It has a loose, friendly, house-party vibe, and it's impossible not to have a good time watching the actors have a good time with one another.
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"People come down here to have a good time and we want them to have a good time, but we also want them to obey the laws," Troiano said.
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Uncle Joe sure knows how to have a good time!
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I feel comfortable, I'm here to have a good time.
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I have a good time catching up with my friend.
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We know how to party and have a good time.
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We are all in this to have a good time.
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They're going to have a good time on the system.
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It's been refreshing to see her have a good time.
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" His refrain on that track: "Let's have a good time.
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And they have a good time together and eat together.
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But damn if he can't still have a good time.
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We have a good time and want to stay together.
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Everyone wants to have a good time while at work.
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"I hope they will have a good time," says Invader.
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Fact: You don't need love to have a good time.
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"I'm just here to have a good time," she said.
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Did you have a good time with the "Good Life"?
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Keep it positive We're all tailgating to have a good time.
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"Let's have a good time tonight Hawaii!" he wrote on Thursday.
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She's so fun and she likes to have a good time.
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Dim the lights, play some sexy music, have a good time.
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Yes, we go to the movies to have a good time.
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But if it is, you're going to have a good time.
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I just wanted to have a good time tonight, I thought.
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Everyone is going to have a good time, no matter what.
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"I just want people to have a good time," he said.
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But, hey, we're all just trying to have a good time.
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Just concentrate on me and smile and have a good time.
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So put on your tennis whites and have a good time.
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If you don't have a good time, well, you're a goomba.
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We go door to door and we have a good time.
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The Lacheys sure do know how to have a good time!
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She loved reggae music; she loved to have a good time.
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London Bridge is still a place to have a good time.
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I think most folks go there to have a good time.
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Today's energy is unpredictable—but you'll likely have a good time!
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Boring men who don't know how to have a good time.
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We want to be very open and have a good time.
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I want the people that listen to have a good time.
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"I like to party and have a good time," Knost said.
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Plus, it makes some people smile and have a good time.
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You were so worried about whether she'd have a good time.
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We'll talk about everything, and we're all have a good time.
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They're there to hear your music and have a good time.
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We have a good time, and we hope for the best.
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They were just trying to have a good time, after all.
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Some drama is likely, but you'll probably have a good time.
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Everybody's trying to have a good time and make a living.
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They certainly deserve to have a good time without feeling excluded.
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ALBRIGHT No, but I do like to have a good time.
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Everyone is here to have a good time and be entertained.
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"Thank you both very much, have a good time," he said.
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"Made me laugh, made me have a good time," she said.
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We have a good time, we have a sense of humor.
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Apple: Just to help spread the message and have a good time.
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And Alex, it seems, is just trying to have a good time.
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Everyone's there to have a good time, but the stakes are high.
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The guy looks like all he does is have a good time.
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I'm going to have a good time and see how I do.
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But like you, we know how to have a good time, too.
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Then I thought, Fuck this, I'm going to have a good time.
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After a couple drinks you might even begrudgingly have a good time.
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I get to go to New York and have a good time.
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Nobody is judging, everybody is just here to have a good time.
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This helps everyone have a good time, free from harassment or victimization.
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After all, she deserves to relax and have a good time too.
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They're just people you can laugh and have a good time with.
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We all drink a little too much but have a good time.
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I'll hang out for 90 minutes, and we'll have a good time.
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You don't need to spend a lot to have a good time.
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It is impossible not to have a good time in their company.
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You fulfill roles, and you chat, and you have a good time.
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Did you have a good time while you were on the run?
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If I'm in town, we'll hang out and have a good time.
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You're ready to have a good time, but tonight brings major drama.
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Clint Hester did not have a good time with this simple invitation.
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I wondered if they were starting to have a good time too.
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It's did you have a good time and did you enjoy yourself?
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Get some girlfriends, go to the theater, and have a good time.
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It's not just about whether or not I have a good time.
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" As Hillary supporters went wild, Clinton added, "So have a good time.
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This photo is depicting boys using technology to have a good time.
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Sam Smith knows how to have a good time while out on tour.
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And that they can have a good time while they heal the divide.
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This is obviously getting heated, and we're sure to have a good time.
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More likely than not, I just hoped I would have a good time.
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All we wanted to do was train, fight and have a good time.
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If I can stay with that, then I have a good time playing.
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Throw on some good tunes, relax and remember to have a good time.
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"Being a virgin doesn't mean you can't have a good time," he said.
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We very much enjoy and have a good time making records with him.
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Think of that and you might actually let yourself have a good time.
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But that's OK, because we're all just here to have a good time.
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Have a good time, and we are going to look the other way.
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But Jack is really great, and I have a good time with him.
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We have a good time and are constantly laughing and pushing each other.
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"I just do silly things to have a good time," says Iliev-Piseli.
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"Being a virgin doesn't mean you can't have a good time," he says.
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You make a lot of friends and you have a good time here!
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You'd just camp, meet people, do drugs, drink and have a good time.
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You just want to be around your friends and have a good time.
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He declined an interview "I'm just here to have a good time." pic.twitter.
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The energy tonight is emotional, but you'll likely have a good time anyway.
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Beach Goth abides by one rule: Dress up and have a good time.
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"We just eat with Whisky and with Lulu, we have a good time."
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"Have a good time without me," she added in the workroom, packing up.
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You're smart, have common sense, and know how to have a good time.
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We just eat with Whisky and with Lulu, we have a good time.
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I was an actor in L.A. I wanted to have a good time.
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"Lisa did really not have a good time doing them," said Bright, 64.
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It's important to have a good time if you want to go fast.
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We Tumblr users just came out to have a good time, and honestly.
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The point isn't to have a good time while looking around at interesting locations.
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Hope you have a good time in doggie heaven and enjoy lots of bones.
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"Despite his pain, he tried his hardest to have a good time," she says.
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The cast of Game of Thrones sure knows how to have a good time.
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And even though it was pouring, Wahlberg still managed to have a good time.
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If you let yourself get into it, you're going to have a good time.
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Get it out the way, so you can dance and have a good time.
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I just want to have a good time, that's what we're doing, you know?
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One Twitter user reminded us that America knows how to have a good time.
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"The only general instruction we received was: Have a good time," Mr. Lindner said.
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It's easier to just climb aboard the Ecto-1 and have a good time.
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Stay safe, stay hydrated, have a good time, watch out for your fellow sisters.
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So people can have a good time with our IP on a mobile device.
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It's obvious that they want to help their users to have a good time.
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"I just want people to come in and have a good time," said Benda.
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I wanted to make sure he could run around and have a good time.
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"Me being a boss, I'm only going to have a good time," he said.
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Determined to have a good time, I buy myself a drink and some shots.
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And they can come down on a Friday night and have a good time.
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" Or he could just have a good time for the rest of his life."
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Enjoy the Sun's entry into Aries, and make time to have a good time.
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If the press would be honest, I'd go because I'd have a good time.
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The idea behind Beach Goth is simple: dress up and have a good time.
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Mars enters Aries today, reminding you that you love to have a good time.
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Its warmth and willingness to have a good time can fill you with happiness.
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Things are unclear today, but that doesn't mean you can't have a good time.
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It's a fiver to get in and you're guaranteed to have a good time.
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"In New York City, everyone's too cool to have a good time," Nicole laughs.
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" She continues: "I just thought people would have a good time laughing at it.
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" Touring the storm's wreckage, he told a hurricane victim to "have a good time.
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You can just straight-up tell them what you need to have a good time.
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If you don't have a good time in these shoes, you're not a good time.
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"It's my goal to have a good time and be kind to everyone," she said.
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They want to have a good time without giving a shit what other people think.
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But everybody seems to like them, so I want everybody to have a good time.
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WalletHub has some information that could help you have a good time this October 31.
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But Cheryl and Chuck aren't there to get everyone wasted and have a good time.
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It's my favorite thing in the world so I want to have a good time.
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This is an opportunity to show that you know how to have a good time.
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So when I went away to college, I was going to have a good time.
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Ken Jeong played Leslie Chow, an international criminal who loves to have a good time.
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One does not have to scream to have a good time at an amusement park.
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The big roly poly man, Daruk, is honestly just out to have a good time.
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You don't need a $400 For Love and Lemons romper to have a good time.
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"It was all, 'I promise to make sure you have a good time,'" she said.
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It was always about making me feel good and dance and have a good time.
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To relax, he liked to go out and have a good time, eating and drinking.
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Even at the time, I was: Have a good time with this, be an anthropologist.
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When it comes to retirement, people are basically told 'good luck, have a good time.
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"The contestants on our shows come because they have a good time," Mr. Barris replied.
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From the stage, he encouraged his officials to get loose and have a good time.
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So when she tells you to "Have a Good Time," you do what she says.
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You can tell they are genuinely enjoying themselves and are here to have a good time.
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"People were just going to have a good time and ended up getting shot," he said.
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We have a good time though, even if we aren't allowed to bet real money there.
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Our kids, grandkids all love each other and play together, and we have a good time.
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He needs to get in touch with his inner Jerry Seinfeld and have a good time.
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If there's anyone who knows how to have a good time, it's definitely Alessandra Ambrosio's kids.
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They're not places I'd choose to explore because I'm not there to have a good time.
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Robert Downey Jr. seemed to have a good time with it...while it lasted. Sob. 2.
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I'm just here to have a fun time and have a good time with my girlfriends.
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The whole city shuts down for happy hour and you mingle and have a good time.
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"I want to see [Betty] have a good time," Reinhart said during her interview with Cosmopolitan.
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Thais-Williams: I wanted a place where everybody could feel safe and have a good time.
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Who says you gotta have a ticket to the big event to have a good time?
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But organizers of the race say the main purpose is just to have a good time.
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I try to just sort of be myself and I like to have a good time.
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People laugh because they know us from the memes, and then they have a good time.
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But just because they like nice things doesn't mean that they can't have a good time.
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The moon is in fellow earth sign Taurus today, inspiring you to have a good time.
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I just wanted to meet new people and try to have a good time with them.
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As long as you get the job done and have a good time in the process.
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We have a good time with it, we pitch for each other, not just for ourselves.
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Friendliness: everyone at Hellfest is extremely friendly and really just wants to have a good time!
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This is a powerful time for emotional release, to let loose and have a good time.
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They're supposed to make you party or have a good time and forget about your troubles.
