You stick it in the rubber and go to town.
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The Blue Jays like to go to town too, though.
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So you rip off the lid and go to town.
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And then, with that established, he can really go to town.
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Then hit it with the plain butter and go to town.
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One day Lynx wanted us to go to town for groceries.
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Buy a second controller (possibly a wireless one) and go to town.
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Use a spray bottle and dilute Neem oil and go to town.
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They go to town, and just make up a bunch of crap.
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KS: Just go to town and do nothing on that Apple Watch.
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Also, never go to town with a guy who drives a rowboat. 9.
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"The super is for when you want to go to town," Cotton said.
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Honestly, I just sort of get in a zone and go to town.
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So we thought we'd just go to town with that kind of stuff.
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"Go to town and use items that usually stay in the drawer," she says.
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Then, I go to town — massaging, de-puffing, and rolling to my heart's content.
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We head to an all-you-can-eat South Indian buffet and go to town.
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Feel free to go to town and claim all the bragging rights, you cunning linguist.
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If your office or your second yacht needs a cooking appliance, then go to town.
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She installed some swing and paved a road for her singing to go to town.
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Grab a cleansing pad, or this rad spin tool, and go to town on your brushes!
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It's great fun: Just right click on the icons to swap them and go to town.
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No need for plates—just bring a bouquet of forks and let everyone go to town.
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It's enough to just put these women in these roles, and let them go to town.
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Sometimes it would hit a particularly snarled sector and really go to town, grinding like crazy.
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Like, if you were to arrange a nude figure with PeeWee on the left… go to town!
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Especially given that she can now just go to town on brother Jaime without a second thought.
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Pick up any basic North American bird field guide, a pair of binoculars, and go to town.
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"Pasta has taken over as my new favorite go-to-town food," Aniston said at the time.
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When I go to town for groceries, one of those two pistols is concealed inside my waistband.
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With instant access to tax data, Finns can go to town celebrating the successful rich who pay.
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Some also require guests to take a brief safety training before they're allowed to go to town.
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"We want athletes that go in the Google Doc and just go to town," he told me.
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Lover boy N. picks up some Tito's while I go to TOWN at Whole Foods on cocktail ingredients.
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They feel connected to you, so when you go to town it's like I am with the ex.
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We want people to go to town halls, protest, we want to figure out what the communities need.
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Bannon argued that Democrats should "go to town" with attacks on the GOP tax bills given their unpopularity.
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I then do the unthinkable/best thing ever and douse them in butter AND vinegar and go to town.
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With the feet, on the other hand, I can let the Hypervolt go to town on its highest setting.
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If Castro was on the Democratic ticket in 2020, Trump would go to town on his opponent's Mexican ancestry.
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Image: ScreenshotThat's very welcome of course, but it doesn't really let you go to town on your own custom shortcuts.
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She reiterated the need for kids to go to town halls, engaging with their representatives and asking them tough questions.
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Just grab some nice rosettes from your local craft store and go to town on a lab coat or something.
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If you're into beauty, you might use that time to go to town on ingrown hairs plaguing your bikini line.
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Some people go to town with thick, dramatic wings, while others use a lighter hand for a teeny, kitten flick.
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Or you could just pour a glass of wine and go to town creating an absolute mess of a painting.
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"We'll wait for the second week for that, and I know Alan will go to town on those," he said.
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You can go to town halls and debates, and get political, and you can register to vote in your presidential election.
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And the more sugar you eat, the more fuel the bacteria has to go to town on your teeth, he says.
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The people who attend Afropunk go to town with their beauty, and not in the hopes of getting their photos snapped.
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Emboldened, I let her go to town with the contour and blush, two areas where I usually keep it very soft.
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Add things like conversational persuasive techniques to your skillset, then go to town on your legions of captivated clients and partners.
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Netflix's downloads work just like Hulu's — in the Downloads tab, you can click Find More To Download and go to town.
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It's almost like a small TV channel for your brand where you can go to town with out-of-the-box concepts.
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But unlike other fads, it's simple to achieve: Just pick one color and go to town on your eyes, cheeks, and lips.
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Her specialty is fermentation, the ancient form of preserving and catalyzing food by letting bacteria go to town on its tantalizing sugars.
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Because after the stuff I've said about certain ethnic groups, they are really going to go to town on you in prison.
