That's why we have all this false nostalgia kicking around.
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Write that novel you got kicking around in your head.
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Boy, I'll tell you, that thing's been kicking around forever.
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" Myriad Genetics: "This company's been kicking around for a while.
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There are transactional donors kicking around the American political system.
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We're told he's been kicking around the idea of another comeback.
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But this is the plan kicking around House Republican circles today.
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You know who is kicking around the old tires on Manziel?
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Couple of boys kicking around on the lush grounds of India Gate.
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The idea has also been kicking around since well before his presidency.
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And, of course, Loki's still kicking around and causing trouble for everyone.
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The concept of "female agency" has been kicking around academia for decades.
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Flywrench has been kicking around in some form another for a while.
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J.E.: I had the title kicking around in my mind for years.
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Right now, there are plenty of ideas for carbon removal kicking around.
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The idea for a national primary has been kicking around since 1911.
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How much time do you guys spend kicking around one-off jokes?
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Ditto for any MP3s they may still have kicking around on their computer.
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"When I wrote that song, I was kinda kicking around ideas," he says.
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There are dozens of odd covers of "Rhinestone Cowboy" kicking around the internet.
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"We've been kicking around [this idea] for a very, very long time," Gonzalez says.
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The father and son eventually started kicking around a soccer ball in the grass.
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The two execs were having a drink and kicking around ideas when insight struck.
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And, if the dog's still kicking around, food/walks/baths—you know the drill.
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I think I have a stash of Buldak-flavored almonds kicking around here somewhere.
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The two were spotted flirting in the water and kicking around a soccer ball.
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We were kicking around, donate $211 million ... That was my idea, I thought they should.
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Drug Sweat has been kicking around for a few years albeit brilliantly, might I add.
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The video shows him kicking around the ball while a circle of people surrounds him.
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In any case, the three of them were brainstorming, kicking around the concept of downgrading.
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Catwoman is kicking around, but extreme wrongdoing from the likes of Penguin, Riddler, Bane, etc.
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Groo is a character that's been kicking around the world of independent comics since 1981.
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These are some of the questions we have been kicking around on our various platforms.
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We were both kicking [around] an idea that this is where you have to be.
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YouTube also recently launched a live TV service, and Playstation Vue is still kicking around.
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There's also a more sinister version of the meme kicking around the world wide web.
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There are some new clips for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild kicking around.
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Most of the main cast is still kicking around and pretty much everyone gets a moment.
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Yes, there is a man named Dylan currently kicking around this season of The Bachelorette — surprise.
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Fincher and his dad, who was a journalist, had reportedly been kicking around Mank for decades.
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Now, Paul Ryan and House Republicans are kicking around the idea of resuscitating health care reform.
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Spreewald gherkins are legendary, one of just a few former East German products still kicking around.
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The Rich story has been kicking around since July, but flared anew last week, when FoxNews.
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Ms. Carter says that right now the company is largely in the kicking-around-ideas stage.
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Are you envisioning Trump and Putin in their stalls, kicking around some hay and whinnying affectionately?
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The song had been kicking around since 2009, but the video is what really did it.
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" Myriad Genetics: "This thing's been kicking around forever, but it is diagnostics and diagnostics are hot.
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Mia stayed busy, from snacking on an ice cream cone to kicking around a soccer ball.
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The songs have been kicking around for years on a bootleg called Intimate Moments with Prince.
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Four years ago, our German office kicking around the idea of creating a new version of Helvetica.
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Versions of that bill have been kicking around Congress for some time, most recently as Thune-Upton.
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Noisey: So have you been kicking around the idea of doing some Piebald shows for a while?
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"If there's gizzards or extra chicken skin kicking around, we'll make skewers out of them," Redman continues.
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And I actually did make some calls to see what was kicking around, but nobody had anything.
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IZ: We've always been kicking around ideas, and talking to be in the world and the marketplace.
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Google/YouTube will likely join the party in 2017 too, and Amazon is also kicking around the idea.
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It's a magical meme now that's been kicking around for at least the last week and a half.
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No one knows if teenagers kicking around a soccer ball one minute will blow themselves up the next.
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When he started kicking around the idea, he hoped the experiment would run for at least three years.
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However, the little royals' attention was more focused on kicking around a soccer ball than watching dad's game.
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The band has been kicking around Chicago since 2013 and has amassed these 11 songs over that time.
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Formerly titled "The Unauthorized Biography of Samantha Brown," the project has been kicking around since at least 2009.
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Kind of kicking around the apartment wondering what to do or if I'd ever work in journalism again?
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Garnish with whatever herbs are kicking around in your crisper and fistfuls of barely dressed arugula or mâche.
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Subscriptions have been kicking around for the past 15 or 20 years as games have increasingly moved online.
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But Mr. Cummings's staff said there was evidence that the White House was still kicking around the proposal.
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The term "livable city" has been kicking around since the 1980s, but it's never had much of a definition.
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The footage used in the exhibit has been kicking around YouTube for nearly four years, VHS artifacts and all.
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El-P's studio also had a couple of trainers on the floor and a couple of socks kicking around.
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I've got a couple of those kicking around: tiny balls of black stone perfectly preserved for millions of years.
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Last week, children could be seen kicking around a soccer ball on land baked dry by the unrelenting sun.
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Zach and I had a few ideas kicking around for something we could do in the craft beer space.
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For Google, it's another indication that company is kicking around ways to get its foot into the energy sector.
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It's a bill that has been kicking around in Congress in some form or another for over a decade.
