" She adds, laughing, "It's kinda a buzzkill for me!
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It's kind of a buzzkill when you see that number.
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As with all dating sites, catfishing is a big buzzkill.
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A bad jobs number for April would be a buzzkill.
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Still, the specter of a penile fracture is a buzzkill.
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This week has been Buzzkill week for the Nashville Predators.
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MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay — The rules are a bit of a buzzkill.
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Is Statman a total buzzkill on channeling your inner Soros?
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What may seem like the ultimate buzzkill, doesn't have to be.
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But last week, a buzzkill adult put a damper on their fun.
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The Centers for Disease Control is likely a buzzkill at summer picnics.
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I'm still laughing that you knew it would be a total buzzkill.
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Considering this song is a beautiful buzzkill, I'm saying it's the former.
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Neighbor manifold expansion, on the other hand, really drives the buzzkill bummer home.
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" Another example: InStyle's article was titled, "Buzzkill Alert: Don't Eat Raw Cookie Dough.
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Regardless, it seems this could turn into yet another major buzzkill for Musk.
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I checked out long ago, when you became a buzzkill and a bore.
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Smoking weed becomes a major buzzkill for dreams in a couple of ways.
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Major buzzkill if ya already dropped $400 to $900 for a concert ticket.
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Kim Kelly is an editor at Noisey and a massive buzzkill on Twitter.
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Scott Walker, who is seeking a third term in November, delivered the biggest buzzkill.
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If you're interested in creative code, the crypto world can be a real buzzkill.
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It wasn't a buzzkill, but it was a little bit of a speed bump.
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I'm here to be a total buzzkill, and tell you that you're probably wrong.
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Sure, that may sound like a buzzkill ... until you see them in their bikinis.
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If all this sounds like a major buzzkill for your springtime plans, don't panic.
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He's a true believer and a buzzkill, but he's not much of a philosopher.
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But nobody wants to be a hipster buzzkill, dinging a hero for selling out.
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It sounds kind of like a massive buzzkill, great cars, fame, and money aside.
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Turning down shots has gotten me called a snob, a bitch, and a buzzkill.
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Not only is boredom a buzzkill, but it can be toxic to our partnerships.
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In the latest news from Buzzkill Central: Scientists are now claiming dogs don't like hugs.
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I mean, is there any bigger buzzkill than dropping a paycheck on sterile office clothes?
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"I was probably labeled a buzzkill for that decision, but I didn't care," she says.
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There's also no bigger buzzkill than finding out that there are unreasonably low bag weights.
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Glitter LinerWhoever said glitter isn't for grown-ups was sorely mistaken — and also a buzzkill.
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Kim Kelly is Noisey's resident heavy metal buzzkill; follow her on Twitter if you dare.
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Earnings season to be a buzzkill The US-China trade spat isn't entirely resolved yet, though.
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So the buzzkill doctor's advice, as always, is to chill on the burgers, fries, and barbecue.
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News in late June that this was a "buzzkill" of sorts, although it was a necessity.
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Abstract thinking may make for good philosophizing, but it's a buzzkill when it comes to relationships.
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So, is there any way to have a successful Halloween hookup under this potential planetary buzzkill?
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First, you can safely assume, without being an alarmist or buzzkill, that it's a legitimate concern.
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But if spoilers are the ultimate trailer buzzkill, then what is it that makes them work?
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But for all the cheer and merriment of the coming holidays, fall can be a real buzzkill.
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I also find myself becoming the buzzkill, as I regularly end up discussing my unhappiness with work.
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It's a cleverly assembled movie, but for anyone in search of scam escapism, it's a tremendous buzzkill.
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It was a total buzzkill for Cramer, yet the stock still managed to close up on Thursday.
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There's no worse buzzkill than tangled ear buds when you're trying to get in the cardio zone.
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Increasing light pollution may mean the end of starry nights Ugh, science can be such a buzzkill.
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"It was a little bit of a buzzkill," Martin said, but the Blue Jays were not complaining.
