What the heck is up with her freakishly long neck?!
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Which, frankly, makes this freakishly large plane all the cooler.
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On one freakishly big wave, I got it just right.
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He's healthy, freakishly confident, and more popular than ever before.
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I guess maybe consider buying a freakishly advanced robotic sex doll?
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Can you guess the sexy star behind the freakishly firm figure?
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Her story, slowly revealed, becomes more freakishly exciting with every episode.
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Now he has a lightning arm that can be freakishly accurate.
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Until then, we'll have many more years of this freakishly beautiful swirl.
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Edward is freakishly obsessed with Bella from the moment he sees her.
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That animal, to virtually no one's surprise, is the freakishly durable tardigrade.
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But Chapman is so freakishly athletic that he set a new norm.
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Every element of a sequoia is freakishly, but also flawlessly, proportionally big.
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And that sex that we think of is normal is freakishly abnormal.
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In the meantime, I find great joy in using my freakishly old MacBook.
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The result: A conglomeration of creatures that turn the human form freakishly alien.
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Some parts of their bodies are freakishly large while others are eerily small.
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He was the prototype of the freakishly tall athletic men of today's NBA.
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A freakishly comprehensive grasp of the different types of pylon that there are?
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It was "smaller than average" but "not freakishly small," the porn star recalls.
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A freakishly realistic humanoid robot running effortlessly through grassy fields and managing challenging terrain.
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The reason The Parent Trap has endured is Lindsay "Freakishly Skilled Child Actor" Lohan.
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He seemed like a mostly normal guy with a freakishly abnormal brain and talent.
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This creates a freakishly skin-like adherent layer on top of the actual skin.
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The razor itself felt heavy-duty and fit perfectly in my freakishly large hands.
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This time, the freakishly-accurate analyst claims Apple will release three iPhones later this year.
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He looks like one of those freakishly realistic Pokémon from Detective Pikachu sprung to life!
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When someone is freakishly precocious at acting, like Claire Danes, where does that come from?
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Besides, I'd discovered its first problem as a travel machine: the screen is freakishly bright.
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The most impressive part of Ramen Hood's ramen, however, is its freakishly realistic vegan egg.
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In the presence of a freakishly talented athlete, it's tempting to furtively study his body.
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A Landsat 218 view of the freakishly geometric iceberg from space (see arrow at center left).
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Image: Roy FunchScientists have discovered an immense grouping of freakishly large termite mounds in northeastern Brazil.
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You'll never get closer to master art works than through Google's freakishly powerful, robotic Art Camera.
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Ms. Trec pointed out a freakishly large creature over by one of the five wooden hutches.
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It's not long before "Chasing Rainbows" pivots to Hollywood, where Judy meets other freakishly gifted kids.
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In that context, her 42-56 favorable/unfavorable split in national polling is truly, freakishly bad.
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Both pieces of headgear still look freakishly sci-fi, like something out of a "Star Trek" episode.
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Fargo's previous seasons suggest that justice will somehow, freakishly, reassert itself, and Gloria will catch her man.
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That always freaks me out when people are so freakishly young and are doing something like this.
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Frank Moss had won the seat freakishly in 1958, when the Republicans split and ran two candidates.
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In the clip the rapper can be seen gazing affectionately at his freakishly huge new mode of transportation.
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What do you do when you witness your house being broken into by a freakishly huge monitor lizard?
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She was, it seems, a bit of a sphinx in Hollywood—a freakishly well-read, deeply committed Buddhist.
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Rather, he had a talent for reading the market's movements and a freakishly high threshold for tolerating risk.
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FYI, Mackenzie's baby daddy is Brazilian pro surfer Wesley Santos ... so that kid is gonna be freakishly athletic!!!
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The freakishly long Greek star slammed Curry's unconventional alley-oop pass home, with both benches reacting in disbelief.
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Once inside, the walls are lined with gimmicks like paintings that talk but freakishly look like real oil paintings.
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Here's hoping that a freakishly hot winter motivates us to double down on those promises we made in Paris.
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They are freakishly rich, which removes the stress of the number-one thing most couples reportedly fight about: money.
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This is a -- it's really a freakishly unique event because you're playing with the best athletes in the world.
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Princesses are sweet and kind and freakishly viral Princesses don't just reflect American culture, they mirror our web values.