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Lawmakers are kicking around a number of options, with the Trump administration indicating it supports a fix -- with conditions.
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Ripcord has been kicking around in stealth mode for a while, mostly picking up clients through word of mouth recommendations.
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This is also your chance to share what you like (or don't) and any new ideas you've been kicking around.
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Lately, Republicans and Democrats in Congress have been kicking around two ideas to help CCS technology overcome these two obstacles.
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The "Joy-Con drift" issue, as it's called, has been kicking around since the early days of the Switch's life.
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"I've been kicking around from town to town for many years, singing my songs to the party people," Puddles writes.
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So this being a pretty focused genre-exercise, do you have any more projects like this kicking around your head?
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While the meme's been kicking around for the last few weeks, it exploded this weekend, and we're here for it.
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We've been kicking around the idea of starting a cars podcast, and this might convince us to pull the trigger.
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The idea of putting humans on Mars has been kicking around for years, and no one has gotten there yet.
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Their early romance is easygoing, and even the sight of them kicking around a soccer ball can prompt a smile.
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There's a lot of pieces of the Comey book -- "A Higher Loyalty" -- kicking around the media world at the moment.
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Before the team's game at Lincoln that year, the Saints warmed up, as usual, by kicking around a soccer ball.
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" He said his design was "something that's been kicking around in the bottom of my desk drawer for 10 years.
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If you're still kicking around with wired headphones, LG is consistently one of the best brands to plug them into.
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For the tech industry, over-the-air wireless charging for consumer gadgets has been kicking around for some time, too.
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So speaking of songwriters, has the idea of a solo record been kicking around in your head for a while now?
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A quick Destiny history lesson: Superblack has been kicking around in the Destiny database since the game's first year in existence.
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The Gallagher boys, by contrast, were quite literally "parklife": they used to get high sniffing glue after kicking around a football.
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Pension transfers have been kicking around the insurance industry since the Cleveland Public Library unloaded its pension to Prudential in 1928.
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A tropical storm, a random fact about postage stamp calories, and the practice of kicking around robots round out our coverage.
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Now politicians, the media, academics and regulators are kicking around ideas that would, metaphorically or literally, cut them down to size.
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Last month, I took a look at Routine, a sci-fi horror game that, like Reset, had been kicking around for years.
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But while it would be easy to keep kicking around the letter, doing so would obscure what is actually revealing about it.
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"We had some nice times with Sacha kicking around ideas, but he went off and told untruths about what happened," he said.
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Then there's My Virtual Model, which has been kicking around since 2011 and can create a pretty convincing digital avatar of yourself.
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One of the political parables about Hillary Clinton that's kicking around the internet features Senator Elizabeth Warren talking about a bankruptcy bill.
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But Empty Houses wasn't what you'd expect from two guys who'd spent the last few years kicking around in a rock band.
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The bad news is, the breach happened in late 2014, so all that data has been kicking around for nearly two years.
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While on stage at HLTH, Feinberg described some of the ideas he's been kicking around to bring Google's technology into health care.
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Rumors of a souped-up PlayStation 43 — often referred to as "PS4.5" or "PS4K" — have been kicking around for the past month.
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Dell's XPS 13 has been kicking around since 2012 and remains one of the most popular thin and light laptops out there.
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Weirdly, according to CNN's indispensable Donie O'Sullivan, it's been kicking around the Internet at least 2017 -- spiking, albeit briefly, when Texas Rep.
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Those of us in the C-suite have been kicking around some ideas, starting with the creation of a cross-disciplinary taskforce.
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"Can't Hardly Wait," one of the band's most enduring and beloved songs, had been kicking around for a few years at this point.
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I already have the ingredients kicking around: shells, butter, stock, vinegar, white beans and the lingering glugs of a bottle of white wine.
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Parker Lewis: I'd had TEMPE/RAMEN/TALLY kicking around my brain for a while but hadn't come across any other similarly patterned wordplay.
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Though Childers has been kicking around the greater Appalachian music scene for many years, Purgatory is his first foray into the mainstream eye.
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The fathers and sons kicking around orange balls paused to check out the sun hats that a Bangladeshi had balanced on his head.
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Because, candidly, it makes zero sense for Biden to have a story kicking around that he might walk away after a single term.
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Republicans in the tech community and beyond keep kicking around the notion — in part as an intellectual exercise (maybe with a dash of denial).
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Indeed, they were still kicking around ideas for where the characters might end up as the show's writers hashed out the season's sixth episode.
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Those bands looked a bit plain without decoration, Tehrani says, and after kicking around a few ideas, he landed on this highly contemporary idea.
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And that design was kicking around in Apple's design labs for some time, before even the new Mac Pro was on the roadmap. 3.
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Atlanta band Warehouse have been kicking around since 2012, but they didn't officially release music until 2014, when they released their debut record Tessaract.
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Their 2014 debut EP on Speaker Recordings, The Age of Techno, wouldn't sound out of place on a M_nus showcase or kicking around Berlin.
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I see you're doing a Thin Black Book and I'm wondering if that all fell by the wayside or if it's still kicking around.
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Kicking around in the arid Barrens zone that I remember from the good old days, I was struck by how foreign the game felt.
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Do you have any smoked salmon in your fridge left over from an attempt at brunch yesterday or still kicking around from Mother's Day?
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In this way, the populist proposals kicking around Washington can be handled moderately, to help bring about positive change rather than a downward spiral.
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The band had these songs kicking around which became a cash-grab just in time for Christmas acting as filler between the studio albums.
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Trump promised a $1 trillion bill on the campaign trail, but the White House has been kicking around a more modest $200 billion proposal.
