I'm getting bored of buffalo chickpeas and need something new!
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That's kinda just my whole life...getting bored of stuff halfway through.
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So I can see myself getting bored of similar interactions and relationships.
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If you're already getting bored of your winter wardrobe, you're definitely not alone.
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Even veteran news broadcaster Jon Snow is getting bored of all this discussion.
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If you're getting bored of rowing, you can switch it up with tai chi.
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How can you be boring with your lover without getting bored of each other?
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But is Mr Kindler's quip—that people are getting bored of stand-up comedy—destined to come true?
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Over the TurnstilesThis is really short which is cool because I'm kind of getting bored of this now.
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A 2014 review in Appetite found that more color keeps us from getting bored of eating the same food.
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If you're getting bored of your go-to egg recipe, try adding these unexpected flavors to spice up your eggs.
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Daily puzzles give you new challenges, but if you ever do end up getting bored of it, there's always Hitman and Lara Croft.
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After getting bored of bullshitting, I moved on to the next dealer, who turned out to be the break I'd been looking for.
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Now the bong-wielding clerk starts moving in on the would-be robbers—probably only because he's getting bored of toying with them.
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Like Cady Heron in Mean Girls, I could hear people getting bored of me, but I couldn't stop — it just kept coming up like word vomit.
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Like I said about people getting bored of the major label sellout conversation, people just got bored of everything being offensive so they decided nothing could be.
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If you ever find yourself getting bored of fighting and saying "there's only so many ways to hit a guy", fights like this one are a fantastic tonic.
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I found I was getting bored of eating the same meals all the time, so this keeps things exciting because I can enjoy different foods without depriving myself.
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"I hope you guys are not getting bored of this, because I'm definitely not," added Hamilton, who has now won six of the last seven races and four in a row.
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These videos cover topics like transitioning your pet from wet to dry food, how to prevent ticks and fleas, and how to keep your pet from getting bored of their food.
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When you notice your toddler getting bored of a monotonous task such as washing potatoes, try telling him or her a story, or make up a song to sing as you work with the food.
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I think I was working on a sandbox to brush up my Linux kernel programming skills—thought it'd be interesting as I'd mucked about with user mode stuff for a while and was getting bored of it.
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There's little difference between the two functions except for the glaringly obvious fact that tonight is Drake's party, he is the sole master of the aux, and 20,000 people are responding to, then getting bored of, then revving up to his song choices.
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In the months leading up to Maizie's delivery, Beth had just been doing typical teenager stuff: getting bored of her hometown, St. Anne's on the Sea, studying, seeing a guy from college, working shifts at her local pub, doing army riot training, and drinking with her friends.
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At just after midnight (UTC) on 26 June 2011, LulzSec released a "50 days of lulz" statement, which they claimed to be their final release, confirming that LulzSec consisted of six members, and that their website was to be taken down. The group claimed that they had planned to be active for only fifty days from the beginning. "We're not quitting because we're afraid of law enforcement. The press are getting bored of us, and we're getting bored of us," a group member said in an interview to the Associated Press.
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In the meantime, Bijli reaches the city and Ramesh and Bijli start living together as husband and wife there. After some days, Bijli starts getting bored of Ramesh as he doesn't spend money on Bijli. During these days, Bijli meets Amit (Rakesh Roshan), who lives in the neighbourhood and he also has a bike. Amit is a singer in a hotel.
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By April 1830, the Academy was getting bored of the debate. At this point it had become far too personal and less about the ideas discussed but rather an continuous opportunity to bash each other publicly and academically. Geoffroy finally declined to provide further comment on April 5, 1830. His reasons for ending the debate are not entirely known, though it is generally believed that Cuvier won the debate with his commanding presence and overwhelming amounts of evidence.
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The first version of the video shows Nina singing to the song, while sitting on a staircase and wearing green-blue blouse and jeans. The video tells the story of a boy (who later plays the love interest of Nina), who wakes up in the morning on his birthday. He stays the whole day in his apartment, but nobody even called or came by to greet him a "happy birthday". He started getting bored of being alone, and decided to spend the night hanging out.
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He uses his powers to calm the NuHuman, explaining that his is an emotional empath. Bobby figures that this is the reason he felt at ease and not because he and Romeo genuinely connected however, Romeo surprises him by giving Bobby his number before returning to New Attilan with Crystal.All New X-Men Vol. 2 #13 Meanwhile, Cyclops is getting bored of being cooped up by himself and tries to get into Hank's lab, noting that Hank has locked himself inside ever since he and Evan returned from Egypt.
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Having not revealed her name to the other members of staff, Williams became known as Sunday Girl, which would later become her music alias. Growing up, Williams was always shy when it came to performing and singing in front of people, so her mother took her to see a hypnotist when she was 17, and it helped her to overcome the fear. With her fear of performing gone, Williams joined many cover bands including a ska band, a jazz band, and a trio who did covers of '40s blues standards with a ukulele and double bass. Williams completed an Art Foundations course at University and studied set design at Wimbledon College of Art, but took a gap year during her studies to travel and, more importantly, focus on songwriting, as she was getting bored of only singing covers of other artists songs.
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According to Mikael Wood of the Los Angeles Times, classifying the genre of the song is difficult as it combines "tinny Euro- house synths, slowed-down funk drums and a boot-scooting bass line straight out of Nashville". The track has "tongue-in-cheek" lyrics, referring to a cowboy in the opening verse: "I just love a cowboy, I know it's bad, but I'm, like, can I just hang off the back of your horse and can you go a little faster?" The track's lyrics allude to smoking cannabis, and dating working- class men from Republican states, rather than urban men. In an interview with Zane Lowe at Beats 1, Gaga revealed that with "John Wayne" she explored her constant need to chase wild men, and how she keeps getting "bored of the same old John".
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