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This, combined with its "Jetsons"-esque aesthetic, makes it look freakishly superimposed onto the otherwise sprawling and nonvertical city.
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Here is one of the great Wallace innovations: the revelatory power of freakishly thorough noticing, of corralling and controlling detail.
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The three sisters are electric in concert, throwing their entire bodies into their music while remaining almost freakishly in sync.
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The sexy actor has clearly been hitting the gym hard and he's got a freakishly fit physique to prove it.
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I hate the Hundred in Pilates, but I do it anyway because it helps me have a freakishly strong core.
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This proof-of-concept device is actually blasting me with ultrasonic waves that feel freakishly like a stream of air.
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Nine months later, Washington wrote to Congress suggesting that they let the freakishly brave Frenchman Lafayette command his own division.
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For millions of Americans, holidays are about the lavish meal, with some sports and maybe freakishly upbeat Hallmark holiday movies.
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"No longer can a jury wantonly and freakishly impose the death sentence," Justice Potter Stewart declared in the majority opinion.
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There are two things to know about Swedes: they love to travel and they are freakishly obsessed with their sourdoughs.
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Further research could explain why Ganymede's auroras are so freakishly bright, a strange observation given the weakness of the moon's magnetosphere.
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Sea ice extent hit a record low annual maximum in March after a freakishly mild winter in much of the Arctic.
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Freakishly warm temperatures have melted the ocean and the coastline, causing one of his neighbor's homes to topple off the edge.
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But freakishly low yields do suggest that something strange has happened to financial markets, to the global economy, or to both.
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Bra also had a freakishly high tolerance for pain and could race in an agony that produced a recurring visual hallucination.
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The telescope is so freakishly huge that it looked completely unreal, as if it had been C.G.I.-ed into the sky.
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And then came the culprit itself—a freakishly agile, crab-shaped parasite moving from hair to hair like it was nobody's business.
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We Finally Know Why Birds Are So Freakishly SmartBirds are capable of extraordinary behavioral feats, from solving complex puzzles to tool making.
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But that's when her parents enrolled her in gymnastics and discovered she was a genius at it — fearless, powerful and freakishly flexible.
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This resulted in a rather disastrous batch of wannabe Trefoils, but the taste was freakishly close to that of Royal Dansk cookies.
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They're freakishly strong and whizzes at motorcycle riding and long division, but they yearn to be human, to be more like us.
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He pointed across a basin in the center of town, a wasteland of leveled homes and trees freakishly shorn of their limbs.
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"However freakishly contingent [Trump's] triumph, it forecloses the future feminists imagined at least for a long while," Michelle Goldberg argues at Slate.
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Tronc might work as a name for a maker of heavy machinery or a real-estate company—it's freakishly close to Trump.
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"I actually have a short list, too," he said, pulling out his phone (and reminding me of how freakishly similar we are).
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And, yes, he has a freakishly long wingspan of 80 inches (that's 4 inches longer than his height of 6-foot-4).
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If this sounds eerily familiar, it's just the start of the freakishly accurate similarities between the show's fictional story lines and real life.
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This is an important finding, and not just because of what it tells us about certain birds and how freakishly smart they are.
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In the video, the male bee uses his freakishly long antennae to creepily stroke the female bee to put her ~in the mood~.
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I've spent so many years dancing and being in Broadway shows that by the end of a run, I would be freakishly jacked.
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Last year, the monks noticed that something weird was going on with Nyan htoo's tongue, as it was starting to get freakishly large.
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We're talking about a dilemma facing the Texas and New Mexico dairy industries thanks to the freakishly white Christmas they just suffered through.
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It's pretty awesome ... from some freakishly realistic-looking Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and The Flash to an adorable family rocking The Incredibles' costumes.
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This year's melt season began so freakishly early, in April, that when the data started to come in, many scientists couldn't believe it.
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Freakishly the fullback then got a second goal 20 minutes from time — his only two goals in a career of more than 140 internationals.
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When you see a C-5 Galaxy on the ground for the first time, the first thing that strikes you is... it's freakishly huge.
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Things started off okay for Bazooka Arms ...he traded strikes with Mongol ... but you can see his freakishly large arms quickly began to tire.
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So eager that they have pushed the interest the government needs to pay down to freakishly low levels — below zero for shorter-term securities.
