I learned from some pretty gnarly gangsters — some gnarly, gnarly people.
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I've worked with some just really gnarly, gnarly old guys.
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Unfortunately, our hero compliments his gnarly, proto-Charlie Whitehurst hairdo with a gnarly dislocated knee and his playing days are over.
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Many Seattleites blame Amazon for rising rents and gnarly traffic.
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"Gnarly," says Steve's requisite terrible friend, Tommy H. (Chester Rushing).
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Hadn't I touched some gnarly stuff during a recent hike?
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The page Gnarly Neoliberal Memes offers the equivalent on Facebook.
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It actually worked out a gnarly knot in my back.
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"I've always had a really gnarly heart," Mr. Levi said.
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But clearly, because it's TLC, it's also really goddamn gnarly.
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They are born, and their birth sequence is — gulp — gnarly.
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You gotta listen to Faber describe the procedure -- it's gnarly.
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Such arguments are part of a gnarly, ongoing debate over whether
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And, if you're an urban dweller, things can get downright gnarly.
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"Surfed a tortoise on zee weekend... gnarly duddddeeeee," the poster wrote.
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Did you accidentally send your entire office some gnarly shit talk?
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There's something so spellbinding about the gnarly, intimate details of cosmetology.
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The rest of the article is almost entirely gnarly math equations.
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There are some pretty gnarly internet images included in this exhibition.
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With its swank hotels and nearby deserts and gnarly mountain roads.
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Still, it's worth a shot if you sent something pretty gnarly.
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Warning: if you can't handle insanely gnarly sports injuries ... LOOK AWAY.
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Big fucking gnarly things happen, and then you just move on.
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I feel bad for saying that, but it was pretty gnarly.
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Keep playing through that gnarly-good guitar solo at the end.
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No wonder it has ended up with such gnarly surface features.
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Andouillette is a super lower-intestiney, gnarly thing in French cuisine.
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Will a gnarly evergreen related to the pistachio tree save me?
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Tang's landscape, gnarly, dark and Gothic, catches the couplet's depressive tread.
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The Man Kinda gnarly if he did actually get a 'Charli' tattoo.
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When winter comes, the bay is known for some pretty gnarly weather.
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Their fate at the bottom of the pit is gnarly as hell.
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I remember my first run-in with an gnarly ingrown hair clearly.
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"Surfed a tortoise on zee weekend.. gnarly duddddeeeee," the photo's caption reads.
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Or are totally gnarly flights becoming the norm—and if so, why?
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Ride through the waterproof pics to see Kama catching some gnarly waves.
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Or even those gnarly knees to the body from the Hendricks bout.
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It's pretty gnarly... but you probably could've guessed that from the thumbnail.
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The topic of women in horror films is a gnarly, complicated one.
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Finlay's work can be tender, sweet, caustic, satirical, unsettling and downright gnarly.
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Cover your eyes for this one, 'cause it's kinda gnarly ... or don't.
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In other episodes, the music teems with gnarly chords and thumping percussion.
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You've probably been seeing photos online, but now ... there's gnarly video too.
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" A label tied to a gnarly hand clutching the cigarette reads "Abuse.
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She calmly takes them out with her katana in a truly gnarly sequence.
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Posting gnarly videos is also a way for surgeons to get new patients.
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It's pretty gnarly, but it's not meant to be all clean and perfect.
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It's a bit safari, especially since she accessorizes with a gnarly-looking machete.
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Post-Tropical Cyclone Hermine is causing some gnarly swells this Labor Day weekend.
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The injuries are pretty gnarly -- a collapsed ear canal, concussion and fractured skull.
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Plus, who better than a poet to handle Costello's gnarly wordplay with aplomb?
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Congressman John Lewis: civil rights leader, graphic novel writer and ... gnarly crowd surfer.
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A different entity to every person who grows comfortable in its gnarly embrace.
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"It's so gnarly to be a kid now," Garner told InStyle in August.
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It's when we get to the social world that things really get gnarly.
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Where did I get this sweet foam finger and also, this gnarly bruise?
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Sometimes a single tweak can be the difference between smooth and gnarly. Enjoy!
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The crew member who finds the gnarly thing is played by T.J. Miller.
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First the head ... then the body ... then the rest of the gnarly stuff.
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The little we do hear distorts Davidson's voice against some pretty gnarly guitar strings.
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Mine was a particularly gnarly speck, complicated by various political and racial hang-ups.
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But separating out clues from desires is particularly gnarly when it comes to smartwatches.
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She says despite the gnarly pic -- surgery went well and she's doing just fine.
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What predominates is the gnarly new abstraction; something that comes remotely from Arthur Dove.
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So there's gnarly nature abstraction, graffitism, and a new kind of straight abstraction — roughly.
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A trust broken over a year of shooting, of us doing really gnarly stuff.
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A series of unfortunate decisions lead to Trenton giving her a gnarly head wound.
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I think you'll agree, classical music fan or not, that this is extremely gnarly.
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I knew it was something off It Takes A Nation… This solo is gnarly.
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In one especially gnarly sequence, Glenister's character had a pentagram carved into his chest.
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The waves were only moderately gnarly, but hey ... they're dogs so it's super impressive.
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Looks like Crush the turtle's totally gnarly cousin is shooting some sick pond footage.
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We actually recorded in the room that he died in, which is pretty gnarly.
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But when it does happen, like it did in 2008, things can get gnarly.
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Or we could get really fucking gnarly, go off in a more brutal direction.
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The transmission route among dogs is similarly gnarly, only instead of faces, it's genitals.
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The photog says Chris socked him in the mouth, and caused some gnarly injuries.
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For something even bigger, this 82-inch LG TV is a gnarly $1,493 off.
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But her latest routine — commuting between Hollywood and Broadway every week — is admittedly gnarly.
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She claims he battered her during the ordeal, and her alleged injuries were gnarly.
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The very phrase conjures the gnarly mental image of freeze-dried pockets of powder.
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Flu season—and the gnarly symptoms that accompany it—are an inevitability every winter.
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And although it tastes kind of gnarly, it's just vinegar, so what could go wrong?
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If you just see a gnarly boil in the portrait, though, you're missing the point.
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User GarlicPopTart employed the help of a powerful camera lens to capture these gnarly photos.
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Ottolenghi keeps miniature version of the gnarly striped fish to show guests what they're eating.
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Something that this Hallmark-themed day tends to forget: Love can be gnarly. Gruesome. Dark.
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"This is a complicated, gnarly problem with a complex ecosystem of stakeholders," Mr. Roberts said.
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Check out these up close shots of cigarettes burning away—the angles are pretty gnarly.
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Even more importantly, as a goddamn erupting volcano, footage of Kīlauea is gnarly as fuck.
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But even as a parody Gnarly Davidson isn't saying anything new—it just feels confused.
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It looks pretty damn gnarly: DOOGEE Mix 227 has 22018% screen to body ratio 😮.
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Many news sites have published the video without any context, making it seem particularly gnarly.
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Hayden: Kendal was far from a dangerous, gnarly place, but it was a farming community.
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North Brooklyn and Manhattan residents increasingly accept the gnarly fate that lies ahead for them.
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Yes, you can find an appropriate time for your gnarly barley wines and imperial stouts.
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A Florida man had an unexpectedly gnarly surfing experience Tuesday: He landed on a shark.
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In the latest installment, we hear from chefs who've witnessed some seriously gnarly kitchen accidents.
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That's Shaq, and that's also the 21983th century, which was a pretty gnarly time overall.
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Between the heat and the climbing and the type of track, it was just gnarly.
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Crew members from AMC's "The Walking Dead" helped "Breaking Bad" with some gnarly special effects.
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It's what a kid might say after somebody does something awesome or gnarly or fierce.
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Raja Bell showed reporters a gnarly split fingernail that he attributed to the new ball.
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One particular narrow path with a gnarly drop next to it made me feel dizzy.
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He also told us about his Keith Richards fantasy, and a gnarly, errant Chicken McNugget.
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During another exercise, I slam a bosu ball into my shin, resulting in a gnarly bruise.
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But their more gnarly relatives attach in the lungs and bronchial tubes, causing more serious infections.
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Social media users documented the insanity, sharing some pretty gnarly photos and footage of the thunderstorm.
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Their earlier shit was heavy, black metal, gnarly death doom metal, and now it's completely different.
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And, perhaps more practically, who were these musicians helping to shape its gnarly but limber style?
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If that also means discovering you've got a gnarly taste for human flesh, so be it.
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Plus, toting a toothbrush to buff your lips is kind of gross — it gets gnarly, fast.
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We'd write this gnarly shit and I'd say to Josh, 'How fast can you play this?
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Yolanda even carves out "knobbly bits" at the knee before adding some pretty gnarly looking gashes.
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It's serious business, and a gnarly sunburn is far from the worst thing that can happen.
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We heard some gnarly tales from Big Boi, Kim Gordon, Ghostface Killah, and comedian Nina Tarr.
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The string writing somehow remains shimmering and transparent even when sonorities turn thick and textures gnarly.
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Some, such as Bending Branch, Steele and Gnarly Head's 1924 Double Black, were well-made wines.
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Suspiria's title, which is both attractive and jarring, captures the beauty and gnarly discomfort of the movie.
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Of course, Offset posted multiple gruesome photos of the aftermath ... they were gnarly, to say the least.
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He was busy doing that until after midnight—a gnarly job, because regular scrubbing sponges don't work.
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But with flames spewing out behind you, even a basic kickflip suddenly seems a lot more gnarly.
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I get nailed in the leg with a line drive, which quickly turns into a gnarly bruise.
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That orange glow from the hot hot heat of the coil is always so gnarly to see.
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Janit43r is reportedly the one behind a particularly gnarly but undeniably fascinating form of malware called BrickerBot.
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How does a 34-year-old woman who claims to have "terrible British gnarly teeth" become RBG?
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I say they're so this big honkin' bee could saw its gnarly ass straight into my heart.
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It's Gnarly Davidson, he says; his alter ego who is now releasing his own set of music.
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The results: the same flavor profile, the same level of hops, but less of a gnarly hangover.
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Tack it on your backpack before you go shred some gnarly tubeage with your bros, home slice.
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Next time someone says soccer players are a bunch of softies, just show 'em this video. Gnarly.
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Whether they're playing gnarly shoegaze or billowing drones like Phill Niblock, it is uniformly dense and downcast.
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The known consequences of this trend include possible mercury pollution, bouncy ground bubbles, and gnarly paleontological discoveries.
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The part that lit up was the part filled with hills and riverbeds and thick, gnarly vegetation.
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The app's Chinese parent company, Bytedance, is no stranger to controversies about gnarly content on its platforms.
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If you've already had your breakfast, prepare to revisit your eggs and toast ... 'cause this is gnarly.
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Sorry doc, there's only so much gnarly pus coming out of a person's body we can take.
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Regardless, it's a story of hope, which comes from many sources, some of them gnarly and evergreen.
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She goes through all this gnarly stuff, and you can come out real hard because of it.
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How did you feel when you found out it was a woman laying down those gnarly basslines?
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I was once sent a gnarly dick pic from a good friend here, who had no idea.
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The actor got a little TMI on Instagram when he showed off some gnarly bruising on his arms.
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We asked friends and co-workers to recount the most gnarly thing they've seen at a fella's house.
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Life Noggin details the extreme weather of other planets, and everywhere else in the universe sounds totally gnarly.
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But I guess it's come to the point now where skating has taken off on this gnarly level.
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"Next time you see this knee it's going to have some gnarly battle scars!" she wrote on Instagram.
