Back Orifice and its sequel Back Orifice 2000 were condemned as reckless by some.
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And with certain strains jumping from orifice to orifice, containing its spread even in one person can be a challenge.
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If it's got an intact orifice—an actual one, not an orifice created by blunt force trauma—they'll swab it for the bacteria that keeps pathogens away.
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Oh, yeah: Can I borrow an orifice you're not using ?
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I am staring up the orifice of an entirely hollow pastry shell.
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As the old saying goes: In one orifice and out the other.
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The core components were two spinning belts that simulated a human orifice.
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What's the craziest thing you've found in a corpse's stomach or orifice?
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Objects are sorted by orifice, working south: Follow Barry Petchesky on Twitter
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They're no pee tape, but they're rich with orifice humor and GILF iconography.
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Or maybe it was watching blood pour from a man's every facial orifice.
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Nestled beneath its head, three rows of teeth circled around a terrifying orifice.
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Having wind continuously blown into every orifice of your body is a dangerous thing.
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Here is the other notable time Rocky has emitted a gas from an orifice.
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"I was bleeding from my nose, my mouth, my ear, every orifice," he told PEOPLE.
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And skillful hackers are like germs: They tend to get in via some orifice or another.
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Viruses, fungi, and possibly more than 1,000 species of bacteria live inside this dark, moist orifice.
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I'll be honest, every orifice on my body is clenched at the sight of this thing.
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"I had interviewed every porn star about every orifice," Mr. Stern says of his wilder days.
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Remove the thinner glass and pour the yolks into the orifice made by the test glass.
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Here's how to do it: Integrating dirty talk, have your partner penetrate you in the orifice of your choice using a strap-on dildo or their penis, and then either you or your partner can penetrate a remaining orifice (your mouth, anus, or vagina) using other dildos.
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It's reminiscent of an ovipositor—a sex toy that deposit jelly eggs into your orifice of choice.
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When that failed to seal the deal, they came back the following year with Back Orifice 2000.
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Jokes about Trump's hair are a dime a dozen, but his tiny orifice is less often noticed.
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The enthusiast will go to great lengths to extract all fluids and excavate every orifice of the crustacean.
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But what does mucus even look like when it's coming out of an orifice other than your nose?
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Officially, her device was known as the RAE restrictor, but as Shilling began touring RAF bases to distribute her quick-save, she made such an impression on the officers that they began calling it "Miss Shilling's orifice" or "Tilly's orifice," because of the puncture in the center of the disk.
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Or even better: treat everyone as if they've been diagnosed with Ebola and are bleeding out of every orifice.
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Every so often the facade cracks and that urgent sense of inner turmoil expels itself through every orifice imaginable.
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There's a third mode of entry, involving cannabis suppositories and your butthole, but let's stick with the northern orifice.
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At the contact point between the inner and outer surfaces, an orifice dilates so that the jelly can poop.
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Nearly 90 percent of the victims died, and they were described as dying with blood flowing from every orifice.
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Correction (May 1st, 2019): This article originally described Ebola as a virus which "makes people gush blood from every orifice".
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Although, to be clear: Sticking a gun into your vagina (or any other bodily orifice) is NOT a good idea.
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For those with vaginas, vibrators are commonly used to provide clitoral orgasms, but they can also provide multi-orifice stimulation.
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Song got to know cDc files and then members online before being wowed in person by the Back Orifice release.
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They're very graphic, with all body parts named, every orifice put to use, and lots of juddering, shuddering, shimmering rapture.
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When a writer says something new and real, it can be shocking, like a surprise emission from a bodily orifice.
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One day everything's going to be either tiny enough to tuck inside an orifice or big enough to nestle inside.
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Even the Smoking Man makes a cameo, though these days he's puffing out of a man-made orifice and … I'm exhausted.
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But I do know that I'm staring up the orifice of a blush-pink raspberry and having some pretty elicit feelings.
