Now, the titans writhe and groan in the roiling wind.
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Even an animal needs to writhe in the hour of death.
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Sometimes I would writhe in bed for days, unable to work.
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Watching the news, I writhe and moan; my mind is not itself.
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Watch them writhe in the glare of the fame they sought so foolishly.
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And while the Berniecrats writhe, and tweet, Clinton diehards line up in her defense.
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THREE performers take it in turns to writhe and high-kick dangerously towards the low ceiling.
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Moments later, he falls onto his belly and begins to writhe around on the centre floor.
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Lee's work demonstrates that duality, building spaces of beauty that writhe with the potential of violence.
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Azoulay's blue lips seem here to writhe, as if she is experiencing the power of these fragments.
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Water drips, creepers writhe beneath the rug, and, I for one, was hoping to see a ghost.
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HG takes hold of your body and fills every inch of it with an impulse to writhe.
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Then the lights pulse, the way-out band grooves and a chorus in spandex starts to writhe.
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These weren't like the seizures depicted in Hollywood movies; she wouldn't fall to the ground and writhe.
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In Hasan's painting, vivid yellow, red, and green pigments writhe across the surface, forming an intricate floral pattern.
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You lug a bacterial swarm in the crook of your knee, and through my guts writhe helminth parasites.
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For "Anger," they slowly writhe in a circle maneuvering as one with the sleeves of their dresses knotted together.
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Watch her resort to drinking water out of the hose and writhe around from the spiciness of the pepper.
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Later, when Bess falls passionately and hilariously for her dance instructor, we watch Ms. DeMent writhe across the floor.
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Critic's Pick You know the girl: the one so comprehensively lovely she makes all the others writhe in envy.
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Inside a remix of Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" blasts while silver-leotarded dancers writhe in hanging, spinning cages.
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In another scene, the camera remains fixated overhead as the bodies writhe below, weaving in and out of the frame.
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For those who are dominant, handcuffing your partner allows you to take control and watch them writhe in orgasmic agony.
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A young husband feeds his pregnant wife hot porridge, blowing over each spoonful as patients writhe beside and beneath them.
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It continues to writhe from a drop in oil prices that set off a currency devaluation and now a recession.
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It was a titillating invitation to strip away restraint and writhe unaccompanied, as one man did around 1:30 a.m.
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I'm sure part of it comes from the way they wriggle and writhe to get around; it just freaks me out.
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And that, folks, is why we've just seen Taylor Swift writhe around on a bed in lacy bra and garter stockings.
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Face Down on the floor, I discovered the capacity to cringe, writhe, And howl, like a dog, whipped by its master.
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This period allows his characters nuanced motives and emphasises the shifting balances of power and control that writhe through the film.
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Five attractive-ish men hanging out on a basketball court eventually strip the fuck down and writhe around in the rain???
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Demons, dripping mutant heads that fill up a whole room, drippy skinned freaks, and tentacled monsters that writhe around the floor.
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Fabulously expressive faces and bodies — Jeanne Moreau and Molly Ringwald, Gena Rowlands and Mary Pickford — drift and writhe across the screen.
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These so-called decision-makers luxuriate in their purism while millions of Americans writhe in pain on the road to serfdom.
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While he briefly held her hostage, he told her he wanted the police to "writhe; I want to make them stew".
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Those on the dais with him seemed to almost visibly writhe away from him at points — brows furrowing, smiles turning to grimaces.
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Mr. Lockett began to writhe and gasp after he had already been declared unconscious, and called out, "Oh, man," according to witnesses.
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Would a slice of lab-grown turkey writhe in my mouth the way a slice of a once-live turkey seems to?
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The sense of restraint is only heightened by the overhanging toxic cloud of midrange synth gestures, which writhe and wiggle like pinned butterflies.
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She doesn't writhe: her movement is rigorously controlled as she vainly attempts to restrain her breaking mind with the rules of physical form.