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But there was a time when blockbuster hits and gnarly critical reviews did not go hand in hand.
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We reached out to race organizers to see if everyone was okay ... so far, no word back. Gnarly.
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We're told guests were served chicken, pasta, burgers and fries and salad ... not just a gnarly cheese sandwich.
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At first they lived in a gnarly house in Lincoln Heights, plagued by rats and cockroaches and leaks.
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It's pretty gnarly -- you can hear the guy screaming out "What did I do?!" before he's taken down.
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Brian, Portland, OR I once met with a patient, a retired police officer with a particularly gnarly personality.
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The seemingly harmless task of de-stoning an avocado can lead to some gnarly slippage and severed limbs.
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Ok, spoilers for real here... ...And wake up 45 years later, thanks to some gnarly space-time phenomenon.
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It's both a great representation of what anxiety actually is like and it also looks gnarly as hell.
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The apples from such trees are a gnarly bunch, small and oddly shaped with lumps and discolored spots.
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Treach also shows us the gnarly gash he suffered on his shin as a result of the fall.
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That was the hardest to film, and to watch myself back talking about it was kind of gnarly.
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Hacking up mucus is an unpleasant experience in and of itself — and it sounds pretty gnarly to boot.
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The gnarly bone circle may have provided shelter, warmth, storage, and ritual significance to this Ice Age community.
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All art is a contribution to creative communications, so even gnarly death images are never but pretend destruction.
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If people are all jacked on the wrong kind of stuff, then it can create a really gnarly environment.
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The woman's just seen her husband brained by a baseball bat and is experiencing some pretty gnarly pregnancy complications.
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After everything goes horribly wrong, Wade emerges as Deadpool, disfigured and unhappy about it, but with gnarly healing powers.
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But at some point over the last couple of months, Instagram began showing me videos of gnarly dental procedures.
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They stuck out like a gnarly, dislocated thumb, thanks to their hard living ways and Dillon's biting, misanthropic persona.
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Steely skyscrapers dominate the landscape, with scaffolding and cranes taking the place of elegant bamboo and gnarly pine trees.
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Watch out, NFL -- Antonio Brown's got some gnarly new lip hair ... and he's using it to haunt your dreams.
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Raise your hand if you remember the gnarly collaboration between Baskin-Robbins and X-Men from back in 2003.
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" Her brother agreed that the tweet was "gnarly," while Danya added that she couldn't "get rid of the imagery.
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It is so gnarly to see because the ground looks like its melting into the core of the Earth.
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So perhaps we shouldn't be shocked that this gnarly predator has developed an appetite for the occasional dead mammal.
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Adrian Kozakiewicz loves to cover his hand with gnarly bugs, film it, and then put the videos on YouTube.
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People always ask if it hurts, because the marks can be pretty gnarly, but I think it feels great.
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They're totally phat, gnarly, groovy and … you get the idea: Topher Grace and Mila Kunis in That '70s Show.
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Plus, in a super interesting but no less graphic report, we looked at the gnarly work of cetacean autopsies.
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Nikki's got a particularly gnarly tale about forcing her best friend to pee her pants at a football game.
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That same woman continuously groans in the background as she realizes how gnarly the poor lil chilensis' innards are.
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You had a friend that got overheated while moving a couch one summer and, well, it was pretty gnarly.
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Whoops and cheers echo around the crowd as he lollops along and bares his gnarly teeth in a grin.
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The injury was gnarly ... Alex had his right leg snapped in half by Texans star J.J. Watt on Nov.
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Along the way, Harrington found himself faced with having to hit a recovery shot out of some gnarly rough.
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Sometimes, though, when you flirt with the concept of rot, things get, to use a distinctly Californian word, gnarly.
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The former Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model showed off her injuries Friday over social media, and the pics are gnarly.
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Only passing episodes of assertive, gnarly music disrupt the mostly hushed, urgent conversation that dominates this sonic tone poem.
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We're not anti-tattoo or anything, for sure, but praise the Lord Ben Affleck's gnarly back tattoo is removable.
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Skipping over the gnarly details of my personal reading, the entire experience was informative and more than a little comforting.
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We heard some gnarly tales from Killer Mike, Andy Dick, comedian Sam Jay, musician Angel Deradoorian, and drummer Jon Wurster.
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And the ladies' trip to Ireland "got pretty gnarly," said Dodd, "It was a bunch of drama so things turned."
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Or are the risks of poking away at your skin in an unregulated setting just too gnarly for the price?
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The pirates are pretty gnarly, but it's unlikely many people remember this film enough to be ruined by it. 211.
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John Turturro's Jake Stone character is far more than just a gnarly pair of eczema-ridden feet, it turns out.
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I get excited for the holidays by watching bad ass helicopters fly in crazy gnarly patterns to transport Christmas trees.
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Amy Schumer nearly robbed the world of a lot of laughs when she was involved in a gnarly surfing accident.
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AND FINALLY ... Roll that video Three-year-old Josiah crashed his bike in a gnarly spill, but he didn't care.
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Fortunately, the wrestler was able to pull through -- and he's got the gnarly scar on his stomach to prove it.
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A Gnarly Accident with the Star from 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding' Katt Williams: Yet ANOTHER Close Call with Police
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The list of features is, as you'd expect, especially gnarly, with guests from both sides of the Atlantic, and beyond.
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Those tend to be sweat magnets and get gnarly kind of quick, so I don't use them all that often.
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"There are gnarly and gross things about Hollywood that I've experienced that rise to the level of criminality," she said.
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She goes to work, shares an apartment with her younger sister and soaks up the gnarly weather conditions in Boston.
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This blooper was the gnarly result of some crossed wires, claimed Jayme Nicholas, a spokesperson for the offending ABC affiliate.
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Aside from his ability to ride some gnarly waves all the way into shore ... he also practiced great social distancing.
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Since it's designed to be used by extreme sports enthusiasts and athletes, the touchscreen even works when it's wet. Gnarly!
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We'll go ahead and bet he won't want it anymore, as gnarly and mystically metal as a "blood bed" sounds.
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With their deep roots and tough, gnarly branches, pistachio trees are hardy, tolerant of salty soils and brutal heat waves.
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The New York Police Department and Dunkin' Donuts have been mired in a gnarly conflict that's been brewing since August.
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Although the strongman said at the time that he was in good health, his surgery scar was nothing short of gnarly.
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Related "Knitted" Glass Is Both Cozy—And Delicate Frightening Fiber Artist Makes Gnarly Knits Street Artist Tags Hawaii with Yarn Graffiti
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For example, last year, the model went on a vacation to Hawaii and suffered a pretty gnarly round of bug bites.
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Plus, you get to see super gnarly footage of the butterfly emerging from its chrysalis like some sort of hatching alien.
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However, the news does bring to mind that decades-old controversy involving beloved glass pans, violent explosions, and some gnarly injuries.
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If the National Enquirer is to be believed (idk!), Jeff Bezos sent some pretty gnarly sexts to news anchor Lauren Sanchez.
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Jeep's Gladiator pickup rolls up and down gnarly terrain with the eagerness of a big dog bolting down a marble staircase.
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Long hours, gnarly co-workers, commuting woes, thorny office politics, crabby managers; there are plenty of reasons a job can suck.
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Kim posted a pic Sunday of 4-year-old Kash Kade Biermann in a hospital bed, with a pretty gnarly description.
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The artist applies these bodily discrepancies in order to juxtapose his subjects' exterior beauty against the gnarly physical appearance of anatomy.
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Related: Activist Sweater Art Knits Truth to Power Hand-Knit Paintings Weave DNA into Algorithms Frightening Fiber Artist Makes Gnarly Knits
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And when things threaten to get too tranquil, firebombs detonate amidst clusters of Tao Tei, the carnage both gnarly and beautiful.
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She kept you on edge during the elusive transition to the gnarly, dense fugue, which she then dispatched with unfathomable dexterity.
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A recent YouTube masterpiece, compiling the gnarly death of every single human and animal on GOT, puts the tally at 150,966.
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Max, a former CIA agent who's seen some pretty gnarly stuff in his years, looks upon the computer screens in horror.
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I recommend "Devotion," Mr. Baselitz's exhibition at Gagosian, for its gnarly ink drawings based mostly on self-portraits by other painters.
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That in mind, we asked friends and co-workers to recall the most gnarly person they've shared an electric bill with.
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As marijuana becomes more elite, cannabis-inspired objects and décor are moving way beyond images of gnarly buds and lava lamps.
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Over time, having your body in this amped-up state could cause gnarly wear and tear, with real effects on health.
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He's coming into the light, and he knows he can't stand there with his gnarly costume that scares your average citizen.
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The somber slow introduction began with a forceful chord, played with gnarly sound and rattling timpani, and maintained that grim cast.
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Now, when I stumble upon true gnarly gems, I have someone I can share them with and get an instant expert opinion.
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Rihanna, likely recovering from a gnarly hangover thanks to Seth Meyers, got her second wind at the BET Awards on Sunday night.
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Odontomachus, for example, is a species of ant found all over the tropics that has its own prized set of gnarly jaws.
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The only real solution to keeping kids from seeing gnarly videos on YouTube is, of course, not letting YouTube babysit your kids.
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So even if that gnarly old crumb mixed in with his dinner, there'd be no health risk because it's heat sterilized—right?
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But good ideas do not acquisitions make, and Twitter is the digital equivalent of a jewel wrapped in a very gnarly hairball.
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The cut was so gnarly, in fact, that the team's manager, Terry Francona, had to push Bauer's scheduled start back a day.
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He also gets a gnarly scar that runs down the whole left side of his head, making him look cool and scary.
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Check Out the Seriously Gnarly Creatures at the Bottom of the Mariana TrenchNeed a pick-me-up on this dreary Friday afternoon?
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"I planned that for more than six months, and I'm so happy — I can't wait for you all to see it… #GNARLY."
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" The dad of two favors Radiant Yoga in Newport Beach, California, which he says is "gnarly" and the "hottest hot yoga ever.
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These incredible illusions are performed on a number of objects including the 8 ring, triple hoop, and the gnarly s-shaped buugeng.
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But good ideas do not acquisitions make and Twitter is a digital equivalent of a jewel wrapped in a very gnarly hairball.
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You get that whole full rush of like seven seasons of watching this show and it was really gnarly to see that.
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Here is the paradox of elbow strikes: good connections can cause a knockout, but glancing ones often cause the most gnarly wounds.
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That's the easy answer for those gnarly bruises you sport so often they seem like tattoos snaking their way around your limbs.
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And on the economic side, which is more difficult and gnarly, there's no such thing as peer reviewed data in most cases.
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JOHN WICK 2 is everything you wanted from a JOHN WICK sequel: gnarly headshots, weird mythology, two hours of non-stop badassery.
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We've been using this umbrella on our Brooklyn roof deck since last April, and that covered some seriously gnarly northeast spring weather.
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FRONT DESK STAFF If the front desk staff untangle a gnarly room situation or unexpectedly upgrade you, write a nice online review.
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Simply pop them off when you eat and drink, and you'll never have to worry about gnarly food getting stuck in them.
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Not to worry, he rescued the sexy sheila (Aussie for babe) in distress by sweeping her off her feet -- and gnarly knee.
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And we've discovered another totally gnarly dog cruising around Clissold Park in London, stealing the show, and making all the other pups swoon.
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It promises a post-Prometheus return to the franchise's action-horror roots, with gung-ho troopers, spooky corridors, and, of course, gnarly xenomorphs.
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They also have to navigate the gnarly world of Congress, which is something they never had to deal with in their private enterprises.