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"I would describe this week as a major buzzkill," says Neeraj Agrawal, a venture capitalist with Battery Ventures.
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Anyone who points out that the AI emperor doesn't have any brains just becomes a boring old buzzkill.
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It's been a real buzzkill for her, and she'd be better off focusing her answers, well, anywhere else.
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As someone who needs their phone on ring most of the time, this was a shrill-beeping-noise-buzzkill.
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Here are your favorite childhood cereals, ranked by sugar content Then fill up your bowl with some Buzzkill Krispies.
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"Some people think we're the 'buzzkill county,' but we're trying to do the job the right way," he told me.
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Our rusty trusty Buckingham Palace sources tell TMZ ... Meghan's citizenship won't be a buzzkill for her becoming a true Royal.
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Is there a bigger buzzkill than that random person at the party telling you all about their Fitbit heart rate?
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In today's buzzkill edition of beer news, we will probably ruin the soft spot that you've always had for Mexican beer.
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Death, sex, longing, buzzkill parents, drama, being misunderstood, gangs, fights, wayward cousins, and heartbreak: It was all there 421 years ago.
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Julia Stambler isn't scared boyfriend Charlie Sheen has HIV ... and she wants to spread the word it's not a relationship buzzkill.
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Can I keep my job and work hard at my purpose in this office without being labeled a buzzkill or antisocial?
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LIEBER: Gaby, you write about what you call the three buzzkill musketeers of getting better at money: shame, embarrassment and anxiety.
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With function (read: not freezing) heavily influencing our fashion choices, it's easy to let cold weather be a buzzkill to our style.
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It's a total buzzkill and comes with a lengthy explanation that, for the past five years, I've preferred not to get into.
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It's a real buzzkill of a report and it says that any of these catastrophes could happen within the next five years.
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By the bottom of the fourth, the bees had become such a buzzkill that an exterminator was sent in to destroy them.
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And since every one of those fights is virtually identical, they're a real buzzkill to run through at the end of each chapter.
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For Gosselin, the tabloids have been a real buzzkill, at least that's what she told Dr. Oz during an interview on his show.
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Now, this is a buzzkill ... Patagonia's pissed Anheuser-Busch jacked its name and slapped it on a beer ... according to a new lawsuit.
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Buzzkill Bonnie turns Asher down for both sex and legal advice; she just can't be that person for him right now, or ever.
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Read: Scientists May Have Discovered a Buzzkill Button for Brains on Cocaine Lost smartphones, wallets, dignity—the usual suspects of a night out.
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Naturally, it's hard to open up to the people around you without feeling like a burden (or at the very least, a buzzkill).
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The French government has finally decided to be a buzzkill, and to try to get French people to cut back their wine habits.
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But that has led to suspicions that TikTok suppresses material, such as clips of the Hong Kong protests, that could be a buzzkill.
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The word "budget" is a buzzkill for millennial clients, said Matt Price, a CFP and senior vice president of advisory firm The Price Group.
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As I clamber awkwardly into the tub, I can't help but feel like a buzzkill, a party-crasher at a drunk sorority birthday bash.
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Accordingly, the buzzkill USDA, which issues (sometimes conservative) guidelines on the ingestion of pleasurable substances, recommends cutting yourself off at 400 milligrams per day.
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Buzzkill alert: According to the World Health Organization, 1.1 billion people between the ages of 12 and 35 are at risk of early hearing loss.
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Pooh's gluttony is disgusting, Piglet's timidity is cringe-worthy, Owl's pride is embarrassing, Rabbit's uptightness is grating, and Eeyore's sadness is, well, a total buzzkill.
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And Dany came looking for Jon Snow (aka her nephew Aegon Targaryen) in Winterfell's crypt, only to discover that incest is kind of a buzzkill.
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A real Sal Paradise brand of buzzkill, I've been telling anyone who will listen that blow "these days" is too speedy since at least 2010.
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Love in the time of Trump may be a buzzkill, as it's often hard to enjoy a romantic evening as democratic norms are violated almost daily.