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Weld hasn't held elective office in more than two decades, and has been kicking around the fringes of presidential politics since the early 2000s.
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Secretary Azar's four-point plan includes: These ideas have been kicking around in some form since I was first elected to Congress in 2002.
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The idea of "cool pavements" has been kicking around City Hall for years, but only recently has it resulted in action on the ground.
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Musk in 2017 addressed one question that skeptics had been kicking around for the past year: How SpaceX planned to pay for this thing.
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Painting, drawing, and sculpting in 3-D, Tsunoda argues, will ultimately result in a more authentic translation of the ideas kicking around in your head.
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There's stuff kicking around your house that does more than you expect it to—kind of like a roommate who vacuums, but less foul-mouthed.
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It was the national coming out party for Q, a conspiracy theory that has been kicking around the Trumpworld internet for just about a year.
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Now, if you happen to have an original Genesis kicking around, the company is also releasing a new version of its Retro Receiver wireless adapter.
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As for his other issues with the league commish ... Bauer straight-up says he HATES all of the rule ideas Manfred has been kicking around.
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Though he'd been kicking around for a few years already, most audiences first took notice of Heath Ledger in 10 Things I Hate About You.
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Once I got healthy I realized I could probably trust myself around guns again; I started kicking around the idea of getting back into sharpshooting.
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Rumors of a dual-screen Surface have been kicking around for a little bit, but here's a surprising new detail: It's built for your pocket.
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At home, Bourdain says he sticks to the occasional glass of Scotch, and keeps red wine and beer "kicking around" in case he hosts company.
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Chin decided to share with his team an idea he'd been kicking around for a while: an app to make language learning easier through media.
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A veteran of Capitol Hill and a former Obama appointee says congressional staffers could improve their legislative game simply by kicking around a soccer ball.
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However over the years, it feels like all of the original 'masters' have since moved on with only a handful of us still kicking around.
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To meet that goal, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday that senators were kicking around the idea of taxing employer-sponsored plans as one solution.
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I have a distinct memory of being in this bullpen area of our production office, kicking around ideas with Jon, and Robert's name came up.
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That's too bad, because the Graham-Cassidy bill is a significant improvement over what the GOP was kicking around just a couple of months ago.
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In fact, as law professor Barbara Black has written, it's been kicking around since the late 1980s, when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Shearson v.
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You aren't going to see us hanging wires from telephone poles, but if it has to do with TV, we're kicking around all sorts of ideas.
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Republican legislators and policy experts are kicking around a novel way to increase health coverage: automatically enrolling millions of uninsured Americans into low-cost insurance plans.
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The dotcom bubble was yet to fully deflate and there was still enough money kicking around from speculative investments to keep us all on the payroll.
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By the time the new Spidey made his debut in 2016's Captain America: Civil War, the rest of the MCU had been kicking around awhile.
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President Donald Trump is floating an idea that's been kicking around Washington for years to get his $5 billion in border wall funding: the nuclear option.
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Today, Google+ persists mostly as a gesture of loyalty to established users and communities, of which there are still a few highly engaged ones kicking around.
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Last night, the UK electronic songwriter shared two tracks—one he produced, and an old composition that he's been kicking around for years—on the show.
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And the Man in Black (Ed Harris) is still kicking around unhappily, having murdered his daughter last season because he believed her to be a host.
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This is a bill that Conyers has had kicking around for years, always intended as more of an aspirational statement than a real piece of legislation.
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This prehistoric seafood buffet was kicking around just 1.3 million years after the Great Dying, when most scientists assumed the ocean was still a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
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But the fact that Howe was still kicking around at 51 just so he could have a chance at being in an All-Star Game is crazy.
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We know that Trump and his enablers have been kicking around the idea of a Trump network since June, because that's when Vanity Fair first reported it.
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In fact, it's been kicking around since 2012, when James Gandolfini was still with us and planned to star (he takes a posthumous credit as executive producer).
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At-home skin care is better than ever, so why pay to have people apply the same stuff you might have kicking around in your bathroom cabinet?
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Which is probably why all Trump's Infrastructure Week amounted to was an endorsement of an Air Traffic Control bill that's been kicking around the House for years.
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"I have a couple of pieces kicking around in my living room that I etched in 2011 and they haven't aged or decayed perceptibly," said Lane-McKinley.
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"One thing we've been kicking around to figure out how we solve this for people is shopping the bid from the local nursery," Ms. Rhodes Messner said.
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Darren: It sure feels like the unofficial schedule that's been kicking around — House impeachment vote around Thanksgiving and Senate trial circa Christmas — is a tad bit unrealistic.
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If you've got an idea for a novel kicking around in your head, though, you're not going to let it go until you get it out on paper.
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Hell, the very next year the band released Not Music, their tenth (and final, for now) full-length, because they had so much unreleased music just kicking around.
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The printer uses ZINK (Zero Ink), a technology that's been kicking around for a few years now, which relies on heat-activated dye color crystals in the paper.
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After kicking around a ball on a muddy street one day, she ran into a friend's house and was told to clean her dirty shoes with some newspaper.
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The award-winning, Microsoft-supported indie has been kicking around for a few years, mostly because it looks like a 22017s-era Disney cartoon that you can play.
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Imagine that you're a rude teen hanging near some trolley tracks, kicking around rocks, when you look up and notice that five people are tied to the tracks.
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The idea of having a color-changing art piece, forget having a color-changing mural, it was just a big theory that Kyle and me were kicking around.