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If you have a vagina, wearing a butt plug during vaginal sex allows for multi-orifice stimulation with just one parter.
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Costing $2 million and containing an orifice 15-feet wide by 2.5-feet high, the sluice gate began operation in 2013.
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After a coco de mer falls to the ground, it sends out a freaky fingerlike umbilical cord from its vaginal orifice.
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In one of the hacking group's first major acts of online sabotage they created "Back Orifice" to expose Microsoft security vulnerabilities.
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If history has taught us anything, it's that for every orifice, there is a foreign object inserted into it for gratification.
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I pushed the laryngoscope past the substantial fold of her tongue until I could see the orifice, and asked for the tube.
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When I finally caught a glimpse of the orifice that was causing me so much pain and sorrow, I almost screamed out loud.
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With the addition of human legs jutting out from the sides, the opening of the vase starts to look like an oversized orifice.
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He seeks to open more orifices in himself and others, as an orifice is a site for the ingestion and release of energy.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the woman was indeed "secreting money from an orifice" when officers arrived ... although they couldn't specify which hole.
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"Imagine if you've got kids coming down in the morning to find the dog lying on the floor bleeding from every orifice," said Briggs.
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Among its many releases, the Cult of the Dead Cow was best known for its Back Orifice program, a remote access and administration tool.
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Observing the Shed from the High Line, you see that it emerges from the orifice of a soaring building, filled with offices and condominiums.
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To put in and around the toilet bowl, hovering dangerously close to the water and your least pleasant orifice, as you wipe away unwanted fluids?
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Perhaps the most sexually charged piece in the show is "Plunger/Cherries", (2000-2017): the gaping orifice in the sculpted terracotta plunger is brutally carnal.
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Growing hungry and desperate, she decided to stab a knife directly into the lid and make an orifice herself, resealing the lid with packing tape.
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Living with harmless weirdos was so much better than cohabiting with a fiancé who thought it was his right to insert himself into any available orifice.
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The Scotsman denied the allegation, and said that he'd smelled the same odor of "rotten eggs," and assumed it had been expelled from Harms' own orifice.
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Not only that: Growing a human inside my body and pushing him out of an orifice (previously) the size of a tampon made me feel superhuman.
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But even that can't guarantee that you've gotten rid of all the nasty things no one wants inside their vagina, anus, mouth, or any other orifice.
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And so the group went to extraordinary measures, creating a media circus with the over-the-top Def Con release of Back Orifice that demanded attention.
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Unlike jellyfish, which eat and poop out of the same orifice, ctenophores consume food through an oral opening and defecate through at least one anal pore.
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On the count of three, we put that tampon as far as humanly possible into an orifice entirely different than the one it was designed for.
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Was he horny for cars, confusing the car with a person's orifice, turned on by the public nature of the car-fuckery, or just very drunk?
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A floral designer, she has collaborated with Mr. Erizku on projects, including an installation in which every orifice of a red Porsche was bursting with flowers.
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On intake, you stand in front of a sensor and put your hand into an orifice; a screen reads out your height, weight, temperature, and blood oxygenation.
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Then again, it's only a matter of time before we're all just working in pressurized glass chambers with weird protein tubes coming from every orifice, pretty much.
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Not only can the sugar in a popsicle throw off your pH balance and potentially cause yeast infections, but the popsicle itself might melt inside an orifice.
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In terms of doing research, I didn't want to go too far into what it's like when all your organs melt and leave through the closest orifice.
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The website contains a gallery of GIFs of orifice-like imagery from Hollywood films, such as depictions of cyberspace that take the viewer traveling through a wire.
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Biden's always calling it the Oval Orifice and elbowing Secret Service agents in the ribs asking them if they get it, which is just awkward for everyone.
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All our PA's, who worked really hard, came in with, like, Breaking Bad Tyvek suits and mops and hoses and buckets and it still infiltrated every orifice.
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In 1998, they pulled off their most audacious move: releasing a program called Back Orifice that allowed remote users to control somebody else's computer through Microsoft Word.
