" I: "Oh, did you go on some real benders?
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Journalists charted his stumbles through vivid descriptions of his benders.
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More than once, he spent the family's savings on benders.
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It was captioned, "Benders bike ride," and decorated with a laughing emoji.
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But the KarJenners are not the only celebrity season benders out there.
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The bender to end all benders Then came that bender in 2010.
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And is not itself ruling out bringing legal actions against law benders.
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Repulsive sex ensues, along with diabolical mishaps, nudity, violence, and drug benders.
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Tortorella was in the midst of one of these benders when Kutcher intervened.
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Self-driving cars being tested routinely get into fender-benders with other vehicles.
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Many have feared becoming metal benders for tech companies hungry to control customer engagement.
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Without them, people could go on rock-star, room-smashing benders with no consequences.
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Now Birch Benders mixes are sold in Target, Safeway, Giant Eagle and Whole Foods.
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Tesla's new "Smart Summon" feature is already causing confusion — and some minor fender benders.
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"We've sort of nicknamed it 'berry benders,'" Gilbert Police Chief Ty Techer told Fox9.
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"It's an achievement to have a vehicle that can survive [small] fender benders," he says.
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Overly cautious in operation, autonomous cars often get in fender benders with human-driven vehicles.
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The only restoration has been retouched paint from time due to scratches and fender benders.
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Circuit benders have broken these devices in ways that push them far past their limits.
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"You need to be flexible on dates to get the best prices," the Benders write.
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In 2011, Lucky's asked Birch Benders to demonstrate its product in one of its stores.
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But as I discovered, self-driving car crashes and fender-benders don't look like human crashes.
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So, most people that made a real go at being professional circuit benders now make modules.
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Are you telling me that no human drivers had fender benders in the city all week?
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Yes, sure, Nascar racing is all about adrenaline: speedy cars, sweaty pit stops, spectacular fender benders.
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"If the flight has more than one leg, search the separate legs yourself," the Benders write.
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Troopers monitored roadways, stepping in to help after fender benders and with disabled cars and trucks.
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The last week featured two monumental liberal benders, both about their favorite destroyer of universes, President Trump .
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More drivers during an eclipse means more chances for distraction, which means more fender benders, or worse.
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Some boy band members have, of course, faded into a life of obscurity and white wine benders.
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El Niño hasn't left the building—it's just taking a few days to sober up between benders.
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Hollywood is filled with stories of prima-donna actor tantrums, wild affairs, trashed trailers, and overnight benders.
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I decide to make another pancake from my Birch Benders mix since the rest look pretty pathetic.
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Two fender-benders occurred in June, neither the Google car's fault and neither causing more than scraped bumpers.
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There are 21 episodes, and while it's gentle, breezy viewing, it's not really designed for all-day benders.
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The grocer stuck with Birch Benders, however, through four or five iterations of the product, Mr. LaCasse said.
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"It just slips through your fingers, because when you're on one of these conspiracy benders, everything makes sense."
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Fortunately, few of these fender benders result in injuries, but they often result in shockingly high repair bills.
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Previous months have been marked by minor fender-benders, which the company says were all caused by human drivers.
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Following a bad review at a comedy festival, Krusty the Clown went on a bender to end all benders.
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The search giant has reported a variety of fender benders in its monthly reports on its autonomous vehicle program.
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Despite operating at low speeds on planned routes, a few of these shuttles have already gotten into fender benders.
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The narrative explores Tortorella's family history, drug-fueled benders, and many metamorphoses as they explored their sexuality and gender.
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There have been fender-benders, near crashes, ignored stop signs, painfully slow driving and at least one police run-in.
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You could even end up with a free flight, which happened to the Benders thanks to an Air Asia newsletter.
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Trump's election victory prompted a massive rotation of stocks, with financials and metal benders the new leaders of the market.
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There are still plenty of neon benders practicing the craft in the UK, be it for signs or art pieces.
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But the Weisenborns and the Geissels and the Benders and the Freunds in Kallstadt are related to Mr. Trump, too.
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Then there were the times I'd go on drunk benders and in a stupor start sobbing to the point of hyperventilation.
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Battle's visions appear to represent a bridge between the previous generation of circuit benders and what its future could look like.
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Breaking up a direct flight into two or more smaller flights has saved the Benders up to $400 on one trip.