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But no matter where you celebrate, there's a way to have a good time without using.
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But I also want them to have a good time; I think it should be fun.
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Put some googly eyes on literally anything and people are going to have a good time.
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While Dean dreams of higher ambitions, Monty just wants to party and have a good time.
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"So I have a good time at a party but not too good of a time."
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"Richard is almost manic in his quest that people have a good time," Mr. Agle said.
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Running a yacht like this is serious business, yet you seem to have a good time.
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The best way to honor Lloyd Webber's music is to have a good time with it.
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You don't have to go to Lenox Saphire on a Thursday to have a good time.
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Have a good time,'" Trump said on stage "Instead, I work my ass off up here.
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As for me, I did finally manage to have a good time on New Year's Eve.
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"We just go, we have a good time and we play the game," Mr. Freundlich said.
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"I came to have a good time," he once said of his sojourn in the States.
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"I'm not quite on that level, I'm just out here to have a good time," he added.
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What's great about this date is who goes to summer camp and doesn't have a good time?
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We just wanted to go up there and just make people laugh and have a good time.
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"These folks coming in from out of town are here to have a good time," Tomlinson said.
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They are content simply knowing that they enjoy each other's company and have a good time together.
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I'm going to come, have a good time, be careful, and I don't plan to get pregnant.
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When it's all said and done, I'm ready to have a good time and joke and play.
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You don't have to be a Silicon Valley mogul to have a good time at Burning Man.
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People hand you all kinds of stuff ... The kids are just here to have a good time.
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Let's have a good time, let's laugh, let's have some energy and let's call it a day.
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But stifling people who want to have a good time may not be working out that well.
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And I left and I told the press — they all said, did you have a good time?
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He wanted to eat and drink with his friends and go out and have a good time.
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I want my friends there and my family there and for everyone to have a good time.
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They all want to hang out with friends, listen to music, have a good time, be healthy.
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It is important to remember that we are here to have a good time—it's a bar.
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My experience is that I am choosing a game that I have a good time losing at.
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Destination vacations are great, but you don't always have to leave home to have a good time.
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He came to the party, like our other friends, to support us and have a good time.
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You go there and plan for this destination gaming event to go and have a good time.
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Have a good time everybody, I'm going to be doing a little bit of help over here.
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"They just wanted to have the senior class to have a good time," Mateo Zavalia told WPLG.
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Brown even tweeted Kelly his hotel detais so he could "pull up" and "have a good time".
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Photo by Brian Rasic British folk-punk band Skinny Lister knows how to have a good time.
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Buying a 150 milligram brownie doesn't mean you'll have a good time—you most likely will not.
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The World Cup Just because we're not GOING doesn't mean we can't have a GOOD TIME, okay?
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"It's a way to bring attention to the book again and have a good time," he said.
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Basically, The Circle Brazil came here to win (and have a good time), not to make friends.
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Everybody is here to have a good time, and you can tell that there's no hidden agenda.
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Not only are you in Milwaukee (brats, beer, and cheese), you're about to have a good time.
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It's also worth noting that Sagittarius is an optimistic, fun energy—let yourself have a good time.
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I'm twisting someone's arm every night just to go out and dance and have a good time.
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N. compliments the head wrap and I can tell we are going to have a good time.
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"We just have a good time together," she told Harper's Bazaar in 2011 of life with Cuomo.
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The players are friendly and so the guests can have a good time with the female pros.
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Ms. Sevigny and Mr. Pais seem to have a good time replicating the effects of that drug.
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If you feel like you planned a weekend around that, everyone's going to have a good time.
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If you feel like you planned a weekend around that, everyone's going to have a good time.
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"I knew I was going to have a good time here," Weld said, warming up the crowd.
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Invite a couple of hoes over with your homies and have a good time whilst playing my mix.
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Ben Affleck appeared to have a good time during his post-birthday dinner with Playboy model Shauna Sexton.
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But for the most part, everyone was just there to have a good time and enjoy some football.
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"I'm not sure why they can't just let us have a good time and be creative," she said.
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I have a good time seeing friends, drinking a few Coors Lights, and stuffing my face with queso.
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Regardless, the pair clearly loves to spend time together — and clearly knows how to have a good time.
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Stencil out the area you want to target, and kids have a good time scraping out the flesh.
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That's all these two dogs need to have a good time bounding up and down a tiny corridor.
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"He's an awesome person to be around and he loves to have a good time," says Dante's friend.
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"Darryl is a very, very outgoing guy who likes to party and have a good time," Ciravolo starts.
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" Clinton told USA Today, "We hope you have a good time reading this thriller; have a great time.
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If they don't know your name, they just want to have a good time and dance and drink.
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It's not very good, but it gets us into the Christmas spirit, and we have a good time.
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Let yourself have a good time today, but watch out for some tears or intensity later this evening.
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Yes, Detroit has fallen on hard times, but, somehow, it is still easy to have a good time.
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The cost alone is enough motivation to have a good time, if it's the last thing you do.
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I just want everyone to have a good time: 'Let's tell some stories and gather around the campfire!
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Live it up, but campus security are assholes, and they don't want you to have a good time.
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These are characters who will stop at nothing to entertain each other and to have a good time.
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We tried to give the teens what we thought was a safe place to have a good time.
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And then Ne-Yo, Vic Mensa, all these folks wanted to come have a good time with us.
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Wherever young people gather to have a good time there's always someone that wants to spoil it, y'know?
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It's nice to have a movie that's funny and you get to go and have a good time.
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She'd rather they spread more love, keep friends and family close, and have a good time doing it.
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You don't even have to learn a thing about microbes, but you could still have a good time.
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They can still have a good time and they can still explore and discover and learn and enjoy.
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Trump complimented Meir and Koch and told them to "have a good time" before ending the brief call.
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"I was like, 'This is also my party, and I'm going to have a good time,'" she said.
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The human urge to make common cause — and have a good time doing it — is hard to suppress.
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"A few chefs and restaurateurs still understand that people go out to have a good time," he wrote.
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But we do know that he's going to have a good time when he gets back to Chicago.
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But so, too, did countless Star Wars fans, famous and not, just there to have a good time.
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"We're here if you'd like to have a good time smashing things in a safe environment," he said.
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When we fellows get together, we pick a steakhouse, like Quality Meats, and we have a good time.
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This full moon is a fantastic excuse to celebrate and just have a good time—you deserve it!
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I'm gonna play ya'll a piece of my art, and I just hope ya'll have a good time.
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People would get together and everyone would have a good time, but it wasn't something for mass consumption.
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People visit Las Vegas for many different reasons, but everyone always wants to just have a good time.
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"I didn't come here to cry, I came here to have a good time," said survivor Cedric Rizzo, 42.
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"We're happy to have people come down there and enjoy the beach and have a good time," Lankford says.
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" Joseph, he adds, was always willing to have a good time and "had a great head on his shoulders.
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"I think you'll have a good time this Thursday but what is coming up is really exciting," he says.
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I didn't care if they caught the football, I just wanted them to have a good time with it!
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Leo today, putting you in the mood to have a good time.
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Luke is hoping that JoJo will get past the nerves and just have a good time at the farm.
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"Might as well just tell him to have a good time, he has done one bad job," Trump said.
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And then we just try things on and gossip and chat and drink coffee and have a good time.
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I want to come and have a good time and I don't want to have any drama with you.
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I'm going to play y'all a piece of my art and I just hope y'all have a good time.
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Most people are just trying to have a good time, for the most part, everyone's down to hang out.
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Employees who know how to have a good time with each other are actually more productive, says the CEO.
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You got to sing, you got to dance, and you got to have a good time, that's the rule!
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Williams isn't just twerking and strutting as Beyoncé's glamorous backup dancer in Lemonade's "Sorry" to have a good time.
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And they-- they come because they expect to have a good time, and-- we try not to disappoint 'em.
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I don't care as long as someone has the right personality for me and we have a good time.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Leo today, encouraging you to create, flirt, and have a good time!
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Tonight highlights some power struggles, but whatever, you'll likely have a good time anyway: Adventure is on the way.
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He's a super guy and was totally happy-go-lucky and loved to have a good time back then.
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Nick Catchdubs says, if you're broke, you've gotta remember that you don't need drinks to have a good time.
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The staff also seem to have a good time there and this is endemic of a great clubbing experience.
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"The vibe was great — everyone was ready to have a good time and tell you their story," she recalled.
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"That trophy's going to get on the plane and we're going to go home and have a good time."
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It should just come down to if you're cool, have a good attitude, and wanna have a good time.
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"People are supposed to be able to go out for an outing and have a good time," he said.
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Listen, we're watching the Super Bowl to have a good time, not be called out on a personal level.
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" He's also described the U.N. as "a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time.
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At least Schneider — who the group called either Reckless Ben or "Plunger Guy" — seemed to have a good time.
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We're going to have a good time, why the hell not, but the most important thing is the occupation.
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Hold your tongue (for now), attend the bar mitzvah with your daughter and try to have a good time.
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Annalisa's well-balanced though -- she knows how to have a good time, as you can see in the pics.
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I would have a good time and the press would say I look like I wasn't having a good time.
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We just want to have a good time and entertain people while understanding the important issues that are at hand.
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"I like to be with my friends; just zone out with the boys and have a good time," he says.
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We might have been on the precipice of failure, but we still managed to laugh and have a good time.
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Hey, just because someone's not actually in America doesn't mean they can't wave a flag and have a good time.
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Use cannabis as a lubricant to help your family bond, understand each other more and ultimately have a good time.
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So stop worrying what other people think, wash your glitter off your fucking face and just have a good time.
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I remember raving and thinking, If the world carries on like this, man, we're going to have a good time.
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For me, a date like this is about seeing the women have a good time and learning about their personalities.
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We didn't need Smash to have a good time, but it certainly gave us an extra reason to be together.
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We didn't need 'Smash' to have a good time, but it certainly gave us an extra reason to be together.
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Just because you're taking part in Dry January doesn't mean you can't still have a good time at the bar.
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"I'm glad Scott and I both can be here as individuals and have a good time," Kourtney told the cameras.
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Pixar is bringing back another classic, and this first trailer is all about watching old favorites have a good time.
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If you can't have a good time knocking back a few at a cozy café, where can you have fun?
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Powerful emotional shifts have taken place this week, and you're ready to forget your worries and have a good time.
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"But they're human beings who want to fall in love, have a good time, make a difference and just live."