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Set in what looks like an anonymous institutional cafeteria, it presents three creatures with freakishly oversize heads who talk and move very, very, very slowly.
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Image: Petros Giannakouris/Associated PressDiscovered in an ancient shipwreck near Crete in 1901, the freakishly advanced Antikythera Mechanism has been called the world's first computer.
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And let me be clear that Silicon Valley is full of the eccentric, the quirky, the kooky, the peculiar, the freakishly geeky and geekishly freaky.
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In uniform, the title character, an ordinary mercenary turned freakishly powerful mercenary, may look a little like Spider-Man, at least to the comic-book agnostic.
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Since moving back into the same house as my parents, I've noticed how freakishly productive people are who are not slaves to their computers/cell phones.
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Gigantic Dinosaurs Had to Grow Freakishly Fast Titanosaurs were the largest land animals to ever appear on this planet, but even these lumbering…Read more ReadI.
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It's not every day you learn about the fate of your GPA on Twitter, but that's where we are in the freakishly-connected world of 2017.
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The last few months marked one of the most freakishly hot Arctic winters in recent memory—and that's a direct symptom of human-caused climate change.
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Dubbed the "Forbidden Planet" by the researchers, this celestial object is locked in a freakishly close orbit with it host star in a configuration rarely seen.
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There was something freakishly ironic about sitting in this environment -- an ocean waiting for water -- while Kipnis told me how scientists expect his home to flood.
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You can now see the sculptures as architectural fragments left hanging — miraculously, freakishly — in midair after buildings they were once part of had been blown away.
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Whip-smart and freakishly controlling, Robyn maintains a tight leash on her celebrity troublemakers while her own life rocks and rolls with drugs, adultery and deceit.
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Kojo Campbell, another of Weusi's sons, played on scholarship at Stony Brook and "was a freakishly good street ball legend in his own right," Fruster said.
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While Marlinspike may present himself as an eccentric outsider, his ability to write freakishly secure software has aligned him with some of the tech industry's biggest companies.
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Americans are freakishly attached to the idea that boys and girls are identifiable by their genitalia, and that biological sex is fixed to two opposing physical realities.
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It's not as freakishly steady as the Pixel's video capture, and the autofocus will hunt back and forth during filming, but it's an improvement over the 73.
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Its trunk broke freakishly—about twenty feet up—and the crown bent all the way over and spread the upper branches like a broom upon the ground.
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When a trove of freakishly skilled young giants — from Anthony Davis to Joel Embiid to Karl-Anthony Towns to the Knicks' own Kristaps Porzingis — has been unleashed?
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There are a lot of reasons to be jealous of Zach LaVine -- the dude's rich, he's freakishly athletic, and most importantly ... he's got a smokin' hot girlfriend.
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And he is not into the party that threatens to take over his very little locale, a place located freakishly close to Area 51's back gate.
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The fiddler crab, though, needs no such encouragement to grow a freakishly enormous limb: One of its claws comes way, way bigger than the other—totally naturally. Why?
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We walk over to the pet store and let the puppy choose a new treat for his bravery — he picks a pigskin stick that smells freakishly like bacon.
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One welcome exception to this rule is Bruce Greenwood, a freakishly great Bob McNamara, with just the right square jaw, slick hair, too-wide smile and frantic oleaginousness.
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In the video, the male bee—which has the freakishly long antennae—strokes the female with his feely-things in an effort to put her in the mood.
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Live streaming represents 17 percent of the company's revenues, but those revenues are concentrated on a handful of "whales" who buy a freakishly high number of virtual gifts.
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As for that freakishly fractal, dizzily self-similar Romanesco broccoli, what vegetable intelligence lurks in that chartreuse head, a brainlike mass of buds composed of still smaller buds?
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The train, engineered by Bobby Dynamite and stocked with oversize fake oranges, blows a freakishly loud whistle when the Astros hit home runs, and the fans love it.
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And then, with freakishly little prodding, I was strutting on the ball's catwalk, imagining myself at a couture show, Kendall Jenner on the Chanel runway: I was fierce.
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Last year was the hottest year in recorded history, until 2016 burst out of the gates guns blazing, delivering us two of the most freakishly hot hot months ever.