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My skin never used to be as sensitive as it is now; I used to go to town on chemical peels and extractions.
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Media accelerator Matter has thrown down the gauntlet and is challenging startups to load up their slingshots of truth and go to town.
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Part of my Saturday routine is to go to Town School Clothes Closet and Cris Consignment, both on Polk Street, in San Francisco.
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So if you want to try it out for yourself, pick up a bottle of oil, some microfiber cloths, and go to town.
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"If you want to be on Facebook and you want to have ads thrust in front of you, go to town," he added.
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The device is charged via microUSB, and once it's synced to a mobile device, you can pretty much go to town writing or drawing.
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Her makeup artist Simone A Siegl covered up the dress in paper towels so she can go to town painting foundation on Bell's décolleté.
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Just peruse, download (almost all of them are free), clean and cover your phone with a body-safe silicone case, and go to town.
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Ms. Lawal is relieved that she no longer has to spend two hours to go to town and fetch gasoline jugs on a motorbike.
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You can go to town, move into neighborhoods, buy things, you can open a business downtown Chicago... and I can't, but you from England!
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I think that lawmakers are going to see that as a green light to do whatever they want and they will go to town.
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Slim gave his Audemars and Rolex Yacht-Master watches -- more than $50k each -- to Houston celebrity jeweler ZoFrost, and told him to go to town.
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Doja Cat "Go To Town" On the flip side of the coin, I love a good tribute to cunnilingus, and Doja Cat more than delivers.
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Kratos isn't defenseless when he divests himself of the axe — he's free to continue to go to town on enemies using his shield and fists.
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Start by picking out the crayon that best matches your wall color, and then "all you have to do is go to town," Scott says.
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You can actually grab a pad, stick it on the second surface and write away, and the Yoga Book will go to town digitizing it.
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"When we lived together, I used to lay in her lap at night and she would go to town on my blackheads," Petsch, 24, told PEOPLE.
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When the internet gods bestow upon us a truly eccentric photo of Nicolas Cage, you can count on the internet to go to town on it.
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Riding a Segway is a bit like having sex with your socks on, and it is undoubtedly the most ridiculous-looking way to go to town.
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Bowie cut his notes into phrases while Burroughs preferred slicing up big chunks of text, but whichever you prefer, grab some scissors and go to town.
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Alison Brie and Dave Franco are married, what was it like for all of you to go to town with Dave with his wife on set?
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But, just because the drinks are unlimited and the toasts are plenty at a wedding, it doesn't mean that you should go to town as a guest.
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Each of the 52 campaigns has a goal of $3,000, and any extra money will go to town halls, gallery shows for local artists, and more billboards.
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Jamie Foxx was in the mood to go, go, go to town on a bottle of tequila with Lil Jon ... because that's just how he does 52!!!
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So, she bought a plain white dress online and asked some of her 580 students, ages 3 to 11, to go to town on it with Sharpies.
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So grab your microfiber cloth, pour a few drops of alcohol onto it, wring it out so it isn't dripping wet, and go to town on the surface.
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With Instagram adding the option to—let's be real—go to town on whatever post you're sharing, I can only imagine its utility to me will degrade even further.
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It's like an itch you need to scratch, so — with a pair of shears you bought from the local beauty store — you go to town on your dead ends.
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"He said he wished he didn't know Hillary so he could really go to town on the people persecuting her so he could really speak his mind," says Zimmerman.
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While you can go to town sanding your headlights by hand, the NuLens Headlight Renewal Kit makes it easier by letting a power drill do most of the work.
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Home cooks could go to town and add mussels, shrimp, slices of chicken, egg halves that are not quite hard-cooked, and greens like scallions, bok choy and seaweed.
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Every time we fly now, we let our 2½-year-old son take the window seat and go to town arranging the various creatures in all sorts of ridiculous configurations.
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Since the shoes are made of a leather upper and rubber outsole, you can really go to town cleaning without worrying about messing up a delicate suede or knit material.
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"I think we should just toss some cheese cubes in the coffin, stuff some toothpicks in her mouth, and let the people go to town," is a perfect line. 25.
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Not in the sense of actually doing them — I will put on the yellow gloves, grab a soapy sponge, and go to town rather than leave them sitting in the sink.
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The next time I saw my hookup buddy who'd dabbled with spanking me previously, I told him that I wanted him to go to town on my ass — and he did.