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" The white bohemians have the freedom to go on benders and sprees, while Hayes must wonder how "to hold my face.
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Google and Uber started to realize how hard-pressed they were to find automakers wiling to become metal benders for them.
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But, the best part was when Gene revealed he went on a few benders with Andre -- and ended up getting WASTED.
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I was on one of them YouTube benders when you're really warping your mind with what's going on in the world.
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After the gruesome murders, it's believed that the Benders had fled the area and were never found, according to the KHS.
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Now, nearly two decades later, it's the seedy world of Furby hackers and circuit-benders that are keeping the legendary toy alive.
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The striking photo page is a personal board of bright, Pop-influenced images that vary between ostentatious euphoria and optical mind-benders.
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Looks like the Doogie Howsers and Doug Ross's of tomorrow might need to cut back on the weeklong benders just a bit.
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Neon makers, known as benders, are now just as likely to be designing signs for art galleries as they are for businesses.
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In fact, we discuss a glut of movies this week, including the genre-benders The Witch, 10 Cloverfield Lane, and Midnight Special.
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A few drinks here and there are not an issue for an otherwise healthy adult, but regular benders can do lasting damage.
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A single use of just one of these electronic nannies could easily pay for itself when avoiding fender benders (or far worse).
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By communicating with other cars, they could travel faster, and closer together, to maximize traffic flow and reduce traffic-jamming fender benders.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A concept car equipped with external airbags to protect against fender benders is raising eyebrows at the Tokyo Motor Show.
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The arc of the moral universe does bend toward justice, but like our ancestors before us, we must be the arc benders.
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Thank heavens that the president landed on social media early on as a way to evade the truth-benders in the liberal media.
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The auto giant's autonomous cars were involved in 22 fender benders over the course of the reporting period (and two more in 2018).
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It's people you see around a lot and kinda have respect for them and then all of a sudden it's five day benders.
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They are standard in some cars and usually worth the nominal fees in others, especially as they will save you from fender benders.
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There have been a couple of fender benders, and an instance of one vehicle driving the wrong way on a one-way street.
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But Ms. Dunn said speed cameras can actually contribute to gridlock and fender-benders when drivers, upon spotting a camera, suddenly slow down.
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Failure to signal is an inconsiderate act that makes the roads less safe, causing panic braking, sudden swerves and fender-benders or worse.
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Signs are created by artisan "tube benders" who heat the glass in 2,000-degree flames, shape it and then fill it with gas.
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Once the company got the price down to $4.99 and $5.99 for a one-pound pouch, Birch Benders began flying off the shelves.
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The auto giant's autonomous cars were involved in 22 fender benders over the course of the reporting period (and two more in 8103).
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The book is as compelling — and as problematic — as her magazine writing: vivid, maddening, heartbreaking, very funny, chaotic and repetitive, as benders are.
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We suppose it makes sense: Cheetos Puffs are shaped like stubbier versions of Clairol Benders, the heat-activated, flexible curlers popular in the '80s.
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It's people who were already erratic and have bad [judgement] who tend to fall into really long benders and start to fail their classes.
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His interpretation of the genre is perfectly chill but lends itself to extended molly benders and gurn-heavy dance moves, if you're into that.
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Socialites, models, and celebrities, promised extravagant beachside benders, flocked to the Bahamas only to find feral dogs, luggage gone AWOL, and accommodations resembling FEMA camps.
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Shorr remembers trembling the first time she performed "Gatsby," an uptempo song that documents her reliance on antidepressants and a string of ill-considered benders.
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After a run of comic book adaptations and sci-fi mind-benders, Christopher Nolan has sets his sights on the Second World War with Dunkirk.
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They get into fender benders, have trouble navigating inclement weather, run red lights, and sometimes they can't figure out what to do about taco trucks.
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I didn't participate in the cocaine benders, the side boyfriends or all their harebrained moneymaking schemes that were all in direct violation of Hef's rules.
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These awkward interactions between self-driving and human-driven cars will probably result in more fender-benders as more autonomous vehicles arrive on the roads.
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Between the 24-hour buffets and blackjack benders, some R&R in the sun is the best way to recuperate from all the sensory overload.
