn't totally off brand for the performer: The accessories — a pair of pink, round sunglasses and a stringy white choker — check off two out of the five Selena outfit signatures.
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Mi-Anne: Maybe it was the relaxing, luscious, upstate environment that kept my hair from getting stringy and gross, but back in New York City the three-day shampoo-free bender came to a screeching halt.
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You can press an avocado's skin to see how it yields to the pressure of your fingers, but what feels ripe may actually yield, upon cutting open the darn thing, a brown, stringy goop (the worst).
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These included a raviolo accompanied by a lackluster ratatouille in which every ingredient had been overcooked, and an alternative version of chicken thighs in which the meat was stringy and the soy-flavored broth overwhelmingly salty.
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But for some reason, many people who generally avoid seafood tend to find their peace with shrimp, a compact creature with stringy tendons that morphs from a sickly gray to a pleasant pink shade when cooked.
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It is very cool that there are so many types of non-dairy cheeses out there nowadays so that everyone, regardless of dietary restrictions, can enjoy the melty, stringy deliciousness that this food has to offer.
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Find something yellow and stringy to resemble fries, and line it up so it looks like a pack of fries before you tweet the shot with the hashtag #ポテ撮り (potetori — which means potato picture-taking).
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As I knelt in front of my bedroom mirror, scissors and plastic garbage can at the ready, I created the ragged, stringy mess that would end up being immortalized on my driver's license a few weeks later.
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By the time Eugene's date appears for brunch, he has fashioned a hair piece that is as fantastic as it is foolhardy: He wraps his stringy fringe into a bun and fastens it above his bald spot.
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Grilled runner beans with garlic and chiles have been around lately, too, in a big heap that I would have enjoyed more if a few stringy, leathery beans had not gotten past the inspectors in the kitchen.
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He now serves it as a side dish at Poncho's Tlayudas, a terrific pop-up in South Los Angeles where the city's Oaxacan community gathers to share huge, folded tlayudas filled with beans, cabbage and stringy quesillo.
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When you sweep the mascara through your lashes, the fibers lock together, like a puzzle, to thicken and add volume without looking spidery or stringy — and thanks to the new waterproof formula, there's not one smudge in sight.
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The media, titillated as ever by the gap between public image and private behavior, seized on Reubens's distinctly un-Pee-wee-ish mug shot: the stringy hair, scruffy chin and white gym shirt of his off-set disguise.
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An analysis of Crunchbase funding archives reveals there are plenty of textures out there that don't have a funded startup associated with them, including spongy, slimy, gelatinous, puffy, gloppy, stringy, pasty, hairy and fluffy, to name a few.
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But I prefer to let my curls air-dry [towards the end] because when I air-dry my curls [fully], they tend to come out kind of straight and stringy, and when I diffuse fully, I lose my texture.
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To see whether the fungus we had found would produce a glow, we looked for the dark, stringy infestation known as a rhizomorph, or shoestring rot, because that's what it looks like, and that's what it does to the wood.
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But when she sends him back home to Germany, he reappears as "Toni Erdmann" — an alter ego in a stringy black wig, bad suits and joke-shop fake teeth who shows up wherever he might cause his daughter the most embarrassment.
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In the late Middle Ages, medicine sought natural as well as mystical causes for all manner of afflictions, making diagnosis a complex affair (stringy hair, for instance, might indicate an unscrupulous character, while baldness resulted from an excess of heat).
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These words will not quicken the pulse of many diners born after the Depression, but the pot roast in question was not the stringy gray substance often brought out after church on Sundays, apparently to prolong the period of atonement.
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He didn't recognize the girl, but he guessed immediately that she was from one of his poetry classes: her black hair stringy and unkempt, her makeup too thick, applied even though it appeared she, too, were out on a run.
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And even though it may look like McConaughey — in his captain's hat, CVS grandpa shades, stringy beach blonde wig, and two-piece flame set, aka "the Flamesuit" (which he wears to his daughters wedding) — is just being weird, it's really more than that.
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When we think about the concept of "decorating for Halloween," what comes to mind is mostly the scattering of kitschy pumpkins and stringy spiderwebs — stuff that was fun when we were kids, but that doesn't really suit our personal style right now.