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Then, as I was toweling myself off post-shower a few weeks ago, I spotted a pretty gnarly zit on my shoulder. Whatever.
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We're talking gnarly stabs, here — it appeared that the Waif was motivated by her jealousy and dislike for Arya when fulfilling Jaqen's orders.
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Motorcycles can follow a footpath than no jeep or 4x4 could traverse, allowing them to penetrate the most gnarly boonies for almost nothing.
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It's like Jay once said ... after the show, it's the after-party ... where we'll take in a show and break dancers are gnarly.
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"Most of these diseases are super gnarly, complicated systems," says A. Marm Kilpatrick, a disease ecologist at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
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The officer drove his cruiser to a nearby street, took some gnarly photos of the damage, and reported Johnson to the local sheriff.
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Check out Kendall Jenner's buns, La La Anthony's sheer style, Katy Perry's gnarly look, Jaden Smith's hair-raising accessory choice and tons more.
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It could explain inquiries like this one on Reddit, titled "Stringy raw chicken breast?" and paired with a gnarly-looking piece of meat.
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And though there are what Mr Van Buiten calls "gnarly technical problems" to be overcome, he says the biggest challenge is building trust.
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The UK divers who first reached the boys described their dive as "gnarly" and full of tight passages submerged in low-visability water.
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One is fermenting raw seafood in fish sauce, lime and chili like crab roll or shrimp — things that have a gnarly colorful texture.
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Because it comes from the intersection of the tender loin and the more fat-laden and gnarly shoulder, it has qualities of both.
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In "Fairies are Exquisite Dancers," a favorite, he draws gnarly strands from the swirling riffs, which makes these dancing fairies seem intriguingly dangerous.
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Unfortunately for 21-year-old Emily Petrozza from Newington, Connecticut, she landed with a pretty gnarly case of poison ivy on her eyes.
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A stalled truck forces the two to take the subway, at which time their city is subject to a very gnarly alien attack.
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They're most famous for playing concerts with socks over their junk (balls included) like the gnarly, rad-as-hell rockers that they are.
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"I want to kind of try to show you how gnarly it is," she told fans on her Instagram story later in the evening.
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Uber— or, more specifically, Danny Iland and Andrew Irish, whose startup, ShadowMaps, was bought by Uber in 22018—are working on that gnarly problem.
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While it's hilarious and bizarre to have gnarly ghouls with loose eye sockets prowling hungrily around the English countryside, there's no mockery or derision.
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Roth's lawyer Ed McPherson says the whole thing is nothing more than a celebrity shakedown, although pics of the alleged attack look pretty gnarly.
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Any kind of irritation of that delicate tissue, such as an itch, a gnarly booger, and so on, exposes the many vessels hiding underneath.
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Yet the waves off England's craggy southwestern toe—one, the Cribbar, is nicknamed "the widow-maker"—have a gnarly quality all of their own.
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The gnarly shots of the July wreck also show the rapper's airbags deployed, while the truck driver's windshield was smashed and splattered with blood.
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So much of the internet is based on the free exchange of user data, especially the gnarly hairball that is the targeted advertising industry.
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His dad takes the magazine and there's guys throwing up and smoking weed and all the gnarly stuff, because Thrasher was a counterculture thing.
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We heard some pretty gnarly tales from Drunk History's Derek Waters, musician Theophilus London, actor Duncan Trussell, filmmaker Kansas Bowling, and comedian Nikki Glaser.
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In fact, there are almost certainly more people who own the action camera than have lives gnarly or radical enough to actually need them.
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No word if that timeline still holds true -- but the hand looked pretty gnarly last week following a surgical procedure on his broken finger.
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The gnarly winds rock the ice, perturbing the water beneath, and blow directly through cracks, hollows, and gaps in the sea ice, he explained.
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Not only can the ocean be a gnarly and foreboding place, but it can be cold, loud and — let's be honest — sand gets everywhere.
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The first vignette develops from crowd-pleasing footage of bottlenose dolphins surfing gnarly South African waves, the slick cinematography pumped up by deft editing.
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CTV Calgary was looking for some fresh youths to spit their gnarly 'tudes on the council's action and reporter Jamie Mauracher found this hero.
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Because the land is gnarly, you are granted the ability to absorb the world, blessing players with wild and unexpected powers every so often.
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Related: Wear Clothes Made From Your Emotional Data Frightening Fiber Artist Makes Gnarly Knits YARN Documentary Weaves a History of Art, Wool, and Activism
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I spoke to the owner of a particularly gnarly-looking one and he says it was used to murder an inmate in the States.
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Mike: I've been getting nasty emails and gnarly tweets for a week from his, uh, passionate followers just for writing that 600-word story.
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Shizuoka, where gnarly rhizomes with heart-shaped leaves have been cultivated for centuries on the Pacific Ocean, is known for its wasabi-flavored bars.
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It grew — up to three feet a year — sending out dark, gnarly, threadlike organs called rhizomorphs that explored the subterranean darkness, foraging for food.
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That became at least her fourth arrest that year, and it resulted in a gnarly mug shot, and later ... a shaved head in court.
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Dutch cyclist Annemiek van Vleuten suffered an extremely gnarly crash in the 73-kilometer Olympic cycling race, fracturing her back in three places (Yikes!).
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It's the perfect size for toting your toiletries and personal grooming products, as well as a razor to trim a gnarly mountain man beard.
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"fuenftermaizweitausendundelf" contain something beautifully gnarly, hinting at a deep inner intimacy that reminded me of the poem "Tomb (Of Verlaine)" (1897) by Stéphane Mallarmé.
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DARPA-backed Gamalon is the latest carrier of the Bayesian baton, launching today with a solution to help enterprises better manage their gnarly unstructured data.
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And among the allegations, the question of race is one that we are not really looking to engage with, because it is knotty and gnarly.
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Mid-length sleeves on this t-shirt ensure that your shoulders and upper arms are covered, but won't give you a gnarly farmer's tan line.
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I started shaving down there when I was 15 and had found what I thought was a legitimate reason to tame the gnarly hairs: sex.
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Warning: the photos are pretty gnarly, if not graphic and gross......There's also a photo of her blistered hand, but honestly, it's a bit much.
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A witness says he saw Thomas' car flip several times in the air ... and the pics we obtained from the accident show the gnarly scene.
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The "Being Mary Jane" actress flew solo to the beach in Malibu last week and added some beauty to the shoreline ... which looked uncharacteristically gnarly.
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The only visible concessions to modern life are the customers' smartphones resting on gnarly surfaces and the TV playing Game of Thrones on constant loop.
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Hough told People that while she loved being on set, she ate so much during the shooting that she wound up with a gnarly stomachache.
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T. J. Miller plays the gnarly Erlich on "Silicon Valley," and in this season's premiere he hurled a stream of insults at Stephen Tobolowsky's Jack.
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Black Francis zeroes in on the blood, guts, and cum of the sacred text, the gnarly stuff most for-profit evangelists would rather gloss over.
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The 17th season of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," with its gnarly plots ripped from the headlines, arrives on Netflix for your binge-watching pleasure.
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His part in Girl's new Doll video is chock full of Seattle clips—most of them never-been-dones at very rough, very gnarly spots.
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Is it still cool, now that recreational dispensaries in LA look and feel more like Apple stores than your gnarly, rasta-baked local head shop?
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It's worth remembering that these devices, just like any kind of connected device, are one unforeseen security vulnerability away from a pretty gnarly privacy scenario.
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Miles, who declined to comment for this story, is the seasoned graffiti videographer behind the impressive Graffiti Olympics video shot with Europe's gnarly 1Up Crew.
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Hurricane Harvey, which is forecast to become the strongest such storm to hit the U.S. in over a decade, is a gnarly sight from above.
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In time, Woods swatted at the ball, but it squirted left until it came to rest, 170 yards away, in another patch of gnarly turf.
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Oh wait, they totally can, and do, smack down the middle of this phat little Stu Ockman venture, like a surfer bisecting a gnarly bomb.
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I had to debug some gnarly pieces of code for the accelerator, but it all came down to rapid pattern identification, as in this job.
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The Triassic Period was a gnarly time to be alive on Earth, and not only because it was Act One of the age of dinosaurs.
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In yet another case of "giant tech company choking out startup," Facebook has reportedly blocked Prisma's super gnarly art filters from working with Facebook Live videos.
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We're told the alleged victim, who was 15 at the time, underwent follow-up treatments and was left with a gnarly scar that may be permanent.
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Related: Hacking Sewing Machines To "Glitch Knit" With Nukeme Icelandic Knitwear Collection Tells the Tale of Two Sweaters in Love Frightening Fiber Artist Makes Gnarly Knits
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Bedbugs, five days of rain, lost luggage — these are just a few vacation-ruiners, but nothing quite compares to the damage caused by a gnarly sunburn.
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"I'm not sure what's gonna happen after this fight," Henderson said after taking out part-judoka-part-action-figure Hector Lombard with a gnarly backward elbow.
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Related: Frightening Fiber Artist Makes Gnarly Knits Get Wrapped Up in Whimsical Wall Hangings for the Modern Weaver The Psychology of What Makes an Image "Horror"
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But the adorable toy—a Feisty Pet named Glenda Glitterpoop—transforms into an angry creature and reveals a set of gnarly fangs when it is squeezed.
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You're all about the sweet satisfaction of watching a particularly gnarly breakout lose its bite at the hands of a trained dermatologist or casual bathroom surgeon.
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Pro wrestling legend Kevin Nash says his knee is finally fixed after surgery -- but you wouldn't know it looking at this GNARLY photo of the aftermath.
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This season, Mishka made sure to keep the graphics heavy with plenty of tees, jerseys, and hats emblazoned with gnarly bloodshot eyeballs and Death Adders bears.
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In recent years, decidedly nonsuburban restaurants have popped up in the city center, including Alvin & Friends, Modern Restaurant and Lounge and the Gnarly Vine Wine Bar.
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Like this guy, who took on the gnarly task—that I'm sure nobody asked for—of eating six Babybels in a row, with the wax on.
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By Wednesday, tho, thou'rt grown so hard That those with lack of fortitude May weep with anguish and discard Thee, for thou art too gnarly, dude.
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This film is adapted from a tale by the Brothers Grimm — one of the gnarly unexpurgated ones, not the bowdlerized kind long served to American kids.
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"You'll see an image that's been compressed and recompressed and resized like five times and it's posted on Instagram and it gets so gnarly," explains Arcangel.
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It looked gnarly ... his arm wiggled like Jell-O when he fell off the pile -- but, the guy said last Friday that the surgery was a success.
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That was before Nakamura made it to the U.S. and there was much speculation over whether the WWE would allow him to keep such a gnarly finisher.
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But, uh, you probably already noticed that from your "I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed" vantage spot, peering down on this gnarly human race you hath wrought.
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Gnarly, sassy, twisted, silly, fourth-wall-breaking and foul, Deadpool just went for it, and its reward was the highest grossing R-rated movie of all time.
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Think of our Facebook page as science taking off its lab coat and putting on its gnarly old Metallica T-shirt from the Ride the Lightning tour.
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He ran his semi-hollow body guitar through variable distortion, yielding a gnarly tone but at a moderate volume, as if to preserve a zone of control.
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Between the action, actors like Margot Robbie gave brief explainers on gnarly finance topics so laypeople could understand the facts that led to the housing mortgage meltdown.
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PutneyBy Sofka ZinovieffOut August 21Rarely is a gnarly, complicated topic like statutory rape handled with such nuance and grace as it is in Putney by Sofka Zinovieff.