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Of course, everyone is freaking out about the coronavirus -- and multiple major pro sports organizations are kicking around the idea of banning fans from attending events in person.
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Between trying new lipsticks and commuting in cold weather, chapped lips are inevitable, no matter how many balms you have kicking around in the bottom of your tote.
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Luckily, numerous regulatory-reform bills have been kicking around Congress in recent years that do just that, leaving members with a menu of options from which to choose.
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While Smith describes Warmstone as a "dental spa," a term that's been kicking around for years but for which the American Dental Association doesn't have a clear definition.
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Image: IglooThe styrofoam cooler you remember your parents dragging to the beach as a kid is still kicking around a garbage dump somewhere, refusing to break down or disappear.
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IBM's X-Force Research discovered that the Trojan, a variant of the Zeus variety that's been kicking around for the last few years, had spread to Brazil in July.
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But even faced with the threat of growing bacteria, we still find ourselves applying from tubes that have been kicking around our makeup bags for a year or more.
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Though the idea to reconfigure your favorite contour has been kicking around YouTube for awhile, an army of new Instagram posts tagged with #DIYEOS detail the process in seconds.
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And that's just two of the indie options kicking around the category — which also includes plenty of sophisticated in-house selfie-styling options at social sharing giants like Snapchat.
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While the idea of a 10-point shot had been kicking around basketball for decades, it really took off with the founding of the American Basketball Association in 1967.
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Setting up all this stuff seems more about framing Trenton and Mobley than actually executing the hack, but it's still scary to have an idea like that kicking around.
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Games about police and policing have been kicking around every now again for the past couple decades, after all, and the recent past has given us some big ones.
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While his older siblings were busy kicking around a soccer ball and showing off some dance moves, Louis kept mom Kate running after him as he explored the area.
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While he grew up playing hockey in the New York suburbs, the early part of my childhood was spent kicking around a soccer ball in a town near Paris.
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The next thing you know, people are scaling the store's shelving, tossing themselves into displays, kicking around merchandise, incurring the ire of managers, and, occasionally, reducing employees to tears.
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The expulsion of all the thoughts that you had kicking around in your head that you didn't even know were there until you opened your mouth and started talking.
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And weirdly enough, next week will see the release of yet another one of those late bloomers, The Last Guardian, which has been kicking around Sony for eight years.
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Mia stayed busy at the Whatley Manor Gatcombe International Horse Trials at Gatcombe Park last month, from snacking on an ice cream cone to kicking around a soccer ball.
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Staggeringly silly and visually disordered, this unfortunate misfire has been kicking around Europe and elsewhere for a couple of years under different titles, and it's easy to see why.
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While Prince William and Prince Harry faced off in a charity polo match on Wednesday, George and Charlotte were busy kicking around a soccer ball and showing off dance moves.
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But looking back over my history with Capcom's fighting games, and Street Fighter in particular, I've always had a portable version kicking around for a quick on-the-go fix.
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On a broader level, much like Tesla's electric cars, the Gogoro scooter felt like the best representation of an idea that was already kicking around but hadn't been fully executed.
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Mike Lee of Utah used to have an ally with the Department of Justice in the bipartisan criminal justice reforms he's been kicking around Congress for the past few years.
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The game's been kicking around for a number of years — it was the winner of the Visual Design Award at IndieCade 2012 — and it's finally just about ready for release.
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I'm paraphrasing here, but it was an idea that was kicking around a lot through the last two decades, from people like Howard Rheingold, Douglas Rushkoff, and even Jeff Jarvis.
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This hibernation theory — which has been kicking around in the astronomy community for years — could help explain why astronomers don't detect nova systems earlier: The systems don't look like novas.
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She's known for her ambling, conversational flow and for kicking around heavy subjects like abortion and gun violence in a light, almost childlike voice, often over gospel-driven chord progressions.
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He provided a screenshot of a producer's handwritten calendar entry indicating, he said, that they were kicking around an idea for a "Fishing With John"-esque show on March 14.
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In May of last year, Jay Roach was quoted in an Independent article saying that he and Myers are still kicking around ideas for a fourth installment of Austin Powers.
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Campaign manager Corey Lewandowski said Trump was referring to an idea that some political pundits were kicking around several months ago when a contested convention was the talk of the town.
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Like Riverdale and the current Sabrina The Teenage Witch reboot kicking around the CW, Siren, premiering in 2018, will take its inspiration — mermaids, natch — and offer viewers a much darker take.
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In the spirit of always fighting the last war, Republicans are kicking around the idea of imposing strict barriers to entry into the Republican presidential primary field four years from now.
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Frankie Cosmos, "Too Dark" "Too Dark" isn't brand-new — it's been kicking around since at least 2014 — but it's been brushed up and revived for Frankie Cosmos' new album, Next Thing.
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The trick has been kicking around for a long time, but in recent days it's been everywhere thanks to a new video from the American Chemical Society talking the trick up.
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One idea that she's kicking around involves writing something completely different again: a high fantasy, set in a world of darkness and suffering, where there's magic accessible to only a few.
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" After the news broke, Nationals shortstop Trea Turner tweeted video of himself kicking around a T-shirt featuring a picture of Rendon's face and the message: "Anthony is my favorite player.
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GeForce Now is the currently-in-beta streaming service from graphics card manufacturer Nvidia, and it's actually been kicking around in various forms for years—all the way back to 2013.
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The lead Black Eyed Pea has been kicking around the halls of CES a bunch over the past several years with a series of often odd takes on various consumer electronic categories.