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"I'm here to march and have a good time, but I do not feel "inconvenienced" by #NoJusticeNoPride," Charles Clymer tweeted.
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They're outcompeting this species to extinction, and this species, as it shows us, just wants to have a good time.
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I knew I was going to have a good time when the cook expressed concern over my lack of beer.
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"They're so determined to have a good time, which translates into the energy of the event and fuels the entertainers."
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The bro was affable — if a little knee-jerk anti-woman — and the bro wanted to have a good time.
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" As a Floridian named Shideh explains, "[LaCroix was for] girls who wanted to have a good time, a relaxed moment.
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Venus and Uranus clash today, finding you eager to have a good time—you're being your usual, impulsive self, Aries!
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But when it comes to adult use, how do you make sure you have a good time without going overboard?
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They're buff, they're tough, and they may not look it, but they're there so everyone can have a good time.
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It's so weird—we're hired to help guests have a good time, but we're being called names all day long.
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He led a small company (five musicians, five dancers): Once he began to have a good time, so did they.
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It's all warmth and magic and smart, striving kids taking themselves seriously so the audience can have a good time.
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In July 2016, the gallery hosted the "minimum wage edition" of their annual How to Have a Good Time show.
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Mr. Lipa said he wanted to show that Kosovo was a vibrant place where people could have a good time.
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These are older people who are looking to have a good time with what they have left of their lives.
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" She also tells the camera that she just wants to have a good time, so Peter needs to "chop, chop.
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If that isn't evidence of a man who knows how to have a good time, we don't know what is.
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Japanese baseball games are so exciting and interactive that even those who don't follow the sport have a good time.
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Still, the audience seemed to have a good time, though some complained they could not understand the plot without subtitles.
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"Run the company, kids, have a good time," Trump said at a Republican debate in Charleston, South Carolina, last January.
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"We're going to work it out, have a good time," the president told one resident, having posed for a photo.
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"They were trying to figure out what was appropriate, when they could come and have a good time," she said.
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To see they are able to go around and have a good time and talk to everyone, it's a great feeling.
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We all have a good time and laugh as little G. shows off some moves and chatters about anything and everything.
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They may be a tad dangerous, but it's hard not to have a good time while bouncing around on a trampoline.
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Everything is so heavy and the country is so divided people forgot how to have a good time now and again.
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Rose Collins and her fiancé, John Martin, are a couple from Fort Wayne, Indiana, who love to have a good time.
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And that's usually to have a good time with my girlfriends and blow some steam off listening to some fun music.
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His first night as a free man and he's looking for a nice desperate woman to have a good time with.
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I love the girl I go to and always have a good time chatting with her about our respective love lives.
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It will give you peace of mind, and allow you to have a good time and not worry about your pet.
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Friends who don't listen to much aside from Bollywood music and they come to the show and have a good time.
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And even though the weather outside was frightful, the crowd who attended the festivities still managed to have a good time.
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But onto more important things, like do all these men seem like they would have a good time at a nightclub?
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The point of our D&D sessions wasn't to slay monsters or be heroes, it was to have a good time.
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Fans of the singer should have a good time reminding themselves throughout this highlights reel why she is the ultimate survivor.
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But even then, there were some discordant moments, like when he urged relief workers to "have a good time" in Houston.
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Stop dressing just to look thinner or camouflage your body; accept who you are and have a good time with fashion.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Virgo today, bringing blessings your way and encouraging you to have a good time.
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It was a sense of 'let's get wasted and have a good time,' rather than argue about whose trousers are tighter.
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I just hope we're being faithful to the original, and I hope normal folk can come and have a good time.
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Now, dozens of folks who were just looking to have a good time are fighting charges they say they don't deserve.
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After all, what more do you need than a few good pervy men who know how to have a good time?
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We can have a good time, even if that means having it in the comfort of our homes for a second.
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Khloé's had a rough year so I'm excited she's going to have this birthday party and just have a good time.
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And I'm learning to just say thank you and not make such a fuss about it and have a good time.
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Like its protagonists, it's far from perfect, and arguably not trying to be — it's just trying to have a good time.
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Because you're just making people have a good time and solving their problems, and then they get excited about you. Yeah.
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"We are going to have a good time and Glide will use his contribution to help many thousands of people," he added.
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While a Leo may crack a joke about someone passing schwag around the party, they will partake and have a good time.
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When I'm doing a regular show I feel they are there for the right reasons and to strictly have a good time!
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I proceeded to do some pre-concert stretching/yoga, and gathered everything I'd need to have a good time at the concert.
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Though settling down is stereotyped as more boring, it might leave us with more cash on hand to have a good time.
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The idea of making that many people have a good time with a beer in their hand by the pool — that's bulletproof.
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Just remember to have a good time, be respectful to your folks, and don't miss out on any the group photo ops.
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It is somehow possible to be furiously angry at him — for good reason — and still show up and have a good time.
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She put so much work into it because she wanted it to be special and for me to have a good time.
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It's intriguing to see how they, as a company, help everybody to have a good time and be the best possible team.
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Here are some unexpected tips and tricks to stay sane — and maybe even have a good time — when you're on the treadmill.
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" Adds the source: "They love their dad — they jokingly call him a ladies' man, but they have a good time with it.
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To me , it will always be the game that I can set up, no matter the occasion, and have a good time.
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Complicated feelings come up today, but do your best to have a good time anyway, and be patient with those around you.
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PWR BTTM wants you to have a good time and be yourself: something that shines through in both its style and music.
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No matter who's on the other side of the bar, you want them to have a good time—they're all your friends.
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Trying to have a good time only made my job harder, since the conveyor belts kept running and the dishes piled up.
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His job, and the only reason he believes bartenders are paid and tipped, is to make sure customers have a good time.
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I try to have a good time you know enjoy your life, life is short, do good, be kind, type of shit.
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And in doing so, you're probably helping out people who do want to have a good time and are feeling great. Exactly.
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Now she looked like she was starting to have a good time going on trips and all, and this had to happen.
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And no child should ever be afraid to go outside and play or be with their parents and have a good time.
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"We still want you to have a good time, but maybe that's in a slightly different area than planned," Mr. Schreiner said.
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Austin: Well, it's not even a cynical reading because again, I know I'm going to have a good time with this game.
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According to Inside Edition, Samantha Clark and Christina Arthur are best friends who love to be silly and have a good time.
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"I think what it is, is just try to have a good time this weekend and see what comes up," he said.
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Also, every kid's fantasy is to be left home alone and have a good time—I mean, not for the robbers to come.
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"He loves to have a good time and I was seeing this morning that he was going around and taking selfies," Rodman said.
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Uh, [Art] Linkletter's point I think is well-taken, he says, "A person may drink to have a good time – " EHRLICHMAN: Mm-hmn.
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You can have a good time riding the subways… It's used for fun in Gabon—people mix it with pot and smoke weed.
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And they could be followed by days in which I'm ready to go out with family and friends and have a good time.
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But despite attendees doing their best to have a good time, the new security measures seemed to dull the spirit of the festival.
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Welcome to the Floribama Shore, where the sun always shines, alcohol is constantly flowing and everyone just wants to have a good time.
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Go For Happy HourYes, easy and cheap, but sometimes, you just need a beer (and maybe dollar oysters) to have a good time.
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Here's the problem with today -- you can innocently do something among friends who are Christian, Jewish and Arab and have a good time.
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"A father could take his son to a burger place, and actually be cool, and have a good time with it," he added.
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So when I got the opportunity to try out a rideable suitcase, I knew we had to have a good time with it.
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Ross said this was his first time "hosting anything," adding that above all, he knew he would have a good time doing it.
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Drama is on the way, but you'll likely have a good time anyway—just don't overindulge in eating and drinking, spending, or gossip!
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Check out the pics and vids ... and remember that some Americans don't have to tarnish a country's reputation to have a good time.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Libra this evening, encouraging you to have a good time after what will be a frustrating day.
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With the planet of beauty, Venus, in Aries as well, you are so charming that it's impossible not to have a good time.
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Instead of all of us bragging, we should probably just do our shows and let people see if they have a good time.
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In my opinion, if you go to Panorama, you're going to have a good time, and you're going to want to come back.
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"Anyone from little kids to great-grandparents can have a good time because there is such a diverse lineup of activities," he said.
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And even if you didn't, you're probably going to have a good time with it, as it's likely his most accessible show yet.
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You could have a good time reading Jeremy Woo's history of the NBA's first trip to Russia, 29 years ago, in Sports Illustrated.
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Bergdorf Goodman will host Have a Good Time at Goodman's, a men's wear event on Saturday afternoon featuring meet-and-greets with designers.
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Grab a glass, walk around, go up to a wine vendor's table, get your sample on, smile, have a good time, and repeat.
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Dave Grohl probably just wanted to let a fan have a good time, but he got a lot more than he bargained for.
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My point is, you can't help but have a good time at the A.C.P.T., even if you are nowhere near the top competitors.
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She comes to my house, I go to her house, we play music, we drink wine, we talk, we have a good time.
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But you're still going to find a way to have a good time: Your ruling planet, Mercury, connects with sweet Venus today, too.
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Sure, it's gotten pretty big and corporate in recent years, but you can still have a good time if you know where to look.
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"She was always wanting to have a good time and she loved keeping that fun, whimsical energy on the set," the Maryland native remembers.
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On the other hand, the study found that most parents DO want their kids to have a good time for those first few weeks.
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They are there to have a good time, to try some hallucinogens, perhaps, to listen to Migos or Chance the Rapper or Vince Staples.
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I'd meet a guy, we'd go out, have a good time, go out a second time, a third, and then I'd get the line.
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"We have millions of people come every day and have fun conversations with people they care about and have a good time," Rubin said.
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Y'all sometimes think I'm real serious so I like this opportunity to continue to remind people that I love to have a good time.
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The key, I am told by my friend the professional dominatrix, is to go without expectations and just relax and have a good time.
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We both love clothes and know how to have a good time and I think it shows in the work that we do together.
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But since I still wanted to have a good time and be a bridesmaid for my friends, I adjusted the rule a little bit.
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"I am proud of Goma and I want people to have a good time here," says Jados, who was born and raised in Goma.
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But most of all, we can't forget why we needed moderators in the first place: They're our tummlers, helping us have a good time.
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Playing Destiny 2 should be a hobby, a break from life, a place to have a good time with the people closest to you.