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Mr. Cruz is widely, openly, deeply disliked by other elected officials in his own party, but the Mercer money worked like the slippers on Cinderella's gnarly feet.
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Presumably Gnarly Davidson has been created for Green's pleasure (it's hard to think what else this hot mess has been created for, to critique, or to add).
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNThe Kardashians Cause Controversy in CubaNew Details Emerge about Prince's DeathAn Evil Millionaire Gets Rememption Thanks to 50 CentA 'General Hospital' Star's Gnarly Car Wreck
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A bunch of rival fans started brawling in the stands at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City Thursday night -- with people getting thrown down the bleachers ... it's gnarly.
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Also not great: David Arquette, who plays Captain Barnabus, a gnarly old salt who tries in vain to convince other grown-ups that sea monsters are real.
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"She added that passengers "don't see the back end of the captain saying 'make sure everybody's buckled up because we're about to hit something gnarly right now.
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It's magnified because of the gnarly nature of the injury and the fact it was Crosby, but again, it's such a routine part of the game now.
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On Sunday, the country's Environment Agency released some pretty gnarly images and reported that the herd, which included 70 calves, was killed during some intense thunderstorms Friday.
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As CNN reports, Tawny Willoughby, a 27-year-old registered nurse who lives in Alabama, shared a gnarly selfie, rife with flesh wounds, on her Facebook page.
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Rapper John Gabbana -- aka Boonk -- is on the mend after getting socked in the face, which left him with a busted jaw ... and some gnarly aftermath footage.
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Jóhannsson makes that descent apparent with music that's similar in approach to the funeral doom of Bell Witch, gnarly on the surface but hurting on the inside.
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To her Mr. Peacock seemed "way older than 23 with his gnarly beard," but still they became fast friends as he taught her about the natural world.
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A gnarly mash-up of midnight movie and social commentary, the picture is overly overt but undeniably effective, delivering genre jolts and broad messaging in equal measure.
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A gnarly mash-up of midnight movie and social commentary, the picture is overly overt but undeniably effective, delivering genre jolts and broad messaging in equal measure.
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As the lead singer and guitarist in Speedy Ortiz, a smart, gnarly rock band from New England, Sadie Dupuis has carved out a reputation for righteous independence.
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Two drivers in the Indy 500 were lucky to walk away -- let alone be alive -- after a super gnarly crash that flipped one vehicle over multiple times.
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Bisbee has moved between the elegant and gnarly over the years, between tight formalism and bristling entanglements, without ever sacrificing his inherent, and brilliant, sense of craft.
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Whiskey and blasphemy is the name of the game here, wrapped up in an irresistible blend of howling thrash, primitive black metal, gnarly crust, and manic speed metal.
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While not all of these items are currently available for Amazon's special bargain price, they're all on the site's list today—and they all look gnarly as hell.
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A new study published last week in the British Medical Journal takes a closer look at just how gnarly the sugar-bomb factor is in these juice drinks.
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With a bulbous head, gnarly feet and many 'a nipple, he's a visual representation of what humans would look like if they had evolved to withstand car crashes.
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The tap-in birdie to end the second round lifted Koepka to a second successive three-under 67 as East Lake, particularly its gnarly rough, bared its teeth.
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At times, say, when coming out of a gnarly curve, you feel the need to slam the pedal to the floor and launch the car off the apex.
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Whether or not you actually lived through the gnarly 10 years known as the '80s, you know it was a very interesting moment in history — especially for beauty.
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It's great when games have something to say, but sometimes you just want to sit down, lean back, and shove a shotgun barrel down some gnarly demon's throat.
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Here's a photo of the gunshot wound Floyd Mayweather's bodyguard, Greg La Rosa, sustained during an attack on the boxer's entourage in Atlanta ... and warning -- it's pretty gnarly.
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So, if you're similarly terrible at kombat and looking for ways to enjoy this stunning, gnarly, and surprisingly hilarious game, grab a partner, hit Fight, and buckle up.
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Not only should you never experience gnarly, post-facial skin, but you also shouldn't endure pain, a hard sales pitch on products, or other iffy (but widespread) practices.
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The scientist is willing to do plenty of gnarly things to make her better—but he sure as hell isn't going to let an innocent kid get hurt.
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The piano part, mostly shifting chords with active inner voices, cushions the searching violin but loses patience and starts prodding the music with leaping octaves and gnarly bursts.
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Lemony Chicken Soup With Fennel I have a pretty gnarly cold (I know — wah, etc.), and I find that when this happens I actually do crave chicken soup.
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Plowing through centuries of gnarly family trees and decades of complicated renovations involving hundreds of characters, Reginato dresses up the facts with cheeky anecdotes about his venerable subjects.
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And while you'll get greasy fingerprints on it, you're not actually going to cause any damage to the screen itself—unless perhaps you have some gnarly acrylic nails.
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The type of gnarly metal rain is probably rare in the universe, even on so-called "hot Jupiter" planets, because it requires temperatures high enough to vaporize iron.
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When I left the urgent-care center, diagnosed with a gnarly case of strep, the summary printout I was given was branded on one corner with Epic's insignia.
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I sat up every time he seemed to push the libretto aside briefly to let some gnarly, skittish music take charge, especially in the incisive performance he conducted.
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There are some gnarly questions — of faith, love and self-worth, for starters — at the heart of "The Ticket," if only its makers had chosen to address them.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro's baby mama, Jen Harley, says she's been left with gnarly bruises and scrapes from the latest fight with Ronnie -- but he denies inflicting the injuries.
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I have one gnarly pimple on my chin so I crush up some aspirin, mix it with water, and apply the paste to the blemish for 2129 minutes.
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The scene after Tynan left the ice was pretty gnarly ... you can see in a picture of the aftermath, a portion of the crease was soaked in blood.
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Trump's lawsuits raise gnarly and largely unprecedented questions for courts to resolve about a sitting president's ability to sue to stop state officials and Congress from investigating him.
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This channel's latest original movie tells the gnarly story of Eric, 10, and his mother, Briana, who falls into a deep depression after her other son, Max, drowns.
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George's current form is doubly worth celebrating because, after that beyond-gnarly leg break he suffered two summers ago, this future—any future—seemed very much in doubt.
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Admittedly, Garona does have her overly sexualized moments, and for a half-orc looks remarkably like a human in green paint with some gnarly scars and mini tusks.
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And to think, Fox spent six years NOT making this movie because it just wasn't sure there was an audience for something this gnarly, this koo-koo, this ... unique.
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Tuesday night on Desus & Mero, the hosts talked about Cee Lo's golden outfit—which, apparently, he wore in honor of his alter-ego, Gnarly Davidson—and subsequent stellar exit.
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It's not exactly shocking, then, that a seemingly innocent and adorable photo of Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell's early moments as a couple would have a rather gnarly backstory.
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Though their quills define them, they also defend them: when threatened, porcupines shoot their quills at their foes — and Antin says it makes for some pretty gnarly vet visits.
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On Wednesday, he posted a photo of what his hands looked like after having spent a long time in wet gloves — and it is gnarly, to say the least.
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As exciting as it is to behold these gnarly bodies from bygone eras, it is also extremely worrisome that accelerated permafrost thaw is the reason for these new finds.
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The doc's most recent YouTube post — a full spread of squishy chest and neck pimples — will make even a seasoned popaholic gasp, because the amount of bloodshed pretty gnarly.
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Yeah. I was living in Berlin for school about ten years ago; I got refused at the door at Berghain by that famous guy with the gnarly face tattoo.
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The actor posted a video to his Instagram story Saturday that showed a pretty gnarly sight -- his 2-year-old son, Ford, sucking his dad's toes, big one included.
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Chase Chrisley drives a hard bargain ... in fact, he'll be driving a Range Rover because of a horse trade he made with his dad over a gnarly Bible tattoo.
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Notorious Mafia hitman-turned-rat, "Sammy the Bull" Gravano, has a gnarly new look after 17 years up the river -- but he's got the same taste in Italian food.
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Sure, most of the cool things that are going on right now are often trumped by really gnarly events, but for locals, it's something that we need to accept.
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Well, a lot of fans are convinced Brock's hell-bows REALLY sliced Roman's skull ... but even if Reigns snuck in a cut himself, the whole thing was super gnarly.
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You start off the game in a sort of waking nightmare, and then proceed to walk into something of a classical mystery, complete with a gnarly case of amnesia.
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READ: Samuel L. Jackson had so many notes on the 'Shaft' script In the "Saw" reboot, Rock plays a police detective who sets out to investigate some gnarly crimes.
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Take the type of Pacific oyster known as the Hama Hama, which tastes cucumberish and grows a gnarly, well-defended shell on gravel beaches in the Puget Sound estuary.
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The band's second album is a happy marriage of crunchy old-school Swedeath, gnarly apocalyptic crust, and 90s Iron Monkey-styled sludge—more barren industrial decay than swampy bayou.
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His gray hair is giving way to white, his midsection threatens the buttons of his sport coats and he walks gingerly, with a gnarly limp from an aging knee.
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The book affirms that there's salvation to be had in connection, no matter how gnarly, and that includes a karmic comeuppance involving 52 precariously perched buckets of human waste.
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Jenny McCarthy and Tara Reid went off on each other -- live on the air -- when a 'Sharknado' promotion turned into a battle royale over fake boobs and gnarly plastic surgeries.
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After one of the characters suffers a particularly gnarly wound, another dresses it while repeating the words, "look away, look away," which serves as advice to the audience as well.
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On an a new episode of VICELAND's KING OF THE ROAD, each team gets a visit from a mystery guest, but they're not immune from the Thrasher competition's gnarly challenges.
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But just thinking about using a heavy layer of makeup to hide a gnarly burn, no matter how well it works, has us feeling a little hot under the collar.
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And the "YMCA" stage—help a gnarly sea captain find the sunken treasure of his dreams—is just one of the most sublimely, subversively brilliant creations in video gaming history.
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Daniel Lopatin once claimed all he wanted was to create "phantasmagorical shit" and this five second video of a gnarly industrial mutt barking is yet another manifestation of that impulse.
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This is very similar to what Google did last year with its Jump platform, which included its own gnarly 360 camera designs, processing software, and playback mediums (Cardboard and YouTube).
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On the one hand, it's a shame that such a gnarly predator winked out of existence millions of years ago, with no living relatives to carry on its vicious lifestyle.
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Forty-nine years doesn't seem like a long time in the scheme of things, until you take a look at the superbly gnarly instruments people were using at the time.
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In a year full of gnarly horror movies—Hereditary, Halloween, Vice—no film prompted me to squirm away from the screen quite as frequently as the teen drama Eighth Grade.
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The new NSX is a compromise of a mid-engine sports car that can play nice like a luxury sedan when it chooses, but has a naughtier, gnarly side, too.
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For years, Tasmanian devils have been ravaged by gnarly facial tumors, cutting their numbers and pushing them toward extinction — but a new study suggests they may pull through after all.
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For us less gnarly sorts, the urge to sleep in the woods is often rooted in softer-edged nostalgia — for a less crowded world, a simpler time, our own childhood.
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We hired a pilot who took us to a remote airstrip and then hopped on motorcycles to ride for hours over gnarly dirt roads that few cars dare to travel.
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Orphan was drawn to these creatures partly because their abilities are so gnarly, but also because of their potential to mitigate damage from human-created environmental disasters, like oil spills.
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On the other hand, you've also heard your friend speak of Bella traipsing through—and possibly eating—a particularly gnarly gutter pizza (or was it vomit?) on their evening walk.