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Jobs even called IBM's best customers an "orifice," and famously gave IBM the finger in a classic photo during the '80s era when Apple competed aggressively with IBM.
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As a fetish, this means using a dildo with a divet in the ends, for placing a disintegratable, jelly egg for insertion into the orifice of your choice.
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It has been expanded to include penetration using any object (not just a penis), into any orifice (not just a vagina), by any person (not just a stranger).
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As the (typically female) operator stroked the JoyStick, sensors relayed the operator's movements to the RealTouch, causing its belts to spin and its orifice to tighten in response.
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Although only about 2390,212 people died of Ebola over those years, the grotesque nature their deaths — copious hemorrhaging from every orifice — has lent the disease a frightening reputation.
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However, she does know girls that have vodka tamponed, which is when one soaks a tampon in vodka and then inserts it in an orifice to get drunk.
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Watching Jonny Evans, James Morrison and Craig Gardner play on the same team is like pouring lukewarm porridge into your eyes, like filling your every orifice with stale semolina.
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In one of the film's most memorable moments, she throws herself against the walls of a metro underpass in West Berlin and convulses, with fluids oozing from every orifice.
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But I was going to go further than that: I scoured myself with charcoal, cramming every orifice with black powder until I became an immortal being of pure light.
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Power tools take on an unexpected feminine zest, leaving perfect circles wherever they go, everything a potential orifice to peek and reach through, often to the tune of birdsong.
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An ordeal in a hotel room where he attempted to treat me like chattel that could be purchased with the promise of work in exchange for being his disposable orifice.
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A recurring gag follows a deformed boy as he grows a disembodied head within a boulder-sized, mucous-lined orifice by basting the noggin with his own freshly produced feces.
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These have been modified in a way that makes them look like the pedipalps of male spiders, which are used to transfer sperm to a female's genital orifice during mating.
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Many, for instance, claim to be 2100 percent plastic, or come with a "beat the BOSS" tagline, which is to say they claim to be undetectable by body orifice scanners.
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"Creampie" is an adult industry term for when a male porn star jizzes inside the orifice(s) of another performer, then allows the camera to linger on his cum seeping out.
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There are numerous examples of inappropriate emails, texts, and voicemails from Ronell where she calls herself Reitman's "cock-er spaniel" or asks to meet him at her "orifice" instead of her office.
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It's among her best moments, crossing into the absurd when she mimics sex for a prolonged period with her microphone hitting every possible orifice multiple times...including head, shoulders, knees, and toes.
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Unwelcome orifice-invading bugs do create an infection risk — not to mention the psychological trauma — so if you ever find yourself in such a situation, it's best to go to the emergency room.
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The tongue and mouth also reflect the union of the orifice and object in the sex act— an act referenced repeatedly through her reiterations of false teeth, prosthetic limbs, and high-heeled shoes.
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In a 1986 drawing representing the Cinderella story for the "Tales of Charles Perrault", he depicts a nude woman with a slipper in front of her genitals, the footwear clearly doubling for a woman's orifice.
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Hempton's "Ben" (2015) flips the script in an aggressive and impressive way: she makes a Caucasian man's asshole the center of the composition, suggesting that the painter has reduced the body to an orifice for penetration.
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And when you feel like life may be sucking out your soul like a hoover that sits on every surface, drawing into every orifice and draining your insides, something like Joe Pesci's "Wise Guy" is important.
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The only way the bass player can have sex with Silver is through the same orifice in her tail that other men, who see the girls as a sexy freak show, freely shove their fingers inside.
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I needed to know everything, in case the pregnancy disease were ever stricken upon me, and I were forced to eject a baby from an orifice I considered private property — or, at least, a very exclusive club.
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The larva mature for a bit in the fly's gut, then migrate to the fly's mouth, where they're spit back out into some other animal's unsuspecting ocular orifice and can begin the cycle of life anew. Yum!
