He had an aide fetch printouts of the tweets to pass around.
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What I know and love about the show comes from cultural pass-around.
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The government estimates it needs to pass around 500 SIs by March 29.
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Pachulia quickly flipped a pass around another Laker to Durant for a dunk.
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And I'm not talking about the documents we pass around in our workplaces.
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In the video, employees at the store pass around and smell the package.
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And we're tired of headlines where people pass around baby dolphins for a picture.
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The point guard passes to him there, and then follows the pass around him.
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They would pass around pages and argue about Andre and who should do what.
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This design also made them easy to pass around to fellow hangover-prone friends.
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At this point, people onstage have clearly begun to pass around the disorienting news.
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They pass around food and clothing donations from local churches, and share snacks and stories.
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Take a look at the photo below, which people pass around as the "real" photo.
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The towers were designed to allow maximum light to pass around and through the structures.
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Orcas pass around calf&aposs body in mourning ritual one week after its death, report says.
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Three plays later, Kamara took Brees' shovel pass around right end for a 20123-0 lead.
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High winds can pass around the circular walls and over the domed roofs without causing damage.
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There's a story among my friend group that we like to pass around when things go wrong.
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It's the stuff that you want to pass around to your friends once you've experienced it yourself.
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Therefore, these voyeuristic images have become the perfect propaganda to pass around clinics, courtrooms, and abortion centers.
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We didn't have many metal magazines in prison, but the ones we got we would pass around.
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Pizza makes for a surprisingly great cocktail hour snack since it's easy to hold and pass around.
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She and the curators pass around the three bottles, which we pour into metal spoons to taste.
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In fact, so many of the show's stars have little ones, they've started to pass around baby necessities.
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Once the note has been created, you get a URL you can pass around to anyone you like.
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But time and again I've learned that there's nothing too dumb for people to pass around as real.
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I will not pass around the little basket but rather I will seek the wealth of faith you have.
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They would just pass around porno mags, and I would look at them and was like, Wow that's boring.
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In the Soviet Union, the regime jammed foreign radio broadcasts, and people risked prison to pass around forbidden books.
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You could hear people pass around the rumor in movie theaters after screenings or in gushing reviews from friends.
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By the time the drinks are poured, you'll be able to pass around a steaming tray for immediate nibbling.
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"We pass around a phone to look at pictures instead of describing what we've seen or experienced," Murphy writes.
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He encouraged dire warnings of "file spread," even though it was rare for users to pass around anything but music.
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The Senate approved the final plan overnight on Wednesday, and the House's revote is expected to pass around noon Wednesday.
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They use websites such as Pastebin to pass around pamphlets, and they use other apps such as Kik to chat.
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Next we'll say hello to an anticyclone on Jupiter that the Juno spacecraft captured on its 15th pass around the planet.
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Boys would describe girls who masturbated as "rank" and "minging" and pass around videos of porn stars fingering themselves and snigger.
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Archibald opened the scoring 43 seconds in as he one-timed the puck after Sutter wrapped a pass around the net.
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The current Home Secretary has resigned, as the government, now facing a political crisis, rushes to pass around blame, Trump style.
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These days, when fans pass around pictures of Liverpool as a car, it is a sparkling new version, flawless and sleek.
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Then family members and volunteers form a circle and pass around a "talking stick," introducing themselves and saying who they've lost.
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D. and his family have a tendency to just pass around gift cards, which I don't think is a gift at all.
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We're up in the air in no time, and the flight attendants pass around warm a warm towel and nuts as a starter.
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The party is laid back, and we all write down topics to talk about and put them in a bowl to pass around.
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We pass around a plastic jug of black cider, which Katsumi has been re-fermenting from a bottle a friend had given him.
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You can schedule a Zoom meeting in advance, or pass around a link a few minutes before the party is set to start.
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While the grown-ups sip drinks, pass around potato chips and lead singalongs by microphone, kids make forts in the back of the bus.
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Because having them pass around what appears to be an invisible flaming bubble of propane looks both amazing and dangerous at the same time.
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It also has a presentation layer, so you can give out simple web links rather than pass around PDFs or Dropbox folders or whatever.
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In New York's Hamptons, beachgoers pass around bottles of orange pills called Heliocare and pop the supplements as if they are a party drug.
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Conservatives and traditionalists in the Vatican secretly pass around phony mock-ups of the Vatican's official paper, L'Osservatore Romano, making fun of the pope.