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The artist, nearing the end of a two-year residency at NEW INC, asks similar questions to 3D space benders Rachel Rossin and Clement Valla.
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He's mostly spent the series depressed and frequently on benders, trying to do the right thing but relapsing back into old habits at every turn.
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Tying together the late, 3-night benders and his vast palette of sound, the mixtape forms another part of who Jelani Blackman is, expanding his artistry.
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Here, he goes meta (again?), tackling weighty themes like self-loathing, benders and destructive spirals, the pros and cons of the Father John Misty persona (well
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But he said insurance claims from all collisions, including fender benders, were about 20163 percent higher in states that have legalized marijuana than in nearby states.
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The soaring, wistful album plunges into quarter-life crises, Bruce Springsteen shout-outs and wild Fourth of July benders, with every song bursting with singalong potential.
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The two panicked when executives liked their experimental script, so they added heroin benders and "anti-catchphrases," sabotaging their own creation for the sake of edginess.
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A growing number of fender benders, and worse, didn't faze her, and she would not listen to any talk of her fading ability behind the wheel.
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We typically expect fender benders, construction, and terrible drivers to cause traffic — but never do we imagine that our morning commutes will be disrupted by loose livestock.
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Whole Foods suggests trying Just Pomegranate Syrup, Lakanto Monk Fruit Sweeteners, D'vash Sweet Potato Nectar, Birch Benders Monk Fruit Sweetened Pancake Syrup: Classic Maple, and Swerve sweetener.
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Then there are the two quirky, critical beloved genre-benders: "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," a dark-comedy musical, and "Jane the Virgin," a sudsy but deeply sincere telenovela.
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Even the most minor fender benders trigger internal investigations that seek to identify who was at fault and how such accidents can be avoided in the future.
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We got the NASCAR legend out in NYC and wanted to know if world-class drivers like him ever get into fender benders in the real world.
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Given the recent headlines around self-driving cars — Tesla's fatal accident and Google's various fender benders — experts in self-driving technology were pleasantly surprised by the survey's results.
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By age 15, Maurice had devolved from an uncontrollably disturbed child to an advanced alcoholic whose spectacular benders landed him either in jail or in a psychiatric facility.
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Neon benders are busier than ever, museums are spearheading neon restoration projects, and cities are using the distinctive light to lure shoppers and diners to once deserted downtowns.
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The "Bloody Benders" were a German family of four that settled a claim in southeastern Kansas in Labette County in 1871, according to the Kansas Historical Society (KHS).
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The Tribeca Film Festival begins this week, bringing its smorgasbord of films, talks, television shows, virtual-reality mind-benders, live podcasts, master classes and more to Downtown Manhattan.
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Dukakis said, she generally limited herself to one shot of vodka at night, though she did go on a couple of benders that forced her to cancel appearances.
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Snow turning to sleet slickened roadways in the New York metropolitan area by the early afternoon and was blamed for a rash of fender benders and traffic jams.
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And although one might be tempted to compare his work to other great steel-benders like Richard Serra, Palli's comparatively small-scale works are less posturing and monolithic.
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These men, on hiatus from their lives on the straight-and-narrow, expect us to cater to them on their benders, often leaving us to nanny reckless, inexperienced users.
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If these places stay open for long enough, untouched by gentrification, they become a tapestry of years and benders gone by, a three-dimensional portal into countless wild nights.
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Over the last decade, new cars have gotten electronic stability control systems to prevent skids, rearview cameras to prevent fender benders and more airbags to protect occupants in collisions.
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Other countries have been on foreign M&A benders: in 193-90 Japanese companies bought a Hollywood studio and the Rockefeller Centre and in 2005-15 Indian firms splurged overseas.
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When an angry leader of the Fire Nation wipes out all of Aang's fellow air benders, he disappears for 100 years and returns again to restore balance to the world.
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He remembers peeling Kerouac off the ground in front of his cabin in Big Sur early one morning, after Kerouac went on one of his benders while visiting him there.
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OSLO — As maritime fender-benders go, this one couldn't help attracting attention: Noah's ark crashed into a Norwegian Coast Guard patrol boat in the Port of Oslo on Friday morning.
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Cave Brown won infamy for his marathon benders, chartering speed boats and private planes on the company's dime and scurrying down hotel fire escapes before sunrise to avoid the bill.