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Protomartyr, formed in 2010, puts Joe Casey's more openly literary, spoke-sung lyrics upfront as the band's riffs blast, writhe, toll or entwine.
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Discord and dread writhe all around, but even in the darkness, even in the sprint to survive, to endure, you manage to see yourself.
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Smeared with red paint, they collapse and writhe against one another in backbends and lifts in a clichéd depiction of survival against the odds.
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The victims lose control of their faculties, froth at the mouth, and writhe around on the ground as the life drains out of them.
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On their second album, Swarm (out now on Arrowhawk Records), Bambara writhe and burn through twelve tracks of furious low-end pathos and want.
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You need to writhe and sway back and forth, and maybe even hum a little, to distract yourself, if only slightly, from the constant agony.
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Their gestures are nicely poised between a writhe and a waltz, and, for particular emphasis, they like to hit the wall with a scary splat.
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You can probably guess what happens next, but it's still satisfying to watch: Once Donovan bites into the chip, he begins to writhe in agony.
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The women roll their legs over snow banks, writhe in a hammock and balance their weight against each other while bathing in a hot spring.
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Coupled with the fact that the actors writhe and prance about like actual cats, the bizarre CGI used on the actors becomes all the more unsettling.
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All I've been able to glean from the write-ups is that it's a vaguely horny collection of human-shaped cats who writhe around a lot.
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It's no fun to watch your girlfriend writhe with discomfort on an exam table, and furthermore, it's not like they had anything to "gain" from my experience.
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Why don't I find myself setting the DVR for the next time I can watch Danson writhe in comic despair and kick a dog into the sun?
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To watch Brazil play in the World Cup is to see Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior, known simply as Neymar, writhe around on the ground a lot.
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But last night, after watching Milwaukee musician Juiceboxxx scream and writhe through 13 minutes of grimy punk-rap (stick with me here), I got that feeling back.
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Officer Delgado recounted a harrowing night of watching club patrons trip over corpses and writhe in agony as their bullet-ridden bodies were pulled across broken glass.
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After the opening, the two women took turns delivering surrealist monologues filled with ripe imagery but no context, while the men continued to writhe on the floor.
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Mr. Lockett regained consciousness, which indicated that the midazolam had not kept him insensate to the pain of the subsequent drugs, and began to writhe and yell.
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"Like us, we take antihistamines to make us feel well, not excited, not writhe, not taking the mask out," the prime minister said, according to the Associated Press.
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So watch the video above and writhe around on the floor, speak in tongues, foam at the mouth, and submit to the awesome power of The Front Bottoms.
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As one character almost experiments with necrophilia, a roaring fire illuminating their contorted, joyous face as they writhe on their dying victim it all gets a bit much.
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He also managed to lose his shirt in the process — stripping off his tank top and tossing it aside to writhe and peacock around the stage half-naked.
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Dance with a white man, writhe with a black woman, kiss both, couple with either, be both races and sexes and neither in one cat-like, commanding frame.
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The feelings are what I've been able to hold on to—the things he did to me, how he always made my body writhe and beg for more.
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You know what I mean, those generically tawdry spots off the highway in which male characters convene while decoratively underdressed women smile and serve or dance and writhe.
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Even monkeys, with their larger brains, seem to use insect repellents automatically: some drool, writhe and fall into what looks like a trance whenever they encounter a millipede.
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Mautsa said he had to watch his youngest daughter writhe in pain from a suspected case of pneumonia last month, and he could not afford her hospital bills.
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How you cradle yourself in your blouse is how I, all 180 pounds of me, writhe around in my undershirt on the floor almost crushing my mother's bad foot.
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Koelb's people are in need of "a blueprint for deliverance" as they writhe in sin and wait for a Godot who will not come, a forgiveness in stubborn absentia.
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This does not imply, however, that such compositional identities, individual as well as collective, do not also rebuke and resist, and effectively so, and writhe and teem, observe and critique.
