Let's be honest, the Echo line is pretty junky looking.
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I imagine it like you've got a real junky closet.
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It's another term for a junky car, or a HEAP.
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There's a bunch of weird, junky stuff going on with this choice.
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Programmatic ads, automatically placed by Google and others, are especially junky and repetitive.
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I understood that Jeffrey—a former junky—wasn't an asshole for no reason.
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He was a cardiologist and mountaineer, a skier, hiker, and general adrenaline junky.
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I'm a beer junky and they carry beer from a brewery I really love.
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I've gotten some great gear from vintage stores and even junky thrift shops like Goodwill.
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Don't prop the door open for every junky ab rocker to swing into your life.
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Maybe it's just that your cheap, junky bike seat is something akin to a torture device.
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The gate is festooned with random kitschy signs, seemingly reclaimed from a series of junky bars.
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These 3-D cufflinks are a unique way to flaunt your love for the junky ship.
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Bonus: Stop buying the junky stuff, which will last only a few days before breaking apart.
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The surrounding area is junky, too, with a strong resemblance to the featureless streetscape of suburban California.
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"Think about cord control and how you're going to manage that without it looking junky," she said.
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It's easy enough to bypass the BS when it's buried in a junky website or someone's old LiveJournal.
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The onslaught of junky ads and associated user complaints is the latest challenge for Twitter's promoted tweets product.
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It feels like there are way too many junky profiles to require users to pay to do anything.
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Much of the "Venetian" glassware is made in China and the newspaper kiosks are full of junky trinkets.
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Google said it finally has an algorithm in place to bury junky Android apps that have bad reviews.
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Then, Business Insider published a photo of an early prototype that showed a junky-looking backpack-mounted system. SCOOP!!!
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And they were in the middle of writing, so we all piled into their room in this old, junky hotel.
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In a battered white Citroen people carrier named Junky are two girls from Gaza, and one mother and one father.
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"There was lots of pressure because if the hotel ended up being junky, it would be my fault," he said.
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As a result, users' timelines became cluttered with junky ads and at least one malicious campaign, according to BuzzFeed News.
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Our environment changed, but our brains and bodies couldn't adapt to the sudden onslaught of junky but highly rewarding food.
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Also announced were new earbuds that you can use instead of the junky over-ear headphones built into the Oculus Rift.
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Hiro Shishigami, no doubt corrupted by years of exposure to junky shōnen comic books and the internet, turns into a monster.
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Here's the catch: These "junky" responses do not occur with just any food -- you're not likely to binge on, say, grilled salmon.
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Instead of Taco Bell's American approach — quick, cheap, often unabashedly junky — the Shanghai restaurant seems intent on easing Chinese diners into ordering.
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The conventional wisdom is still that spending anything less than $500 or so means you'll get junky hardware, a slow computer, or both.
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However, if you're a serious music junky and covet crisp sound over all else, dropping that wad of cash is well worth it.
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Junky off-brand chargers don't adhere to any of those standards, putting already unstable lithium batteries at greater risk for fire or combustion.
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And a $229 brushed-aluminum trash can that I decided I needed to replace the junky plastic one I had on a whim.
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Applying this cutting-edge tech and some of Lee's earnest sensitivity to a junky popcorn film yields simultaneously futuristic and deeply, strangely retro results.
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In the 12 months through last November, investors removed more than $30 billion from high-yield funds and their junky cousins, bank-loan funds.
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The capper was that Jim's team built a fake faceplate for the stereo to make it look old and junky and less theft-worthy.
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It's a 27W USB-C PD charger that's the size of the junky 5W plug that Apple gives you for free with your iPhone.
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But carb loading is not a ticket to stuff your face with junky breakfast foods and desserts, like donuts, scones, and cookies, Davis says.
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It'd work best in animation — all those junky robots, anthropomorphic animals, and mystical airborne and underground worlds will need a lot of CGI anyway.
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If you want to play games online, you need a headset—and not the junky one that came with your Xbox One or PS4.