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"She was always wanting to have a good time and she loved keeping that fun, whimsical energy on the set," the Maryland native recalled.
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This multimedia concert and career retrospective forgets that the best way to honor the composer is to have a good time with his music.
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Kristen Bell is the hardest working woman in the room, but you wouldn't even guess she's not here just to have a good time.
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Make time for each other It's easy to have a good time at the beginning of a relationship, when things are new and exciting.
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For a lot of people - drug policy reformers, slack-jawed entrepreneurs, and chillers who love to have a good time - this is great news.
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"The whole intent behind them would be, you don't want to be that, so relax, loosen up and have a good time," Hart said.
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I certainly wouldn't tell those seeking refuge in relief shelters to "have a good time" after they might have lost all they possessed. 3.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For some people, a nightclub is just a nightclub — a place to dance and have a good time.
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I hope that horror fans come to this and feel gratified and have a good time and really enjoy whatever it is we've done.
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And even with the world on fire and war a breath away, HWBM's bratty, sexy, mean protagonists are determined to have a good time.
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Just to be aware of the fact that it's life, we're not pausing life when you go out and you have a good time.
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"We learn about our history and have a good time while at it," Mr. Puckett said as he walked past a vendor selling Victorian hats.
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It seems to be meant to be played by an Agency instructor overseeing the game, rather than a player looking to have a good time.
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Despite being bombarded with questions about her estranged husband, it seems the reality star still managed to have a good time at her mother's party.
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The audience shows up to have a good time and all that can happen is that can be taken away from them by various things.
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"It feels good to feel sexy and have a good time, but also be a good example [as a mom]," Fergie told PEOPLE in December.
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I went to The Last Jedi with high expectations because of the talent behind it, but I was prepared to just have a good time.
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But when we are celebrating, I tell them to use their heart and I tend to stand behind and let them have a good time.
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Besides, while it's important to be cognizant of your relationship with money, you shouldn't let it dictate whether or not you have a good time.
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" In response to Kelly's call-out of his often controversial commentary on women, Trump explained, "Oftentimes it's fun, it's kidding, we have a good time.
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Though the Kardashian Krew is known to have a good time, perhaps Webster will follow Jenner's lead and rebrand from social butterfly to chill parent.
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Uranus is an edge lord, and Venus just wants to have a good time with her buddies, so save the political discussions for next week.
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Jean is pretending to be "Sidney," singer-songwriter, and Michael is pretending to be an architect, and they both seem to have a good time.
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We love to celebrate here, and just because it's a funeral, it doesn't mean that you can't celebrate, and you can't have a good time.
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He speaks in inspirational platitudes, straight off a billboard, as though he's convinced everyone he'll have a good time if he talks about it enough.
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I can't say that'll be enough to get you in, but a bouncer risks a lot so that other people can have a good time.
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You work really hard, Scorpio, so being able to have a good time is important to you; however, nothing spoils having fun like feeling underappreciated.
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Big conversations are going down, Virgo, helping you transform your world into an easier place to love, create, and just have a good time in.
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"It's the season for holiday and event parties, and it's natural to want to go out with peers and have a good time," says Kastenbaum.
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The country also has Mayan ruins if you like history, and the people there are very welcoming and want you to have a good time.
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Many people have said it was the best movie they worked on in terms of the experience, because we have a good time on set.
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The problem is your colleagues would rather have a good time at the party and so they easily get distracted by what's happening around them.
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And, of course, we wanted to get high-profile acts because the point isn't only to have a good time, though I hope people do.
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The moon enters fellow water sign Scorpio today, finding you in a passionate and flirtatious mood, eager to have a good time and enjoy yourself!
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" Trump kept at the U.N. on Monday evening, calling the organization "just a club for people to get together, talk, and have a good time.
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They were used to turning up somewhere with some speakers, putting the music on, taking the money, then going off to have a good time.
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"Ask for the manager or the owner, and say, 'We want to have a good time here,' and then enumerate what went wrong," he said.
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It's a good kind of skip; I'm always happy to see her puzzles, because I know I'm going to have a good time solving them.
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So the room is a place where you can go, you can have a good time, you have a bad time, and a safe place.
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What I like the most about the Criss Cross Crash is that I don't have to be involved for Bucky to have a good time.
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I was trying to meet people and get out and have a good time, just to get to know other fans from other teams too.
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It allows me to sit back and just have a good time, where I might otherwise be trying to figure out how everything fits together.
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We hired a wedding planner to take care of all that stuff, and we're just sort of going to show up and have a good time.
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I tell her that she really doesn't have to and that I'm mostly out here to have a good time, but she's determined to be taller.
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"The reason you come to Vegas is to have a good time, throw down and party a little bit, so that's why we're here," he said.
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This is a nice quality, and it's always nice to watch someone else have a good time, as long as you are rooting for that person.
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"And they seemed to have a good time," adds the star, who plays the sinister master of disguise Count Olaf in the darkly comedic Netflix hit.
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Speaking of being cool, Larson also wants to get on those trips to Italy that Magic Johnson and Samuel L. Jackson have a good time on.
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Hard-working people who'd give you the shirt off their back, they know how to have a good time and get a little crazy for sure.
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He wanted a place where people could stand around and have a good time (and where they could fit more customers into their relatively small space).
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I'm a little scared because sometimes we go overboard with the drinking, but I love hanging out with her because we always have a good time.
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"If you're going out to have a good time, you pre-game" Portis explained while comparing playing in the NFL to hitting the clubs with friends.
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She returned for this season of 'RHOA' but clearly didn't have a good time ... most likely due to her ongoing feud with longtime rival, NeNe Leakes.
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Whether you're ringing in the New Year with Dom Perignon or Cran-Beer-Ritas, all that matters is that you have a good time doing it.
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The United Nations has such great potential but right now it is just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time.
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It's the same thing with cosplay—go put on a costume, run around, and have a good time if you're sitting in a cubicle every day.
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Either way, some day the human race may be in the presence of aliens, and hoo boy will they have a good time figuring us out.
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" About her David-versus-Goliath battles, she told an interviewer: "As long as you're doing it, you might as well decide to have a good time.
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You're gonna have a good time with your dynamic seat bolstering, and you're shifting gears from second to third just toggling, basically toggling back and forth.
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It's this aspect of Lucha Libre I found particularly endearing: The audience was there to have a good time, and the fighters were focused on delivering.
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MainlandIf you want to have a good time and money left over for snacks, you're better off across the bridge with the locals of Miami proper.
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On the other hand, some don't give a shit about wasting their tuition money and just want to have a good time after exams are done.
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My journey first began when my family use to throw our famous cookouts and everyone on the block would come through and have a good time.
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The Bills defense looks like one of the best in the league, and Josh Allen should have a good time lighting up a porous Miami defense.
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And just really have a good time throughout the whole competitive experience, because if you're not enjoying it, it's already a rough situation to be in.
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Viewed through that narrow prism, those who can name all the tunes ought to have a good time, if not, as the song goes, a ball.
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We're in desperate times, needy for something to make us smile, and you don't really need to "get it" to have a good time on TikTok.
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MainlandIf you want to have a good time and money left over for snacks, you're better off across the bridge with the locals of Miami Proper.
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The idea is to have a tech show where you learn about what's going on these days in the industry, but you also have a good time.
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"(She) was the kind of person who would ... have a good time no matter what she was doing and have everyone involved, enjoying themselves," Reilly told KSL.
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For all the talk about Mariah Carey being a diva, her new reality show has revealed that the girl actually knows how to have a good time.
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After spending time meticulously picking out the perfect dress, styling your hair and putting on make up, you'd expect to a have a good time at prom.
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To be able to come to these big electronic shows and know that I'm going to have a good time and be sober is a huge thing.
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"My No. 1 priority in planning is that the evening is going to be really fun, and everybody's going to have a good time," Luann previously said.
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Best Original Song Musicians know how to have a good time – especially when those musicians include Beach Boy Brian Wilson, Ellie Goulding, Charlie Puth and Wiz Khalifa.
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So I can't not have that energy, because there are 1,500 people in there looking to have a good time, and it's my job to do it.
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Every year around Christmastime, the British Medical Journal releases an issue allowing comically-minded scientists a chance to show off their ability to have a good time.
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It just empowered me to skate and get out there and have a good time, and I hope it does the same for other people as well.
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You could have no one to kiss or no one to get drunk with, or worse — you could have both and still not have a good time.
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With so much comedic talent between the two of them (Novak also worked on The Mindy Project's first season), how could they not have a good time?
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GRAHAM: But he&aposs a -- he&aposs a gracious host, he&aposs a lot of fun, he&aposs doing a good job, we have a good time.
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All of the sudden I'm not selling pills to people to have a good time; it went from being fun and games to being a serious business.
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It might be overwhelming to be around very large groups of people, but you're still in the mood to have a good time and connect with others.
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I wanted to make sure he could run around and have a good time," Khalifa explained of his decision to move in "three or four years ago.
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" Trump's tweet that the U.N. has "such great potential," but it has become "just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time.
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Julio was up front from the beginning: He'd just gotten out of a long relationship, and he was taking the year to just have a good time.
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These are the courses where you can actually expect to have a good time—and a couple of beers—while nursing sore quads at the finish line.
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We went on stage and it seemed like no matter who was on stage, they were just there to enjoy the music and have a good time.
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For me and for a lot of people, I think they just need to be uplifted and be able to just dance and have a good time.
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" He also discussed his impressions of Kim, saying he seemed to understand some English, and is "like a big kid" who "loves to have a good time.
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So it's about creating a space where we're all supporting each other—that's the aim—having somewhere where everyone can chill together and have a good time.
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"And there were hardly any cases in Ohio when I left so I figured I could stay in my own zone and still have a good time."
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But Mr. Trump might have a good time at this tuneful, sentimental musical about a Newfoundland town's accommodation of thousands of stranded international airline passengers on Sept.
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Though "Sonic the Hedgehog" is clearly aimed at kids, it incorporates enough old-school references and grown-up humor for parents to have a good time as well.
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Households have a good time shopping for the holidays and then pay down their bills in the first quarter—hence the tax cut only recently boosted consumer spending.
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But with some strategic planning, it's more than possible to explore the City of Lights with a limited budget and timeframe — and have a good time to boot.
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"These girls got together, and they were ready to have a good time and drink beer together and that 100 percent came out in the images," Helmuth said.
