But the question is, does she want an easy lay, or something serious?
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Gasol makes the pass from the elbow and Aldridge gets the easy lay-in.
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While opting for an easy lay, MJ meets a man, a lad from London whose name, profession, and life story she'd rather not know.
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In the second clip above, notice how calmly he checks off all three options for a kickout before dropping the ball off for the easy lay-up.
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As humanoid robots climb out of the uncanny valley and into our beds, there are bound to be psychological repercussions beyond the satisfaction of an easy lay.
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I was talking to a big guy from Texas who was also with a bachelor party, when Delroy made his way over, thinking I was foreign and might be an easy lay.
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Late in the second quarter of the Phoenix Mercury's game against the Los Angeles Sparks on Sunday, Taurasi dribbled around a screen, drove to the basket, and sank an easy lay-up—giving her 7,489 career points, which moved her past Tina Thompson for the league record.
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So many things could have gone wrong for the offensive player in this situation, but Curry not only eluded any contact with Harden (and so gracefully); he fired a behind-the-back pass on the money to Andre Iguodala, setting up an easy lay-in for Leandro Barbosa. 2.
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" The code of silence extends to cases in which police officers are accused of domestic assault and rape, including one case in which an officer had a 19-year history of physically abusing his wife and another in which an officer described a victim who accused him of rape as "an easy lay.
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She stepped back inside, slammed the door, shot the umbrella into the stand, retreated to the middle room, Mom and Dad's old room, angrily pulled her tax things from the file cabinet, sat shuffling the forms uselessly around, thinking of how strange it was (beautiful, really, a mysterious unsought blessing) that, after a lifetime of being everybody's joke (easy lay, jilted lover, discarded mom), she was finally (in the eleventh hour) learning to frigging stand up for herself.
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Long Grove, IL: Waveland Press. P148 In other words, Kramerae argues that men use language to dominate women, so that women's voices become less present, or "muted". Kramarae also explains that men's control over language has produced an abundance of derogatory words for women and their speech patterns. Some of these include names such as "slut", "whore", and "easy lay", along with speech patterns such as "gossiping", "whining", and "bitching".
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Another of Joey's accomplices, a friend from her book club named Rose Jewell, approaches Chaz and offers to console him over dinner at her place. Expecting an easy lay, Chaz accepts the invitation, only to be drugged by Rose and put to sleep in her bed. Only half awake, Chaz thinks he is hallucinating when he finds his wife sitting at his side asking him reproachfully why he has tried to kill her. He confesses that he thought she had figured out his scam.
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Ricardo Brown sparked a rally for Great Taste in the fourth quarter, the Coffee Makers tied the count in a long while at 110-all after the Rhum Makers led all throughout for three quarters, Padim Israel's semi-hook shot gave Tanduay a 112-110 lead but Ricardo Brown forces overtime on a jumper with 40 seconds left in regulation, the Rhum Makers had a chance to win outright but Willie Generalao missed on his final attempt with two seconds to go. In the extension period, Great Taste took a commanding six-point lead three times, the last at 124-118, Rob Williams hit a triple to put the Rhum Makers within three, 121-124, Williams missed two three-point attempts to tie the game and a long, outlet pass and an easy lay-up for Brown, who knocked in eight points in overtime, completed a come-from-behind victory for Great Taste.
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