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Chris and Lloyd met at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and played together in a high-octane modern-jazz outfit called the Benders (with Tony sometimes filling in on drums).
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I take the bus to the Williamsburg Whole Foods and buy some beef short ribs, local oatmeal raisin cookies, Spanish rice, tangerines, and my favorite addition: Birch Benders Protein Pancake mix.
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Police told the Bogles that parents were crossing four lanes of traffic with strollers, people were getting in fender benders – one driver had his door ripped off by a passing car.
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I would go on benders for like four days where I'd spend all my money and end up in horrible places, literally like a crack shack with people I didn't know.
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Young and old, gay men, lesbians, straight people, trans women and men, gender benders, couples with children; all possible body types, different nationalities, ethnicities, and religions: there was room for everyone.
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Jacobsen's account is full of entertaining anecdotes; she catalogs the seers, the spoon-benders and the researchers who administered ESP tests to plants, all funded in the interest of national security.
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I met the band after the show and Deb was telling me about all the different Tone Benders they have used over the years (which, as I type it, still seems surreal).
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For the uninitiated, the world of The Last Airbender centers around four nations—named after fire, water, earth, and air—populated by laypeople and "benders" who can control one of these elements.
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Though I had only lived in the wake of those benders, they must have sparked in me the idea that the nasty vodka in our pantry could be an antidote to pain.
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The script softens their harder problems — a stretch in juvenile detention, a period of homelessness — and expresses compassion even for Ovetta, who wants to be a good mother, at least between benders.
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And Trump isn't only the most important person on Twitter right now — he also reflects its users' worst (and most common) habits (like, say, maniacal benders full of pure, uncut id and ennui).
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It's not as if Bell is going on benders around her family — She told Maron that she (quite legally) tokes up when she watches 60 Minutes, because she is a raging party animal.
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It's a ton of fun to watch the kids of Skins make terrible life choices, but it's also hard not to read Effy's benders and near-death experiences as a cry for help.
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The Benders escaped just as word of their deeds made it out into the general public, and though rumors of sightings (or capture) have floated ever since, nothing definitive has ever been proved.
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Neither Uber nor Alphabet will be building its own car, but automakers aren't willing to simply become metal benders and relinquish control over the branding and design of their cars for either company.
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Charging hard for a decade or so—say, averaging three to four drinks per day or going on 20-drink weekend benders—puts you at high risk of developing chronic liver disease from alcohol.
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All week, I'm going to run from talk to workshop to branded experience (Gatorade personalized sweat reading, anyone?) looking for gems and surprises and mind benders while staying hydrated and keeping an open mind.
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Self-driving vehicles testing in California and Arizona have been involved in plenty of crashes, mishaps, and fender-benders, with one resulting in the death of an Arizona woman and others in minor injuries.
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Instead, Rob just keeps sliding into random benders, having five too many happy hour beers and veering into dark bars on the way home like he can't help himself — which, of course, he can't.
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Google's cars have actually gotten into a dozen-plus fender benders over the years.. but in the previous cases, the government-mandated human driver was actually the one controlling the vehicle when the accidents occured.
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Driverless cars are so strict about obeying laws that they can't go above the speed limit at appropriate times — such as when merging into a lane of traffic — and incur fender benders as a result.
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Instead, they shared baths and caresses in the good times; later, retrieving her from her crack benders in the winter, he had her sleep in his Mitsubishi and ran the engine to keep her warm.
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City officials say that after traffic was rerouted in Midtown, there were 35 percent fewer injuries from pedestrians being hit by cars and 63 percent fewer injuries to drivers and their passengers from fender-benders.
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Birch Benders, a pancake mix business that is working to dent sales of Bisquick and Aunt Jemima, got its first shot at Lucky's, an organic grocery chain that Kroger took a stake in last year.
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If the GPS system in my car can navigate me to the quickest route through traffic congestion and fender benders, why can&apost my government use these same technologies to better anticipate these routine accidents?
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If the rates of Ubers getting into fender-benders or serious crashes where someone breaks an arm are lower than the national average, as one might expect from the fatality rates, why not say so?
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According to Garcia, "[techno tourism] came into its own as an identifiable (and exploitable) segment of the tourism industry in the early 22016s," allowing people like Anna and Tom to go on their city-spanning benders.