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He left landscaping and got his start in the tomato business in the early 1990s, when gnarly, bumpy, weird-looking heirloom tomatoes were becoming a hot seller at farmers' markets.
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Minimalism was the hot style then, but he found its industrial blankness pretentious and turned to making smallish, rough, gnarly things, that referred to the body, or parts of it.
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I put on my favorite chunky sweater and finally come to terms with the fact that it has a gnarly stain I can't get out, and change into another sweater.
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Mr. Roth is an executive producer on this new and entirely useless version, which announces its newfangledness in part with an opening credit reading "A Film by Travis Z." How gnarly.
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Across five tracks, Le1f bounces across electro-inspired beats and abstract club tracks with an unmatched energy, contorting his gnarly voice as many times as he can in just 19 minutes.
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Peter Ungphakorn, formerly of the WTO secretariat, uses the example of the "Hilton" beef quota (named after a hotel where the agreement was reached) to illustrate how gnarly Brexit could be.
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Maybe it's Dr. Lee's chatty, likable bedside manner, or because the four skin disorders she faces are seriously gnarly, but the hour-long premiere episode is gripping right off the bat.
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Sonny Dickson has images and video of what he claims is the iPod-based interface—including a gnarly-looking, on-screen click wheel—that almost beat out iOS for the iPhone.
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Images: NASA Earth ObservatoryAn enormous algae bloom turned Florida's Treasure Coast a gnarly shade of green last week, and now we know just what that goopy nightmare looks like from space.
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The other tricks he pulls in the video are just as gnarly so make sure to do your breathing exercises before and after you watch him be a crazy thrill seeker.
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The Worst That Can Happen: Aside from a gnarly rash, letting bacteria grow and multiply could lead to a pretty severe bacterial infection like staph, which is from the bacteria staphylococcus.
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TMZ Sports has obtained pictures of the injury a Houston Astros fan allegedly suffered when the team's mascot "shattered" her finger with a t-shirt cannon last summer ... and they're gnarly.
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Cruise, the startup General Motors acquired to develop its self-driving car, will launch an autonomous taxi service on the gnarly, crowded streets of San Francisco, CEO Dan Ammann said Wednesday.
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I do have some pretty gnarly lower back pain nearly all of the time, but during my period it gets more intense — as in, bring-a-heating-pad-to-work-intense.
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It's pretty gnarly out there right now, yet deep within this boulevard of yearning, there is one new information leak regarding the album that we can almost ascertain to be true.
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Anne, still reeling from a particularly gnarly flashback in which her foster dad keeled over from a heart attack while violently spanking her, is understandably desperate to stick around the farm.
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From there, the contestants must navigate a jungle and its gnarly vines and cliffs, while foraging for their own food and fighting off any unplanned obstacles Mother Nature throws their way.
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There are workarounds for those of us who'd like to steel our keyboards against gnarly snack spoils, like films of rubber that you can overlay your keyboard with to prevent contact.
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The heavy webbing and vegan leather Caninus uses looks pretty damn sturdy, too, which is extremely important when you're dealing with a bigger dog (or a really gnarly cat, I guess).
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The storylines may be scripted ... but The New Day member tells TMZ Sports he once had a REAL gnarly injury experience ... and it involves his teeth making contact with a foot.
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Your buds will stay cleaner longer, and the added protection of the case means you can take them with you anywhere from the gym to gnarly off-the-beaten-path adventures.
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Jennifer: As I try to make the case for the nobility of trans lives, it's good for me to be reminded of how gnarly issues of gender remain for many readers.
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As a final fun fact, Io's largest volcano, Loki, is predicted to erupt any moment, so there's potentially more news about this gnarly, molten moon coming in the next few days.
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His tee shot at No. 19853 found a hazard in the fairway that resembles a dry creek bed overrun by gnarly grass; his next shot came out hot and sailed the green.
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The first thing I wrote in my notes was "Aaron's boyfriend is totally going to die tonight" and, well, Eric will almost definitely die from that gnarly gunshot wound to the belly.
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Ahead of the awards show, ET spoke with Brown&aposs "Stranger Things" co-stars, Schnapp, Sadie Sink and Finn Wolfhard on the red carpet , where they opened up about her "gnarly" injury.
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In the first verses, you'll hear he's kind of making this feedback accents, and one of them, it just had this gnarly metal-on-metal tone to it that sounded like scraping.
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And now we add this: One of tech's most prestigious venture capital firms is publicly and legally pummeling the former CEO of its own portfolio company with 38 pages of gnarly allegations.
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The post above was uploaded by Redditer KellybuMUA, who was inspired by a few gnarly, zoomed-in photos of dirty makeup brushes and decided to do the same with loose glitter pigments.
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Cops say a 911 caller indicated 41-year-old Penn had been speeding ... and say the crash was gnarly, with the truck losing control and flipping into an area near a mall.
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Which is why it felt particularly unsettling when our beauty director sent me a string of gnarly YouTube videos on Slack late last night, demonstrating people getting their teeth plaque vacuumed off.
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Democrats really do agree on expanding health coverage, but the gnarly question of eliminating private coverage reveals the central tension within the party: governing versus aspirations; what's politically possible versus what's desirable.
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She arrived on the red-eye and was visibly appalled at Justin's appearance — he'd gone from ruggedly handsome and athletic to emaciated and atrophied, his hair snarled, his nails gnarly and dirty.
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According to Deutsche Welle, the hardcore geriatrics somehow wound up at Wacken Open Air, a gnarly, four-day fest featuring sets from bands like Judas Priest, Danzig, Dying Fetus, and Cannibal Corpse.
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The only thing tying these two tracks together is the fact they're by Gnarly Davidson (CeeLo Green), portrayed in the video by a midget bearing a somewhat loose resemblance to the singer.
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Growth marketing is an interdisciplinary term that applies product management, engineering, analytics and marketing techniques to solve one of the most gnarly challenges for startups: getting more people to use your product.
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So, basically, you can go buy it right now (and risk incurring gnarly shipping costs), or cultivate a little patience and snap it up more locally at the end of the month.
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Air travel in its 43s and 40s infancy was characterized by short but exhausting flights that took a long time (relatively) and were frequently marred by gnarly weather characteristic of lower altitudes.
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Yeah, and just whether listening to music can make you fitter while you're training – I always seem to have a better leg day when I'm listening to some gnarly drum and bass.
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The monkey gets most of its nutrients from a gnarly tree called the whistling thorn acacia, in a type of interaction called commensalism, wherein one organism benefits from another without harming it.
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Photo by Cari Veach What I really like about The Dabbers, and this song in particular, is that you've always struck this balance between grizzled, gnarly punk energy and very sweet melody.
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Shots of silent work, like the construction of a stage that is a gnarly tangle of mismatched wood, show the extent of players' labor, which is as underappreciated as it is unpaid.
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Doug Flutie says his gorgeous daughter, Alexa, was "in the mix" to become a Maxim cover model ... but a gnarly accident with a dog forced her to back out of the contest.
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Just listen to the town's venerable schoolmaster, or the dashing journalist from the big city, or the gnarly jail keeper, whose speech shifts regularly into wild, increasingly feral approximations of standard English.
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Opener "I'll Be You, Be Me" kicks off with a gnarly sample of Queen's "Cool Cat" and slowly builds to be one of the weirdest and most compelling songs of his discography.
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Already, five claims that Benchmark makes in the 38-page lawsuit to substantiate what they call Kalanick's "gross mismanagement" are pretty gnarly and sometimes based on reporting done by Recode and others.
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DC's official presence was limited to one two-hour panel rounding up Outsiders, Doom Patrol, Titans, and the upcoming Harley Quinn animated show, which at least looks like it'll be a gnarly romp.
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We've covered the downsides of the Super Bowl in 2016, from the gnarly traffic in San Francisco to the hardcore surveillance you'll experience if go anywhere near the game or its related events.
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Without a voice, a song rarely makes it to radio (DJ Snake's "Turn Down for What," which featured specks of Lil Jon's gnarly shouts, is the closest we'll get to lyric-less triumph).
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While the acceleration power of the Tesla Model S P85D is impressive and enough to cause some pretty gnarly whiplash, most probably wouldn't think that this feature can actually help prevent car accidents.
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And, of course, WeWork's ambitions crashed into reality when public investors balked at the company's price tag, leading the company to pull its IPO altogether rather than post its own gnarly red ink.
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The original mission of the label was just to publish their friends' music and in so doing, they established themselves as low-key exporters of some of the world's best gnarly synth music.
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The UFC superstar opened up a gnarly hole in her foot on Wednesday -- but one day later, she was back working out ... hitting a set of crunches with a fresh set of stitches.
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"We have different thoughts about this: maybe because extreme ideologies often have simple messages, and memes are an effective way of conveying a simple message?" a moderator from Gnarly Neoliberal Memes told Mashable.
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All of these clues should have tipped me off to the fact that, underneath this sidekick's sun-kissed glow and gnarly facial hair was the pale, pale visage of a one-time vampire.
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Alex Smith just took a HUGE step toward returning to the NFL ... the Redskins QB had his gnarly leg brace removed for the first time since he snapped his shin 8 months ago.
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Mike got the anti-venom he needed in time, but the snake definitely left its mark ... causing his left foot to swell up near his ankle area -- and the damage was pretty gnarly.
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Despite suffering a pretty gnarly broken nose at the end of Gary Morris's ground and pound, Darren O'Gorman took a submission win in the third round of his meeting with the Irish veteran.
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It might be hard to track down an abandoned swimming pool or a heavenly full-pipe in the sky, but skating gnarly, one-of-a-kind stuff is as good as it gets.
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Newton later returned to his car (where a witness saw him drink a beer, very gnarly), and rammed into a police vehicle which had since arrived at the scene (obviously he is white).
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The issue of political advertising on social media has become deeply sensitive and gnarly, particularly in the run-up to a December general election in the UK and the 2020 US presidential election.
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Demaryius Thomas is lucky to be alive today -- let alone healthy and ready to play in the NFL -- 'cause TMZ Sports has obtained pics of his car crash ... and the scene is gnarly.
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One morning — a few weeks after the so-called "bomb cyclone" in January had thrown record-low temperatures, high winds and thick ocean waves onto Rockaway Beach in Queens — the conditions remained gnarly.
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PARIS — It is against the backdrop of a world and a time when everyone aspires to do and own the same things that Rick Owens is pursuing his own gnarly and contrarian vision.
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"They prepped Hausberg really well, but it's just ice and really gnarly," said the American skier Steven Nyman, who was fastest in Wednesday's training run but followed with a minor crash on Thursday.
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Likewise, "Hustlers," which is about the same length, delivered powerful female performances and a charismatic plot, which balanced sometimes gnarly humor and confidently rode the arc of the deterioration of the characters' relationships.
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Tyson had a few marks on his face -- but overall, he looked pretty good ... much better than his last fight anyway (remember, they had to sew his face shut after that gnarly gash).
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His pitiable cuckold ends up with the most surprising and credible character arc, and even though he's forced to play along with much gnarly dialogue, he manages to break even in the end.
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On Tuesday, it cushioned Shostakovich's hardly less gloomy Quartet No. 13 between Beethoven's discursive Opus 130 and the movement that originally formed its finale, the gnarly "Grosse Fuge," itself published as Opus 133.
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Mathilde de Weisweiller's gnarly collection is moodily re-contextualized by these artists' paintings, as well as the more recent skull scenes of Niki de Saint Phalle and two Brassaï photographs of scratched graffiti.
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I also took a shine to Vojkan Morar's chimerical painting "Angel Portrait" (2014) and Igor Simonovic's gnarly "Self-Portrait" (2013) because they have similar overall visionary qualities that problematize fore, middle, and background.