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Given Becky's stringy blonde hair and penchant for self-destructive behavior—and, well, the long shadow of the era in which the character purportedly rises to alt-rock fame—critics have all but assumed she is a stand-in for Courtney Love.
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The tartaric acid in wine, and the wine's diluting effect on the melted cheese, are essential for preventing the casein proteins in milk from clumping and creating the all-too-familiar sight of a cheese sauce seizing up and turning tight and stringy.
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I'd had a poor record with houseplants: two air plants killed in college; a pothos I murdered by smoking in my room; a grocery store orchid that, after dropping its final blooms, grew stringy and desiccated no matter how devotedly I watered it.
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Emotional breakthroughs seep into almost every scene of the two-hour and 15-minute film, often leaving Moss covered in distressed eyeliner that spends more time on her cheeks than it does on her eyelids and stringy hair that probably hasn't seen shampoo in weeks.
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Even if your office culture is chill (by office culture standards, anyway), it's just not right to subject an innocent coworker to a close-up of stringy yellow pus squirting out of an ear blackhead while they're trying to eat their leftover spaghetti for lunch.
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As her youthful pencil drawing of a stringy-haired woman and her confident contour drawing of a pony," Untitled" (1980), suggest, Berkenblit's career is rooted in her early adolescent fantasy life, and yet something remarkable happened — her work never becomes cloying, sentimental, or sweet.
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Wielgus likes to spend time in the backwoods of the American West that lie off the edge of most tourist maps, and he dresses the part: motorcycle leathers, tattoos on both forearms, the stringy hairs of a goatee dangling like lichen from his lower lip.
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The Land Rover made things a lot easier, but chasing the houbara, whose stringy flesh is said to be an aphrodisiac, remains one of the hallowed pursuits — along with thoroughbred stallions, huge yachts and French chateaus — that occupy the minds of Persian Gulf royalty.
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While "grunge" was a more fitting term for scrappy punk-tinged bands like Nirvana and Mudhoney, Alice In Chains were bellowing out taut heavy metal riffs and bleak vocal harmonies from stringy maned guitarist Jerry Cantrell and a scrawny young dude named Layne Staley.
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Frank-N-Furter, played by Tim Curry) and stringy-haired handymen (Riff Raff, played by co-writer Richard O'Brien) on screen, the costumed lookalikes playing them on the stage, and the audience shouting along from their seats—felt like the community I didn't know I had.
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Zadar Journal ZADAR, Croatia — For generations, residents of Zadar, an idyllic town on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, used the dry, stringy stems and yellow blossoms of a common variety of a wild daisy as kindling, mostly to singe the hair off pigs destined for the spit.
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Long, stringy, stick-straight, kinky, poufy... No matter how you characterize your hair or texture, we believe in one very important thing: It is something to be celebrated, not covered up or "managed" — a narrative that we see all too often in the media, particularly when talking about curls.
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Whether you're left slack-jawed from the lumpy sack one girl pulls out from behind her ear, the shoulder welt herniating calcified blood, or the stringy charcoal-colored pus spewing out from under the skin — it's clear this season is going to be like nothing you've ever seen before.
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The result is effective: Chucky inflects the banalities of talking doll-hood with sufficient creepiness from the start, and there's something perversely satisfying in watching his increasingly stringy-haired progress toward full-on serial killer as he stalks and hunts down everyone Andy hates, followed by everyone Andy loves.
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But when she sends him back home to Germany, he reappears as "Toni Erdmann" — an alter ego in a stringy black wig, bad suits and joke-shop fake teeth who, impersonating an ambassador and a management coach, shows up wherever he might cause his daughter the most embarrassment.
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" This is a steppingstone to a moment of grace: "She turned to the girl, who really looked like nothing more than a girl, with her stringy hair and her thin white face and her fright, the brown eyes wide and quick, looking at Faith and then at the room.
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His stringy hair, his over-the-top acting, and his unfathomable creative choices truly have to be seen rather than described, as in the infamous scene in which he confronts Lisa by imitating James Dean in Rebel Without a Cause: The film's absurdism is especially prominent when it comes to women.
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Throughout the performance, everyday objects and extraneous bits of clothing are smartly used in the transformative process: the stringy head of a mop turns a busboy into an incestuous princess; plastic lobster bibs and badminton rackets deck out the neglectful rulers of a starving nation; sheets of aluminum foil transmogrify into armor.
