They're probably talking that fast because they're basically mainlining coffee!
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Then, after brief reflection, they all decide to start mainlining heroin.
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Do you really think you're going to sleep better after mainlining Twitter?
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While Trump and Sanders are very different, they are mainlining the exact same political heroin.
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I saw this one this morning of Uncle Sam lying in an alley mainlining oil.
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"[It's] like mainlining memories while you're making new ones," Huffman says of the completed project.
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I was mainlining pretzels in my office kitchen as I waited for Julie to arrive.
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"I wasn't mainlining heroin, but I was doing something I knew wasn't good," Kendall said.
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And Hitler wasn't the only one in the Third Reich or the German Army mainlining drugs.
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That's why I've been mainlining M.F.K. Fisher's World War II cookbook, How to Cook a Wolf.
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In the meantime, feel free to spend a few days watching kitten videos and mainlining Pinot Grigio.
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Plus, the thrill of having 20 notifications on Facebook when you get home is like mainlining esteem.
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Otherwise, you could end up in a hospital bed mainlining saline solution instead of this delicious cocktail.
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Mainlining shows that initially aired in the traditional week-to-week schedule presents a different sensation, too.
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Everyone knows French cuisine is about terrine and mother sauces and staying infuriatingly skinny while mainlining cheese.
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In Poland, drug injectors are mainlining cathinones despite the blanket ban and crackdown on legal high shops.
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Unless you're the Rolling Stones mainlining heroin amid debauched French aristocracy , you might as well gloss over it.
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And social mania may be ideal for mainlining breaking news, but it's not great at providing meaning and context.
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My time would have been better spent revising but that was sense and my brain was mainlining non-sense.
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A half-hearted jog around the local park probably won't offset those Aperol Spritzes you've been mainlining all summer.
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As it turns out, my family's counterintuitive obsession with mainlining terror before bed isn't why we all have insomnia.
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When it comes to living with this reality, government officials aren't just popping the blue pill, they're mainlining the stuff.
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But when it comes to mainlining pure, uncut emotion, my drug of choice is and always will be The X Factor.
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By the end of a perfect production, you should feel you've been mainlining black coffee for two-and-a-half hours.
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In 2016, nobody wants to see a Snapchat story of you in a Jack Wills hoodie mainlining Caribbean Twist in a bush.
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When I'm in a coffee shop mainlining techno trying to crank out a book chapter of a book, I'd reach for the FXA7s.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. In 19803, Julien Warshafsky was found collapsed on the floor after mainlining the powerful opioid fentanyl.
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Herr's book is like mainlining Vietnam; so many passages conveyed, on their own, everything I thought I needed to know about the war.
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He and Reese are on Twitter daily right now, "mainlining" the excitement they see for the upcoming movie that they've worked so hard on.
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She found that trees, especially in the extensive flooded forests, were stimulating methane production in the waterlogged soils and mainlining it into the atmosphere.
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When the lead is particularly boring (Arie), I fast-forward so much it feels like I'm I mainlining the season directly into my skull.
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Initially resistant to Trump's relentless assault on the party's dignity and legitimacy, Republicans are now mainlining Trump's xenophobia, and politicians like Kobach are the beneficiaries.
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In part, I keep eating meat because the danger has heightened the pleasure factor, like bareback sex, mainlining heroin, base jumping, or motorcycling sans helmet.
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Slated to be released by Rebelephant for PC in October 2016, Mainlining is a novel take on the classic point-and-click games of yore.
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When the jet stream plunges back down, it carries frigid air, "mainlining cold to the eastern half of the US," Brian Kahn writes for Earther.
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There's no other TV show that I hoard on my DVR for the pure joy of mainlining it like I do with Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
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Their birth scars and broken veins "bask in the moonlight" and they "dive deep with hammering hearts", leaping and mainlining "right into the pulse of nature".
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Like so many activities we undertake automatically - scrolling Instagram for hours, or mainlining syrupy lattes, it's only in its absence that we realize the toll it takes.
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The truth of the matter is that, much like mainlining H2O when you're not even thirsty, liberally applying sunscreen every few hours is kind of a drag.
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"After her apprehension, it was noted that she had multiple injection sites and she agreed that she had been mainlining for some months," says the retired anesthesiologists.
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The fact that the press corps is captive in the White House and can be dragged into these executive order signings is, for him, like mainlining heroin.
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He starts disappearing down internet rabbit holes of panicked reporting on a laptop at night, indulging in the very contemporary form of self-flagellation that is mainlining bad news.
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"Like so many activities we undertake automatically - scrolling Instagram for hours, or mainlining syrupy lattes, it's only in its absence that we realize the toll it takes," Thomas wrote.