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The friends decide to pass around a pair of jeans that magically fits all four as a means to stay in touch during the summer.
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One by one, they pass around a shell filled with burning sage wafting fragrant curls of smoke toward their faces, chests and over their heads.
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Even the Democratic staffers on the House Ways and Means Committee maintain a gif-heavy feed that other Democratic staffers pass around — including this classic:
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The group leader has the option to pass around the papers (or place them throughout the room) so everyone can read them and add their thoughts.
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The next time it will come any closer is 2093 when it will pass around 1.85 million miles away—still seven times further than the moon.
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"It has many other benefits to pass around, like providing economies of scale to small businesses so that they can compete with larger ones," he said.
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In interviews, he listed 21941 sex partners — some his own, others the so-called pass-around girls for gangs, usually in exchange for heroin or methamphetamine.
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Cristiano's human connections are with the old friends who helped him get the work; of an evening they'll get together, pass around a guitar and sing songs.
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The three of us wrote a handful of songs and made a few demo tapes to pass around to friends in hopes that we could find a singer.
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In some circles, it even became a meme to pass around a quote from a prewar German citizen opining that Germany should give the National Socialists a chance.
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Every 22016 minutes, the Chinese satellite Zhuhai-29 20 makes a full pass around the planet, its solar-panel arms extending from its boxy body as it observes Earth.
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Pass around the cameras to your friends and family with the promise of getting the photos developed and cataloging them in the album to commemorating your special holiday celebration.
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WhatsApp's efforts to battle fake news in India include a limit on forwarded messages in a market where more users pass around messages, photographs and videos than any other.
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The "Fibonacci Queen" spotted a number of cycles that come to pass around the first week of June, yet another sign that the dollar's pullback could be ending soon.
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Messi looked poised to get another goal, but instead Bale made it 2-2 by using one touch to curl Asensio's pass around Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-André Ter Stegen.
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Instead of freezing up, or even wrapping a pass around Nachbar, Campazzo totally fucked the dude up, confusing him with this insane around-his-world, behind-his-back self-pass.
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As the sun began to set one recent afternoon, a group of men on the Ugandan side began to pass around a large plastic bottle of waragi, a home brew.
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Often, students say, teachers tear off flower petals or pass around an object like tape, a stick of gum or a chocolate bar that becomes increasingly grubby as it's touched.
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Ads released by the dating app suggest you could use this new version to consult your friends and family about your potential dates — no need to even pass around your phone.
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In the small upstairs office of a Berlin nightclub, a group of men quietly pass around an orange VR headset that promises to transport us to the world of virtual drag.
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It's controversial enough for Trump to use his bully pulpit -- and his massive Twitter following -- to pass around videos that seek to paint an entire religion with a broad, negative brush.
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He invited Latino friends to sit in a circle in front of our home and pass around a gourd filled with mate, an Argentine tea communally sipped from a silver straw.
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Cousins led the Redskins 67 yards in eight plays, capping the drive with a 22-yard score to Thompson, who caught the pass around the 18 and scampered down the left sideline.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Canada I'm standing on a tiny loading bay with four competitive Street Fighter players as they pass around a joint in the the chill December air.
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When I was at a festival recently, my hungover friends thought it a wonderful treat to pass around a paper cup of lukewarm strawberry milk to share around the circle one morning.
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If you go to Bar None, Twelve West, or Republic (literally why though?) then you'll see these smoking playthings being passed around the dance floor like someone more retro might pass around cocaine.
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As ambient music plays, and videos suggesting cell division unspool, small engines with cameras attached run around the tracks, sometimes projecting images of the translucent tunnels and culverts they pass around and through.
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So here's what Juno has found out so far about the largest planet in our Solar System: During its first pass around Jupiter, Juno's camera spotted immense storms and cyclones at the planet's poles.
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Rhonda Hart, whose 14-year-old daughter, Kimberly Vaughan, was killed in the massacre at nearby Santa Fe High School last year, dropped by on the first day to pass around chocolate chip cookies.
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As the Rangers were unable to clear the defensive zone, Dubois threaded a pass around Neal Pionk's stick to Atkinson, who converted the easy tap-in into the vacated left side of the net.
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We also see, however, that during the cap's biggest growth periods—from 2006 to 2012—cap hits for the NHL's top players consistently dropped as teams got more and more money to pass around.
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John Bel Edwards on Thursday signed into law a bill banning abortion after a fetal heartbeat can be detected, one of many near-total bans on abortion to pass around the country in recent months.