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"Grocery store shelves are now overflowing with gluten-free foods that are just as junky as their gluten containing counterparts," Heller said by email.
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And I gave them my real email address, not the junky Hotmail one I usually give to stores to try to protect my precious inbox.
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On the same day Moody's, a credit-ratings agency, downgraded the city's already junky rating to reflect a greater likelihood of default within the year.
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"Eighteen hundred—if you want to pay that little for a studio or one-bedroom, you're going to get a really junky place," he said.
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I blame Muji for selling a junky product, but I blame myself even more for being suckered by something that looks like the HomePod of humidifiers.
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The Mummy star and notorious adrenaline junky recently sat down with Extra and was asked if his date nights are as extreme as people might think.
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The fact is that matter how new and flashy (or old and junky) your television, one of the many very good smart add-ons makes sense.
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Something like a flush external cable may look a bit junky, but how sexy does a plastic headset you snap your phone into really have to be?
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She says that making small changes to our everyday diets—not cutting out all the junky foods we consume—is the best way to eat badly well.
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"The fear with these billionaire donors is that they'll fund junky science, wasting money and time," David Callahan, the editor of the online magazine Inside Philanthropy , said.
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Not only was this a fun puzzle to solve with no junky fill, but it included some very crunchy long entries and one of my favorite books.
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"Cities of the Red Night," William S. Burroughs It's fashionable to read "Naked Lunch," proclaim Burroughs as a genius, sometimes dip into "Junky," and forget the rest.
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Kristin Lawless: My issue with organic food is with the highly processed, packaged versions of foods that are totally junky but still stamped with an "organic" label.
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And he spent many of his teenage nights cruising around Ocean Avenue and Kingsley Street in a junky Buick that his friends polished to boost their dating prospects.
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What is expected to set Google WiFi apart from your junky Netgear router, though, is the ability to link multiple units together to create one large mesh network.
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I try to load up on veggies rather than eat junky foods, but they tend to make me so bloated, and then I just feel unhealthy and blah.
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"Whole grains are a natural, nutritious source of carbs, and by eating them we are less likely to crave junky carbs like candy and white pasta," she says.
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On Wednesday, for example, the Pentagon revealed that the most expensive war plane in history, the F-2000, seems to break down more than a junky used Chrysler.
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For example, could it have entered into a cool public-private partnership to fix the junky subways its employees would have ridden, perhaps in new and innovative ways?
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Some of them are pretty great — the Sonos Beam soundbar and Bose QC35 II headphones are strong examples — but inevitably, some of them are going to be pretty junky.
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Today, Facebook launches a new e-commerce review option inside its "Recent Ads Activity" dashboard that lets buyers give feedback about slow shipping times, weird smells, and junky merchandise.
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If the display is junky, the finish is really crummy, or its just not powerful enough, a too-cheap Chromebook is going to feel like a waste of money.
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Trump would also allow the sale of perhaps-junky short-term insurance plans that would be a further disincentive to the long-term enrollment that insurance market stability requires.
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And I'd encourage you not to label these snacks as "junky," but instead think of them as necessary components of variety, moderation, and balance — the true keys to good nutrition.
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Julia Fox wrote about her sex-capades with a gay junky prostitute friend, Sanam Sindhi shared an intimate story on childhood experimentation, while Brittany Chanel penned some poetic sexual prose.
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I've been trying to use it off and on since it was released, and I have mostly given up because the Palm phone is just kind of junky as a phone.
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In October 2017, Proofpoint revealed that Kovter, a type of malware used to power 3ve, infected Pornhub users by running malvertising on the site through an ad network called Traffic Junky.
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And even if $250 is out of reach for you, we can at least hope that more companies will start making handsome and convenient speakers that look less like junky gadgets.
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And while the hardware design of the Galaxy phones — featuring large, vivid screens and high-quality cameras — wins plaudits, the devices keep getting thumbs down for some of their junky software.
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I'm particularly enchanted with the center of her puzzle; those entries are great, and I admire how the four long entries elegantly cross each other with no junky fill around them.