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You can download the app here and run it yourself if you're so inclined or you can simply sit back and watch it go to town, algorithmically trading based on Trump mentions.
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It seems against the laws of physics that I can expand much more, so I took that opportunity to really go to town at the many delicious dining establishments along Montauk Highway.
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Herrine: I feel like there's so many different ways that you could go to town on this thing, but he suggested taking that sip and then taking a bite of that cookie.
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All that wild green stuff is no slouch when it comes to decarbonization, and it would love to go to town on the millions of acres currently occupied by nothing but cattle.
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And with an extra hour of daylight (not to mention your seasonal allergies back in full swing), there's no better time to dust off your Swiffer and go to town on your apartment.
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Our friends decide to take off early to go to town for brunch, but J. and I have faith that the cliffs will dry out and we'll still be able to climb today.
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Lay it out on a nice blanket (this one emblazoned with Grave Digger is nice) along with some meaty sandwiches and cookie dough cookies, and go to town on your al fresco meal.
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They are less interested than Americans or Britons in boozing and spa treatments, but keener on gambling, and really go to town in the onboard shops, buying such things as foreign-made appliances.
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The lawyers will go to town and it'll go on and then he's either not gonna be in office or he's not gonna control either the House or the Senate, something like that.
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A couple of days later, another friend picks me up at the airport, and together we pick up some rubber gloves and disinfectant on the way and go to town on the apartment.
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Sergeant Saunders said he had a particular reason to go to town: He was carrying a gun, a personal weapon not issued by the Army, and he wanted to get rid of it.
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Ms. Tanden predicted that Jeb Bush, who was viewed at the time as the potential Republican front-runner, would "go to town" on the issue because his own emails as Florida governor were public.
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So I waited in line, let an attendant wrap my feet in weird sanitary sock things, and handed my body over to the chair so it could go to town on my aching muscles.
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Bonner teaches about 580 students from ages 3 to 11 and let them go to town for about two weeks using Sharpies and fabric markers on a plain white dress she bought on Amazon.
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But if you want to try your hand at recreating old-school special effects, find yourself a 3D printer, make a miniature version of Ghostbusters' Stay Puft Marshmallow Man, and go to town with a blowtorch.
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The phone features filters and effects that are built right into its camera, so you don't even need a separate app to edit your selfies, though you can by all means go to town with one.
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Mm. I've seen it in taco form, but never like a burrito like this, and I'm really, really tempted to just peel away all of the burnt cheese on the outside and just go to town.
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The answer is offense, and the wily nature of manager Buck Showalter—so, if Mark Trumbo, Manny Machado, Adam Jones, and Jonathan Schoop can go to town, they have a chance to take two of three.
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While I prefer to kick back and watch skilled carvers go to town, those of you who want to step up your pumpkin game this year might want to invest in some classic carving tools from Amazon.
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She vapes agitatedly when she's not talking a mile a minute — the dense dialogue can be hard to unpack because the action is set in Baton Rouge, La., and the actors go to town with the accent.
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But since most websites are still totally acceptable, warm up your scrolling finger, and go to town on this incredible fan tribute that sees the entire original Star Wars: A New Hope turned into one long scrollable schematic.
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Admittedly, her adorable treats, which were made in collaboration with Cosmopolitan, are a whole lot fancier than anything Luke would ever serve at his no-nonsense place, but we're sure Rory and Lorelai would go to town on them.
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We're not saying you should feel compelled to go to town on your chilly tiled kitchen floor, but there's something to be said about some extra body heat in the bleak mid-winter — with the right positions, that is.
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But Go To Town On Other Body Parts The Clarisonic Smart Profile comes with both a facial brush and a larger body-brush attachment, but you can really use any of the versions on your bod if you please.
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I have a new organization called Onward Together and I'm helping some of these new groups that have sprouted up online to recruit candidates, run candidates, help candidates go to town halls, expose Republican members for their hypocrisy and the like.
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Yet when you actually pop a diffuser onto your dryer and go to town, you end up with a half-dried, knotty mess that looks like you air-dried your strands in a wind tunnel — not at a calming beach somewhere.
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This is also a chance to really go to town on the features and shooting experience; both companies need to make a big impression, not just with the customers they've lost to rival systems but to their own loyal shooters.