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Sure, it seems like a buzzkill to not be able to purchase sparklers, but those limits are in place for our safety, according to the APA.
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States clap back over pot clamp down: Attorney General Jeff Session has quickly become known as the national buzzkill for his hyperactive assault on criminalizing weed.
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And we're not mad about it, though the eye-watering price point might be a bit of a buzzkill — haute weed-pulverizing convenience doesn't exactly come cheap.
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It's not the original Star Trek writers' fault, though: as Reich points out, those buzzkill physicists didn't work out that whole quantum cloning ban until the 1990s.
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That's 30 straight hours of playtime, so you can take your day party into the nighttime without the buzzkill of having to stop and charge your speaker.
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Lorell 2-Drawer File Cabinet, $61.99, at AmazonWhile patrolling RAs may seem like a buzzkill at the time, another great perk provided by dormitories is the security.
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The science behind these long-dead beasts should not be regarded a buzzkill to popular depictions of dinosaurs, but as a compelling source of inspiration for them.
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December 31 is all champagne and glitter, and talking about everything you&aposre going to have to spend money on in 2020 is a year-end buzzkill.
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I found a shop here in the other world that sells less shitty jumpers, and I've decided to stop being such a fucking buzzkill all the fucking time!
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However, sorry to be a buzzkill, this endearing father-son after-school project is outfitted with guns that in fact make it a really dangerous and terrifying machine.
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The social pressure on women in those moments is to force themselves to laugh, to show they can take a joke, to not be the buzzkill or something.
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"What a buzzkill, if you're a kid and you think you're going to Candy Land-themed party and there's just decorations everywhere, but there's no candy?" she fumed.
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Buzzkill: Now there's a rose ceremony, during which JoJo waits 'til the last minute to keep Chad purely for the drama, then dumps Ali (who?), Christian (who cares
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Another involves wearing rhinestones all over your lips which, while absolutely gorgeous, seem like they could be a buzzkill if you tried to eat or make out with someone.
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And despite how much of a disrupter Nick Kyrgios can be when he is truly in the mood for tennis, he could not quite provide the buzzkill this weekend.
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But Hillary matched the look and the feel of Margaret Dumont: the rich bitch, Nurse Ratched, the buzzkill, the no-fun mom, the one who shut the joke down.
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Here's a real buzzkill for anyone who's still eating gluten-free because they think it's healthier: Packaged gluten-free foods are shitty substitutes for packaged gluten-containing foods, nutritionally speaking.
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Lest this film sound like a total buzzkill, I should note that The Secret Life of Pets' world building isn't totally preoccupied with gloom, doom, and the downfall of man.
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If you can find copies of Frog and Toad without that business on them, I recommend those — with books as deep and rewarding as these, the numbers are just buzzkill.
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We're just going to think it's really awesome that a team went undefeated in the playoffs, and anyone who brings up the Leonard injury will just seem like a buzzkill.
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"In an interview with BBC News, Callanan pre-emptively defended himself against the idea he was a big British buzzkill, saying the new rules are "not about stopping people having fun.
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If calling out strangers on the internet makes you a "social justice warrior" or "feminazi", calling out your own friends and family on WhatsApp makes you a "killjoy" and a "buzzkill".
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That's kind of a buzzkill for thrill-seekers, but if the safeguards can help drivers avoid flying into trees or falling out of the sky, they'll probably adjust to the constraints.
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Google is trying to fix your phone's audio problems as soon as possible — but in the meantime, it's going to be a buzzkill and tell you to turn your tunes down.
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Duties entail staring at feet and kneecaps for hours—eyeballing for infractions—and if three or more judges find what they're looking for, the chief judge must deliver the ultimate buzzkill.
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But as women from time immemorial in both social situations and audiences can attest, it's usually easier to laugh something off than to be singled out as humorless or a buzzkill.
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His girlfriend came home early, which was kind of a buzzkill, but I got to take a plastic container of Elmo cake and a goodie bag of weed home with me.
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Instead of a fixation on "getting there" in time (which, as most of us know, is a romantic buzzkill), contestants could focus on finding an actual connection — and maybe having some fun.