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"It freakishly works by reflecting the infrared part of the light spectrum, whilst absorbing the visible and UV parts," Gabriel Platt, head of communications at Phoebe Heess, told Refinery29.
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In the tenth inning with one out and the bases loaded, Alex Avilla slapped a single into right field which resulted in a freakishly cool play at the plate.
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The trailer follows a group of young couples who visit an isolated Swedish town where the freakishly happy villagers invite them to take part in a mid-summer festival.
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It's not just about blistering heat: In Guadalajara, Mexico, a freakishly large hailstorm followed by torrential rains left the mountain town digging out from under three feet of ice.
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Miglino blames taxi driver unions' "political and judicial impunity"—the unions are freakishly powerful, as evidenced by massive government support—as well as a pretty insane lack of regulation.
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These autonomous sumo wrestling bots are freakishly fastAn ode to the best part of Joel Schumacher's Batman & Robin: the nipplesWho is this $150 Simplehuman Cars-themed garbage can for?
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It's still better than dying, which is what looks like what happened to these freakishly real baby dolls that were being sold alongside Gollywogs in this weird tat shop.
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Soon after, she went on to achieve viral fame because of her freakishly long (but super cute) tongue, which inexplicably hung out of her mouth at almost all times.
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Daniels describes the president's dick as "smaller than average" though "not freakishly small" and looking like Toad from the Nintendo universe:"He knows he has an unusual penis," Daniels writes.
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In non-robo news, we get a tour of all the tools and tricks that keep Nascar races racy, and bid adieu to the 380, Airbus' freakishly large passenger jet.
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The last time Rolls-Royce let the world in on its upcoming SUV codenamed "Project Cullinan," it was testing out the all-wheel drive platform using a freakishly modified Phantom.
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Rani Haese, a 16-year-old makeup artist from Australia, is so freakishly skilled at special effects makeup that her gory body parts will have you cringing well into November.
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You may have seen some of the hyper-realistic, GAN-produced "faces" that have circulated recently — images of "freakishly realistic people who don't actually exist," as one headline put it.
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A single CAR-T cell can take out as many as a hundred thousand cancer cells and produce freakishly rapid remissions that take even the most ardent immunotherapist by surprise.
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In the wild, their aphrodisiac effects are freakishly powerful: Give a female pig a whiff of androstenone, a pheromone produced by boars, and she'll present her rear, ready for action.
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Regardless of the adversity that may arise — a freakishly hot opponent, windy conditions or a coach strapped to a stretcher — you accept the challenge, play through it and expect success.
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In 2008 the British Antarctic Survey flew over a whole collection of these freakishly perfect tabular icebergs, which had broken off of the Wilkins Ice Shelf on the Antarctic Peninsula.
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A Democratic mantra throughout 2018 was that the party was facing an almost freakishly bad map, given the huge number of incumbent Democrats defending seats in states that Trump won.
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Except Rodgers is doing it on football's grandest stage, all while dodging 300-pound human bullets sprinting at freakishly high speeds who want nothing more than to tear his head off.
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Sponsor Prizes: Don't miss your opportunity to score free passes to TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 2018 and to show the world just how freakishly good you are at creating and coding.
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The last few days have felt freakishly spring-like up and down the mid-Atlantic, with temperatures in our nation's capital smashing a 117 year record by 6 degrees Fahrenheit today.
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" Upon first glance, the app feels freakishly futuristic and dystopian—think rooms full of people all wearing virtual reality headsets—and begs the question of, "Has it really come to this?
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Trump is a longstanding proponent of the "no such thing as bad publicity" school of thought, and he's freakishly good at executing on a strategy of attracting attention at any price.
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It's particularly fun to get up close to Isaiah Thomas, the freakishly talented Celtics point guard, at 5-foot-9 more than a foot shorter than some of the other guys.
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Corey Clement is #30 on the field, but his new body art is all about #23 ... 'cause the Eagles star got a freakishly realistic tat of Michael Jordan on his leg!!
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Later that day, it was revealed that the man had been taking pictures on the black-sand beach on a clear day when a freakishly strong wave crashed onto the shore.
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We hope you'll celebrate Gemini season by having fun along with us as we release this extremely chill and freakishly accurate tool to help deepen our relationships and enrich our everyday lives.
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The big display of an iPad creates an eye-popping experience that can be disorienting at first: You find yourself twisting your head left and right when speeding around freakishly tight bends.