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If the day comes when Chelsea Clinton says, "Ha, JK, I'm running for office!" then by all means go to town on why that's a good or bad idea and whether she was dishonest and tried to deceive us all.
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But progressive Clinton critics who support her reluctantly, or who don't support her but hope for the progressive-most outcome in November, are likely working against interest if they treat the election as a foregone conclusion and go to town.
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But on the Wii U, on the GamePad, you could go to town on that shiny trinket, thumbing it into a terrific spin, around and around and around, upside down and back again, until you felt sick from the motion.
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After using these headphones for a couple of weeks, the use cases of "active listening" features have become far less dynamic and I generally just toss the buds in, lower the volume to its strongest level of voice-cancelling and go to town.
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You don't get as much control over the lock screen, for example, or the always-on display, so if you do have the time and inclination to go to town on phone tweaking them Samsung One UI feels like a better bet.
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"This health care fight was the most perfect embodiment of what's possible when a grassroots movement really does come together and relentlessly speak out and go to town halls and make phone calls into district offices," said Jesse Lehrich, OFA's communications director.
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LOS ANGELES, May 10 (Reuters) - Pride, celebrity, escapism and a fascination with all things British are driving U.S. TV networks to go to town on the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle with week-long specials, live streaming, and romantic movies.
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You shouldn't go to town scrubbing it with a brillo pad, true, because you don't want to ruin all of your hard-earned seasoning, but you also don't want a pan smelling of rancid fat sitting on your stove all the time, either. 220.
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According to Crosland, he thought the little dog was on the verge of death—so, for some reason, he brought the ailing pup to school and just let the class's snapping turtle "Jaws" go to town on the thing while a handful of students watched.
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For most people, the holidays are a time of excess, an occasion to gather around the table with family and friends and go to town, imperial Roman-style, on as much food and drink as is possible to stuff down one's gullet in a two-hour timespan.
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Go deeper: Axios' Jonathan Swan has some details from Trump's meetings with Xi in November in Beijing: Trump wound up U.S. Trade Representative Bob Lighthizer and let him go to town in Beijing when meeting with Xi and a whole bunch of Chinese representatives in November.
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If you are horrified at what is happening in Washington and in many states, you can march in the streets, you can go to town halls and demand more from your representatives, you can share the latest outrageous news on your social media feed — all worthwhile activities.
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"I do think Mitt has a good point that the voters are entitled to know before they vote, because you better believe the Democrats, if there's anything in there, the Democrats are going to go to town on this," Cruz said at a forum on Fox News Wednesday.
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Anyone who avoids doing so is probably worried they'll look like a pervert somehow (licking your fingers can appear equally horny, especially if you really go to town on them, but food-wise it's generally accepted by now), OR that they'll make their hands clammy and sticky by doing it.
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All of that was a major no-no, of course, because back in April 2018 he terrorized Jaime by leaping onto her Mercedes-Benz and using a skateboard to go to town on her windshield and rear window ... all while her then 4-year-old son was in the car.
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While at first glance this album appears an empty promotional device for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, in fact it's an irresistible slice of maximalist technokitsch orchestrated by Rick Rubin, who recruited several leading EDM artistes, gave them a file filled with assorted samples from the Star Wars movies, and let them go to town.
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Before you go to town with your mouth, you might want to have some basic tools handy, like a pillow to prop up the back or butt, a towel or absorbent blanket to provide an ideal environment for letting the fluids flow, and a water-based lube — sure our mouths can create saliva, but that's not always enough.
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Three days of the Homec hem experiment were dedicated to studying their effects: on the first day, student volunteers were asked to use only minimal skin and hair care; on the second, they were allowed to follow their normal routine; and, on the third, they were encouraged to go to town with scented body sprays, lotions, mousses, and mists.
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In the premier of its new web series (the trailer for which was shown off at Disrupt the other week), the team behind the fighting robot startup league go to town on their own robot, the $200,000 Mk. II. In order to stress test the six-ton bot's protective casing, the team shoots it with its own gun and gives it several whacks with a wrecking ball.
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The big picture: As the White House prepares for the summit with North Korea in Singapore on June 12 ("a once unimaginable encounter," the N.Y. Times calls it), we've put together a look at President Trump handles foreign leaders when the doors are closed: Trump wound up U.S. Trade Representative Bob Lighthizer and let him go to town in Beijing when meeting with President Xi Jinping and a whole bunch of Chinese representatives in November.
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