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In the painting, "What Will Survive Of Us is Love" (2013–14), which includes aging men and women, both nude and clothed, the mottled and sagging skin, the tufted upholstery, the cat whiskers, the stringy cascades of tresses and pubic hair, not to mention the weave of the carpet, are all meticulously rendered.
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We searched for an open spot, maneuvering around a gray-haired woman with a goat, past a clique of sun-kissed college girls, and away from a rowdy pack of locals, one of whom I called Tarzan — a Little Beach legend with stringy bleached hair and skin like an old leathered satchel.
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Accessorizing those awful teeth with a stringy black wig, a baggy sharkskin suit and the kind of two-toned dress shirts favored by insecure business-class big shots, Erdmann shows up wherever he is likely to cause Ines the most embarrassment, variously claiming to be the German ambassador and a freelance management coach.
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The invitation was initially extended to Ms. Palin, who promptly invited the two aging, gun-loving, stringy-haired musical bad boys — Mr. Nugent, a radio icon of the 1970s, and Kid Rock, who rode the short-lived country-rap-rock trend to fame, which included a brief marriage to the actress Pamela Anderson.
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I also don't want to inadvertently turn myself into a stock image found if you search for "grief": wistfully staring out of a window, rain sprinkled on the pane, maybe a blanket wrapped around my shoulders, a cup of tea in my hands, face expressionless and void of any defining characteristics, other than stringy hair.
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The arancina has a suspicious, incomprehensible hole on the bottom, and even that notwithstanding, the first bite said it all: Flavorless, stringy rice that stuck to my tongue, breading that seemed like it was from the day before yesterday, and sauce inside that was literally frozen despite having been microwaved, and congealed, off-white meat fat.
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My recollections of the island were the scattered sense memories of childhood — my sweat on the clear vinyl slipcovers that protected the couches in my grandparents' house in Bayamón, uncomprehended Spanish cartoons, the competitive clack of dominoes, the stringy texture of sugarcane that my abuelo cut for me from the field behind his house, a panoply of cousins whose faces I barely recall.
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Among them, works marked by a certain psychological intensity will be hard to miss, including the ink-on-paper drawings at Hirschl & Adler Modern by Maine-based Jeanne Brousseau (born 1943), a livestock farmer and craftswoman whose stringy human figures and menacing snakes, crabs, alligators, and birds allude to the painful, long-suppressed memories of an adult survivor of childhood sexual abuse.
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Sure, there were moments when the thought of another mangy, stringy double-bass bassline nearly sent me rushing for a Marcel Dettmann mix, and, yes, maybe there was one saxophone too many in the Jockey Slut list—and everyone knows the saxophone is the devil's instrument—but I persevered and came to accept my previous failings as a listener —and as a person.
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The particulars of the story are less important than the version that has lodged itself in our imaginations: the tape itself, a choppy cut of generically alarming images; the ringing phone, and the voice on the other end of the line whispering seven days; the inhuman form crawling out of the television; the waterlogged face peeking out from behind the wall of stringy black hair.
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In the premiere, Sedaris's guests include Nick Kroll as a stringy-haired felon who joins her to make angel food ice cream cake (one of the episode's purer sketches), John Early as a particularly sardonic guest (in a very dry and funny sendup of talk show interviews), and Sedaris and Dinello's other Strangers with Candy co-creator Stephen Colbert as himself, but also her turtle sitter.
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Not the whole…Read more ReadWhen Google Fiber Abandons Your City as a Failed ExperimentThere's a glob of stringy, black rubber spilling out of the street at the corner of Speed and…Read more ReadA Trip Inside Mark Zuckerberg's Sprawling, Embattled Compound in HawaiiPilaʻa, Kauai — Last Sunday morning, more than a dozen cars were parked along a six-foot wall built …Read more ReadAllo Could Have Been Great.
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As we yank and tug at arteries clotted with blood and stringy nerves, as we cringe at oozing clumps of fat that splash everywhere when we flip the body to dissect the back, as we reduce a human being to the minutiae of their parts, there is a sense of obligation — not just to be respectful of the body and to dedicate ourselves to learning the material, but to recognize that medicine is built on sacrifice.
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