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Last week, a freakishly human-like robot, demonstrated at SXSW, grinned, responded to human facial cues, claimed that it wanted to start a family, and asked to be recognized as a person.
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Deviously talented humans such as Max Martin, Shellback, and RedOne all end up handing their freakishly catchy pop songs off to beautiful American pop singers in order for them to become hits.
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Even though the temperatures in town were freakishly warm, at close to 11,000 feet, these high-alpine lakes remained as hard as glass, enormous mirrors for the jagged peaks that surround them.
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As ominous as the term polar vortex sounds, meteorologists say the phenomenon is not new, nor despite its sound does it refer to a cyclone of cold or a freakishly dangerous storm.
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A recently updated graph by the National Snow and Ice Data Center's Andrew Slater shows just how freakishly warm it's been in what is ostensibly one of the coldest regions of our planet.
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A freakishly rapid intensification In just one day, Hurricane Matthew went from a Category 33 hurricane (whipping winds of 74 to 95 mph) to a Category 5 (winds of at least 157 mph).
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The gap between the real yield on equities and that on government bonds suggests that either firms are riskier than ever, bond yields are freakishly low, or that profits face a cyclical downturn.
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We selected emerald eyes for her—not iridescent, not freakishly bright, but enhanced for color so that she could grow up wearing mint, olive, Kelly green, and let her eyes talk for her.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced yesterday that 2190 was the second hottest year ever recorded in the United States, with a major last-minute boost from our freakishly warm Christmas holiday season.
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Like OutKast with "Hey Ya!" three years earlier, Gnarls Barkley proved that the freakishly creative structure and texture of Atlantan songwriting could be injected into a well-marketed pop single to immense commercial success.
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"In uniform, the title character, an ordinary mercenary turned freakishly powerful mercenary, may look a little like Spider-Man, at least to the comic-book agnostic," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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As with many freakishly colored foods, it might be best to not think too hard about it, but is it made out of pork because the pigs have been vanquished and turned into burgers?
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His favorites were the super-bitter, freakishly hoppy ones—the pale ales and double pale ales, beers that were a little hard to take compared to what most of his peers grew up drinking.
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Mr. Rekulak, who has a freakishly fertile imagination, promptly came up with an idea for a parody novel titled "Horrorstör," about a haunted Scandinavian furniture superstore, where employees are trapped overnight with paranormal forces.
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But in the meantime, we'll presumably get to watch Timothée Chalamet feverishly mash some typewriter keys and try to hit his deadline inside some immaculately designed, freakishly symmetrical newspaper outpost or whatever, so get ready.
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Deng wasn't the only freakishly tall guy turning up ... Andre Drummond and Jimmy Butler were also there ... and with the money the NBA's giving out these days, we're guessing a lot of people drank free.
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The "challenge" centers around the character Momo — a spindly figure with large dark eyes and a freakishly long grin — that was originally created by a Japanese art studio but took on a new life online.
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In addition to finding a freakishly large footprint, the team discovered five different types of predatory dinosaur tracks, six types of tracks from armored dinosaurs, and the first evidence of stegosaurs ever found in Australia.
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Even more impressive is the train itself: marveling at its freakishly strong doors and dedicated staff, you might find yourself mourning the state of our own rail services more than the fate of the characters.
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In addition to compatibility breakdowns between any two signs, insights on how the stars impact your friends and crushes, and freakishly accurate horoscopes, our app also offers self care horoscopes based on your moon sign.
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Whether he's leg-pressing over 1,000 pounds, doing dips with an additional 200 pounds, or playing volleyball with a medicine ball, Harrison has shown he's one of the more freakishly strong athletes in the NFL.
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Image: Brett Seymour, EUA/WHOI/ARGOMarine archaeologists have found the partial remains of a 2,000-year-old skeleton while conducting an excavation at the Antikythera shipwreck, the famous site that yielded the freakishly-advanced Antikythera Mechanism.
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SKOPJE, Macedonia — A freakishly violent rainstorm that Macedonia's top weather official called a "water bomb" ravaged Skopje during the weekend, collapsing streets, inundating vehicles and drowning trapped motorists and homeowners, most of them caught by surprise.