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LAFAYETTE, La. — Matthew Tarver, then the trademark licensing manager at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, was kicking around marketing possibilities with a colleague one day when a light bulb clicked on.
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So if you want LTE on your wrist, the Gear S20183 will still be available, and if you want a smaller version, the Gear S2 and S2 Classic are still kicking around.
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Plans for a Doctor Strange movie have been kicking around since at least the mid-113s, but the various rights-holders couldn't figure out how to make the character work on-screen.
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Michael John Warren, the director of MTV documentaries about Drake and Nicki Minaj, perked up a few years ago when he heard about a big music film that was kicking around Hollywood.
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Whoever ultimately takes the top job has to align with Combs, who's been kicking around the idea for the consortium for more than five years, according to people familiar with his thinking.
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But then there was the actor in me, who's been doing this for 20 years while being blessed to be kicking around auditioning rooms in Hollywood, TV, and film for a while.
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Let's put the idea that Trump can cancel the general election in a bin with all of the other conspiracy theories kicking around the internet regarding the reverberations and impacts from coronavirus.
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This virtual desktop feature has been kicking around in Chrome OS releases since at least August, and it lets you move apps into separate virtual workspaces much like macOS or Windows 10.
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The Gemini Man screenplay, originally written by Darren Lemke, has been kicking around Hollywood in various forms for around 20 years, waiting for the tech to catch up to its central conceit.
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Throughout the Cold War, the Soviet Union and the Western powers both sought to weaponize these deadly diseases and many of their experiments are still kicking around in laboratories across the world.
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"Internally at The Markup we've had many conversations about tone and style, which have included kicking around questions about whether we would ever use colloquial language like 'dumpster fire,'" Ms. Gardner said.
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The Slack competitor has been kicking around in some form or other since late-2016, but the $60 a year fee has likely made it a bit of a nonstarter for smaller businesses.
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Or, assuming you don't have a USB-C mouse kicking around, you'll need a USB-A to C adapter to plug a regular wired mouse directly into the iPad Pro's USB-C port.
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Analogue says that the new console is compatible with all SNES and Super Famicom cartridges, as well as accessories, which should be handy for those with a Mario Paint mouse still kicking around.
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Nobody stuck their neck out further to make this deal than Dorion, who's been kicking around front offices since the 90s but has only been a GM for a little over a year.
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But the service has been kicking around since 2004, and all of those old newsletters, chain emails, and special deals aren't doing much except counting against your Google account's 15 GB storage capacity.
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The prince ditched his suit jacked as he took to the field at the Lord's Cricket Ground in London and practiced catching and kicking around a soccer ball with the program's young participants.
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That made Georgia the sixth state to institute such a ban, and the fourth this year (Ohio's elected officials put theirs in place in April), with seven more states kicking around the idea.
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Today, artists kicking around in political waters are more likely to make waves online using social media, and more likely to gain viral attention with an unexpected political quip at an opportune moment.
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The new film has been kicking around Mr. Beatty's noggin for decades, and it is sort of about Howard Hughes, although Mr. Beatty, who plays Hughes, does not want it described that way.
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"The funny thing is, there are quite a few nautical people kicking around New York City, even principals, and they know what it means to build a boat right away," Mr. Persak said.
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Although the sculpture has been kicking around for the last 30 years, Davidovici only noticed the piece's striking resemblance to his own work in a catalogue for the Centre Pompidou's 2014 Koons retrospective.
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I'd been kicking around the essential idea for the first part of the novel, "The Legion of Tomorrow", for quite a few years, doing research between whatever else I was writing at the time.
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Maybe the cool puzzle you build in this crappy licensed game can go on your resume and help you build that original game you've had kicking around in a notebook for the past decade.
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We even get to see a really cool close-up of Portman's unborn daughter — whom she ended up naming Amalia, which is a nearly perfect name in my opinion — kicking around in her belly.
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The screenplay seems as if it's been kicking around for who knows how long (Pam Grier could have done this in 1973, title and all), and maybe it used to be called something else.
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Even the people watching was fun: We saw a man climbing in a business suit with a briefcase, as well as a group of millennials dressed in pink bodysuits kicking around a pink ball.
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Most people have a few old gift cards kicking around, Hunt said; pair those with store sales and coupons to stretch your gift budget, or resell them online for cash to cover other holiday expenses.
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Which brings me to a radical idea I have been kicking around for a while now: Trump's best chance at winning would be to cease issuing statements -- or tweets -- about anything other than the economy.
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It's been kicking around the idea for a while, but at the end of August it invited 200 developers to tinker with it and now it's at last taking on a life of its own.
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Gaga sounds like a great fit This new version of A Star Is Born has been kicking around Hollywood for half a decade, though this is apparently the closest it's ever been to entering production.
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A BRONX TALE THE MUSICAL This show, a mafia story set in the 433s, has been kicking around since Chazz Palminteri, who wrote it based partly on his childhood experiences, first performed it in 423.
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The remarks came as somewhat of a surprise because the day before, White House aides had denied a Washington Post report that the White House was kicking around the idea of a payroll tax cut.
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The recipe is below; if you can get into a rhythm of cooking a meal from scratch two or three nights a week, you'll most likely have what you need to make it kicking around.
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Last Friday, during our (remote) morning meeting, we began kicking around ideas for how to meet this moment but somehow transcend it, to confront the reality of what we're all feeling while somehow uplifting us.
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An idea that I've been kicking around as we prepare for season two of the Land of the Giants podcast (about Google, naturally) is that until very recently, Google was a special kind of naive.