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He cites the fierce resistance genetically-engineered salmon encountered for years before finally being approved for sale by the FDA—a gnarly, two decade-long process during which it dangled in pre-approval purgatory.
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The deep, blue shadows underneath my eyes were staring back at me; the concave scar on my forehead (a result of one gnarly case of chicken pox as a child) was on full display.
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There's also an accompanying music video (check it out above) directed by singer Robin Pecknold's brother Sean Pecknold, which features some breathtaking natural imagery, some especially gnarly contemporary dance, and one extremely good dog.
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When a person is first diagnosed with this disease, the treatment is a truly gnarly run of antibiotics, rest, and a liquid diet followed by a low fiber diet to let the colon recover.
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One would hope that the final design of the tunnel would use LED strips or something to light the way and avoid that gnarly flickering effect when the sled hits 125 miles-per-hour.
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Its goal is not to find the most mathematically gnarly way of encrypting data, but rather to identify one that is sufficiently difficult to break without needing too much memory or computation to implement.
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Frogfish, yawning / Lumache This fish might also look like all of us after a gnarly La Croix burp, but it also resembles the snail-inspired pasta shape known as lumache pretty darn well. 5.
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Though, having said that, there's a whole other, much more gnarly problem to unravel, which is the question of why people eat junk food even when they very well know that it's junk food.
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In consort with an expert bunch of musicians (played by Neil Young's backing band, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real), Jackson gives his devotees the gnarly, hairy, hard-driving sound for which they yearn.
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That's especially crucial with a civilian superhero like Langdon, one of those preposterously capable types who wears professorial threads instead of a cape and excels at cracking gnarly codes rather than bad-guy heads.
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Created by Marco Imov of IMOV Studio, the video features a day in the life (death?) of an incredibly pissed off, skinless dude with inexplicably gnarly shredding skills and an unhealthy appreciation for fire.
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Paul Nassif -- the star of the TV show "Botched" where he corrects gnarly plastic surgeries -- is being sued by a patient who says his eyes won't blink after going under the good doctor's knife.
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Sources close to Lindsay tell TMZ, she had surgery over the weekend -- you can see the (still gnarly) results in the photos we got -- and on Tuesday she was helping resettle displaced refugees again.
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The beauty of her cooking shines in stark contrast to the gnarly extraness that you find on most other food shows; you'll never catch Angela screaming at a webcam about a bacon-wrapped pizza.
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Some of these were fairly mainstream, like pink grapefruit and chamomile; others were more recherché, like aniseed and cassia; and one, Grains of Paradise, sounded like a gnarly and sardonic rock band from Hawaii.
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A daredevil attempting to jump a motorcycle farther than anyone severely injured both his ankles in a super scary crash during a practice jump for HISTORY's live TV special ... and the video is gnarly.
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One leans into the painting, grasping a gnarly, phallic branch to support himself as he looks; the other leans forward, face cast in shadow, left hand grasping towards Susannah, the other towards the viewer.
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While the FCC is supposed to be a nonpartisan commission focused on doing what's best for the United States, we've seen the agency morph into a gnarly beast of a political machine in recent years.
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This week's episode of Dr. Pimple Popper is particularly gnarly — even for card-carrying popaholics — featuring four different patients carrying humungous bumps and boils that ooze, smell like rotting trash, and spew cottage-cheese pus.
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Over the course of nine songs, the three "doom jazz" musicians work their telepathy to its limits and provide a gnarly soundtrack to stars imploding as performed by an Andalusian folk Black Sabbath cover band.
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A glitchy, enticing song by someone called "$ilkmoney" built around the "your call cannot be completed" tone and paired with a gnarly, informercial-nightmare visual of a CGI phone receiver rotating above a shaking ass?
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The area had been effectively quarantined against interference during those two decades of rewilding by being seeded with a gnarly silicrobe plague, sentient-specific and restricted to the dimensions of the zone by GPS parms.
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I might as well submit the gnarly birth photos, the placenta forgotten in my freezer and a map of the stars as they appeared from the Arizona desert on the nights my children were born.
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This Norwegian comedy pokes fun at the current crop of extremely bloody and vaguely medieval shows — like "Game of Thrones" and "Vikings" — with gnarly, outlandish and hilarious scenes from an eighth-century village in flux.
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I started with the grenier médocain, a gnarly looking local cut of charcuterie made of a pig's stomach that is stuffed (with intestines, organ meat and ham), garlicked, spiced, boiled in broth and served cold.
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The intricate manipulations Beethoven gives his themes in the symphony's finale are nothing compared to the gnarly gyrations of the piano variations, which Mr. Denk, 48, dispatched with a winning combination of pluck and intensity.
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Like these artists, Fernandez seems to take delight in an inventiveness that can be morally negligent, gnarly, brooding, sad, eccentric, and emotionally moving in a way that is maddeningly hard to explain without mentioning cold brutality.
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"Joe Biden looks like the photograph of a great statesman in his youth," opens the first profile of him, back in 1970, one that carries a bunch of gnarly old quotes about women and race relations.
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While this means they're often on the front line of giving medical care, it also means they're subject to seeing some truly gnarly shit being wheeled in from the emergency room, after surgery, and during recovery.
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But the gnarly amount of damage it took all came from a vicious thunderstorm, pummeling the flying metal tube with so much hail it shattered the front windshield and ripped half of the nose clean off.
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The once-gnarly form of urban camouflage infiltrated the runways of Alexander Wang, Baha East, Rihanna, Public School and Hood by Air — each intent on elevating this street-bred look into the realm of high style.
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But they didn't just critique how Wikipedians argue: The researchers developed a tool called Wikum that they say will help resolve more discussions, and make it easier for editors to stay involved when arguments get gnarly.
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Luke told us exactly why he's gonna dominate his opponent, David Branch, at UFC Fight Night 116 on Saturday -- plus the GNARLY plans he's got in store for Branch's legs, skull and even his liver (ouch).
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I found myself in need of some help recently after looking down at the pink imprint of my face in the snow in Squaw Valley, evidence of a slightly bloodied nose from a fairly gnarly wipeout.
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With their seventh album Stiff dropping this Spring, yesterday the band debuted first single "Holda You (I'm Psycho)"—a gnarly slice of melodic riff-rock with some good-time Lynyrd Skynyrd-vibes running straight through it.
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And as Toronto's rapid transformation into a fantasy land for the wealthy continues unopposed, I appreciate the continued existence of these shit bars that act like gnarly food stuck in the shiny condo teeth of the city.
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Still, Jen allegedly suffered gnarly bruises and scrapes from the fight with Ronnie and there are photos of the injuries ... along with a neighbor's surveillance video of her appearing to try to hide, and clearly looking scared.
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The chefs are known for flipping India's traditional cuisine on its head, and Abdullah is set on pushing their cooking even farther—filling a tandoori oven with handfuls of bud to make some gnarly weed-smoked chicken.
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One of the best songs on the album is "Hidden Tin," an ode to childhood memories and hidden spaces that balances Zack's muscular drumming and Shelby's gnarly overdriven bass with intimate lyrics and shoegaze-y vocal melodies.
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But while it is wonderful to celebrate its updated placement on the phylogenetic tree, by no means does that mean that there is nothing left to discover about this gnarly little carnivore that lived so long ago.
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The aforementioned Bryan just retired due to lingering concussion issues, longtime stars John Cena and Randy Orton are both out with gnarly ailments, and 2015's longest-reigning champion, Seth Rollins, tore his ACL late last fall.
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You might also want to skip the alcohol or soda, which can have a tendency to dry out your mouth, as well as avoid some of the more gnarly-smelling foods like garlic, onions and spicy food.
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WARNING: THIS IS GROSS AS HELL Halloween isn't until Monday but a pro wrestling star is giving you the scariest, most disgusting face you'll see all weekend TODAY ... and we gotta warn you ... it's pretty freakin' gnarly.
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But that's nothing compared to the gnarly cheese residue archeologists found in the tomb of Ptahmes, mayor of the Egyptian city Memphis in the 13th century BC, who apparently loved cheese so much he was entombed with it.
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Below is a list of "Reported Russian Military and Civilian Intelligence Services" aliases and tools contained in the report, ranked from most gnarly to least:CrouchingYetiSEADADDYTiny BaronHAMMERTOSSSYNful KnockCosmicDukeSandwormOLDBAITOperation Pawn StormSOURFACEOnionDukeEVILTOSSPowershell backdoorSkipperCakeDukeGREY CLOUDCHOPSTICKHavexEnergetic BearBlackEnergy V3DIONISMiniDionisFancy BearWaterbug X-AgentCOZYBEARHammerDukeDragonflyQuedaghTsar TeamCOZYDUKECloudDukeSeadukeMiniDukePinchDukeGeminiDukeCOZYCARBlackEnergy2 APTCORESHELLSofacyAgent.btzCarberpSEDKITSEDNITVmUpgradeHelper.exetwain_64.
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Brown posed for this gnarly mug shot last Sunday after he was caught on camera changing the locks inside a restaurant owned by ex-Death Row artist Danny Boy, who's been friends with Orlando since they were kids.
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This movie probably would not have been made ten or fifteen years ago, before CGI made it possible to film a ski jumping movie without having so many stunt people getting legitimately injured in the more gnarly crashes.
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It was the culmination of a gnarly process that involved her having to escape from Zika-infected Miami to New England, where she ultimately had an emergency C-section, and I'm so grateful that the baby is healthy.
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It reminds me, in emotional effect at least, of Boards of Canada's more haunted work or even some of the gnarly compositions that have come out on the experimental label Shelter Press over the past couple of years.
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She wallows in the aftermath of sex with a gnarly older man (also in Hawaii), an act she has engaged in not because she wanted to, really, but because he has given her free dinners at his restaurant.
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Otherwise, how would you ever discover this gorgeous, mini-themed Friday puzzle with clues that take you all over the world — through the land of entertainment, across the Bible and down into the depths of some gnarly wordplay?
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I was initially brought in to consult with Ross on a technical matter within my limited area of expertise, then somehow found myself sucked into his gnarly world of biffs, CODs and Ninas (also borrowed from my world).
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Bungalow Life Surfers and those who only dream about surfing from their cubicles love to scroll through Indoek, a surf-centric blog that rewards the brain's pleasure center with images of laid-back coastal living and gnarly waves.
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Unfortunately, those growing between asphalt slabs along streets such as Cross Bay Boulevard in Queens, or Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn, may reach a gnarly and premature old age, once they have grown to about 40 or 50 feet.
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According to the WSJ, Google is working on a fully independent VR headset that has everything it needs built right in, no smartphone or PC or gnarly cables trying ever so hard to make you fall on your face.
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She also got to see all his gnarly battle scars from being assassinated by the Night's Watch, which probably confirmed her suspicions about Jon taking "a knife in the heart" for his people, as Davos so bluntly put it.
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It follows Akhavan (as Shirin) as she builds herself back up after a gnarly break-up — both by teaching a film class full of five-year-olds how to remake scenes from The Birds and by briefly becoming homeless.
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Sexual indiscretions, regrettable financial missteps, or just severe lapses in judgement—we all have at least one gnarly secret buried deep down in the depths of our souls, things we'd die of embarrassment if our loved ones found out.
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It is a fierce masterpiece from the Congo that understandably helped shape the fever dream of Dada theory, as this gnarly cherished charm was used to resolve disputes, or as an avenger guardian if malicious sorcery had been perpetrated.
