Jonesing for more fun, sun and drama as summer winds down?
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"No one is jonesing for their next [dose of] psilocybin," he said.
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Birds are neat and all, but is anyone else jonesing for a sandwich?
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It includes several tweets from Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson jonesing for a pickup emoji.
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If you're jonesing for a messy vampire-on-vampire catfight, however, you'll be disappointed.
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If you're jonesing for the actual cookies, DD wants to be your one-stop shop.
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Or was it something that the Lactobacilli in your digestive tract was actually jonesing for?
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If you're jonesing for an extraterrestrial, you should check out The Close Encounters Man by Mark O'Connell.
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If the Switch has you jonesing for more "Mario Kart" or "Zelda," the 3DS is your place.
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If you're anything like us, you're probably jonesing for a one-way ticket to spring right about now.
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Facebook Dating and Facebook Marketplace and Facebook Watch all seem jonesing for a refresh or a fresh push.
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Pokémon Go players jonesing for more pokéstops, gyms, and a trip to their local Sprint stores are in luck.
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When I finally landed an interview in Montreal in August of 2019, I was jonesing for a green card.
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Tesla owners have been jonesing for this update for years, though the company describes the feature as a beta version.
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All-in-all, it was a really relaxing experience and anyone jonesing for some serious pampering will definitely enjoy it.
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And if you're jonesing for the upcoming PlayStation VR (out October 13th), the folks at Sony have something to help.
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A championship is a momentary event, and good feelings only last so long before you start jonesing for the next one.
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If you were to just eat the pasta that you were jonesing for in the first place, it would stop the cycle.
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At the time, Netflix had yet to divulge the gruesome plot twist: The "diet" is Barrymore's character's sudden jonesing for human flesh.
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But despite all the other prestige shows coming back, it's Euphoria that really has us jonesing for the new year's imminent arrival.
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Kym Johnson fans aren't the only ones jonesing for a Dancing with the Stars wedding – so is her old dancing buddy Cheryl Burke.
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That means you're going to start jonesing for more of Jack (Milo Ventimiglia), Rebecca, and the Big Three much faster than, say, Riverdale.
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Thanks to Native Cosmetics, those jonesing for a daily way to imbibe rosé without cracking open a bottle can indulge with rosé-scented deodorant.
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And if you're really jonesing for cookie-dough anything, the FDA advisory says that storebought cookie-dough ice cream creations are still fair game.
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Winter is coming, and while we're jonesing for coziness everywhere this season, fashion and lifestyle influencer Noelle Downing's $4,200 Brooklyn apartment is cozy year-round.
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"If it's a practical person and you know they're jonesing for a new screwdriver set, you can make that person really happy," Mr. Stark said.
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It looks fresh and shiny when you walk out of the salon, but dulls fast, leaving you jonesing for a refresh after just a few weeks.
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Per a press release: You will have to physically leave the house or state (or country) if you're jonesing for Protomartyr's cutting critiques of modern society.
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But if you're jonesing for another show set in a women's prison — one with a much harsher, darker tone, behold "Wentworth," a ruthlessly bleak Australian drama.
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But those were so then, and while the new year is still a month away, we're already jonesing for a fresh color trend to embrace right now.
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Instead, the administration has put out confusing statements that waffle on whether they want to continue this part of Obamacare — or are jonesing for a big fight.
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Photo by Ian FreimuthSay you're traveling in a strange new city but suddenly find yourself really jonesing for the familiar comfort of pour-over coffee and man buns.
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If you're jonesing for a Whooper in Camden Town today, these are the lyrics that you'll hear cranking out of the Burger King location in that London neighborhood.
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I think that the enthusiasm around our Voyager Golden Record: 40th Anniversary Edition suggests that in today's world, many people are jonesing for a dose of optimism and hope.
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Rob Gronkowski says he's not closing the door on his NFL career -- saying he's open to strap on the pads again if he starts jonesing for some football action!
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If you're jonesing for some definitely true trivia answers about the actress, she revealed in the video that she hates Scorpios, has a dog named Tampon, and owns a tattoo gun.
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While there may be some days when you really crave a juicy steak or a thick hamburger, there may be others when you're jonesing for a satisfying salad or piece of salmon.
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Come March, we're jonesing for a new cut that's more refreshing than a green juice — and from the looks of her most recent Instagram, Jessica Alba is on the exact same page.
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If Pamela was really and truly only jonesing for some penetrative sex — and absolutely nothing else — couldn't she have asked Andre if the beginnings of a blow job could fix his sexual hiccup?
