"LOLITA....Lolita....LIGHT of my LIFE....LIGHT of my LIFE...FIRE of my LOINS... FIRE of my LOINS...MY SIN....My SIN....MY SOUL...My SOUL," she wrote in the caption.
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" Men had neither cocks nor balls; they had "loins.
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That's not to say my burning loins were not real.
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Finally, will your old Vancouver punk band Hot Loins reunite?
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Place the fluke loins on a sheet of plastic wrap.
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Gird your loins and get ready to think outside the box.
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Apparently, he was ripping buds and girding his loins with fireball shots!
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Peter, light of my life, fire of my loins, is up first.
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Are they sprung, fully formed, from the loins of YouTube and Musical.ly?
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Be careful out there with your blind dates, with your loins, with your hearts.
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Did it send a rush of electricity surging through their loins and their hearts?
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Gird your loins (and your bank accounts), people — you're in for some salary-sucking treats.
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Or maybe something more suggestive than this: right hand on heart, left hand on loins.
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Hannah Godwin definitely has Underwood's heart — and his loins, as we saw in their spa date.
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Over-inclusion: our imported products—tuna loins—are simply the "meat" used in our American cannery.
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Jeffrey got up and wrapped a towel around his loins and answered the door completely calm.
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Think that burning in your loins is going to fade to a mild simmer later in life?
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Gird your loins, cover your ears, and prepare to surrender your lawn to billions of teenage arthropods.
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Trump trotted out nearly the entire orchard of his loins last week, during a CNN town hall.
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Cash pork prices rose for carcasses, loins, ribs and bellies, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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Once, Weinstein allegedly told another employee in front of her coworkers that he would "cut [her] loins".
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I am craving lamb for dinner, so I get lamb loins, plus condensed milk for my Vietnamese coffee.
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The lack of fat in the loins, legs and shoulders (lean parts) gives the meat an uninteresting flavor.
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Girl prepares another list, this time a contract, and girds her loins for next Boy to come along.
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" Dad sighs audibly before girding his loins for another painful attempt to express himself verbally: "Kill the fly.
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"We see like whole loins, prime rib, coming through," Hank Combs, the co-owner of the farm, said.
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Like thunderstorms can cause a deep stirring in one's loins, for me, heat is a catalyst for horniness.
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Nothing twitches the loins of a Beltway take-monger quite like those three little words: Dems in Disarray.
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Pork cutout values eased for carcasses, loins, bellies and other products, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates.
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"Forty seconds," she says and I gird my loins to white-knuckle it through the remainder of my time.
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Now, it's always wise to gird your loins whenever Trump ventures into technology concepts, but this morning was special.
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It's a singularly tortured love, one that grits its teeth, girds its loins and pines for a contested convention.
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Soon Jon had Rhaegal fairly under control, and the couple was enjoying a loins-stirring ride through the North.
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So Beyoncé and shapewear enthusiasts, gird your loins: Spanx's latest launch is about to take layering to the next-level.
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But as "I'll Never Love Again" suggests so compassionately, the enigmas of the hearts and loins persist throughout our lives.
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Gird your loins, because all the loose ends at play here are about to come together in classic sitcom style.
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My prediction: Sasha has a scythe over her head, and we should all gird our loins another heart-wrenching death.
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But Louis van Gaal just may have a secret weapon and it rests within the loins of his starting 11.
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Detroit Loins players Jalen Reeves-Maybin and Steve Longa took a knee during the anthem before playing the Minnesota Vikings.
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Their patter was filled with pornographic double-entendres about the game they roasted, the savory loins, luscious breasts, tender thighs.
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Cash prices for pork carcasses, loins, butts, ribs and hams rose from Monday, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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Cash prices for pork carcasses, loins, butts, ribs and hams rose from Monday, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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To talk about who we fancy is to talk about politics, art, economics, migration patterns, history, and of course, our loins.
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It's especially implausible that their quirky yet bland characters could have sprung from the loins of an extraterrestrial like Mr. Walken.
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The horniness slowly begins to evaporate from your loins as you stare at their chin lit up by their iPhone screen.
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Well, gird your loins gather your credit cards, because Kulture's mother is readying to drop another collection with the fast fashion retailer.
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You don't need a 15-step guide on how to quell the burning fire of your loins without getting caught by mom.
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Well, gird your loins, people, because Prime Day is finally here — and we have all the beauty products worth adding to cart.
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From that moment, she is fully hooked: Dick becomes her white whale, the fire of her loins, her virile cowboy idée fixe.