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Watch This Freakishly Agile Dog-Bot Do the DishesBoston Dynamics, better known for the hulking robot brute known as ATLAS, has just revealed a…Read more ReadSo what does Softbank want with Boston Dynamics and Schaft?
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There are a few self-professed "beginners" amongst the 12 people taking the class, but they are freakishly flexible, with enough gymnastics or dance experience to perform the splits in mid-air without raising an eyebrow.
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GIF: MIT Media Lab/GizmodoDuring the impending robopocalypse, humanity will have to ward off freakishly agile androids, robotic dogs, whatever the hell this is, and, as new research from MIT suggests, quasi-autonomous, mobile robot-plant hybrids.
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The Mysterious Antikythera Mechanism Is More Ancient Than We ThoughtAs if the freakishly advanced Antikythera Mechanism wasn&apost astounding enough, a new analysis…Read more ReadPreliminary analysis of the skeleton suggests the individual was a young man.
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Until then, if you're tempted to ridicule someone who claims that we can eradicate the gender pay gap and end climate change in our lifetimes, don't be disheartened—they're likely the freakishly optimistic exception, not the rule.
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From the Rust Belt to the Great Plains, blue-collar workers, farmers and small-business owners said the recession showed them that the federal government and major political parties had become almost freakishly disconnected from their struggles.
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He'd taken to amphetamine use just to keep up with his schedule, and its effects had clearly taken its toll: pictures of him from that period show a gaunt speed freak, with freakishly intense eyes and tiny pants.
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New York scored three runs in each of the first two innings against Kluber (0-3), although about half of those runs were the result of some freakishly good luck for the Mets and bad luck for Cleveland.
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The bookmakers offer a range of choices, from the obvious (Hiddleston at 28/29) to the less likely (Jamie Dornan at 210/1) to the freakishly bizarre (politician and former Conservative party leader William Hague at 200/1).
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Even separated by a palate-cleansing dinner at the Public's in-house restaurant, the Library, they were freakishly unalike, each complicating the experience of the other and reshaping my idea of what constitutes theater in the first place.
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Which reminds us that the truly odd thing about Trump is not that he's extraordinarily unpopular in absolute terms, but that he's almost freakishly unpopular for a president who is overseeing a national situation that is basically okay.
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What Twisted Sister definitely shared, for a time, with Spinal Tap was freakishly persistent bad luck, extending to one executive promising to sign the band to a record deal, and then dying on a plane home mere hours later.
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In the photo above, you can actually see three icebergs of note: the now-famous freakishly geometric iceberg at far left (slightly obscured by the plane's engines), the new tabular iceberg, and off to the horizon, the A68 iceberg.
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Set to music the pair perform a choreographed dance routine while their faces begin to stream with black tears, turn into skulls, then freakishly grinning faces inspired by Noh masks, along with a variety of other designs and patterns.
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To end the first half, the freakishly-skilled Anunoby, who has earned comparisons to Crean-era star Victor Oladipo, soared over a UMass Lowell defender to dunk home a missed shot and give the Hoosiers a 53-36 halftime lead.
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Idris Elba's Shere Khan is a freakishly terrifying presence, but like the animated menace that came before, there's something relatable, even likeable, about this lone Bengal tiger who deals in death to keep the jungle in a state of unease.
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On Thursday, the 40th anniversary of the release of Star Wars, he dragged it out for a look: The chaos of that corridor battle, the smoke and turmoil, the freakishly firghtening stormtrooper outfits — even the dismay on the Rebel soldier's face.
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I promise I don't actually think the above lyrics are interesting, but I do think it's interesting that this song sounds freakishly like "Ave Maria" (a hymn), and Zayn's opted for religious imagery to describe the woman he's singing about.
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It's a triumph of foodservice engineering: The crust is bubble-pocked and freakishly crispy, while the apple filling is thickened with a starchy slurry that includes freeze-dried, pulverized apples, which then rehydrate with the exuded apple juices for supreme apple flavor.
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The freakishly large number of Democrats who want to run for office in 2018 is an indication that Democrats will be able to take advantage of whatever good luck comes their way next year, with decent candidates in the field almost everywhere.
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She's actually a little bit like Samantha, the OS voiced by Scarlett Johansson in the 2013 film Her: She asks questions of her owner, "learns" and processes the answers, and tailors her responses in a way that feels a little freakishly human.