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"Despite everything that happened between us I'm happy we are at a place where we can go to events..have a good time and be civil," he wrote.
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It's definitely a car that seems like it would appeal to drivers in the family way who also want to have a good time when on the road.
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Image: WindytyWhether you're a wind enthusiast, a cartography connoisseur or just a bored person online, Windyty is a website you'll likely have a good time messing around with.
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Every now and then, there's a night that I don't enjoy too much, but I think it's pretty guaranteed to have a good time there almost every weekend.
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I was just like, Okay, they're here for a good time, so I'm going to have a good time, too, and not even give it a second thought.
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It's clear he wants to be your friend, and wants to make sure you have a good time—and he accomplishes this almost by sheer force of will.
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A long time ago when blacks weren't allowed to express themselves or have a good time, the slave masters would have parties and we weren't allowed to go.
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If I put that first and think about my audience and they come out, they want to have a good time, they don't want to see a diva.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Capricorn today, lighting up a highly creative and romantic sector of your chart and encouraging you to have a good time.
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This itinerary might not be an everyday one for most Austinites, but it's not atypical either in a city where people know how to have a good time.
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"We like to see people have a good time; that's a big part of it," FX's Kenya Hardaway told me — but they also love to see the media.
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As with a night of partying, Yopparatchi really just wants to have a good time without eventually puking all over itself in the back of a taxi cab.
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We're four Irish-Catholic actors who happen to be on a show together, and that means we like a drink and we like to have a good time.
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The newspaper claimed that a public library card was "all it takes to have a good time with any H.H. (Holton Hosebag)," using slang for a promiscuous woman.
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Fraternity parties are an effective way to lure a crowd of students who are looking to have a good time, and creating a dating profile requires little effort.
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" Trump has berated the United Nations as "a waste of time and money," and "just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time.
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"There's so much energy around big sports games and races, and anyone can have a good time at them even if they're not into the sport," he said.
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When you don't, you're not only depriving yourself of the experience the developers intended, but you're also making it harder for your teammates to have a good time.
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If you are a Star Wars fan — or just a fan of movies where things go boom and spaceships go really fast — you'll probably have a good time.
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Far from the madding crowd If you find yourself in DC this inauguration/protest weekend, here are ways you can beat the crowd and still have a good time.
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I'm going to guess, though, that Midwestern Dad did not have a good time because by the time you're 53 years old, you're pretty dang comfortable with your inhibitions.
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" "The routine was so high-energy and she looked like she was having such a good time on the stage and I wanted to have a good time, too.
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The moon enters fellow water sign Scorpio this evening, illuminating the romance and creativity sector of your chart and encouraging you to have a good time despite Mercury retrograde!
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On top of that, he was so arrogant—a stereotypical chef who couldn't have a good time unless he had made fun of every staff member at least once.
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You can call them different things, but a freak is someone that doesn't have any sexual hangups and just wants to go out there and have a good time.
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"That's a big deal to me, especially because I know I do my best every night on stage for the audience and they have a good time," Schumer said.
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"I understood why that title followed me, because I like to meet girls and have a good time, but my ladies man reputation sort of got exasperated," he says.
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Although the Clippers fell short, losing by just six points, the pair appeared to have a good time munching on snacks as they sat right next to the action.
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" Mike: And when watching the band, "I deserve to have a good time right now and deserve to not have to think about any of my actions or interactions.
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It's an emotional day, Sagittarius, but you're still able to have a good time thanks to the Moon, which is in fellow Fire sign Aries, sending you positive energy.
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You won't find much by way of Instagram-ready self-consciousness or name-dropping here; just, for better or for worse, 40,000 people looking to have a good time.
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With some cash for some sweet merch and some drugs to keep you going, you're ready to see some acts, spray some Faygo, and just have a good time.
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The Patriots didn't need Gronk in their 43-0 domination over the Miami Dolphins ... and Gronk sure as hell didn't need the Pats to have a good time, either.
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But they almost always featured big stars and delivered on a simple promise: You, an adult, could go to see them and have a good time at the movies.
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" Webber says he wants his return to be private -- "No fanfare, without people around so I can just go around a reminisce and have a good time as well.
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" She goes on ... "In this country you are not allowed to be a girl, look good, have a point of view and have a good time all at once.
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"We hired a wedding planner to take care of all that stuff, and we're just sort of going to show up and have a good time," Hartley told the magazine.
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"I don't go to most open LGBTQ events because they largely cater to gay men or straight women looking to have a good time without being hit on," says Akanksha.
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"If you bring enough water and you just try to keep moving and keep the breeze going you can stay cool and have a good time," one man told FOX29.
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"Assuming goodwill on the part of men, they want their partner to have a good time," says Susan Brison, PhD, a professor of philosophy at Dartmouth who studies sexual violence.
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He has lied multiple times about the direction his relationship with his fiancee is going, and he finds us while we are out and trying to have a good time.
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"I know s— is going to go down, so I'm getting a lot of wine because I want everybody to get drunk and just have a good time," Nicole said.
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We like to have a good time and be smart about it and create an atmosphere and space that's unique and different, where people can really experience a different feeling.
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" Nick Lambert, a friend who served in the military with Gerald, tells PEOPLE his slain friend was "full of life" and "always excited and looking to have a good time.
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In May, the actor also opened up about his marriage to Haute Living, saying the duo share "a lot of love for our son and have a good time together."
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Whether you're trying to go as your favorite villain, match with your partner or squad, or just throw on a mask and have a good time, we have you covered.
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He's got a pretty good reason, too: "People like to have a good time before the game, during the game, people get emotional and angry during the game," Democratic Rep.
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"The United Nations has such great potential but right now it is just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time," Trump tweeted on Monday.
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It's been an emotionally intense few days, Scorpio, but this evening, you're excited to go out and have a good time, thanks to the Moon entering fellow water sign Pisces.
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Being sober can be scary, boring, and frustrating—but when it's fun, it's proof that you don't need to be fucked up to have a good time with your friends.
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It's helpful to them to see us smile, have a good time and give a good report – as well as a bad report – about what goes on with this disease.
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And while these snowshoes aren't as athletic and responsive as their adult counterparts, they still allow the wearer to have a good time in the outdoors during the winter months.
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I have a good time at every show, even when it's sub-40-degrees in May and I'm stuck outside on the lawn at an Upstate New York concert venue.
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"The United Nations has such great potential but right now it is just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time," he tweeted in December.
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How to Stay Healthy While Traveling It really is possible to have a good time, enjoy local cuisine and get in some exercise without depriving yourself of a true vacation.
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So, to review: there are many ways to have a good time, but singing and dancing in a cornfield while spoofing "YMCA" without permission ... is not one of them, apparently.
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"Night mayors," as they are commonly known, are popular in Europe, where these figures are chiefly concerned with how people can have a good time after dark in their cities.
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You're working a lot and will probably just want to go out and have a good time to counteract your busy life, but don't get too lost in the sauce!
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Trump, who has criticized the United Nations as "a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time," is slated to address the General Assembly on Tuesday.
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I've found what Allie said to hold true: I can go anywhere and have a good time, and I never feel like I'm being shortchanged just because I'm not drinking.
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They are an all-volunteer group of engineers, title agents, teachers, exterminators and other professionals whose idea of a good time is giving visitors a reason to have a good time.
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I'm looking to meet people my age or older (21-5) I can chill with maybe go out for drinks or movies and are just down to have a good time.
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I'm looking to meet people my age or older (24-53) I can chill with maybe go out for drinks or movies and are just down to have a good time.
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Personally, while I won't be able to attend this personally definitive fusion of vintage coaster + Ben UFO set, you do have my full blessing and approval to have a good time.
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"When you get to take off work and when everything's paid for and you're around a bunch of dudes, it's kind of hard not to have a good time," he said.
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The thought of becoming the sort of person who piously drones on about "not needing it to have a good time," while dancing like a kid's TV presenter, makes me shudder.
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It goes without saying that you don't need to spend a ton of money to have a good time — the most important thing is taking the time to celebrate the bride.
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An especially exciting day to go on an adventure, text your crush, make some art, or generally have a good time is when Venus connects with wildcard Uranus on July 11.
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Just like we need beautiful projects like Moonlight or Detroit, there should be a place for seeing Chris O'Dowd and Jessica Williams have a good time without debating over their race.
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The party conferences underline the fact that political parties are as much social organisms as political ones: an excuse to get drunk, have a good time and hang out with friends.
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"I don't know any Brazilians who don't have a good time when they go to their country, but I don't think Neymar will play better because of that," Luis Enrique said.
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Despite having a demanding career that straddles both the fashion and film industries (as well as publishing her first novel this year), Delevingne still knows how to have a good time.
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"One in 5 Americans trapped on ObamaCare will only have a single insurer to choose from, and boy are those insurers going to have a good time with you," Trump said.
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"I never wanted to make anyone uncomfortable — I wanted them to have a good time, but there were definitely moments where we would, like, find pornography on a librarian," Collins admits.
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"One in five Americans trapped on ObamaCare will only have a single insurer to choose from, and boy are those insurers going to have a good time with you," he said.
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If you've paid for all your necessary expenses and still have money left over from your budget, then by all means, go out and have a good time, you deserve it.
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Go out there as the leading lady that you are, take in the audience, look at them and smile in a way that says, 'Didn't we all have a good time?
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" Nick Lambert, a friend who served in the military with Gerald, tells PEOPLE that his slain friend was "full of life" and "always excited and looking to have a good time.
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"We decided to just all get together in the studio with the puppets, a bunch of lights, and just have a good time and made decisions as we went," Marcopoulos says.
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But most people who go to festivals are in their 20s, many of them single and looking to have a good time, not censor themselves in case a toddler wanders by.
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Sticking to it is something else, because of the "I'll have another margarita" syndrome, as one resident put it, or the tendency to set aside worries and have a good time.
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We watch them to have a good time, and "The Last Jedi" is the latest in a franchise that has entertained a generation of moviegoers and their children for four decades.
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Watching Eric and Rachel walk around the city, play games, and have a good time in a hot tub is like listening to a Chance the Rapper song: It's just nice.
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He expressed how important it was for everyone to have a good time and love each other ... and made it abundantly clear how thankful he is to be who he is.
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And the Sanders' choice here is critical, because voters, many of whom are exhausted by a prolonged primary process, want to have a good time when they pick a presidential candidate.