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His loins are covered in scales, he has wings like a bat, claws on his toes and horns in his spiky hair.
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At Holy Ground in TriBeCa, smoked briskets and pork butts will be served tableside, along with prime strip loins and rib-eyes.
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The robe opens at his chest, revealing a pale, unflattering paunch, about which his hands cross stiffly as though girding his loins.
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Gird your loins, people: Scorpio season is upon us, and with it, a season characterized by passion, mysticism, and major vibe-y energy.
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Does the claim of universal dawn patrolling support the conclusion that the unique fruit of their loins should fall under that same rule?
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Taryn: Each mutton chop is made up of a sheep's loins, tenderloins, and belly flap and weighs about a pound and a half.
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But the University of Illinois team has broken the skin barrier by using pork loins and beef livers as test materials for wireless data.
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Then, of course, there are the more literal theories—that it's the "underbelly" of the city, that it's full of the "loins" of prostitutes.
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I know that lacrosse goalies also have to wear pads and then face down dozens of miniature projectiles aimed at their loins every game.
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I was copying and pasting press photos and bios together when I came across a DJ who evoked a very knowing twang in my loins.
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If you haven't felt the siren's song of spring hit yet, there may be a fire in the old loins before the weekend is through.
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Sex Education takes all those emotions seriously and doesn't discount them just because they happen in the brains, loins, and hearts of 17-year-olds.
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As you can see, there is a nude man standing on some kind of wooden porch or balcony, welcoming the ocean breeze with his bare loins.
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Meatpackers reached into rural Mexico 30 years ago to find young men who could pull pork loins or throw turkeys off a truck at 2 a.m.
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He takes out the loins, poaches them and then lightly caramelizes them over a fire of juniper or birch before wrapping them in house-cured bacon.
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Valentin's overwrought placement of figures is most strained in "Christ Driving the Merchants from the Temple" (1618–22), where emphatic vectors intersect at the Messiah's loins.
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Ana and Paul are drawn like moths to the flame of Sam's strapping twin daughters, who seem to have sprung directly from the loins of Mother Earth.
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Men who capture the hearts, minds, and loins of a generation with their portrayals of dreamy young pinkos on TV unironically quote Thatcher a half century later.
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When Hercules Demetriou spoke to Day her heart beat loudly and her loins acted as if they didn't know what the rest of her knew about him.
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Part of that is a matter of Mr. Lewis's nasal nerdishness as Martin, an architect with his head in the clouds and his loins in the mud.
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But, here's the thing: your sex drive is going to come back like a juggernaut; like a bullet train; like an avalanche; like a fire in your loins.
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In 1915, "Dogs of All Nations" described the German shepherd as a "medium sized dog" weighing just 55 pounds, with a "deep chest, straight back and strong loins."
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It also pissed off future Bay Streeter/America regular Ben "Here Comes the Money" Harper—the fruit of Stephen Harper's loins—but that's a story for another day.
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She'd get back at Anthony Weiner, whose uncontrolled lust and unconcealed loins indirectly led to the F.B.I. director James Comey's disrupting the final weeks of her presidential campaign.
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In the pork market, cutout values were also lower for carcasses, loins, butts and bellies, according to the USDA, as large U.S. supplies loom over the hog market.
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There are heads, thighs, and loins everywhere I look, either sealed in little plastic condoms or hanging from giant hooks in the glass-plated rooms out the back.
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Only time will tell, but everyone should gird their loins for what's sure to be a powerhouse performance and a fascinating examination of Obama's life in the East Wing.
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At Girl & The Goat, one can find shanks, necks, whole shoulders, goat carpaccio, mid-rare wet-aged goat loins, goat ribs, goat empanadas, goat belly, and whole goat legs.
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Neighborhood Joint Four hanging loins of lamb, beautifully marbled and weighing 10 pounds each, filled the windows of Akropolis Meat Market in Astoria, Queens, on a recent Saturday afternoon.
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As I was being half-heartedly throttled by Tom for the last time, I promised myself I would never let my loins derail my life again: I was done with sex.
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Gird your loins, practice your power poses, and grab your credit cards: Everlane just dropped a crop of limited-edition $15 T-shirts, and these babies are bound to go fast.
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My loins are fruitless but my principles are clear: No human being — woman or man — should be regarded as a conquest or an amusement with a will subservient to someone else's.
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You can marinate for too long Your best bet for achieving marination magic is to soak your chicken, pork chops or loins and steak at least 30 minutes, but never longer than overnight.