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Vaping and dabbing concentrates as well as pot edibles have become increasingly popular since legalization, so banning smoking indoors isn't a total buzzkill to stoners looking to smoke in a social setting.
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Assuming the role once again of party buzzkill in chief, the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, issued a warning on Friday that some Democratic presidential candidates, in her view, are too far left.
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As far as I have observed, the "it is not right to have fun at these times" advice implied on musicians from time to time is also a serious buzzkill for them.
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In any case, this PSVR version did not work 100 percent reliably for me, which is a little bit of a buzzkill when you're trying to get into the alien-zapping groove.
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At first, that made it seem like they were going to get saddled with being Axe Capital's conscience — that frequent burden of the outsider, to have to serve as a morally pure buzzkill.
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Sure, we may gawk at old photos come time for our high school reunions, but being told what to wear and not wear on prom night — or really, ever — is a total buzzkill.
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Early in the week, the historically conservative Cincinnati Enquirer labeled the paralysis a "buzzkill," warning readers that the lag in government approval of new beer labels could reduce the output from local breweries.
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That means those wave breaks will still occur for the foreseeable future, but like so many non-apocalyptic effects of climate change, all that dead coral is going to be a buzzkill by 2050.
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Congressman Ted Lieu's at risk of being labeled a buzzkill, but he says that's nothing compared to the security risks involved with using the popular new app that makes you an instant senior citizen.
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On Thursday, a buzzkill review was published in the medical journal The Lancet stating that, get this, drinking alcohol is bad for you, and drinking no alcohol is the best way to minimize harm.
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We teach our kids that consent is non-negotiable and that it need not be a buzzkill, but above all, it means that no one has a right to their bodies and vice versa.
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The ongoing demolition of an arena—the historic LA Sports Arena—at the center of your festival grounds is a logistical buzzkill, to the say the least, though that's no fault of their own.
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Hate to be a buzzkill, but that's also not as promising as it sounds, because the individual species of lactobacilli in yogurt are very different from the species found in your vagina, Dr. Mitchell says.
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But a new study comes with a buzzkill for these would-be partygoers: It turns out that suddenly letting everyone consume a drug linked to violence and accidents also tightly correlates with way more crime.
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Running with Beto concludes, necessarily, with his defeat last November, and that can't help but come across as a bit of a buzzkill after nearly an hour and half of fiery optimism and upward momentum.
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Read More: How to Make Sure Your Bad Day Doesn't Turn You Into the Office Buzzkill Sensible co-workers will make an effort to fix the problem if it's not a big deal to them.
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There's no bigger buzzkill than being on a roll while online shopping, adding things to your cart, and getting to checkout just to see that the website didn't save your credit card or billing info.
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You should still go ahead and update Chrome to the latest version of the browser (getting hacked is a real buzzkill, after all), but you can disable that specific window into your web-browsing soul.
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This may seem like a buzzkill compared to the way Moon Express explains it—"Moon Express has become the first private company approved to literally go out of this world," they state on their website.
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Sesame Street is about having to rent a Zipcar to take a ride to the country for the day to breathe some clean air and learn where our milk comes from (buzzkill: it comes from a cow's udder).
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While you can pair multiple speakers to a single Google Home device, you can only output to one Bluetooth speaker at a time, which is a real buzzkill if you've got a pair you'd love to blast simultaneously.
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Though Christian's exes and that damn Taylor Swift/Zayn song provide a buzzkill, the couple's whirlwind tour of masquerade balls, billiards halls, and sailboats seems like something Chris Harrison would have gleefully planned for a one-on-one date.
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Everyone also gets dessert and I feel like a buzzkill for passing on it, but we have my husband's cousin and his daughter visiting for a week and I know I'll get my fill of sweet treats with her.
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Their job titles may make them a buzzkill at a party, but it also affords them, in the words of one writer, the unique and fortunate opportunity to write about a person at "the precise moment that they become history".