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Pick a Destination With Activities Ms. Pena says it's important to find a destination where all generations of your family can have a good time with a variety of activity options.
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Polizzi: If we are going out with the girls we will have a nice dinner, we will have alcohol, we will have a good time and then we will go to bed.
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Even though they're two of the most important people on earth, Barack and Joe don't need to be surrounded by impressive architecture, fancy cuisine or famous friends to have a good time.
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This isn't Malia's first time at the music fest -- she had great seats last year during Mac Miller's set -- and she always seems to have a good time in her former hometown.
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Donald Trump just wrapped up his "Who Needs the Philadelphia Eagles to Have a Good Time?" party at the White House ... and proved he actually knows the words to the national anthem!!
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While the games available are fun and interactive, they also cater to anyone who just wants to have a good time — no matter who they are or how old they might be.
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Witness Kolby Eleazer said its tradition for young people in the area to go to the mall the day after Christmas to have a good time but it turned sour Tuesday night.
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The 26-year-old Timberlake was only "trying to have a good time," a source told PEOPLE at the time, as Biel was coming off a split from baseball pro Derek Jeter.
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The President has referred to the world body as "just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time" and repeatedly attacked the institution's core principle of multilateralism.
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If you really want to have a good time, you'll have to try accepting things that are out of your control—which doesn't always come easy to a natural leader like you!
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It's not that they're trying to get away from their past; they're fine with you holding a torch to any of their albums as long as you have a good time doing it.
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A drug-smuggling pigeon just looking to have a good time failed to make it to his destination this week after police took him and his little bag full of pills into custody.
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The Passengers star had the perfect clapback to those who shamed her for her strip club video, and it's worth borrowing anytime you get side-eye for trying to have a good time.
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And then "To Live And Die In LA" immediately struck me: It's a song and a video of a rider, [a guy] made to have a good time and peacefully represent his city.
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Although men are responsible for their actions, we offer support for all women who come with every problem so that they are less exposed to that vulnerability and can have a good time.
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When they find out that fellow students who did party also got into good schools, they decide on the last day of their senior year to let loose and have a good time.
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They're all dumb, they hate their jobs (if they have one at all), they're not characterized as hot, and they generally have no interest in doing anything other than have a good time.
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"We might be a bit wilder because we like to have a good time, but we're as knowledgeable as anyone about Sherlock Holmes," said Lyndsay Faye, 37, a Babes member from Ridgewood, Queens.
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This play-turned-drinking-game feels like hanging out with cool theater nerds at their kind of party; you might not get all the jokes, but you sure will have a good time.
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Venus connects with Jupiter at 10:28 AM, encouraging us to be kind and generous—and to have a good time (perhaps too good a time; it will be easy to over indulge!).
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"We tried to give the teens what we thought was a safe place to have a good time," the nightclub's post said, adding that armed security guards were present inside and outside the club.
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If I'm never actually going to attain the unattainable ideal of the sexy-but-not-too-sexy woman, then I might as well have a good time when I'm getting dressed in the morning.
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With green and white knit stripes, the sweater's design looks festive enough for an elf, but there's one detail that shows it's clearly made for human adults, who love to have a good time.
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And that now puts us on stage less proud and aggressive and a little more gracious and content and ready to have a good time, to share with those people what Seth's talking about.
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I instantly like her, but I'm aware I could say anything and she would probably agree with me; for the next few hours, her job is to make sure I have a good time.
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It can be hard to just shut up and have a good time in New York, where there's always the chance that a "better" version of whatever you're doing is right around the corner.
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" FERRONE Tom sort of went over to him and said, "Just cut loose and don't feel sort of inhibited to copy anything that we have, just play your thing, just have a good time.
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Taking your vibrator with you to the shower is a sure way to have a good time, whether you're masturbating or bringing your partner along for shower sex, but not all toys are waterproof.
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Beck Gee-Cohen, the director of LGBTQ programming for Visions Adolescent Treatment in California, said he takes teenagers in his program to Pride to show them they can have a good time without substances.
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Going to parties, seeing what everybody doing, I decided that by not doing that I could show society that I don't need to drink or smoke or do drugs to have a good time.
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" Few would disagree about the need for some structural changes to the United Nations bureaucracy, which Mr. Trump, as president-elect, once described as a club where diplomats fraternize "and have a good time.
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You work hard all week and then head out into the evening to decorate bars, clubs, warehouses, and liquor stores with your money, all in the hope that you'll maybe have a good time.
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His friends ran an underground paper called The Unknown Hoya, dispensing helpful tips such as "all it takes to have a good time with any H.H. (Holton Hosebag)" is a Montgomery County library card.
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We're in the business of creating bands in different cities where we can find people with neurodegenerative diseases who love to play music and are ready to jump on and have a good time.
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"A noisy restaurant is the end product of a business that helps us have a good time, just as purring is the end product of scratching a cat's chin the right way," he writes.
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You've experienced some version of the feeling I am about to describe: You are with your gaming group, and everyone is pretending to have a good time, but they aren't having a good time.
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Even if you're not into coding, you'll probably have a good time just trying to figure out the best way to get the rabbit all her carrots, and you'll probably learn how to code, anyway.
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But no matter what goes down during the games, or what political and economic problems lie ahead, no one can accuse the people of Cidade Maravilhosa of not knowing how to have a good time.
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The British band's sophomore album is destined to be called "surprisingly good" until people drop the qualifier and just enjoy it — because if you're looking to have a good time, it gets the job done.
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They're mostly middle-aged or older; they're wearing brightly colored tourist T-shirts purchased on our excursion earlier today to St. Kitts; they're cheering for their new friends; they're here to have a good time.
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But here, surrounded by people looking to have a good time, waiting to cheer enthusiastically, encouraging the performers sexy-dancing their way out of so much Velcro-clasped cosplay, I felt comfortable, happy, and entertained.
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And as the strands of the Mylar curtains made their final sweep across the floor, it was nearly impossible to tell who was a performer, and who was just there to have a good time.
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You're busy knocking off items on your to-do list today, Taurus, which could be totally boring, but sometimes you need to do boring things before you can let loose and have a good time.
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Emily: Mark has shown me that to drink with the city's elite, all it takes is just a little bit of know-how and a whole lot of knowing how to have a good time.
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So I understand that your group of five wants to go out and have a good time, even though money might be tight, and you guys want to be safe and take a ride out.
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The sun enters Aquarius on January 20, finding you in an especially flirtatious mood—this month's focus is so heavily placed on your home life, but you are now ready to have a good time!
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"Everybody was there to have a good time," said the Nigerian-born photographer Yagazie Emezi, who found herself returning to the club time and again during a 10-month trip to Liberia in the summer.
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As recently as December, he dismissed the United Nations as "just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time" and as president he had yet to meet with Mr. Guterres.
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I love that she is not afraid of the melodramatic and that her objective in both plays was as much to have the audience have a good time as it was to say something meaningful.
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"I thought it would be perfect for us because anytime we get together, we just laugh and act goofy and just straight up always have a good time with each other," Clark told Inside Edition.
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The pitfalls of romanticizing a decade known for culinary mediocrity aside, you can manage to have a good time if you order your drinks from the upstairs bar, where they are made with greater care.
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The Iowa native was used to writing songs that made people dance and smile and have a good time, but for weeks after his mom's visit, he wasn't able to shake that moment from his memory.
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"She comes in, she's got the game face, but she's also got a smile for you and she's ready to have a good time, maybe sing along to a song if she knows it," says Self.
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It may take a day to get there, give or take a few hours depending on the head- and tailwinds, but you can't say Australians don't know how to have a good time — and it shows.
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Our whole intention with this—we don't know a lot of people on Snapchat—we just wanted to show people that you don't need to get fucked up to have a good time [author's note: lol].
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"This is a miniature test to see if she really likes it, or if she's going to pretend to like it, but either way we're going to have a good time — or at least I will."
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The world that we live in, you get so stressed out over Trump... For people to let go and have a good time and at least forget for a few hours, that's what makes me happy.
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" As Marcopoulos told The New York Times, "We decided to just all get together in the studio with the puppets, a bunch of lights, and just have a good time and made decisions as we went.
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" Jones says the drug helps him have a good time -- saying, "If you can afford to smoke a little weed, and do a little coke, and still win world titles, who's to tell you you can't?
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Having experienced two very different sides of the Derby, I realized you don't need to spend thousands to have a good time — all you need is a $70 infield ticket and a good group of people.
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The early blues parties used to be places that people would meet; not just dance and enjoy themselves and have a good time, but also share news from whatever part of the Caribbean they came from.
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For me, I want to be as conscious as possible, and I want to have a good time, and I want to treat myself well, I wanna try stuff that's just stupid and fun for myself.
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If you're not into all the side cases, you can skip a lot of them and still have a good time, but you'll risk missing out on some nice upgrades and fun combat scenarios and puzzles.
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He has this uncanny ability to make you feel like you're his best friend in the whole wide world, like he's speaking directly to you and really, really does want you to have a good time.
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Now there's a citywide task force that ensures that Happy Lands are not all over our city, endangering people who may want to go out and have a good time and end up never coming home.
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Because as much as what differentiates Sandler might be in his ability to portray innocence, the true genius of Adam Sandler might be in creating a work that genuinely wants you to have a good time.
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Yes, there are crowds, yes, you might get burned by a cigarette by drunk people, but once you realize there's no shortcut to avoid that, you have to suck it up and have a good time.
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Today, in the Information Age, with software eating the world, we watch TV in the hope that we might see something funny that we can share with others to make them laugh and have a good time.
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Reichl doesn't need the unlimited purse strings of Condé Nast to have a good time, and neither do her readers: The air was filled with the soft melodic thrum of French, its cadence a kind of music.
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"I just want to have a good time because there's so much s— going on in my life that you could probably make a country song about me," Judge said, referring to her husband's ongoing heart problems.
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"Some people would judge others for using booze to have fun, but we don't do it because we're stupid or because we have to in order to have a good time," he said, swigging a tarty cocktail.
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And despite how much fans just want to turn away, have a good time, and win some games, there is a real onus on all of us to keep talking, and never forget what has been done.
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Being stood up is a kind of emotional unmooring where you, ready to have a good time and with the jitters of trying to see if you will enjoy someone, have the rug pulled out from you.
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The New Zealand beach town of Whangamata has long been a popular destination for folks looking to have a good time on New Year's Eve, when thousands of teens come to drink, dance, and see some fireworks.