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I take a quick body shower, thank the gods for dry shampoo, eat Trader Joe's chicken potstickers for dinner, get ready in a freakishly quick amount of time but still look presentable, and run to the bus stop to get to D.'s.
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Tropical Storm Harvey, supercharged by a freakishly warm Gulf of Mexico, has slammed into the Texas coast and is now running a dayslong conveyor belt carrying trillions of gallons of water from the ocean to the sky to the bayous and streets of Houston.
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Squeezed into it are countless, freakishly low prices on kitchen tech like Instant Pots and KitchenAid mixers, tons of non-stick and stainless steel cookware sets, Roomba robot vacuums and Dysons, luggage, plus the expected bedding, bath, and designer clothes that Macy's is known for.
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The new clip crams a lot into its two-minute runtime: It fills in some important details about Captain Marvel's backstory, offers up a peek at a wild space battle, and gives Samuel L. Jackson's freakishly de-aged face some pretty solid screen time.
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At the close of 21980 (currently the hottest year in recorded history, but not for long), the Arctic was already sweating iceberg-shaped bullets, thanks to freakishly warm weather brought on by a combination of a monster El Niño and the underlying global warming trend.
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He is a 23-year-old who looks about 35, an undersized 6-foot-63 center who makes up for his height with a freakishly long wingspan; his post game is objectively ugly, and as a shooter he is mostly useless beyond three feet.
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Van Gundy very consciously has been molding the Pistons into something resembling his Dwight Howard-led Orlando Magic teams, where surrounding a physically dominant, freakishly athletic center with versatile, multi-positional shooters led to one NBA Finals appearance and a few other near-misses.
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As superbly as the Cleveland Cavaliers played, as talented as were the two Poisons, the Golden State Warriors remain freakishly outfitted with passers and shooters and rebounders, and, more to the point, the Oakland team still holds a three-games-to-one series lead.
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In Milwaukee, there's a super-athletic point guard with freakishly big hands and long arms; in Denver, there's one of the least athletic centers around, who only happens to pass better than most point guards, and has a basketball IQ well beyond his years.
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The Curiosity Rover&aposs Drill Has Been Out of Action for WeeksNASA is working to resolve an increasingly frustrating problem with the Curiosity Rover's drill,…Read more ReadIt's full steam ahead until further notice, but this otherwise freakishly reliable probe is starting to show its age.
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Freakishly warm winters like this one—in March, NOAA announced that this winter was the warmest on record for the continental United States since record keeping began in in 1901—make it harder on the northeast's maple syrup producers, or sugar makers, are they're known colloquially.
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The Tigers stampeded their way through the season and the College Football Playoff with an outrageously gifted freshman quarterback named Trevor Lawrence, plus plenty of brawn and speed exemplified by a veteran defensive line stocked with future N.F.L. players, and a freakishly talented young receiving corps.
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A few weeks later, with The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 20203 about to conclude a wildly popular film franchise based on a terrifying vision of a future North America, director Frances Lawrence echoed the notion that a world as freakishly fearsome as Panem could delight our collective imagination.
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Maybe you're fortunate enough to live in a city with an amazing tiki bar, such as San Francisco's Tonga Room, or perhaps within walking or cabbing distance from a freakishly creative cocktail bar such as New York City's Death + Co., and if that's the case, you're in great luck.
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There's always stand-in-the-corner-and-space-the-floor value when you've been as freakishly accurate for as long as Thompson has been, but the Warriors aren't nearly as dangerous against locked-in opposition when he isn't the engaged fireball who can't be ignored for a split second.
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For one thing, the gang is not only freakishly brutal but also sadistically petty: The 19-year-old victim who was slashed in the stomach was allegedly targeted by MS-13 gang members Jose Hernandez, Miguel Urias Arguenta, and Fidel Hernandez because he defended his right to laugh in public.
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"What you don't do is go and tell a kid, 'You know, there is something so freakishly different about you that you make other people uncomfortable, so we're going to make you do something different'," said Mr. Aberli, who estimated that his school of 1,350 students had about six transgender children.
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Freakishly oversize and with handles that appear to have been pinched from Bigfoot's coffee mug, the Coupe des Clubs Champions Européens (that is how the trophy is inscribed) has both a whimsical nickname and a girth that stretches wider than those of most of the players who hope to lift it.