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I've put pork loins, potatoes, yellow bundt cakes from boxed cake, rice, corn on the cob (look up INSTANT POT MILK CORN ON COB & you will never eat it any other way again!!!)
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Physician Jean Martin Charcot, director of the Salpêtrière and father of neurology, was one of the first doctors to advocate that the cause of hysteria was in the brain and not the loins.
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The bros announced their reunion Thursday and released a new single and music video at midnight, a loins-tingling track called "Sucker" ... which happens to feature the ladies in their lives as well.
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They eat about 23 million pigs' worth of loins annually, most of it in the form of back bacon, and 19 million pigs' worth of legs, according to the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board.
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EU antitrust officials battling American tech giants can gird their loins with Dave Eggers's "The Circle," a glimpse into a dystopian future where the tentacles of social media extend into every facet of personal life.
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The latest Snapbot to show up finds itself in a pitch-perfect place to rip the Spectacles you buy from its loins right out of their packaging, for immediate use: California's Six Flags, Magic Mountain.
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In all three of these examples, the love interest is a passive, unnamed, and with the exception of the Backstreet Boys video, faceless woman who must incur the full frontal wrath of the man's loins.
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Wherever it is widely practised, polygamy (specifically polygyny, the taking of multiple wives) destabilises society, largely because it is a form of inequality which creates an urgent distress in the hearts, and loins, of young men.
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There he was an integral player in the DIY music scenes, not only performing in bands like Hot Loins and Basketball, but also in organizing festivals such as Music Waste and the Victory Square Block Party.
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" Jon is responding to comments Israel made during an interview with TMZ Sports, when Adesanya told us a fight with Jones "tickles my loins" ... and added, "I already killed one G.O.A.T. and I'm hunting the next.
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Having done a little sleuthing myself last night, I can conclude that in no way would a sex angel do anything near to warming my loins but that just shows how delightfully different we all are.
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For those of you unfamiliar with the term, it is an online movement (of sorts) that appears to be the final form of extremely online reactionary conspiracy mongers, birthed from the loins of the #pizzagate pandemonium.
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There is no better reason to get drunk together than the fact that one of your friends is about to pop some fruit out of her loins—her being the only one not able to drink.
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See that below, and "New York" above, and think about how much the human race is going to level up on Friday October 13 when MASSEDUCTION is finally born of St Vincent's beautiful robot loins and brain.
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Before our multinational art rock collectives and ennui-ridden pop stars took over the charts and our shiny-haired Prime Minister captured hearts and loins across the world, Canada's self-esteem issues were painfully obvious and comical.
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Known as the Cotton MS Vitellius C III, the 10 x 7″ reference is filled with colorful drawings of plants of all kinds, associated with cures for everything from sore loins to fresh wounds to severe gout.
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In the wake of the heart-stopping news that the FBI had raided the home of Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen, the political universe girded its loins for an explosive reaction from the occupant of the Oval Office.
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The Steelers may want to gird their loins even for winless Cincinnati, however, as Pittsburgh's defense has been soft and Coach Zac Taylor of the Bengals could see this game as an opportunity to truly open up his offense.
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Every year at about this time, the interior of your average modeling agency looks a lot like the opening scene of The Devil Wears Prada: "Gird your loins!" shouts an agent across a sea of furrowed brows and bowed heads.
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In fact, the opening scene establishing their relationship seems like a direct homage to the moment in The Devil Wears Prada when Stanley Tucci tells everyone at Runway magazine to "gird your loins," except that it's all aimed at April.
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They are also given to nudging, off-color innuendo, particularly regarding poor Thomas Jefferson (the amiably lanky and laconic John Behlmann), whose loins burn for his ravishing wife, Martha (Nikki Renée Daniels), from whom he has been separated for weeks.
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It's the type of chair that's supposed to stimulate the loins of rich fools, and to prove it, BodyFriend had booth babes clad in sparkle minidresses gyrating around an actual Lamborghini on the show floor and the massage chairs itself.
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On the first page I experienced syrupy-sweet poetry, a siren song for a lost love — "light of my life, fire of my loins" — I became a part of Humbert's seemingly innocent desire — lost in a eulogy of ashen lust.
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I look back on it now and it seems quaint, but when he walked me out of the bar and onto the beach, telling me about this book he was reading—the corny New Age bestseller The Celestine Prophecy—my loins took over.