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The Americans are happy to drink, smoke, and have a good time in Slovakia — occasionally at the expense of the local people — but when the party's over for them, the Americans just want to leave without consequence.
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" —NBC News Trump Dismisses the UN as a "Good Time" ClubPresident-elect Donald Trump took to Twitter to dismiss the United Nations as "just a club for people to get together, talk, and have a good time.
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While the National Prohibition Act (aka the Volstead Act)—banning the production, importation, and distribution of alcoholic beverages—intended to stifle people's desire to get together and have a good time, it ended up increasing it tenfold.
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Well, no movie has any reason to exist at all, if you want to get existential about it, and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is a sun-drenched noir that just wants you to have a good time.
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Their twin preadolescent sons (Julian Grey and Ammon Ford) barely have personalities at all, but as the family arrives in Austria it seems possible that the audience will have a good time even if the characters don't.
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So there are asexual people who decide to have sex, either because they enjoy pleasuring their partner or because although they don't feel that desire, they still know that they are going to have a good time.
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Several Republicans at the ball confided that they were not in town to celebrate Trump's victory as much as they were to celebrate the end of Democratic President Barack Obama's term, and, above all, have a good time.
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Indie-pop songstress Robinson knows that you don't need to start a tab at the bar to have a good time — not when you have a perfectly good couch and collection of friends to share your night with.
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The Sun enters Leo on July 22, a bright spot during a heavy and emotional eclipse season that creates a flirtatious energy and finds you in the mood to create art and have a good time with friends.
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They had no trouble riling up the crowd and made Madison Square Garden their own house party for a few minutes, shouting out all the kids from the suburbs who made it out to have a good time.
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But the crowd of mostly movie-theater owners and press seemed to have a good time with it, and many risked reacting on Twitter because, well — they liked it, an outcome that's less likely to irritate the studio.
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" Trump, while he was president-elect, criticized the United Nations as "just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time" while a spokeswoman said the new administration would "demand some reform and change.
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" (CNBC) Trump also rebuked the United Nations in a tweet Monday, saying: "The United Nations has such great potential but right now it is just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time.
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The best part about running a restaurant inside of an arcade is that people legitimately come in to have a good time—it's just not the "hardcore foodie" crowd that shows up when you run a normal restaurant.
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It's one thing to have a great family, and even though you love that safeness and you have a good time with them, when you're with friends who are your own age, you're in a whole different mindset.
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Whether they were glad they skipped or wished they'd gone, most people I talked to had similar advice for current high school students: If prom sounds fun and you think you'll have a good time, then go for it!
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For now, just let McPhee have a good time promoting her new jazz album, I Fall in Love Too Easily, which is all about how she's a sucker for romance and...OMG, maybe she is in love with Foster?
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Warrior Mars in Sagittarius will invigorate you to work out some financial concerns, and Mercury in Pisces will inspire communication between you and the people with whom you like to party, create, flirt, or generally have a good time.
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The operation, which takes in radio shows , club nights, and a record label, is devoted to keeping the Balearic spirit alive in the most authentic way possible: good music played by good people looking to have a good time.
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"It's a good time to be an industrial company, and the charts, as interpreted by Bob Lang, suggest the industrial stocks are going to continue to have a good time right into year-end," the "Mad Money" host concluded.
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Far from being an accidental side effect, a noisy restaurant is the end product of a business that helps us have a good time, just as purring is the end product of scratching a cat's chin the right way.
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As we unravel his process behind the album, we touch on the legacy of black masculinity, changing music industry perspectives on black artists and how, at the end of it all, he's just trying to have a good time.
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And true to basic, Insecure typecast her as loud, obnoxious, forever alone, only slightly bitter about it, but always down to have a good time because she's generally too oblivious or delusional to recognize that her life is in shambles.
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Todd: What I want to see is Melisandre moving to Florida to hang out with the crew from Cougar Town, because I feel like she'd have a good time playing Penny Can and/or drinking wine with Jules and company.
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When you spoke to him, you couldn't help but be happy because his spirit was so contagious, his love of life was so apparent, and his ability to have a good time, no matter what the circumstance, knew no bounds.
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With gifts that make sure their having-people-over vibe is more "swanning around in a caftan" than "sweating over a fallen soufflé," you'll give them what they want most of all: for their guests to have a good time.
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"And I don't know when all this kind of stuff is gonna stop but it's super crazy when… You know, people go places like that to unwind, you know, and have a good time after a long week," Aldean said.
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Though it was all a performance—Paul, the evil trafficker who's trying to make money and have a good time, is actually an Atlanta-based actor named Matt Lewis—I still felt heavy from the toil of witnessing young people enslaved.
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Yet away from the television screens, much of the original, rebellious and lascivious spirit of dangdut can still be found across Indonesia, in bars, seedier clubs and at spontaneous outdoor concerts set up by youngsters wanting to have a good time.
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It was at a festival and it was a one-night stand that happened in the same way all one-night stands happen for me: I see someone, know we'd have a vibe, and then we have a good time together.
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So, not only are Britain's young labouring under the weight of poor job prospects and a bubbly housing market; instead of using what little disposable income they have to have a good time, they're also being terribly responsible with their finances.
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You were going to have a good time and you were going to have a race and you were going to see your mates, but sure as hell you were going to sacrifice something to Zeus as part of that.
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We give the kids an opportunity to have a good time, but also teach them how to be cooperative, effectively communicate and other life skills that are important for kids to learn, that will allow them to make healthy, sound decisions.
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I thought that Hector needed to hear that we had had a wonderful time together, but that it was all right for him to have a good time with someone else now, and to achieve new things with that person.
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Something tells me Overwatch's problems can't be solved by outright banning half of a country, but it goes to show the amount of creativity (and work) required to make sure players can jump into a game and have a good time.
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This year is particularly—and bizarrely—controversial: Some druids, led by a man named King Arthur Pendragon, protested the event entirely; others stayed and performed rituals as usual; and thousands of non-pagans showed up just to have a good time.
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The athletes, who at once embody and upend the stereotype of the shallow, sexually entitled jock, go to a disco, a country-and-western bar, a punk-rock show and various parties, and they have a good time wherever they are.
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It was a place where I met people who had never been to a gay nightclub before, who drove a hundred miles across state borders to be with tolerant people, who just wanted to have a good time and dance.
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It suddenly all made so much sense: While getting ready for a big night out is undoubtedly part of the fun, the more effort and money I put into a night, the more pressure there was to have a good time.
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The sibs sound like they know how to have a good time at events: Besides "cracking jokes" and hobnobbing as a duo, they're "always playing jokes on each other and daring each other to do dumb stuff at events," Pyper explained.
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He isn't known for particularly pointed comedy; in fact, Fallon himself has been pretty open on his show about the fact that he prefers his comedy rounded at the edges, the better to just relax and have a good time.
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It only took 7003 minutes before I saw a guy getting fisted in the back room, and that's how I knew I was going to have a good time at last weekend's Folsom Black leather and BDSM party in Tokyo.
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"The areas of the world where winery hopping is a big attraction tend to be incredibly picturesque, and you don't have to be a serious oenophile to have a good time on a trip to one of them," she said.
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The former "Shahs of Sunset" star and Dara Mir -- her estranged hubby who filed for divorce from her in August -- threw their daughter, Alara, a lavish party for her first birthday Sunday ... and really seemed to have a good time together.
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Together we cry as we chop the onions, laugh as we catch up on the past year, compare recipes and Seder menus, and generally have a good time making hundreds of gefilte fish patties for the guests at our separate Seders.
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So they went out, to parks and dance halls, saloons and restaurants, nickelodeons and penny arcades—to the streets themselves, teeming centers of working-class social life—where they could have a good time and meet men on their own.
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As Jack McGarry, a managing partner at BlackTail, put it: "We have a good time designing these cocktails, so if we can bring a little bit of that good time to a new set of customers, why not do it?"
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Haddish grew up in foster care in South Central Los Angeles, and for a time had a job as an "energy producer" at bar mitzvahs, where she was paid to dance enthusiastically and encourage other guests to have a good time.
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Ye tweeted with co-creator Justin Roiland shortly after the new episodes were announced to arrange a time to hang out and have a good time, which many have interpreted to mean an appearance by the rapper on the Emmy-winning show.
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In case you were wondering, the cast of The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants still get together; and while it may not be for candle lit heart to hears in an old attic, they still know how to have a good time.
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There's something to be said about the entire UNESCO World Heritage site being under construction, like the scaffolding around the Western Conference as it strains to have a good time, but that has nothing to do with Durant and does not belong here.
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There's a passenger from India on his first gay cruise, a Frenchman with disabilities who's determined to have a good time, a Polish man searching for a soul mate, a Palestinian who's moved to Belgium and the hot Austrian photographer everyone poses for.
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" Not everything is so weighted though: Jay-Z would like to impress you with his watches, and Beyoncé will encourage you to have a good time, but "If they trying to party with the queen, they gonna have to sign a nondisclosure.
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POEHLER: I felt like it was going to be silly and dumb and we would have a good time regardless of how it played… In watching it back years later, I was very moved by us all being up on stage together.
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Eager to prove to the Cornell administration that rock concerts had a place on campus and have a good time in the process, the CCC worked with heavy duty East Coast promoter John Scher to bring the Grateful Dead to Barton Hall.
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During the season we try to visit, and we're always really excited to go because it means so much to be able to put a smile on [the kid's] faces, make them laugh, have a good time with them and hopefully help them feel better.
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"When we were working on the early development of the Nintendo Switch, one concept that was very important to us was how do we get people together to have a good time," he says, placing the card face up on the conference room table.
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"They are very focused on figuring out a way to get you to come in the store, hang in the store longer, have a good time and want to come back," said Jan Kniffen, CEO of J. Rogers Kniffen Worldwide Enterprises, during a CNBC interview.
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Ken Hughes's family classic — adapted from a screenplay by Roald Dahl and based on a fantasy by Ian Fleming — "sees to it that none of the audience's terrific eagerness to have a good time is betrayed or lost," Renata Adler wrote in The Times.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump urged onlookers at a Houston shelter to "have a good time" on Saturday — and appeared to take his own advice during a daylong Gulf Coast tour that blurred the line between bucking up a battered region and taking an early victory lap.