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We spoke with Austin -- who's still recovering from that gnarly eye injury he suffered earlier in the NBA playoff -- and he told us he was super stoked to get a role in a scene shot at Madison Square Garden.
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You find a diversity of age-classes and species, from young hemlocks latched onto fallen trees like octopi; to gnarly red cedar, with their flared buttresses and candelabra tops; to towering Douglas fir trees, with their deeply furrowed bark.
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As for his gnarly nose ... Artie tells us he caught wind of our interview with "Botched" Dr. Paul Nassif while he was in jail, when the Doc said he'd fix Lange's nose if he could kick his drug habit.
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Instead the puzzle was hinting at a more personal cataclysm, and it took a while for me to fill out "AA MEETING"; another example of a clue with gnarly, unusual twinned letters to make you doubt yourself when solving.
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When last we saw Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney in Amazon's "Catastrophe," their unplanned pregnancy had led them beyond the altar to a honeymoon maelstrom — something about her gnarly toenails — that threatened to end things before they'd barely begun.
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We broke the story ... Jen allegedly suffered gnarly bruises and scrapes from the latest fight with Ronnie and there are photos of the injuries, but he denies inflicting them and tells a different story of how she got hurt.
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Published in 1543 when Vesalius was only 28 years old, the tome is packed with delightfully gnarly visuals of dissected corpses, accompanied by text outlining the autopsy process and the value of kinesthetic learning and strict empiricism in medicine.
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Plus, Arcade Fire's hijinks felt cynical; Clark's feels like a rejection of the idea that women artists are meant to be relatable, having endured a career's worth of inane juxtapositions between her pretty face and gnarly shredding like it means anything.
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A painter of gnarly abstract forms, many of which are sectioned by a thick black line into smaller parts, calling to mind cellular forms, aerial maps, or the hide of a monster, the introduction of space vastly broadens his possibilities.
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As Appelbaum tells it, the writers' initial idea was to build this plotline around a howler monkey or a "gnarly fuckin' hyena" — any animal whose already shrill voice could have mutated, within the Zoo universe, to become a devastating weapon.
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In "Fooling With Your Hair" (1985), the top half consists of images vignetted within sourly colored ovals: two '50s-style designer lamps and two gnarly, Giacometti-style sculptures — a portrait bust and a jokey figure of a woman with prominent breasts.
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No matter how gnarly or complicated or upsetting the situation, you are working your way down the list, and you can take some comfort in the knowledge that you're doing things right to get your patient the help they need.
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But this is still a highly risky plan as the nearly 3-mile journey has been described by expert divers as "gnarly," with sections of diving in cold, pitch-black water through tight passages, taking oxygen tanks on and off.
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Naturally, the easiest comparison is to The Hunger Games trilogy—here, you can be a one-time candidate after you turn 20—complete with hormone-and-danger-fueled romance, gnarly violence, and some good ol' fashion dissension within the ranks.
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Images: Annie Llewellyn The Mummies are a gnarly surf-garage punk band from the California, Bay Area who rocked out through the 90s dressed in grubby old bandages and equipped with the shittiest equipment the second hand market had to offer.
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A slice of pizza is so fatty and rich with protein, Amer claims, that it'll keep your belly full and sustain you for much longer in the day than a bowl of cereal that'll have you battling a gnarly sugar comedown.
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But capitalism makes us fickle and foolish: This plunge in price point from €4.50 (roughly $5.59) to €1.41 (roughly $1.75), the Washington Post reported on Friday, led to some gnarly melees in a number of Intermarché locations across the country.
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A (very gnarly) paper by Dimitrov earlier this year showed how a reduction of Mochizuki's proof, if it is eventually verified, should offer solutions to a large number of other mathematical problems, including a new proof of Fermat's last theorem.
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When it tests this new offering in a few stores in California, Whole Foods will join a handful of grocery stores around the country that have started experimenting with selling produce that looks — there's no way of getting around it — pretty gnarly.
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From not-so-bad blackheads to cysts so gnarly you can't believe they even exist in the first place, Sandra Lee, MD, has popped, sliced, and extracted 'em all, always to the sick fascination (and often horror) of her millions of fans.
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An unknown artist from Pavia, Italy created this incredibly creepy silicone sculpture of a human mixed with a lion, featuring the body of a very hairy baby with gnarly fangs, paws for hands and feet, cat-like ears, and even a tail.
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An oft-cited Consumer Affairs investigation from 2008 showed some pretty gnarly accounts of people doing simple things like putting a hot Pyrex pan in the oven only to have it explode in their hands, sending scalding shards of glass into their appendages.
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" So that's why, after laughing at the invitation DJ Trump's ball, he then realized he could use it as an opportunity to shed light on the fact that Trump still hasn't released his tax returns, so they must reveal "really gnarly, dark stuff.
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But Miki Dora, who was one of the original guys who hung out with Gidget, was this insanely bitter sort of gnarly scam artist surf innovator and he just went around this world and lived this really bizarre life ripping people off.
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As you might expect from Grails this record is by turns calming and ambient ("Rebecca"), cerebral and spectral, ("The Moth & the Flame"), meditative and noir cinematic ("After the Funeral"), gnarly, mathy, and kraut rock-tastic ("Pelham"), plus a whole bunch in between.
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The animated visual, courtesy director Al Brown, illustrator Russel Taysom, and animation by Stelle Belle Hex, casts the pair in a DayGlo video game alternate reality as they scour the galaxy to take on gnarly beefcake mutants that want to see them dead.
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Johnny Knoxville: We are authentic friends, and other people who try to do what we do think it's all about being gnarly and trying to prove they're tough, but not one of our cast members is under any illusion that we're tough.
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While a flat pillow is ideal for preventing a stomach sleeper's spine from curving upward, too little loft causes a side sleeper's head to sink below the plane of the neck — causing a gnarly kink that will definitely hurt in the morning.
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Recalling that original recording with a hysterically slurred voice, Avery's drunken "Dance with me ooooh OOOOH ooooh" line became a lead hook after Lysaght refused to let Avery leave the house until the song was finished—regardless of the singer's gnarly hangover.
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Lastly, I think that we have in front of us, sadly I think, a few more gnarly cases where horrific accidents that actually look really bad, like a truck overturned, you know, whatever, happen and then of course there'll be a negative backlash against them.
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And so ads and gnarly page elements sometimes come bundled or injected with actual malware as hackers exploit all this stuff for their own ends and launch man in the middle attacks to grab user data as it's being routinely siphoned off for tracking purposes.
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If national policy is going to make a priority of unraveling the gnarly problem of how the human brain works—to deal with neurodegenerative disorders, to make brain-computer interfaces possible, to hasten the singularity, whatever—then the Brain Initiative is a solid priority.
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Thanks to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pizza Cookbook â€" a collection of gnarly recipes inspired by the unique culinary preferences of everyone's favorite crime-fighting turtles â€" you too can now get a taste of what it's like to live your worst life.
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Similar to the old-school strips, most of her designs draw inspiration from real-life struggles, like getting a gnarly sunburn, putting your short hair up into a top knot, wearing a lip stain that just won't quit, or, most recently, dealing with body hair.
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How else are we to receive "The Huntsman: Winter's War," a gnarly, poorly attended sequel to a 2012 hit that brings back Charlize Theron and Chris Hemsworth, ropes in Jessica Chastain and poor Emily Blunt, and requires them to swing stuff at one another, joylessly.
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Netflix turned David Ayer loose on his elves-and-orcs fantasy cop drama Bright, a movie that "is taking itself seriously," leans hard into issues of race, and will put plenty of gnarly, hard R-rated violent action on our home screens this December.
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It's a desktop simulator, with an old green/black monitor and gnarly scanlines, where you click from email to email on a primitive message board, sniff around your fictional character's personal files, and even try to get IRC up and running for real time chats.
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"I'm headed to Florida and the Bahamas now and I hope you're having a good Labor Day and I will keep you posted on what's going on but it's pretty gnarly," Frankel, 48, said in a video while on her way to the airport.
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Early on in this mercifully short horror picture, a crew member — one of a handful trapped nearly seven miles beneath the ocean in a collapsing futuristic oil rig — wrests from the sea an aggressive, super-gnarly-looking creature, which he brings to show the gang.
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Long-running Midwestern crusties War//Plague are gearing up to release their 11th album, Into the Depths, in late May, and have just let fly with a preview track that (predictably enough if you know anything about these gnarly DIY punk lifers) whips copious amounts of ass.
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He ended up painting multiple walls in the neighborhood, which he admits can seem "a little bit more gnarly than others" in LA. At the end of the day, though, creative freedom and access to new spaces for his work made the experience a memorable one.
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I've unearthed some sweet punk bands this week, too (have you heard this Junta demo??), as well as some class war-centric blackened hardcore, and a new composition from Bleed the Pigs vocalist Kayla's gnarly noise project, so I'm throwing them on the pile as well.
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That especially low kick that Stephens uses is great because even if the opponent raises his leg to check, he is taking a kick on the low part of the shin or ankle, rather than the top of the shin and knee—where those gnarly injuries happen.
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After realizing just how many people think that giving birth via a c-section is the "easy way out," mom blogger Olivia White decided to post a photo of her post-surgery scars to prove that, yes, c-sections can be just as gnarly as natural births.
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Rose's reversion away from the gnarly, organic hairstyle and menacing face mask (in place to treat his broken orbital bone, another little piece of Rose tragedy) that he started the year with seems almost like a stroke of reconditioning and penance for a man who's gone astray.
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But wow, do I love the beauty of a quarterback's tight spiral pass plucked out of the air by a Jerry Rice-like receiver; the power of a Jerome Bettis-like running back pushing through the end zone, the gnarly scrimmages across the offensive and defensive lines.
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One of the first things you see are small, gnarly paintings of ghosts and martyrs by a Kuwaiti artist, Khalifa Qattan; and a video by the French artist Michel Auder that shows pounding footage of CNN and other vintage news broadcasts, projected at full scale, high volume.
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" - Philip Cope (DAMAD/Kylesa) "From the south lands of Savannah, GA DAMAD steamrolled through the 298s linking members from Antischism and Kylesa and bridged the world of punk and metal creating some of the heaviest crushing brutality with some of the most gnarly awesome female vocals ever.
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He'd rifled through almost every drawer, cabinet, and closet inside, and rummaged around in all of Royster's jewelry boxes, but apparently he didn't actually steal anything—aside from some laundry detergent, a little toothpaste, and the makings of a pretty gnarly-sounding sandwich from her fridge.
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"Vikings" isn't just a diet "Game of Thrones," but if you're craving swords and oaths and gnarly beards and creepy birds and blond ladies being manipulated and everyone being coated in a permanent layer of sad mud and people constantly talking about their fathers and and and … .
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Both fairs went out of their way to include smaller local galleries — I appreciated the gnarly pottery of Jennifer Rochlin at the Frieze booth of a Glendale gallery called The Pit — but the bigger-ticket merchandise remained on the booths of New York and London dealers.
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He divulges about his relationship to drugs, where his alleged use was the subject of countless gnarly tabloid rumors: He clarifies his relationship with Michael Jackson: Culkin had an awkward run-in with James Franco after Leaving Neverland came out: He had a bad audition recently: Cheers, Mac.
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It won't flop down when the person in front of me on the plane cranks their seat back like a large iPad might, and the range of colors in something like that gnarly Quantum Realm scene in Ant-Man and the Wasp looks plenty bright and not muddy.
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Instead of taking the easy route, though, Cough's ambition takes flight; songs like the familiarly venomous "Possession" are counterbalanced by the sun-scorched and weary melancholy of "Let it Bleed," which could almost be called a ballad if it didn't dissolve into something so gnarly by its filthy end.