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This is also the approximate time period that actually birthed Gemini Man, a script that's been kicking around Hollywood for well over 20 years, at one point as a possible vehicle for late director Tony Scott.
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The idea, which had been kicking around liberal circles for decades, was seen as a nonstarter for any serious candidate because of the expected massive price tag of the government paying for health coverage for everyone.
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The two men had been kicking around the idea of a debate since Wednesday, when Mr. Trump appeared on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" and Mr. Kimmel said that Mr. Sanders had passed along an invitation to debate.
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This signals intelligence and optical and electronic reconnaissance aircraft is more than 56 years old but still kicking around the Air Force waiting for a yet-undeveloped Advanced Battle Management System to replace its old tech.
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In the chaos of the crowd—music emanating from different tents, teens kicking around a soccer ball, TV news cameramen scanning the scene—people kept coming up to share their stories, to beg for a chance.
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"You guys are going to be ducking cheesesteaks for the rest of your careers," a panelist says to Christie and former Mets beat writer Andy Martino, after both have finished kicking around the Phillies and their fans.
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Head Wound City has been kicking around more or less since 22016 when they released a debut EP, but now they are about ready to release their first full-length album on May 23 via Vice Records.
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A few ideas we've been kicking around: Religion and Faith: Australia lacks the strict separation of church state found in the United States, creating interactions across the government (especially involving education) that seem to be rarely explored.
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He moved to New York in 2006 (he still remembers the date: August 25) to attend Juilliard's small, rigorous grad program, and after receiving his degree he spent about a year kicking around the city's jazz scene.
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Welcome to a brand-new section of the Grab Bag, in which I take advantage of the calendar by unleashing the horrible ideas I have kicking around in my head while I know that nobody's paying attention.
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EB: An idea that I'd been kicking around for a long time was about an artist at the tail end of his career, going to get an award at a convention, and having to go through his past.
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Reporting of the kind that brought Baylor's administrative heinousness to light is difficult and risky, and there's no sense in kicking around the one-sentence-paragraph jockeys of New York's tabloids around for doing their sillier jobs instead.
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"Ideas about releasing our internal tools have been kicking around Automattic for years, but it's been about finding the right moment and the right product to lead with," Automattic product lead for Happy Tools Matt Wondra told me.
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Sure, Xbox One has been kicking around for as long as the PS4, but it appears to subsist solely on the strength of brand loyalty; certainly its paltry list of console-exclusives isn't any sort of driving motivation.
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Indeed, the queen would not have stood for the kicking-around of the United States during the Obama years, and Trump so far has made progress in restoring competitiveness, security and prosperity that would have impressed the queen.
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The lack of internet is one of the main things that widely frustrates them: Cuban producers are no longer content with their tracks simply kicking around largely unnoticed on Soundcloud, being played on the island and stopping there.
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I mean yes, there's probably a Plumlee kicking around out there we've still yet to meet, but generally speaking, for the sake of being dramatic, Seth's is a life lived in the shadow of a chewed-up mouth guard.
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Washington (CNN)There's a theory kicking around Republican campaign circles that goes something like this: Voters are very happy about the state of the economy and that will accrue to the party's benefit at the ballot box in November.
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The company is not kicking around the idea of spinning off its massively profitable Amazon Web Services cloud-computing unit or even launching new separate business units as AWS grows, Amazon Chief Technology Officer Werner Vogels told Business Insider.
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In 1996, after the band had been kicking around for a few years and had a full-length and a handful of EPs to show for themselves, their primary songwriter, guitarist Scott Dressler, left the band for graduate school.
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It's one I'd been kicking around since a friend and I came up with the 23-Across clue/answer pair while solving a different puzzle, but I'd never found a set of theme answers I liked for a 15x15.
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There are a lot of themes kicking around in Sorkin's script, several of which are handily spelled out in one particularly amusing scene where Molly's psychologist father (Kevin Costner) gives her several years worth of "accelerated therapy" in one conversation.
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Proposals for "comprehensive immigration reform" have been kicking around in Congress for over a decade, and the politics of the proposal, which centered on a trade-off between increased border security and legalization of current unauthorized immigrants, have grown stale.
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This issue has been kicking around pop culture for the better part of the last five years, thanks to social media and more opportunities for people of color to both witness and speak out when others rip off their heritage.
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Sony's Koov kit has been kicking around Japan for a while now, and should be pretty familiar to anyone who's spent time with Lego's educational initiatives — it's a set of blocks, sensors, motors and actuators that pair with a mobile app.
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What started with a clever tweet and an old photo has Rihanna and Lupita Nyong'o kicking around the idea for a joint film project — and now Selma director Ava DuVernay and HBO's Insecure writer Issa Rae are jumping on the bandwagon.
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I think it sort of naturally evolved, and it features some song ideas that carried over from You Fail Me. I think "Bare My Teeth" was one of those songs that had components that were kicking around for a while.
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New Mystics, the new LA-based side project from Other Lives's Josh Onstott, has been quietly kicking around since late last year, releasing a couple of stirring, richly orchestrated singles that expand the Oklahoma band's sound into full-blown escapism.
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"Pain Management," a throwback-through-Auto-Tune that he's had kicking around for a while, is a particularly difficult listen when you think about one of Clinton's dear friends and his drug-induced demise—another casualty of an American epidemic.
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For most of the book, what you are reading are the fractured bits of memory and observation kicking around in the head of a single schlub named Leopold Bloom as he wanders about Dublin on a single day, June 16, 1904.