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Geared toward millennial travelers, the new app Adventure Junky makes a game of sustainable travel practices, awarding points for low-impact experiences and showcasing destinations and travel operators that offer them.
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Instead, it was my personal Gmail account that had, over the years, accumulated newsletters and junky messages from brands I've used, stores I visited once, eCard alerts, LinkedIn notifications and more.
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Crosley, the company best known for making those junky $100 turntables you can find at Target or Best Buy, is expanding into a different era of musical nostalgia: cassette decks, via TechCrunch.
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Between Housewives-branded commercial interstitials and the constant push of their own products (Ageless by Ramona, anyone?), fans know they're being sold a thing or two; it's part of the junky fun.
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Instead of being annoyed that many apps are kind of junky and poorly-designed in a tablet screen context, the entry experience will just be two normal Android apps, side by side.
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Then there is the reproduction of a cobblestone road as old-school New York, while a silver-colored installation modeled on a garbage pail distorts the regular impression of a junky, curbside receptable.
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Without even getting into their outstanding deliveries, "JUNKY" is arguably the best Brockhampton track based solely on its lyrical address toward two of the most contentious topics in hip-hop: homosexuality and rape culture.
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Regis - "The Theme From Streetwalker" Before I'd ever traveled to Berlin and visited the actual club, I was listening to the Tresor 220 compilation, driving a junky car through the dirty snow in Madison, Wisconsin.
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Young people should read labels, avoid sugary soda and processed foods, and be aware that the food industry is bombarding them with ads for junky snacks that are cheap, tasty, high-calorie and devoid of nutrition.
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So whether you're in need of a last-minute holiday gift or just want a replacement for your junky old sneakers, the Koio x P.S. 149 collab is a feel-good buy that you won't regret.
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Curtis may be a single mom of two, bonafide businesswoman and the star of a hit HGTV show, but the 40-year-old historic house junky has no shame admitting that she doesn't always keep it together.
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It's an amazing mix of food that can work as a hearty meal out at a table service restaurant or late-night take out grub for possibly intoxicated individuals that need to satisfy their junky food cravings.
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In the past, a lot of junky titles would have gone straight to video; these days a lot go straight to streaming, while many others quickly open and close in theaters before they too flow into streaming purgatory.
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Despite its great numbers in 2015, Amazon customers derided the sales event as "an online garage sale" due to the junky nature of some of the deals, and their inability to catch the best offers before they were sold out.
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In 2011, the company launched an update dubbed Panda to its algorithm that was designed to filter out junky sites; in 2012, it went even further and released another update called Penguin that it described as a spam-catching tool.
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Make sure you don't have to dig deep to find them: Last year, Cornell University researchers found that women who kept healthy food visible in the kitchen had lower BMIs than those who left junky products out on their countertops.
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We keep everything in moderation so our children don't feel deprived of the various types of junk food available, but we try as much as possible to keep our home free of sugar, artificial coloring, white wheat flour and junky oils.
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The downside, however, is that you have to buy or acquire another piece of hardware to use the Tablo DVR…and it looks a little junky when sitting on your entertainment center shelf to have two devices instead of just one.
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The Fate of the Furious is a junky enough film that I didn't mind bouncing around like I was on a Tilt-a-Whirl, but for my first viewing of the movie, I found the whole experience a little distracting.
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Those junky convenience foods, while they may have the same number of calories and nutrients packed inside them as fresh, home-cooked meals, can makes us eat substantially more every day (like, 500 extra calories) and get fatter over time.
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It's the the sound that birthed the 311, Sugar Ray, Incubus, and other less popular, bass-slapping headbangers with names that certainly contribute to memories of the style as little more than a garish curio: Style Monkeez, Psychofunkapus, Guano Apes, Super Junky Monkey.
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Still, particular starring turns on Saturation II — their second of three Saturations promised this year — come from Kevin Abstract (who scorches earth on "JUNKY"), Dom McLennon (who dexterously rides "QUEER"), and Ameer Vann (who sums up Brockhampton's sudden rise succinctly on "TOKYO").