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Every day at 7AM Justyn Acosta leaves his home in the Bronx to get to Sunny's Autobody, where the 22-year-old works as an auto body technician, but does much more than fix fender benders.
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Named after the creator and party overlord, Tony Pike, this place is a longstanding relic of classic Ibiza: 72-hour parties, mysticism, free love orgies, gak benders, acid trips, and, notoriously, Freddie Mercury's 41st birthday party.
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Recorded with the prolific 30-something musician/producer Thomas Bartlett (also known as Doveman), it features lean, intimate readings of material by singer-songwriters and alt-pop genre-benders, without a show tune in the batch.
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" Finally, check the ticket price for one person before checking the price per family, the Benders recommend: "Many airlines price seats differently and will charge you the higher price if you are requiring more then one seat.
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There are those whose careers are simply long, unending benders, punctuated by brief stops at the Mixmag Lab or naps on Croatian beaches, and there are others who drink green tea behind the decks and practice Theravada Buddhism.
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There have been a couple of fender benders, and an instance of one vehicle driving the wrong way on a one-way street, involving self-driving Ubers in Pittsburgh, where the company first rolled out the new autonomous service.
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In other words, Thanksgiving is probably not the first association when we think of the great writer, who succumbed to the vices of Hollywood and the pleasure of near-endless benders, or when we think of his iconic, schizophrenic wife.
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That's a fascinating conflict, and it touches on the plot of the first season of the Avatar spinoff The Legend of Korra, where the villain tries to foment rebellion against "benders," people with the innate ability to manipulate the elements.
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It was suspected that the Benders sat travelers near the curtain and used some sort of hammer to hit them in the back of the head, before they dropped their victim through the trap door and into the cellar below.
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Automakers in the past, for instance with Alphabet and later on with Uber, have been sort of resistant to letting these tech companies take control of the in-car experience, because obviously they don't want to become metal benders for tech companies.
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This was the first time in ages that I had to scrub a grid and pretty much start over, at which point DAFFODILS came to me, as well as LILY WHITE, OLD WORLD and BENDERS, and then everything slowly fell into place.
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Along one wall, the "work-clothes" quilts of Lucy Mingo and four other Gee's Benders reflect lives of hard labor and scrimping; their fabrics are almost exclusively blues and gray denim whose worn textures and faded colors are masterfully played off one another.
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Data compiled by the state of California suggests that the most common self-driving fender benders are rear-end crashes, in part because human drivers don't expect autonomous cars to follow road rules and come to complete, non-rolling stops at stop signs.
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With a pipe organ-style suit of sensors on the roof and the Spanish word for "research" emblazoned below the grille, Ford says its self-driving cars bring the promise of safer streets and more efficient deliveries — and probably more than a few fender benders.
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HELSINKI, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Childhood poverty, running away from military service to make a race, and going on benders between Formula One races are some of the revelations in a new book that sheds light on the life of usually taciturn Finnish driver Kimi Raikkonen.
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Dylan Thomas, who may or may not have drunk 18 whiskeys at the White Horse Tavern in New York City before slipping into a coma, had such an operatic commitment to self-destruction that his benders could almost be read as a kind of celebration.
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Established in August of 2015, the starting point of the meme is generally accepted to have been the "Humans of the Sesh," which began by parodying the popular "Humans of New York" account—adapting sentimental stories about people's lives into tales of drug-fueled benders.
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When self-indulgent benders and fatal overdoses seemed to be stripping the scene of its philosophical credibility, as well as killing off its members, many responded in what they saw as the most subversive way possible: by swearing off all drugs and alcohol for life.
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If we know that an insurance premium — whether it's for auto, home or health — is built primarily off the cost of claims, then it seems obvious that the objective is to reduce the amount of fender-benders, basement water damage and costly medical treatments.
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There were few people around, few cars, but that was the way it was whenever it rained, everybody reluctant to leave the house and negotiate the slippery streets and fallen branches and the risk of fender benders and all the rest—again, nothing out of the ordinary.
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In a campaign ad posted Tuesday on Facebook, Craig Stivender, who is running for sheriff of Colleton County, South Carolina, lists off his perceived faults: a ticket for driving without a license, getting divorced and remarried, fender benders that were his fault and losing his temper at work.