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Steyer has been kicking around Democratic politics for several years now -- using his personal wealth to fund campaigns to draw public attention to the urgent threat posed by climate change and, more recently, to the need to impeach President Donald Trump.
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You've probably seen a screenshot or video from Manifold Garden before; it's an indie game that's been kicking around for years under the guise of a playable M.C. Escher painting, with endlessly repeating geometry and intertwined staircases leading into the heavens.
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Meanwhile, if you've got $750 kicking around and have a friend who's a member at Mar-a-Lago (who can afford the $15,000 in annual dues, plus the $200,000 initiation fee) then you could spend New Year's Eve with the president himself.
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They've all been kicking around in some form or other since the early '80s, and people have been cracking jokes about Hollywood's fixation on blandsome young white male Chrises since at least 2013, when Chris Pratt was cast in Guardians of the Galaxy.
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It even comes with an original gold cartridge version of The Legend of Zelda, but like previous versions of the Analogue Nt, it can also be used to play any of the classic NES or Famicom games you might still have kicking around.
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The concept of a keyboard with context-sensitive keys has been kicking around for a while: One one high-profile model, the Optimus Maximus, was making the rounds in the tech blogosphere way back in 2007 only to never really become a thing.
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"The idea was kicking around in our heads for years—we wanted to see what it would sound like to marry mystical techno vibes with the masterfully desolate urban poetry that emerged from New York City in the early 90s," he explained.
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Microsoft once tried to compete with it when it launched Silverlight back in 2007, but at that point Flash was already so ubiquitous that even Microsoft had no chance to displace it (though it's still kicking around somewhere in the Windows ecosystem).
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Indeed, it's been kicking around in one form or another since the late 1990s, when an influential then-independent rolled out a proposal that he framed as a way to reduce the national debt while preserving the interests of the 99 percent.
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That said, if you've got a ton of local media kicking around and want to build what essentially boils down to your personal Netflix without all the hardware requirements of running your own home server, it might be worth giving Plex Cloud a try.
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On the other end of the spectrum, companies like Mozilla and Facebook are working to serve people who prefer HTML and JavaScript to C++ and C#. Mozilla's A-Frame HTML-based framework has been kicking around for a while, and even supports motion controllers.
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We spoke with Cuban who tells us he's kicking around the idea of "starting [a team] as the backer and operator" ... which means he would fund the team and be in charge of personnel ... kind of like what he does with the Dallas Mavericks.
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Doubtful. Since chefs receive their seafood order for the weekend on Friday mornings, "chances are that the Monday-night tuna you want has been kicking around in the kitchen since Friday morning, under God knows what conditions," he wrote in his New Yorker article.
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And so it was satisfying to see them head off on their own this season — Shoshanna in Japan, Hannah at her mom's midlife-crisis moon-goddess retreat, Marnie on her heroin-fueled lark with Charlie, even Jessa kicking around with Adam on Coney Island.
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In areas where there is not a lot of money kicking around, and poor kids might not be able to "save" much of anything, the program title was altered to "Dream, Plan, Do." And which characters, exactly, were tapped to spread the money messages?
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They've been kicking around and cutting their musical teeth since 2013, releasing a selection of bewitching EPs (Sirens and Magnolia) which has been building steadily to the now imminent drop of their debut album I Go Missing in My Sleep (quite a lovely sentiment really).
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But that has not stopped Van Wagenen, aggressive and seemingly unconcerned by any past Yankees-Mets trade tension, from at least kicking around a scenario, among many others, in which the Yankees would get Syndergaard and the Mets would receive Realmuto from the Marlins.
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Volocopter's been kicking around since the first days of The Verge's existence in 2011, and in that time, it has evolved its electric air taxi technology to an impressive level, as the aircraft no longer looks like some kind of Mad Max flying machine.
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Relations between the sexes follow a less byzantine course in "Dirty Great Love Story," the unabashedly predictable two-hander from Richard Marsh and Katie Bonna that has been kicking around for quite a few years before landing at the Arts Theater, through March 18.
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John, the sort of oddball character who often ends up kicking around college towns—he walks everywhere barefoot—gradually assembles a band of disciples who will, in the course of the novel, morph from a community of Christian seekers into a cult capable of extraordinary violence.
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Once you're done grilling, let the coals burn down till they're completely cold, then dispose of them as appropriate in your area: metal garbage cans; the pails they have kicking around parks specifically for that purpose; or even your compost (only if you've used hardwood lump charcoal).
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The suggestion of a round face appears to be little more than wishful thinking, but the standard squircle shape has been improved a bit with the addition of an edge-to-edge display, marking the first major hardware redesign in the three years the watch has been kicking around.
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Premised on a kind of combinatory pragmatism that was all but inescapable at the turn of the 2010s, the band is formula made flesh, an aural manifestation of a few guys kicking around ideas and influences from the inner sanctity of their practice space, not expecting any immediate attention.
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Turns out Blue Beetle debuted in 2006, and has been in a few TV shows, albeit not one of "his own" yet; and Firestorm's almost an old-timer, kicking around since 1978, in one form or another, and has also featured on a bunch of shows I've never seen.
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The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs has been kicking around in one form or another since the late 50s, becoming fully official in 1962, when it was established under the Department of Political and Security Council Affairs as the wonderfully named Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.
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Somebody finds an old trebuchet kicking around but Wallace stops everyone before they get out of hand with a speech in which he growls that in his day, even if you wanted to, you couldn't just go launching officials from trebuchets, you had to confront your problems on the court.
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Trump seizes on an idea kicking around in conservative media circles -- and propagated by the likes of House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes, R-California -- that a confidential source used by the FBI in the course of the 2016 campaign was, in fact, a spy placed there by President Barack Obama.