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The freakishly shaped districts— the 7th won the nickname "Goofy kicking Donald Duck"—freely cross city and county lines, dividing communities and packing Democrats into five seats that they win by large margins, while spreading the rest of the Democratic vote as thinly as possible everywhere else (a practice known as cracking).
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" This 2010 short feature directed by Claudia Buthenhoff-Duffy tells the life story of Krzysztof Komeda, the Polish jazz musician and film score composer whose life came to a freakishly tragic end not too long after he went to Hollywood to work on his friend Roman Polanski's first American film, "Rosemary's Baby.
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I'm a freakishly fast reader, but to me, podcasts and audiobooks are the antithesis of speed reading: It's there to slowly be taken along with the storytelling, and some of my favorite podcasts (I'm looking at you, 99% Invisible and Radiolab) use sound effects, careful pacing, and elaborate audio craftsmanship to their full effect.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — When we last saw Howard Barkin — one of the nicest people in the world, who just happens to be able to solve crossword puzzles freakishly fast — he had made his constructing debut in The New York Times by showing us all the ways you can insert a CHECK after the words in familiar phrases.
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Beloved sitcom bit player Buzz Aldrin did, too: And so did a freakishly-bearded Ted Cruz: Even Trump's wonky tie managed to inspire a few solid jokes: And of course, last but certainly not least, was Joshua Trump—the sixth-grader who was invited to the State of the Union after apparently getting bullied about his name at school.
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People like Anna Delvey, New York City's fake heiress; Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos; or Fyre Festival architect Billy McFarland fascinate us because they're presented as lone, often freakishly charismatic masterminds — it's why all three stories have become or are in the process of becoming major documentaries (or in the case of Fyre Festival, two dueling documentaries).
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CreditCreditSpencer Lowell for The New York Times It was a freakishly warm evening last October when a maintenance worker first discovered the water — torrents of it, rushing into the entrance tunnel of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, a storage facility dug some 400 feet into the side of a mountain on a Norwegian island near the North Pole.
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Watch This Freakishly Agile Dog-Bot Do the DishesBoston Dynamics, better known for the hulking robot brute known as ATLAS, has just revealed a…Read more ReadThe last time we saw SpotMini was the original reveal back in 2016, where it had a fifth limb that served as a head and neck, or an arm, depending on what the situation called for.
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He's freakishly adept at keeping up with conversation—even in another language, even at a fifty-per-cent disadvantage—but, in order to hear, he has to turn his head so that he's looking almost directly over his right shoulder, which forces him to speak out of the far left corner of his mouth, as though he's perpetually telling a dirty joke.
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Watch This Freakishly Agile Dog-Bot Do the DishesBoston Dynamics, better known for the hulking robot brute known as ATLAS, has just revealed a…Read more ReadIt's nice to see that Boston Dynamics has continued its ground-breaking robotics research after Alphabet (Google) sold the lab to Japan's Softbank last year, but why does every video it releases serve to make us more anxious about the future?
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Proving their chops as a pair who know the intricacies of techno better than most (Atkins is credited as inventing the genre alongside former classmates Kevin Saunderson and Derrick May—so there's that), their remix of "Adventures Of The Ancient Moons" revolves around some spooky bells and sinister synth groans—transporting you to a dystopian techno rave of the past, present, and freakishly weird future.
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First, there's Alex Jones: And then someone gave Pikachu Ron Swanson's voice: There's also True Detective Pikachu, which is really something: But as hilarious as it may be to hear Alex Jones's batshit rants spew out of the mouth of a freakishly realistic Pokémon, the greatest fan edit is, hands down, the one that gives Pikachu the voice he should've had from day one: Danny DeVito's.
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MREs are a fascinating pouch-sized window into the quirks and humour of various countries, because while most troops will be tucking into similar shit—potatoes that taste like cardboard; enchiladas covered in cheese that looks freakishly similar to semen; and, er, water—every so often, you'll come up against something that is unique, a shining diamond dish in a culinary pre-made wasteland.
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As she tells it, the president's dong is "smaller than average," though "not freakishly small," and—you know what, we'll just leave the rest to the excerpt: Countless poor, innocent souls out there on the web thought Toad might just be trending because there was some new Nintendo game coming out, or because the internet suddenly remembered how much we all love the little guy.
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