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Last week I ate some stanky chicken from a food stand and farted water and raw meat from every orifice for a few days, which was both unpleasant for me and now you, for reading about it.
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These can slip into your ear like a whisper, burrow into the tender flesh, and, in less time than it takes to roast a chicken, multiply in size and sally forth from an orifice of their choice.
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In "Sealed," my own recent eco-horror novel, a pregnant woman and her partner flee a pandemic that causes skin to seal over people's eyes, ears, noses — every bodily orifice — in an extreme reaction to environmental contamination.
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As I write this, a child sitting opposite me is systematically pushing banana into every available orifice while staring me dead in the eye and making a noise like a baboon trying to sing along to Ertha Kitt.
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He somehow managed to exit through the vehicle's hatch and decided he could just waltz into the store through a broken window—an orifice he'd made himself, mind you—and stole the bottle of wine he so coveted.
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So if for some reason a woman's body isn't working quite right and she's not excreting foul blood through her ordinary menstrual cycle, her body will rectify this and make her healthy by emitting the blood through another orifice.
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It is the second season that turns to marriage, beginning with a scene that was in the original pilot: Rob and a pregnant Sharon, in bed, her finger hovering around an orifice as their toddler walks into the room.
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You can give someone a rim job as a standalone sex act, although it's commonly performed prior to anal sex or integrated into blowjobs and eating someone out (just remember to wash up before going from the anus to another orifice).
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When severe, in about 10 to 20 percent of cases, Lassa does horrible things to the body: It replicates in the internal organs and central nervous system, causing its victims to bleed out of every orifice or go into shock.
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Not to be gruesome, but with some of these car hits, you're going to have significant bleeding out of the diverticular orifice, so we would want to stay away from that, because now you're getting contamination of multiple tissues into one site.
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Luckily for all of us, however, a company called D.Throne has created an obscenely over-the-top electric car for kids that you can justify as an essential baby accessory, if you're the kind of person who expels money from every orifice.
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Speaking with Hyperallergic, the Parisians willing to brave the weather mostly displayed a positive, or at least tolerant, opinion about the sculpture, although many mentioned a difficult-to-ignore likeness between the Koonsian tulips and a certain orifice of the human body.
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Yet as the hype machine exploded in their wake, the sounds of "Cigarette Smoker" or "Scummy" seemed to be blasting from every orifice in the city: from bars, clubs, pubs and shops, to cafes, taxis, and the back row of the bus.
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Had you popped into the equity trading floor at Goldman Sachs' New York headquarters in 2000, you would have walked into a bloodbath of the senses: 500 men and women projectile swearing, phones blaring, the dizzying aroma of adrenaline oozing from every human orifice.
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And as we stood there, in a field somewhere, crinkling under the midday sun, hot sauce seeping out of every orifice, quietly ignoring the overdraft-exceeded texts from Barclays, we let Route 94 and Jess Glynne soundtrack our rapid descent into absolute fucking mediocrity.
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Then, if you spend enough time with a work like "Pending" (2018), which contains a pale pink diamond in its center, touching another pink diamond that frames it, the suggestion of feminine spirituality arises — a kind of primal aura emanating from an abstracted orifice.
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After warming up the orifice by starting with one finger and adding more, you can move into fisting by having the giving partner create a "duck shape" with their fingers (meaning: fingers are straight and pressed together, like a duck's beak) to slide the hand in.
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They should move slowly and in conjunction with the receiving partner's breaths, and if the orifice is ready and willing, they can create an actual fist with their hand (by closing the "duck's mouth") and thrust the hand in and out at a more rapid pace.
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Along the way, they overcame the monumental design challenge of building electro-capacitive sensors that would be capable of functioning in what EJ described as "wet environments"—the heavily lubricated orifice of the RealTouch—while still providing seven bits of resolution and refreshing 40 times per second.