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Or maybe I could do what the young people do — some kind of cosplay that lets me suit up as a Viking, or a "Star Wars" storm trooper, or even the rampaging DC Comics character Harley Quinn, girding my loins for economic battle.
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"My loins trembled as the scent of toupee adhesive and spray tan swept through my nasal cavity." actual quote from by book #TrumpTemptations — Elijah Daniel (@aguywithnolife) January 21, 2016 A subsequent Twitter poll provided him with with the novel's protagonist, a hotel bellboy.
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Guartinaja is the Colombian word for the spotted, cat-sized rodent of Central and South America, also known as paca, whose rich loins are so desirable that neighboring Panama has enacted laws forbidding the hunting of the species to maintain its population.
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Some of the ads were blatantly horny ("Wanted: Frenetic Mons Grinder … lusting for sweaty dyke athletes, pumped-up bodybuilders, and handsome, hot women in uniform to quell the ache in my loins"); others were more cerebral ("Thinking Lesbians … I like everything from Vixen to Wagner").
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After fans on Kickstarter met the $500,000 goal for upgrades, Megabots started girding their mechanical loins, testing five weapons against a mock KURATOS, their Suidobashi robot opponent: a 12-foot-high, 9000-pound bot that could hold a starring role in Pacific Rim 2.
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Over the years he has marveled repeatedly — and publicly — over what a babe he finds Tiffany's older half sister, Ivanka, to be, suggesting on two of those occasions that if she weren't the fruit of his loins, she might be the candy on his arm.
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When I look back, in hindsight, I was probably clinically depressed, but I kept moving forward because I had sons who were in their teen years and it was time for me to somewhat gird up my loins and be ready to deal with whatever it was.
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Even so, all the basic ingredients of the good old beast with two backs are there, the moans and groans, whimpers of excitement, and, yes, the explosion in the loins—everything you would want in a scene describing passionate sex, if you were living in 1959.
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These are the family members who share the president's confidence, who reveal his notion of the exemplary family—an autocratic CEO served by loyal deputies who are the fruit of his loins, as well as one brought in through the bond of matrimony with the CEO's favorite loin-fruit.
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I bring this up because the constructor Grant Thackray seems to be trying to pull a fast one on us, and I want you all to gird your loins and stay aware: There may be things hidden in his grid that could potentially influence you (also, try the acrostic).
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Many other pork cuts, from ribs to loins, are falling in price as the number of hogs in the United States rise to the largest level since World War II. But strong demand for bacon to serve on sandwiches, next to eggs and in other dishes has propelled wholesale bacon prices and reduced stocks in cold storage.
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The big picture: Doubling down on Marxism is a means to an end for the Party, but that does not also mean that Xi himself is not an ardent Marxist whose fervor is only increasing as he sees a world evolving and fracturing in ways that would stir the loins of any sentient Chinese Marxist historical materialist.
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All of which may be enough to send any novices, unfamiliar with the director, and fearful of a three-hour Russian flick that is mostly (though not entirely) in black-and-white, scurrying in the opposite direction; so how can one convince them that they should gird their loins, down a Stoli for luck, and give "Andrei Rublev" a chance?
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Critic's Pick Michael R. Jackson's gutsy, exasperated musical is set within the mind of a black, queer man who's writing a musical about a black, queer man who's writing a musical … Navel-gazing becomes a highly invasive procedure — a full-on laparoscopy of the heart, soul and loins — in Michael R. Jackson's "A Strange Loop," which opened on Monday at Playwrights Horizons.
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Literature gives us many a husband driven half mad by the suspicion that his child is not the fruit of his loins, as is King Leontes, in " The Winter's Tale ," and women who deceive their husbands on this score, like the wife in Maupassant's story "Useless Beauty," who tells her husband that one of their seven children isn't his, but won't say which.
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The last time I walked up Croagh Patrick (OK, the only time I walked up Croagh Patrick), I lined my stomach—if not actually girded my loins—with two slices of soda bread and a bowl of porridge cooked on a wood-burning range, all washed down with so much tea that I genuinely feared having to bob down for a wee in front of some nuns.
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Serves 4 people Ingredients: 8 ounces large fluke filet, skin removed and split down the middle separating the top and bottom loins 43 orange or blood orange cut in segments, juice reserved 1 mandarin orange cut in segments, juice reserved 1 ruby grapefruit cut in segments, juice reserved 1 lime, juiced 1 teaspoon fennel pollen 1 tablespoon salt ¼ cup fennel sliced very thin, reserved in cold water 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil ¼ cup fennel fronds Chilled plates for serving 1.
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