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Watching Amy Adams' performance is like mainlining empathy The funny thing is that we've seen swings at this kind of thing before — and more recently than you might think.
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I know you were walking around with a jug of Crown Royal earlier, but maybe wait until you get back to the hotel before you start mainlining the stuff.
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Scene City 20 Photos View Slide Show ' As the rest of America used Sunday night for mainlining Buffalo wings and watching football, fashion week parties raged throughout the city.
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A medusa with fiber-optic hair, a Buddha confettied with pills, a crucified astronaut — the sequence says a hundred things simultaneously, mainlining themes and world views directly into your brain.
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With its mix of devilishly specific listicles, addictive quizzes, and churn of engineered viral content, BuzzFeed set the tone for mainlining a stream of pure internet straight to your brain.
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If your problem was mainlining poppers off a photographer's assistant's tummy every Saturday morning and you quit that, then you're clean from poppers, but you might not be cold sober.
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Overall I'd hate to call Mainlining 'fun' given its subject matter, but what the hell—completely violating people's digital privacy in the name of 'justice' makes for an uncomfortably good time.
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"Bipp" by SOPHIE—a friend and collaborator of label head A.G. Cook, though not an official PC Music artist—was equally fantastic, all helium-sucking vocals and sugar-mainlining synth-work.
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But before you dose yourself with CBD tinctures or start mainlining melatonin, a new study suggests there may be a substance-free alternative: forgive someone or yourself, The Greater Good Magazine reports.
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In addition to stocking up on chunky sweaters and mainlining PSLs, autumn also means it's time to start thinking dark lips, dewy skin, and updating your winged eyeliner so it's fresh for fall.
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Watching her struggle with the alien language, driven by memories of her daughter, is like mainlining empathy, pushing the film toward a crescendo of an ending that is quietly triumphant and heart-wrenching.
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Of course, this isn't true for the bulk of reality TV stars—take, for instance, The Real Housewives of Literally Anywhere, which I began mainlining shortly after discovering Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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There's no real evidence linking the Clinton campaign to the Russian government — but it makes a lot of sense that a president who spends his mornings mainlining Fox News would think there was.
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Not only was the plan roundly criticized by net neutrality advocates, who argued that Facebook was cynically mainlining its brand and products to people without other options, but regulators in India effectively blocked it in 2016.
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As I sat there after mainlining five UnReal episodes in a row, it took me maybe three minutes to realize that there are still so many things that don't square up in this new iteration of the show.
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While the Snooper's Charter is certainly a bad omen as far as the future of digital privacy rights are concerned, it also makes for an awesome gaming experience, as the Mainlining "cyber espionage simulator" is wont to demonstrate.
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For us out here mainlining our Instagram and Facebook and Twitter feeds like it was our paid job — long days pickaxing for weak LOLs, followed by thin, ill dreams — the experience of real and fake was essentially identical.
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Your choice presents a quandary: A pile of white rice is an efficient vehicle for those strictly interested in mainlining their serving of sauce, but choosing it means forgoing the jollof rice, that mainstay of Nigerian — and much other African — cuisine.
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And though it can be painful to watch Kayla lying in her dark bedroom, mainlining her classmates' Instagram feeds on her phone, it is merely an embodied version of the fantasies that have always thrilled and haunted middle school girls.
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This is especially the case in the Bay Area: As in the '90s, there are widespread evictions, displacement, and rent hikes; there are startups with no discernible revenue models mainlining venture dollars, with the same opulent parties and similarly dubious job titles.
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It's not about barreling through as many episodes as possible any more: services such as Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime have made mainlining entire seasons of shows, even ones we don't really like that much, as routine an activity as walking your dog.
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People on Twitter aren't given to introspection about the service; the things one does on Twitter tend not to be discussed outside of Twitter, for much the same reason that heroin addicts don't talk with friends and family about their favorite methods of mainlining.
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This man was the product of two things: his family business, where no constraint on his authority existed, and contractors were there to be stiffed; and a reality TV show that prized outrage, indulged his megalomania, and gave viewers a high by mainlining cruelty.
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By Jennifer M. Wood When a reality show host is the leader of the free world and Kim Kardashian is influencing presidential pardons, it feels as if the most appropriate way to celebrate America this Independence Day is by mainlining some of Hollywood's best political satire.
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In a country roiling with fears about terrorism, race relations and economic inequality, Trump managed to get fixated on the fact that a former Miss Universe gained a few pounds — and to gnaw on that issue for a week after leaving Hofstra, while mainlining bacon cheeseburgers.