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It essentially provided all 30 teams with a mulligan, the chance to shed any contract that solely existed as a buzzkill towards their cap and potential luxury tax payment, so long as it was signed before the 2011-12 season.
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When the stoner character known as the Dude referred to someone as "human paraquat" in the 1998 film "The Big Lebowski," he was essentially calling him a buzzkill since paraquat continued to be used for years to kill marijuana plants.
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Marketed by a Canadian security outfit, the Patscan Cognitive Microwave Radar combines short-range radar with machine-learning algorithms to scan individual guess for guns, knives and bombs in real time, without making them walk through metal detectors and other buzzkill tactics.
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In fact, the east and west facades of the Parthenon are said to form golden rectangles (that is, they exhibit length-to-width ratios of phi), although some buzzkill mathematicians counter that the ratio is not exactly 1:1.618, but 1:1.71.Whatever.
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It's a bit of a buzzkill to lose money immediately after getting paid, but setting money aside in a savings account each month and handing it over when the time comes both prevents surprises and pesky interest fees on payment plans later on.
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Now for a bit of a buzzkill: Like we mentioned, Tang isn't currently accepting any new clients — which sucks for you, me, and everyone we know, because as word gets out (and those Instagram pics keep tumbling in), he will become more and more sought-after.
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"They say money can't buy happiness, but I've always found that piece of cliched conventional wisdom to be dubious at best since being broke is a major buzzkill, as I know first-hand from the time I spent living in my '78 Ford Fairmont, " the "Mad Money " host said.
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"They say money can't buy happiness, but I've always found that piece of cliched conventional wisdom to be dubious at best since being broke is a major buzzkill, as I know first-hand from the time I spent living in my '250 Ford Fairmont, " the "Mad Money " host said.
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While drinking and smoking may both been linked to less inhibited—or, in buzzkill terms, reckless—sexual behavior, you might be less likely to try and raw-dog it when you're high than when you're drunk, says Matthew Wayne Johnson, associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Johns Hopkins.
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This flexibility makes them highly at risk to pollutants #sexfriendlyseafood A4:Coastal develop also a buzzkill for marine life that like sex on the beach, such as grunion #sexfriendlyseafood Many of the ideas broached on Twitter were mentioned by Future of Fish research director Marah Hardt in a blog post yesterday.
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We can get cute and hype up personal favorites, but if you're going to start denying the shadow that Master Of Puppets casts over the genre or quibble over whether or not Curry is "good for the game," then chances are you are a total buzzkill that is no fun at parties.
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The NFL flopped its brands down over a large part of a living city, and went to great lengths (with the help of some generously donated social services) to keep every unmanageable vital thing about that city outside the walls, and to ensure that San Francisco's invisible poor remain safely out of buzzkill range.
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Throughout high school, it became very easy for me to see my mother — foreign, dark haired and dark-skinned, obsessed with financial stability — as the feminizing buzzkill in my life, while my father, a charismatic but sometimes brooding man, who raised me on the mythopoetic writings of Robert Bly, as a model of American masculinity.
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The weed food seemed like such a good idea at the time, that in our minds we would save a bunch of money by stocking up on weed food and drinks, that after we smoked we could eat snacks and get more high instead of getting the buzzkill that comes with gorging on regular food when we got the munchies.
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Not to be a buzzkill, but this is your money you're getting back now because you overpaid the government over the course of the year: "It's not really extra money," Rob Williams, vice president of financial planning at Charles Schwab, tells CNBC Make It. That's why it makes sense to put your tax refund to work in your savings and investing accounts, rather than spending it on something you want in the short term.
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I suppose Barb is meant to be a relatable character, somehow, as if everyone who really loved Stranger Things (mid 20s to early 30s people who barely remember the 80s but somehow feel really nostalgic about it) wears blousy woollen jumpers all the time and the most mom jeans available and has exactly one friend and is a constant, constant, no-we-should-go-home buzzkill about things, and is also a murder victim, and the murderer is a tulip-headed monster from some dark pond dimension just beyond our own, but I'm pretty sure they're not.
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