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By the end of its second season, The Man in the High Castle has essentially abandoned everything fascinating about its first season in favor of a junky sci-fi drama with reality-hopping characters and a bunch of caricature Nazi bad guys.
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I'm going to get the Chromebook, because I would rather have a thing that I know just works and is good at the things that it's good at than a thing that is kind of junky but pretending to be better than it is.
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I'm addicted to all morning news shows, so I'll eat and sit on my bed and watch TV. On either side of my bed, I have two huge 1950s red-and-white table lamps that I got at a junky yard sale for $25 apiece.
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The reading of the film that has swayed me slightly toward feeling more charitably toward it (and even were I to adopt a "the movie's better than its critical reputation" stance, I'd still find the filmmaking junky and pedestrian) is an overtly leftist one.
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My floating cloud app was one of these junky, generic options, and the choice to download it was not an educated one; it was just whatever the App Store guessed I would want when I typed in "period tracking" more than four years ago.
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The last time I was in a Best Buy was the first month of my freshman year of college, and I ran out crying after someone in the "Geek Squad" told me it would cost $450 to replace the broken screen on my junky Sony laptop.
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Jen Rubio and Steph Korey met while working at eyeglass outfit Warby Parker, and they together spied what looked like a gap in the market between junky travel offerings that threatened to fall apart and richly priced luggage that was too expensive for even gainfully employed millennials.
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The people who benefit the most from multivitamins are those with restricted diets or health issues that make it hard to absorb nutrients from food, or who get most of their calories from foods that are so junky that they haven't even been enriched with synthetic vitamins.
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I am not a transplant hipster who finally realized that selling platelets to pay for a "junior" bedroom in a junky pre-war walk up with three weirdo roommates and a 75-minute commute to a dead-end admin job isn't worth it anymore because the city is no longer cool.
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On the one hand, it gave consumers the power to control how much storage space they were interested in using by purchasing a USB drive that fit their needs, but on the other hand, it made for a sort of junky-looking entertainment center where you had multiple devices stacked up.
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Though the collective have a reputation for smart, funny verses punctuated by poppy, catchy hooks, "Junky" swerves that formula somewhat, in exchange for something harder and sparser: it features members discussing topics like family life, sexuality, and addiction, against a beat that feels ripped straight from the climax of a horror film.
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EBay, which has openly sparred with Amazon for years, is having a "Crash Sale" on July 15, a reference to Amazon's website crashing last year, and offering "great deals on things [shoppers] actually want," presumably a reference to a popular critique of Prime Day as an over-hyped party celebrating junky products and random brands nobody's heard of.
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Is it any wonder that the addiction memoir (made modish in the 22015s and 22020s by Charles Jackson's thinly veiled roman à clef, "The Lost Weekend," and "Junky," by William S. Burroughs; revived in the 20133s and 22013s with "Permanent Midnight," by Jerry Stahl, "Drinking: A Love Story," by Caroline Knapp, "Lit," by Mary Karr, and "Night of the Gun," by David Carr) is surging yet again?
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So when I saw this fake Samuel L. Jackson tweet the first thing I did was I did a reverse image search and I typed in the keywords Samuel L. Jackson and I saw that the only people who have ever shared this tweet are those really really really junky websites that don't really have a good reputation or any kind of reputation online.
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But to his dismay he was assigned instead to the Public Health Service Prison Hospital at Lexington, Ky. This was the notorious "narcotics farm," a centralized prison and drug treatment center where thousands of drug users were incarcerated at one time or another, including the actor Peter Lorre, the jazz trumpeter Chet Baker and the Beat writer William S. Burroughs, who described his experience there in his vivid novel "Junky" (1953).
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But given the increasingly furious, emotional tone of public discourse in 2016 — given that absolutely every disagreement, no matter how minor, is an excuse for people to scream invectively at each other — the junky, fast-paced, fury-driven futures of District 9 or the Purge movies seem like a much more likely outcome for our world than a mechanistic future where love is forbidden and people walk around in spotless white outfits, living sterile blank lives.
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