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The fusty ambience of 221B Baker Street probably isn't the right backdrop for a reprise of the Catalina wine mixer from "Step Brothers," but I expect this to be one of the few screen takes on Arthur Conan Doyle to acknowledge Holmes's habit of mainlining cocaine.
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If you're worried that mainlining the story this way will rob of you some lackadaisical open world goodness, here's another tip: there is plenty of time for that after the main story ends in the epilogue, if you're still jonesing after the dozens of hours that the story requires.
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An app for coupon-clipping enabled an untold number of bored and curious urbanites to pay for services they never knew they needed, and for a while people were mainlining antiwrinkle toxins, taking trapeze lessons, and bleaching their assholes, just because they could do it at a discount.
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The overall result is that pundits watching their mentions are mainlining a deeply misleading view of the Democratic primary — one that features a passionate and bitter race that simply doesn't exist in the real world, complete with starkly polarized views on issues that don't exist among actual voters.
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Crushed and ashamed, he auditioned for Juilliard and began making a name for himself with demanding, athletic performances, while adhering to a self-punishing daily regimen that consisted of running from Queens to the Juilliard campus, consuming six eggs for breakfast and an entire chicken for lunch, and mainlining classic movies and plays every night to make up for lost time.
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Mainlining is a puzzle point and click adventure indie hacking simulation video game. Mainlining was released on January 26, 2017 for Microsoft Windows.
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Glamor performance tuning was accepted for Google Summer of Code 2014. Glamor supports Xephyr and DRI3, and can boost some operations by 700–800%. Since its mainlining into version 1.16 of the X.Org Server, development on Glamor was continued and patches for the 1.17 release were published.
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On the Nickelodeon series Drake & Josh, above Drake's bed is a poster of the band. However, the word 'Bastards' on the bottom is censored by two bumper stickers. Also, professional wrestler, Sterling James Keenan uses "Mainlining Murder" as his entrance theme in 1PW and Ring of Honor, Major League Wrestling wrestler Vampiro uses "Dead American" as his theme. Former UFC fighter Chuck Liddell can be seen wearing T-shirts from the Viking album.
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Mainlining is a point and click adventure game. The game takes place on the simulated desktop of the player character's computer. Assuming the role of a newly recruited MI7 agent and working within the remit of the Blu Pill Act, the player must use their skill, judgment, and cunning to gather evidence by hacking suspects' computers and phones. As a member of MI7, the player must investigate around in files, folders, websites, online profiles, bank statements, trying to find evidence on a target.
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If the kidney is methodologically perfused at moderate pressures (90–220 mm Hg performed on an experimental animal; in this case, a dog), then, there is a proportionate increase of: -Renal Vascular Resistance Along with the increase in pressure. At low perfusion pressures, Angiotensin II may act by constricting the efferent arterioles, thus mainlining the GFR and playing a role in autoregulation of Renal Blood Flow. People with poor blood flow to the kidneys caused by medications that inhibit angiotensin-converting enzyme may face kidney failure.
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He then faces down his old pal Adam Strange, forced to kill him to prove his loyalty to Mu and wins, while actually sparing and saving Adam's life through deceit. He then teams up with Adam, his wife Alanna and their daughter Alea to save the day. Controller Mu is killed by Alanna after he calls Jordan's bluff and his cover's busted. But Mu's 'death' sets off The U-Bomb to end the universe, which Jordan stops utilizing the power of the all Green Lanterns, mainlining The Central Power Battery.
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The same deformation was visible (to a much greater degree, resultant of a longer "bonding" period) on Power Ring's predecessor, Abin Sur. The deformation started to take effect on Jessica Cruz after the ring was placed on her hand. These veins are the ring mainlining with the wielder's basolateral nucleus in their amygdala in order to channel their fear. The ring is rendered powerless if its user is not afraid, Batman shut down the ring after he convinced Jessica not to be fearful; also, if the user is knocked unconscious, the ring will stop working until the user retains consciousness (as shown when Jessica Cruz was knocked out).
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In August 2011, Linus Torvalds said that "eventually Android and Linux would come back to a common kernel, but it will probably not be for four to five years". In December 2011, Greg Kroah-Hartman announced the start of Android Mainlining Project, which aims to put some Android drivers, patches and features back into the Linux kernel, starting in Linux 3.3. Linux included the autosleep and wakelocks capabilities in the 3.5 kernel, after many previous attempts at merger. The interfaces are the same but the upstream Linux implementation allows for two different suspend modes: to memory (the traditional suspend that Android uses), and to disk (hibernate, as it is known on the desktop).
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