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"These young people wanted to have a good time — and from one second to the next were ripped from life or badly injured," Armin Laschet, the governor of North-Rhine Westphalia, the German state where many of the victims were from, said on Twitter.
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People you've loved and known, some you've seen, some you haven't — but you have a good time with them when you walk on that set, doing great work, loving the work you're doing and hoping that people, when it comes out, will enjoy it.
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"You don&apost get to this level of opening without appealing to everyone whether you&aposre a fan of animation, superheroes or just out to have a good time and want to see a good movie," said Cathleen Taff, the head of distribution for Walt Disney Studios.
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I just want people to come here and have a good time for three days and come back home and remember how cool it was and what bands they saw and the new people they met; discovering Montreal and that whole feeling of spring and summer coming.
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"I'll tell you what I ain't picking no fight, none of my business who's wrong or who's right anyway that's for sure / My opinion is mine you can take that and a dime and have a good time on your google search," she continued strumming her guitar.
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More stoned than I've ever been in my entire life, I almost forgot that the main reason for the event was commerce; it was hard not to have a good time when everyone in attendance was liberally sharing joints, vapes, and anything else smokeable or edible.
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I am the product of Northern California hippie chaos, and he grew up among cops and Catholics in New Jersey, but we share a fundamental sameness that makes it easy to have a good time together, and helps us navigate a bad time pretty well, too.
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All of these things point to one thing: whether he's trolling with a purpose or simply for the sake of laughs, Marshmello is clearly just trying to have a good time and inject some levity into a culture that can sometimes take itself a little too seriously.
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Ian's complete rankings:Paulie's PizzeriaSofia Pizza ShoppePugsley PizzaNorm's PizzaRizzo's Fine PizzaWhile I had a blast gallivanting around the city and enjoying some killer pizza, it's good to note Cutrufo's goals for the event: To raise awareness about public transportation alternatives and — most importantly — to have a good time.
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In hindsight, youth seems fun and carefree, so millennial metalheads grew up on stories about how thrash used to be a chance to forget your asshole boss and have a good time—when in fact thrash metal was socially conscious, dark as all hell, and deadly serious.
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Set in the wilting salad days of Studio 54, the New York dance emporium that became the Emerald City of hedonism in the late 1970s, this labored marriage of fact and fiction may begin when its cast of revelers is still pretending to have a good time.
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I wondered to myself if I could ever have a good time at a gig, but I eventually overcame it by finding a small, select group of friends who were non-judgemental, knew about my condition and most importantly, they genuinely wanted to be around me.
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After all, the Nickelodeon gig seems pretty perfect for the fun-loving NFL star, 26, who certainly knows how to have a good time: He recently took 700 fans on a three-day party cruise to the Bahamas, and even busted out his signature twerking moves on stage.
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It's a tricky dynamic: The people at the table are paying him to have a good time, but it's hard to get repeat business if your customers are constantly in danger of being torn up by hyena-demons—or even if they're simply nonplussed at their last few turns.
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And the Metallica's of the world who love running around policing where their work will have platforms, and their grunts making sure to pull down that birthday party video of you and your friends just trying to have a good time while some song was on the radio.
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I imagine those who aren't as into storytelling may not enjoy Fog of Love as much as I do, but everything about Jacob Jaskov's game design is so beautiful that you can also just play the core game without adding storytelling flourishes and still have a good time.
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"For Vice, bringing an experience for people to come together and have a good time with the brand, I think it's really valuable even though you're not hitting tons of people at once, you're connecting in a way that's memorable and they are going to be talking about it."
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The only problem is that it's late August, so maybe the time to go on grand summer adventures has passed for you, but as long you can have some good headphones and can imagine amber waves of grain (but in space) then you'll probably have a good time.
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Rmax: So, this is the main bar, and at any given night from, let's say, five to midnight, this place is packed with magicians and their guests, and people are here to see incredible magic in a bunch of different showrooms, have dinner, have drinks, have a good time.
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"You can sit with somebody in a golf cart where there might be cultural differences and language barriers and have a good time and build a friendship with somebody in a way you could never do sitting across an office table from someone," Eric Trump told The Irish Independent.
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Asking single people to date you singly, but describing yourself mostly in relation to your partner and how committed you are and how you're in process with this whole non-monogamy thing isn't going to turn people on or make them think they'd have a good time with you.
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But honestly, my main goal right now is simply to jam out with my friends, have a good time, and get closer with my fans; giving them a better insight as to who I am, how we relate to each other, and what my intentions are as human being.
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"Even though philosophically, as a coach you tell your kids they're either all in or out, I felt like what she gave to the sport for the last however many years, I enjoyed seeing her have a good time, and in a way she had earned that," he said.
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Quiosques, or kiosks, dole out draft beer, caipirinhas and bags of Globos (crunchy rings made from manioc starch) right on the sand, groups of men in tiny swimsuits play hands-free volleyball, vendors sell sarongs emblazoned with the Brazilian flag, and everyone's there to have a good time.
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Lizzie: What's special about this video is the very good outfits (primary color visors and matching socks, see-through rain jackets, canary yellow jumpsuits) and the way Kamaiyah and her crew just kind of take over the city of Oakland and convince everyone around them to have a good time.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. "I do feel a sense of freedom from not drinking anymore because it took up so much brain space," said Laura Willoughby at London's Mindful Drinking Festival, an event founded to suggest that you don't need to be paralytic to have a good time.
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For all that we tell ourselves that restraint and minimalism are important artist tools, that, no, we don't need to hear songs in a club to have a good time, deep down we're all longing for something that's even tangentially linked to the verse-chorus-verse structure we grew up with.
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Every year, on the first weekend in September, an estimated 225 million people descend on the northern French city to wander through streets lined with bric-a-brac, have a drink in a cafe or bar, eat the local specialty of mussels and fries, and generally have a good time.
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And while it doesn't hit the highs of all-timers like Jersey Boys or Beautiful — stories that have larger themes than just "here are the songs of the artist you love," fans of the singer should have a good time reminding themselves throughout this highlights reel why she is the ultimate survivor.
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I worked with a couple guys that I really liked and we would have a good time on the air even though we'd pile up the losses and win 15 games and lose 60 whatever, so you try to keep yourself motivated and creative, and so we'd come up with stuff like that.
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Between a major Outstanding Drama Series win, countless actors broadcasting backstage antics via Instagram Stories, and two stars — Lena Headey and Emilia Clarke — debuting tattoos on the red carpet, it was clear that, though this may have sadly been their last Emmys together as a cast, they were there to have a good time.
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He is weathering the most tumultuous period in his tenure there — a predicament for which he has himself to thank, and one that raises the question of whether the multitalented but apolitical Mr. Fallon can ride out the current era of politicized, choose-your-side entertainment, when he just wants to have a good time.
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Expect to feel way more motivated to have a good time when action planet Mars rolls through the sign of the twins—but there's another date this month that you shouldn't plan any cute dates for, my lovely water bearer: Remember when Venus squared Saturn earlier in the month, putting everyone in a crap mood?
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"Laugh a minute, so incredibly fun, and look, the thing that I love about my country is that, you know, we know how to have a good time and we're very entertaining, and you know, generally it might take us a while, but we generally get it right, and I suspect we'll get it right," Spacey said.
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We had a crowd certainly equal our record I run into thousands of shareholders and they are all having a good time and our directors have a good time here so its sort of a Mardi Gras BECKY QUICK: Is there anything different about this meeting or is it the sameness that makes it so special?
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"Maybe you're doing it for fun or for laughs or for conversation at the holiday table, but at the end of the day you may have a good time but the company now can sell that information 100 different ways," Peter Pitts, of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest, told NBC News in 2017.
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But, except for my one friend who is so disgustingly personable that he can build a rapport with anyone from my high school classmate to a friend I met on the internet, I worry about bringing them all together and having them enjoy hanging out, because I just want everyone to have a good time and I feel guilty if they don't.
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Finally, white partners should remember that their partners of color may not have a good time, and that's... OK. It's unfair to expect them to enjoy every minute of the trip or love your family and childhood friends as much as you do, and you shouldn't pressure them to "just ignore" or keep the peace with people who make them uncomfortable.
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After spending a few hours clearing the first world—grabbing every collectible along the way, naturally—and poking around the second, I'm here to report Super Lucky's Tale is not going to change the way we think about platformers, but especially if you're an Xbox owner who's side-eyeing Switch owners, you'll have a good time with Super Lucky's Tale.
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Some other highlights of what has so far been a low-key Pyongyang trip for the often flamboyant celebrity, who has visited the North four times before: Hanging with North Korean athletes While his previous visits in 2013 and 2014 often drew controversy, Rodman has said this week he's just here to meet old friends and have a good time.
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From the second she walked onto season six with the words: "My name is Adore Delano, I'm 23 years old and I'm a fucking Libra" to the second she walked onto All Stars two with the words: "My name is Adore Delano and I'm a messy slut," she has been a beautiful, sloppy punk Barbie trying to have a good time while screaming about her "hog body".
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Above: 'Yooka-Laylee': Glitterglaze Glacier trailer You can simply charge around its bright landscapes, leaping and rolling, dashing and bashing, and you'll have a good time—but without direction, it can all seem a bit weightless, meaningless in regard to a grander scheme (something something, nasty villain sort, something else, looks a bit like The Penguin in Batman Returns crossed with that Despicable Me fellow).
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We got Gordon Gronkowski -- aka "Big G" -- heading into the Leather and Laces Party in Minnesota Friday night more than ready to have a good time ... and he doesn't even hint there's any reason to think his son's not going to have a great game Patriots Nation's been uneasy all week about Gronk's status for Sunday -- since he just got medically cleared Thursday following a concussion in the AFC Championship -- but Big G says there's no reason to worry.
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Scribner: And the way I got involved with the film was, actually Asher, who's our director, and Rob reached out to me and I really enjoyed the script and loved the character and so I was able to really jump aboard the film, and just get to have a good time with everybody who worked on the film like Brent, Sarah Gilman, Ryan Newman, Bo Mitchell, Nathan Kress, and the list continues because there's just so many amazing people on our movie.
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And if you're solo-dining curious, a guide from the New York Times on how to have a good time eating alone suggests a few ways to turn meal time into healthy alone time, like practicing "mindful eating" by thinking about what you want to eat and then eating it (OK, maybe that one is kind of a dud), having a solo cocktail to break the ice with yourself, and eating the kind of things you'd feel hesitant to chow down on with company.
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