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As a game, it splits the difference between a traditional point and click adventure (with plenty of inventory wrangling) and a slightly more Zelda-style affair, with some elements that resemble boss fights and gnarly environmental puzzles that involve pushing, pulling, dodging, or interacting with the right elements.
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Last weekend, Ubisoft hosted a tournament at the Intel Esports Arena in Burbank, California, to kick off the third season of For Honor, a fighting game known for its gnarly, albeit historically flawed premise of getting knights, Vikings, and samurai warriors to fight each other on the same field.
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Then, there's filling the grid: on any other day of the week, a constructor can rely on a few bits of crosswordese to fill in a particularly gnarly section of the grid, but the Monday puzzle has to be relatively free of obscurities so that anyone can solve it.
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Yet things thankfully picked up on Tuesday night, when two of the game's biggest stars — Stephen Curry and James Harden — injected some much-needed nobility into the proceedings by playing through their gnarly injuries in the Golden State Warriors' 115-109 Game 2 triumph over the Houston Rockets.
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With her paint surfaces sometimes verging on low relief, it is unsurprising that, for the first time, Ms. Schutz is also exhibiting sculpture, a frequent subject in her paintings: five bronzes of her characteristically gnarly figures whose crazed textures amaze and will surely feed back into her painting.
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The plant is then unable to supply enough nutrients to these seeds, which results in something called fasciation—the plant kicks out loads of baby kernels and the result is gnarly ears of corn that aren't of very much use from a food perspective (or from the corn's perspective).
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Lucas and I got to spend time with the Rift over the past few days (read Lucas' full review here) — and, though we rarely do unboxings these days and a gnarly cold was making my nose so stuffed up that I could hardly speak, we figured this one was worthy.
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In those of Indian families, mothers are forces of nature: spinning bowls of chutney from gnarly coconuts and overripe tomatoes, using generational trade secrets to create dishes that conquer dinner tables, feeding and stuffing the veins and hearts of those they love with butter-laden rotis and puffy mountains of rice.
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In a sense — and despite the somewhat gnarly, involuted language in which much of it is couched — Questions of Poetics is a quite personal attempt to follow up The Grand Piano with another round of stock-taking: an individual rather than collaborative response this time, but not an individualistic one.
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There are longer and grander narrative arcs in the Witcher series, as enormous and gnarly as an old tree, but the real fruit on its branches is those smaller stories and vignettes that capture where the lives of small communities and individual people collide with the force and flow of history.
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Sodium, which starts out as a silver-white metal, first turns into sodium oxide, which is like a white powder, then turns into molten sodium, which is hot metal goo, and then turns into this purple egg-ish thing before finally bursting into flames and ending as sodium peroxide, which is totally gnarly.
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Time Now for Some Gnarly Photos of Spiders Eating Other AnimalsSpiders are creepy even at the best of times, but new photos taken from the Amazon rainforest put…Read more ReadGizmodo writer Matt Novak tells me that I should remind readers that not all Australian creatures are scary; some are quite cute.
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Ong's Hat, Pine Barrens, New JerseyPhoto: Misha Friedman (Gizmodo)The legend of Ong's HatCovering more than 21995 million acres of largely unspoiled primordial forest, the Pine Barrens feel impossibly dense and vast, a wild and lonely place where sandy trails wind past mysterious lichen and rare flora, like the gnarly pygmy pitch pine.
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That is, some pieces went on sale online immediately after show, like print editions (a multi-pocket barn jacket the color of a grass stain costing $1,390, say, or a gnarly black T-shirt collaged with an animal skull for $595); some will be presented to market in two later commercial phases.
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As a member of the U.S. Ski Team, Maple had side-slipped, and then skied, most of the World Cup's other majestic, gnarly downhills, but this track—which descends an unremarkable and not particularly tall forested alp called the Hahnenkamm, in Kitzbühel, Austria—seemed to represent a whole new level of inhospitable.
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It is a measure of the speed with which these artists have reshaped the contemporary art world that in late 1993, the New Museum collaborated with the Museum of American Folk Art (now the American Folk Art Museum) on a large retrospective of Thornton Dial, the Alabama creator of haunted, gnarly relief paintings.
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Gnarly, ornate, and challenging, it's light years away from the beatific folk that he made his name on back in the late 2000s—but watching him evolve as an artist has been nourishing, and anyone with a hunger for music to sink his or her teeth into will find plenty to admire.
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There's a video of the press conference they did below: the two spoke for an hour-and-a-half in private before meeting the press, and I can only assume by the shellshocked look on Trump's face throughout that Obama showed him Some Extremely Gnarly Area 51 Shit, or the blood ritual room, or something.
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Mixed by Taylor Young (Nails, Twitching Tongues) and mastered by Brad Boatright (Black Breath, Inverloch, Sleep), the San Diego trio's self-titled debut rips and tears through a gnarly mix of hardcore, thrash, crust, and general bad vibes, and you can just tell that they're going to slay live once they get out of California.
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The fact that you're able to bring your favorite old games home for less than the price of an iPad is wild (or should we say gnarly?) via GIPHY They're not officially on sale until September 27, but you can preorder them to make sure you have yours on the exact day they're released.
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Chuck in half an onion (skin etc still on), some garlic cloves in their skin (crushed completely with the base of your hand), any manky old spring onions you've got lying round, perhaps a gnarly bit of celery, definitely an unpeeled carrot chopped in half, a huge piece of ginger chopped into a few bits.
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Sapho may focus on ways to make legacy software more modern, but the product itself is a product very much of the new wave of IT applications and how they are priced on demand: it is $4 per active user per month, with a one-time connection fee "to connect the gnarly older stuff" in the words of Yared.
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The band graces the cover of the mag's latest issue in the form of a gnarly illustration (done by artist Matt Stikker) of Trump's decapitated head in the talons of liberty: As part of the New Noise flexi series, the issue also includes a copy of their song, "Take the Fall," which you can stream below.
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I've so far settled on this potent combination: the short but gnarly "Blood Axe" to thrash anything that dares come close, the aforementioned missile launcher (lovingly dubbed the "Envoy of Destruction") that lets me hop around while my small children automatically find a quick but deadly path to baddies, and the boring but effective Plasma Pistol.
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The exhibition, like the others commemorating the artist's centenary here and elsewhere, is consistently marked by the ever-morphing strangeness of Schiele's vision, from the gnarly, oversized hands belonging to the five-year-old Herbert Reiner, to the hyper-stylized symmetry of "Portrait of Edward Kosmack" (1910), to the harrowing embrace of "Death and Maiden (Man and Girl)" (1915).
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Sure, we can assume all these folks are just weirdos with bad taste, sick humor, and probably some gnarly stomach aches—if not for the fact that the trick of refilling a jar of mayo with vanilla pudding and eating it in public is a pretty well-established food prank, going back to 2012 at the very least.
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The Stranger Things actor has seen some pretty gnarly stuff — human-eating Demogorgons, weird slime that connects the Updside Down to Hawkins, and the aftermath of a shadow monster invading his best friend's body, to name a few — but none of those things were nearly as terrifying as his latest Wikipedia discovery, which will likely haunt him for the rest of his days.
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In Grammy's past, we've seen Lady Gaga show up in an egg, CeeLo Green introduce Gnarly Davidson (we're still not quite sure what to make of that one), Rihanna remind us that loofas can be fashion, too, J. Lo make fashion history with a single Versace dress, Nicki Minaj channel a leopard from head to toe, and so much more.
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But staying in bed would be really bad for you if you actually never moved, because you'd probably get bed sores, you'd lose half your strength in three to five weeks, your bones would lose 40-70 percent of their mass, your heart rate would jump up, and you'd deal with gnarly things like increased anxiety and maybe even kidney stones.
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And yet, after airing a 6-episode television series this summer — which was renewed for a sophomore season — and dropping a steady stream of gnarly popping videos to her YouTube channel, our sweet sweet Sandra Lee is gifting us all an end-of-year bonus: An hour-long TLC holiday special they're calling "The 12 Pops of Christmas," reports Cosmo.
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One night, a fellow student who was dating the artist Keith Haring brought Alig to one of Haring's parties at Area—a short-lived, mythical nightclub with immersive installations that would change every six weeks, including a pool designed to look like a bowl of alphabet soup (for the "Food" theme) and a ramp whizzing with skaters on the dancefloor (for "Gnarly").
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Though the basement décor is heavy on tacked-up posters of rap stars like Kanye West, Dr. Dre and Wu-Tang Clan — the preferred genre of Mr. Klein and Mr. Lazarus — Mr. Hanley plays saxophone and keyboards in several local rock bands, including Gnarly Karma, a four-piece indie-rock outfit earning comparisons to the Dave Matthews Band and Mumford & Sons.
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I had four concussions, I broke my hand, I busted my meniscus, whiplash... Maybe the worst one is I got back from the emergency room one night from a gnarly concussion and I had a little blood in my nose, so I went to blow my nose, and when I blew it, my left eye popped out of its socket.
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Nanotubes Self-Assemble Into Wires With a Blast From a Tesla CoilFrom chaos, some order and energy—at least if you're a bunch of carbon nanotubes being blasted by a …Read more ReadA YouTuber going by the name nabzim has uploaded a video of himself playing a pretty gnarly little DIY Tesla coil amp and I have to say the results are not exactly what I expected.
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This has been an odd season for some of the more reliable talents, people like Junya Watanabe, whose sneering bad boy collection — featuring models heavily inked and adorned with gnarly tufted theatrical beards that suggested someone had gone bonkers with some yak and a bottle of Ben Nye spirit gum — was rife with references to mob henchmen, darkly humorous Eastern European movies and Russian prisoners.
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It's a gnarly set of challenges for Mark Meadows, but then again, each of Trump's three previous chiefs of staff saw their fair share of chaos: Reince Priebus often just tried to keep the administration afloat in its calamitous early days; John Kelly sought to rein in a boss he saw as mercurial and dangerous; Mick Mulvaney helped him stumble into an impeachment scandal.
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Tiny Brooklyn wine store Gnarly Vines returned six cases of product (almost $1000 worth of booze) upon learning of the controversy, and will be donating the sales from the rest of their stock to the Pink Flamingo drag synchronized swim team, while Tom Coliccio's massive Crafted Hospitality restaurant group took to Instagram to say it is devoting 100 percent of the profits from remaining bottles to God's Love We Deliver.
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We've skated with the gnarliest of the gnarly, and it's fucking rad to see who your heroes are or people you've seen in magazines and videos, but what really stokes me out is going to a park and running into some kids or even my friends who don't really skate… the smile on their faces when they're getting a grind, and they've never done it before… it's the raddest thing ever.
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The penultimate episode of Game of Thrones Season 7 was a doozy: One of Dany's dragons is dead — and resurrected into a gnarly ice dragon — at the Night King's frosty hand, but Westeros' Magnificent Seven (now six; sorry Thoros) still succeeded in capturing a wight, which means Dany and Jon are taking their loveboat south to King's Landing for a meet-cute with our other favorite incesty power couple, Cersei and Jaime.
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So I think the programmers, historically, have been blamed for the high cost of traditional pay TV when they're not fully responsible for the high cost of pay TV. I think it was either you or someone else put out recently, when you look at the RSN service charge, the local broadcast service charge ... Right, there's a lot of ... There's a lot of stuff in that ... If you have cable TV and you look at the bill, it's full of gnarly stuff, but the main structure ... this is the ... I think people are getting more and more aware of, is — and Disney is sort of the prime example here, right?
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