Once they get him in there, relatively unscathed from Democrats, they're going to beat the stuffing out of him.
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The most jarring for me -- and effective, in setting the tone -- was seeing Thanos beat the stuffing out of the Hulk right off the bat.
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As Cheryl mentions in "Darkside," she feels Josie, above the other girls who beat the stuffing out of would-be rapist Nick St. Clair (Graham Phillips), saved her from sexual assault.
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If Arya could beat the stuffing out of the Waif (Faye Marsay) blind, terrified, and with a boring old pointy-end-free staff during season 6, imagine what she could do now.
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Jack is attempting to beat the stuffing out of a punching bag because he's terrified of becoming verbally abusive like his father — a drink-guzzling Stanley makes a short appearance in here — yet it's not that simple.
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I've been passively observing the situation for weeks, and have watched my building-mates get in arguments with each other, swap conspiracy theories about how the system works, and angrily beat the stuffing out of the button bank.
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Months after the end of Suddenly Susan, Griffin scored not one but two roles on this episode of The X-Files, in which she played Betty Templeton and Lulu Pfeiffer, doppelgängers who detested each other and, when in the same room, made people inexplicably want to beat the stuffing out of anyone standing nearby.
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Along the way, Axel explains why he, Blaze, and Max quit the force to a young rookie officer. At the junkyard, just as the officers are about to shoot Max, the rookie officer unlocks Blaze's handcuffs, who proceeds to beat the stuffing out of the cops, with Axel, Skates, and Max following shortly. After the dust clears, the rookie officer says that he's seen the true colors of the police force and requests that Axel hit him. Axel does so until Blaze tells him to stop, and they and Max and Skates leave as dawn breaks.
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American culture reflects its preoccupation with taxidermy in a variety of ways. Various words and phrases used in everyday life are derived from the vocabulary of taxidermy—the threat to "beat the 'stuffing' out of someone" or derogatorily referring to someone as a "stuffed shirt," meaning that they are fake or artificially pompous. It has also manifested itself in popular television shows such as in the Scrubs episode where the doctors encounter a dead dog and in The Office where Dwight offers to have his taxidermist stuff Angela's deceased cat. Taxidermy has also been institutionalized as an American folk craft.
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