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To get your mind around this industry, imagine the orange-skinned president as some yuge creature trampling wildly forward, and thousands upon thousands of smaller creatures attached to its every orifice, grooming it and biting it, sucking its blood and burrowing into its tangled whips of blondish fur.
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The footage, over two decades old, follows Cult of the Dead Cow's members at DefCon 7 as they prepare to present Back Orifice 2000, a remote access program (or "backdoor trojan," depending on who you ask) that helped shine a blinding light on some of the worst inherent flaws in Microsoft's Windows 98.
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What to do: If said hemorrhoids came on out of the blue—or she just can't imagine not being proactive where regular bleeding out of a second orifice is involved—she might want to jump on the home-remedy bandwagon before getting worried about upsetting possibilities like cancer (that comes later—see below).
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At a certain hour in the morning the keeper of the birds places a lantern in the orifice of the wall; the dim light thrown by the lantern on the floor induces the ortolans to believe that the sun is about to rise, and they greedily consume the food upon the floor.
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OK. See, when Next Generation premiered in 1987, fans had only known one kind of captain—James T. Kirk, a swaggering cowboy, something of a Cold Space Warrior in a two-front fight against the aggressive Klingons and the inscrutable Romulans, and a pansexual adventurer who never didn't have time to chase alien orifice.
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The "Explore" suppository promised to give a non-psychotropic high to whomever inserted it into his or her anus and, although neither of us were prepared to receive any organs or organ-size toys in that orifice, we gave the suppositories the old college try to see if they could help bring about any topical horniness.
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In my mind I'm swiping through Patty Chang's "In Love," Constantin Brâncusi's "Princess X," Isamu Noguchi's "Bivalve," or his "The Letter One," or his "Planet In Transit #1," etc.. Janine Antoni's "Lick and Lather," Rachel Lachowicz's "Lipstick Cube," Song Dynasty [jade] burial suits and orifice plugs, the meat-shaped Jasper stone in the Taiwan National Palace Museum.
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The content of a sext loses some of its heat when examined in isolation: removed from the moment, from the context of the relationship that generated it, a sext is rarely more than a series of forgettable, often interchangeable, lines about wet pussies and hard dicks and how much we'd like to put some body part into some other orifice.
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But this past summer, when I moved from New York to Los Angeles, I quickly came to two conclusions: Californians are consuming weed through every body part or orifice available, and the best parties in LA aren't going down in warehouses or nightclubs, but in staggeringly opulent Hollywood mansions, where everything is paid for by brands who want nothing more than to bury you in Scarface-ridiculous mountains of pot.
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Perhaps an old shirt in the corner, representing a more sane time in my life, a sequenced dress representing a time I was less careful and more open to the 230 A.M social scenes... You know... the all too common, annoying teenage problems which I can't seem to shake quite yet.... Truth be told, looking at the surface of clothes which hang from every orifice in my room, I could dispose of 53/25 of the things.... Oh, but not my cherry red lipstick and the slightly cracked picture of my family... (Don't ask about the crack... I haven't quite figured it out just yet).
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Afternoon alive angel AliBelted by birdsBlue boat of your bodyBreaks in breathBroken brother come in dark disappear down Don't existThe empty editor echoesEternal fast find me forgottenThe garden glass hasn't heard yetTo hollow its horizon higherInside Kazim Kazim knewLearned lightListenedLived lostLimited himself to matterHis memoir of morningMother mountain mouthNever night this orifice openOrating to ovationPlucked pot pieces of plotHis prayer pulled quickly from rainRecitation of rain rejoining the rocksRocks rushed to remembering the secret seriesOf sun wonders, silence on the shoreSilence someone soundsSpeaking through stoneThe sunset stringing us alongStudents of the task that of thirstA thousand trees to teach this trick to usTo understand the voice the verse the version of vanishingThat waits and wants and wondersWheel window wanderYesterday you yearned in the yewsYou know then who you wereWho you gathered yourself to beZamindar of zinniasZephyr through the zoo Kazim Ali's new book of poems INQUISITION will be published in early 2018.
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