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For someone trying to quit smoking, it can be truly infuriating to wake up in the morning, Jonesing for that first puff, only to find that the Juul hasn't been charging all night.
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Music streaming services make just about every new album available for free (well, with limited ads or none at a small cost), and collectors jonesing for physical releases are buying records like it's 1969.
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For the low price of absolutely nothing, there's no harm in checking this game out, especially if you've been jonesing for more Final Fantasy after the long-awaited 2016 release of Final Fantasy XV.
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Elbakyan had been pursuing a master's program on public administration (which, she tells me, would've allowed her to make the "upgrade" to her living conditions she'd long been jonesing for) at Russia's National Research University.
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In their most recent piece, the Bros have taken on Olive Garden, proposing a drive-thru version for when you're jonesing for those breadsticks, but just don't have the time to sit at an actual table.
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Hormes' work in cravings studies revealed that people tend to yearn for commonly stereotypical food options—like pregnant or PMSing women jonesing for chocolate —but that there isn't anything physiological going on to peg to these desires.
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Keep scrolling to see if your favorite java spot made the list, and to get ideas the next time you&aposre jonesing for a warm cup of coffee — or just trying to get out of the cold.
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And if you're still really jonesing for a brand-new 35mm SLR, you could always convert to the dark side and check out Nikon's stable, which still features two film cameras in the $570 Nikon FM10 and the $2,700 Nikon F6.
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I Am the Night may not add up to much — TNT sent out five of the six episodes, and I'm only slightly jonesing for the finale — but it's worth watching for Pine, for its aesthetics, and for fans of LA noir.
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Live too, at that point in the band's history, we had only 183 songs to choose from to populate our setlist, and if you're touring a lot like we were, you're just jonesing for more tunes to fill it out.
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And if you are already jonesing for your next GoT fix, there are plenty of porn parodies out there, including Game of Bones, This Ain't No Game of Thrones XXX, and Gay of Thrones, which should certainly tide you over until next season.
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BFA is also pushing "bipartisan legislation" on its website and in its ads:As we reported last week, anti-net neutrality groups are really jonesing for a net neutrality bill they could push through our Republican-dominant Congress, as it would likely favor their interests greatly.
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Blake Fischer reviewed the Nintendo 64 version of the game for Next Generation, rating it four stars out of five, and stated that "Well, it's either this, Tetris, or Bust-a-Move. If you're jonesing for some puzzle action, this is one of your better choices on Nintendo 64." Pokémon Puzzle League received generally positive reviews, according to review aggreagator Metacritic. Electronic Gaming Monthly gave the game a 9.2/10, noting its similarity to Tetris Attack, and calling it "highly addictive".
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The name "Generation Jones" has several connotations, including a large anonymous generation, a "keeping up with the Joneses" competitiveness and the slang word "jones" or "jonesing", meaning a yearning or craving. It is believed that Jonesers inherited an optimistic outlook as children in the 1960s, but were then confronted with a different reality as they came of age during the shift from a manufacturing to a service economy, which ushered in a long period of mass unemployment, and de- industrialization arrived full force in the mid-late 1970s and 1980s, leaving them with a certain unrequited "jonesing" quality for the more prosperous days of the past. Generation Jones is noted for coming of age after a huge swath of their older brothers and sisters in the earlier portion of the baby boomer population had come immediately preceding them; thus, many complain that there was a paucity of resources and privileges available to them that were seemingly abundant to older boomers. Therefore, there is a certain level of bitterness and "jonesing" for the level of freedom and affluence granted to older boomers but denied to them.
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Tucker said that her influences for this album included The Lion and the Cobra, as well as The Slits, The Raincoats, and The English Beat. She also named Patti Smith, Chrissie Hynde and Sinead O’Connor as influences in an interview with PopMatters. Tucker's singing on the album is much more subdued and intimate than it was on her work with Sleater-Kinney, when her voice was distinctive for its strong, surging sound. However, she occasionally returns to the full force of her "banshee" voice for which she was previously well-known, for example on "Riley". 1,000 Years has been compared, both favorably and unfavorably, to Tucker’s work with Sleater-Kinney, with the general conclusion being that the album’s style differs significantly from that of Sleater- Kinney. For example, Pitchfork Media wrote that “fans jonesing for a Sleater- Kinney fix will be disappointed.” Rolling Stone and Drowned in Sound noted the increased usage of piano and cello, among other instruments, on this album as opposed to in Sleater-Kinney's music. DiS singled out the organ on ‘Handed Love’ as well as the military rhythm of 'Half a World Away' as examples of this.
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