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The song is further strengthened by its spectral, unhinged aesthetics — as if Gomez was born to writhe around on her kitchen floor and stick her tongue in an eyelash curler.
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There was something about the little girls, in matching plaid jumpers, bringing the circlet of white roses up in front of the whole parish, that made me almost writhe with longing.
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He's an amazing lover, took the time to learn my body, and uses every sweet spot he's found and every trick he's learned to make me scream and writhe in pleasure.
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It wasn't snowing on this outing, but it was plenty chilly, and I was relieved to not have to wriggle and writhe into and out of my suit as much as usual.
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There they are, sitting on stovetops or plates as they writhe and gasp for life, making you question whether there is such concept as ethical consumption of what formerly lived underwater. Ugh.
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Crucial patterns in wallpaper seem to writhe with a life of their own, mimicking the way that images and events can blur and shift in our memories with the passage of time.
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The video shows Laquan, who had been running from the police and was veering slightly away from Officer Van Dyke, crumple to the ground and writhe as bullets continue to hit him.
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Ms. De Keersmaeker is fond of giving her performers movement that takes them to the floor — the leads writhe in passion; the ensemble rolls and whirls — but the results can be muddled.
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While attempting to pose, dance, and writhe lasciviously with an extremely heavy cake, the Playboy star repeatedly slips and falls off tables, eventually giving up completely and ripping off her rockabilly Elvira wig.
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The studio's most arresting feature, however, is a 20-foot-tall fireplace consumed by plaster flames in which demons, dragons, snakes, and other strange creatures writhe, which connects up to a low-relief ceiling.
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There are lots of shots that run up and down rockers' leathered and lycra'ed bodies as they writhe and arch in ways that give infamous Whitesnake muse/video vixen Tawny Kitaen extremely stiff competition.
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K., I'm going to dump a bottle of pills on the floor and I'm going to crawl around and just consume 30 pills in 30 seconds and then I'm going to writhe like a cat.
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In "On the Clouds," a monumental (53′ x 60′) six-panel painting in the first hall of Yu's current retrospective at Long Museum in Shanghai, anonymous figures ache and writhe in a wild world of clouds.
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And he has watched a number of his assets there get seized — bank deposits, property, shares — as LeEco continues to writhe even after receiving its own $2 billion investment from another real estate magnate, Sun Hongbin.
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You don't need to read Faust's CliffsNotes to get a feel for the twisted demonic figure depicted here: Mephistopheles' limbs writhe and contort as he flies over a city, the sun laying low on the horizon.
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They writhe around one another, unable to escape, because whenever one tries to climb up the disgusting, slippery wall, the others can't help wriggling and pulling the almost-free one back into the heaving, moistened pile.
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Her illness explains why she didn't sing at all, opting instead to flail and writhe around the stage to her new song "Homemade Dynamite" like a kid trying to walk after spinning themselves around too fast.
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The video—featuring Malo dressed as Elvis while dancers writhe around to the music, words like "xenophobia" and "bigotry" written in black paint all over their bodies—is reminiscent of the 2003 Entertainment Weekly cover featuring the Dixie Chicks.
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But in between these immersive works are the spot-saturated stepping stones that should not be overlooked: various series of large-scale paintings, smaller works on paper, and sculptures that seem to writhe and sprout wildly from the floor.
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In fact, according to clinical sexologist Shannon Chavez, the small amount of cardio required to writhe in pleasure pumps oxygen-rich blood to your muscles and nerves, which releases stress and tension in the exact same way exercise does.
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Composed with impossibly dense lines ranging from minuscule to thin, interwoven lattices resembling Celtic knots wobble and writhe inside gaping swaths of empty paper, each cluster pulled, as if by some strange magnetism, away from the center of the page.
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In some scenes, a dozen or so stunning dancers lie or writhe in flesh-coloured dancewear on the staircase, and Beyoncé spends quite a few crawling moments during the video being overwhelmingly draped in fabric at the foot of Victory.