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While recreating Alabama won't be as easy as some think -- Moore had been kicking around Alabama conservative circles for a very long time -- there's no question that the movement to get rid of people like Roger Wicker (Mississippi) and Dean Heller (Nevada) has more energy today than it did yesterday.
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That, in turn, is how House Republicans ended up settling on the idea of a destination-based cash flow tax, and then how National Economic Council Chair Gary Cohn spent months kicking around ideas like a value-added tax or a carbon tax as ways to pay for big supply-side tax cuts.
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"All the time, we have conversations about different resolutions that are kicking around the Security Council, but we had not communicated how we would vote, we did not draft it, we did not know what the text is going to be until it was put forward," Rhodes told CNN's Jake Tapper on Wednesday.
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Martin wrote in a blog post last spring that HBO was kicking around a whopping five separate series plans, all in different stages of development, so get ready for a steady stream of Game of Thrones content starting when the first prequel drops next year and continuing roughly until the end of time.
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For an independent magazine on its third issue, PYLOT looks surprisingly like the kind of big-budget international mag that's been kicking around for years: It's thick, laid out beautifully, and the photo shoots are so arresting that your eyes will wander straight to the credits in anticipation of finding a famous name.
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We've been kicking around rumors about the next, supposedly "deluxe" iPhone for quite awhile now, so we have an idea about what we might see when Apple finally unveils it, presumably in September — an edge-to-edge OLED display, wireless charging and a new camera, to name just a few of the proposed features.
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However, Analogue has teamed with 8Bitdo to create four custom-versions of the company's new SN30 wireless controller to match the four designs of the Super Nt. So if you don't have your original SNES controllers still kicking around, you'll want to factor an extra $50 into that price tag for a couple of wireless alternatives.
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Did you know that's what the film was going to be, or was there a point where it became clear that there's no escaping these are two tragic figures who've lived deeply troubled lives... Apatow: When we started, I thought it would be about two guys who survived tough times, kicking around those experiences in a way maybe they hadn't before.
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All of these notions -- that the Mueller probe is illegal and the people involved in its formation should be jailed, the false claim about the sort of government aid an undocumented immigrant is eligible to receive, the implied media toleration of racism by Democratic politicians -- have been kicking around the fever swamps of the conservative Internet right for a while now.
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I doubled the recipe to get four main-course servings, but I did not fully double the oil (I used 1/2 cup); the bread crumbs shouldn't be canned (skip them if you don't have homemade or something like it kicking around); and the tomatoes took a few minutes longer in the oven to reach my desired level of burstness.
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RuPaul's venerable reality competition series RuPaul's Drag Race has been kicking around long enough for it to be called "venerable," but it's only in the past few years that the Emmys have started to take notice of the phenomenon — mostly its eponymous host, who's won Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality Competition Program for the past three years, 2018 included.
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Thad Cochran, Republican from Mississippi, had hoped for a retirement present after 40 years in the Senate in the form of a flood-control project known as the Yazoo Pumps, a bad idea that has been kicking around for decades and would drain 200,000 acres of wetlands in the Mississippi Delta so that soybean farmers, who have drunk liberally from the public trough, could plant more crops.
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One thing I would say, as a way of thinking about, of adding to this discussion, is an idea that I've been kicking around for the last couple of months, has been, well, what if we could generate a way of saying, give us a report along with whatever reporting, diversity metrics, other kinds of things, about what you're trying to do to promote positive speech.
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By now, in contrast to the naysayers who have routinely dismissed Ono's music for years, time has shown that some of this body of work's essential characteristics (including its unassumingly audacious attitude) either anticipated or directly influenced numerous other performers and movements: think punk, post-punk, dance rock, new wave, no wave, noise rock and that big catch-all category, "alternative," which has been kicking around since the 21970s.
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Ted YohoTheodore (Ted) Scott YohoCNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess The 27 Republicans who voted with Democrats to block Trump from taking military action against Iran MORE (R-Fla.), a member of the far-right House Freedom Caucus, said on Thursday that lawmakers are "kicking around" a new funding idea, though he declined to elaborate.
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PEN America's partial endorsement of that concept may come as a surprise: The group describes the creation of "small, self-selected groups united by shared views," which could be anything from a group of five Iranian-born students kicking around stories from back home in a dormitory common room to a chapter of the Hillel club, which on some campuses consist of hundreds of Jewish students as members.
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In a call, Drayson acknowledged that the concept and promise of harvesting RF for energy use has been kicking around since the 1960s and even before that, but said that the Freevolt technology, which itself owes much of its development to research spun out of London's Imperial College, is a major improvement on the efficiency of harvesting errant or otherwise wasted energy contained in RF waves, including that transmitted by WiFi, cellular and digital broadcasts.
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Ted YohoTheodore (Ted) Scott YohoCNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess The 27 Republicans who voted with Democrats to block Trump from taking military action against Iran MORE (R-Fla.), a member of the far-right House Freedom Caucus, said last week that lawmakers are "kicking around" a new infrastructure funding idea, though he declined to elaborate.
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Somewhat more realistic is Eric Rohmer's 1996 film "A Summer's Tale" (not released in the United States until 2014) in which young Gaspard (Melvil Poupaud), kicking around a Breton seaside town while on holiday, can't make up his mind about three different women, each of whom represents a different ideal — one offers real friendship, another offers a more sensual relationship, while the third, his actual ostensible girlfriend, is on her way to join him, and who knows what will happen then.
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