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Of course, there's nothing actually stopping you going out on the kind of three day benders that see you take in five clubs, 217 DJs, three 12.5G pouches of Golden Virginia Smooth, and at least six cans of very cheap energy drink when your 16-25 Railcard expires.
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"With tonight's results, Republicans are setting themselves up for a long slog and they're driving in two separate lanes – the establishment lane which is now just Kasich and Cruz, that's been full of fender benders and off ramps and faulty brakes and a broken GPS, all moving toward a contested convention," says Pfeifle.
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Approximately 152 acres of land that once belonged to the "Bloody Benders" is for sale as a part of 15 tracts of land that were put up for auction by the Schrader Real Estate and Auction Co. The group is believed to be one of the first serial killer families in America.
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The California Department of Motor Vehicles just published Waymo's most recent disengagement report, which tracks al the times that a self-driving software system must be turned off in a test cars – and most of these aren't even accidents or fender benders, but might actually entail a momentary pause to adjust something in software or quickly zap a bug.
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" First We Feast went even further and proclaimed that "Dry January, and all the hashtag and Equinox class packages and lame-ass mocktail specials that come along with it is nothing more than a month-long version of the lie that yuppy lushes sell each other every time they toggle between benders and juice cleanse throughout the year.
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People who do live their lives like this are often unwilling to admit how hard it is; one fitness influencer, Stephanie Buttermore, recently tapped out of her super-low-body-fat existence because she was feeling devastatingly hungry all the time except when she went on 10,000 calorie "cheat-day" benders and started just eating to satiety, i.e.
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These anti-Buttigiegians look at his mayoral record and see a politician who never really escaped the mentality of Harvard and McKinsey, whose big idea for the city involved bulldozing poor people's houses and encouraging internet companies to move in — a "creative class" theory of urban renewal that didn't supply the jobs that working-class South Benders need.
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The film, adapted from McKagan's best-selling autobiography of the same name, traces the superstar bassist's life from his early days in the dope-soaked punk and metal scenes of 80s Seattle, to the formation of GN'R (he answered an ad), to the psychotic drug and booze benders that accompanied Guns N' Roses' rise to global superstardom—which almost cost McKagan his life.
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And despite the artist's reliance on rugged industrial materials like folded steel and opaque glass, Wilmarth's sculptures exude a quixotic weightlessness that is absent from the work of other steel benders (like Richard Serra, whose massive structures loom heftier and more hulking.) During the '70s and '80s, Wilmarth's talent for the intangible catapulted him to minor celebrity status in the art world.
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" Ms. Ajayi is judgmental on subjects like our impossible beauty standards ("The day I saw an ad for anal bleach, I knew we had passed the point of no return, done a double back flip to the beginning and run three more victory laps"), covert homophobia, and the click-bait culture that encourages us, she says, to go on "garbage news benders.
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According to the Pancreatic Foundation, the symptoms of acute pancreatitis include "severe, constant" abdominal pain that typically requires extended hospital treatment, the mortality rate hovering around ten percent "I probably drink more now than I should," Bergling admitted to Pressler, following up by claiming a no-two-day-benders rule as a self-imposed preventative measure of sorts before taking the journalist out for a debauched night on the town.
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As a DJ his work has been no different, placing him in the class of fellow mind benders like his regular b2b partner Hernan Cattaneo, a legendary Argentinian DJ. Ahead of a special Lost & Found showcase in NYC this weekend at Meatpacking District club Cielo, Guy J has put together a special downtempo-leaning mix full of strange and seductive sounds that showcase an even deeper side of his DJ bag.
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Even though Hole seems to disappear on long benders, his reputation precedes him down at the Oslo police department, where his new partner Katrine Bratt (Rebecca Ferguson) has studied his earlier cases and is working on a new one that leads them to reopen (or at least reexamine) a cold case involving a woman's body that was found partly dismembered and carefully arranged in, what else, the snow, years earlier.
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They culminate in the mother of all benders at an apartment in an anonymous Los Angeles neighborhood, the room "spinning slowly into a horny, mellow, gooshy lull," as Mateo and three confederates inhale or snort or else couple up on a futon, and a porn film with a pounding techno soundtrack plays on the TV. Desperately intense, it is the kind of scene that requires putting a book down for a moment to take a breather.
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