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But it's great for the delirious end of the party; throw it on when you're starting to come down from the high of dancing your face off, but still want a beat to writhe to as the night fades away.
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The people looking for exorcism writhe on the floor and scream or crawl around on all fours and growl like animals, but they are also desperate, lining up for hours in the morning chill to seek treatment from Father Cataldo.
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It's as pensive and danceable as it is a droning, dissonant wash of sound to numb your eardrums to, with Walsh, Brian Borcherdt, Matt "Punchy" McQuaid, and Matt Schulz channeling their experimental recklessness into songs that writhe with newfound self-awareness.
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The surface of "Stack S/N 2015_12_23" is composed of three distinct layers: a top coat of lines snaking across the entire form; a hard-edged, opaque skin; and areas that seem to open into deep space, where dozens of translucent lines writhe and converge.
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Bill Walton introduced the concept to his perennial straight man Dave Pasch during last Saturday's game between Arizona and Cal, and you could witness Pasch writhe in discomfort as Bill Walton opened up the can of dirt, poured some out, and briskly rubbed himself with it.
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It was hard not to writhe uncomfortably as Kimmel tried to make comedic hay out of the tourists' birth names, a truly tone-deaf display of obnoxiousness at a time when Hollywood types are under increased scrutiny for their inability to operate outside their own bubbles of privilege.
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Giving a whole fandom a nickname of sorts was already commonplace in K-pop, but Gaga was the first to do it on such a grand scale in a western context—using it to describe the way fans would writhe, scream and dance in the pits of her high-octane performances.
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In SexBot: Quality Assurance Simulator, you'll order wiggly weird dildos from vending machines (way too many of the movement dynamics and jiggle physics in this game are cranked to warm Jello levels); you'll punch random numbers into archaic-looking computers; you'll watch your robot lady do a disturbing writhe-dance.
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Newly released video shows that a 16-year-old boy's death from the flu while in government custody in May was recorded by a security camera — which watched him seemingly writhe in pain and vomit blood before his body fell still, only to be discovered by another boy hours later.
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Marie, 33, got dumped by Rob "Hung a TV on a Wall in Under Seven Minutes" Valletta and is lusting after SUR barback Adam Spott, but despite her best efforts to writhe around in a sports bra and shower him with sexual innuendos in earlier episodes, he's been keeping her in the friend zone.
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Her aim is in part to make foreign-policy hawks in the Republican Party squirm and writhe at the idea of backing Mr Trump, an "America First" unilateralist who says that he would be willing to walk away from providing security in Asia, Europe and elsewhere, unless allies over and above the cost of maintaining American bases worldwide.
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Rage, anxiety and a contempt laced with carnival humor are the keynotes, whether it's Brando's spite for his mother's church — where women who catch the spirit "writhe around like a fumigated centipede" — or the virtuosic slut shaming of Yesenia by her grandmother, who hacks off her beautiful hair with poultry shears for trying to impugn her beloved grandson's morals.
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Suspiria is about female power: the strength of the female body to writhe and contort in dance, both sensual and vicious; the regenerative power to give life; the intensity of sisterhood, and the vindictive need to hurt those — male or female — that flout it; the potency of simmering, repressed anger, and the devastation that it leaves in its wake once unleashed.
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While I feel energized by this particular work, I begin to echo his sentiment as I approach Paul Thek's "Hippopotamus Poison" (1965), a wax sculpture meant to evoke rotting meat, and a video of Carolee Schneemann's 1964 performance piece "Meat Joy," in which a series of mostly nude couples writhe together, slapping each other with various meats and dead fish.
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Just slag off whoever's currently crouched behind a Macbook trying to remember how a trackpad works so they can play approximately 32 seconds of six songs on YouTube before falling over and ripping the aux out of the laptop, bringing the laptop crashing to the floor where they writhe in agony amongst a puddle of spilt beer and discarded ash.
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