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Hosting a Live Story like this on the web is much easier to share than one within Snapchat's app; it's a much more convenient way to pass around the link during and after the event.
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Image: YouTube/Thomas KimWhen I was in elementary school, kids used to pass around printed out copies of The Anarchist's Cookbook and we would delight in the type of mischief and mayhem that book described.
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For starters, an obvious problem with doing your taxes on a postcard is that you'd be putting a lot of private financial information down on a card that anyone could read, photograph, pass around, etc.
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Social media, and particularly the ability to pass around video and messages without journalists and intermediaries, has brought attention to issues that are hugely important to Americans who aren't well-represented in the corridors of power.
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In the season 1 episode titled "Chapter Three: Body Double," the women of Riverdale High School stand up against slut-shaming after the football players pass around a book "ranking" the girls on their previous hookups.
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Bobrovsky's weak pass around the boards from behind his goal allowed Erik Cernak to get off a long blast, and Cirelli, who scored 19 goals in his rookie season, flipped in the rebound at 11:01.
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My friends and I had a ritual before every ice breaker: We'd all link up at our homie's with the biggest dorm room to drink 151 and pass around innumerable blunts packed with very shitty weed.
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The idea that we deserve access to these creatures' every waking minute creates a culture in which people get dangerously close to bison and lions, pass around a baby dolphin until it dies, and harass bears.
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To put it another way: for the annual cost of the Feh Pass (around $113.88 before taxes), you could almost buy both Fire Emblem: Three Houses and the Switch port of Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore.
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Laura and her contemporaries pass around X-Men comics as if they were holy writ, and they regard Wolverine as a legend — not necessarily one too revered to tease, but certainly a figure of fascination and fear.
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" Comparing the end of the Obama era to the final days of high school, when students pass around yearbooks, he joked his yearbook quote to Trump would be: "Lots of luck in your senior year, Mr. Trump.
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In his recent video for "Youth," he nuzzles another man and some of his friends pass around a Make America Gay Again cap (modeled after the ones Mr. Trump is selling that read Make America Great Again).
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Lately, conversation at the school's morning circle, during which kids in each classroom pass around a toy ball and take a chance to speak to the group, has focused on the latest from the administration on immigration.
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So while the production on The Life of Pablo sounds as if it's superb, Thursday's real magic came after Kanye was pretty much finished and figured he would just pass around the aux cord for a bit.
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We also pass around a bowl of moss that was used as padding, similar to wire wool in a taxidermied animal and I get to hold a metal ankh—the ancient Egyptian symbol of life—in my hand.
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It drives very safely when it comes down the road, and then when it stops, it's narrow, it's about two thirds the width of a regular car, easier for other cars [and] bicyclists and pedestrians to pass around.
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Early GIFs revealed two crucial things about the format: It was easy to pass around, and no matter how many frames it contained, it could be looped an infinite number of times, for an infinite supply of delight.
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Aren't we playing Basketball, a sport that is intense by its—and then Luke, filled to overflowing with Big Sneaker's preferred undefined anxiety, doesn't even notice as Earl, smooth as silk, hooks the pass around him. Relaxed. Engaged.
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But the downside to turning a well-received short into a feature is that if the short has enough pass-around value to go viral online, viewers who eventually see the feature-length version may compare the two unfavorably.
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Edie Mayer would pass around her recipes for pecan rolls and lemon bars (she was an excellent baker), but she always left out one key ingredient to ensure that no one else's would be quite as good as hers.
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But of course, like all Killer Mike ideas, he kicks it up a notch by the end, holding a sermon in his favorite strip club, where women pole-dance while a gospel choir sings and his parishioners pass around joints.
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Being a Chrome OS device, these will integrate easily into the IT systems of schools with a Chrome education license and will give students a device they can easily pass around and jot notes on with stylus and touch controls.
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Between acts, much of the crowd made the five story climb out of the venue and back to street level, where they swarmed the nearby convenience store and reemerged to sip beers, smoke cigarettes, and pass around bottles of soju.
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Members of the group pass around cigarettes and try to collect themselves so they can rehash how their home—the now-infamous warehouse called The Ghost Ship—became the site of a horrifying inferno that claimed the lives of 2250 people.
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The eight judges had four microphones to share, the prosecution had one, the witness stand had a microphone, another sat at the front of the courtroom, and then there was a "roving microphone" for the Nazis to pass around their court dock.
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Louis Diamond: Well, every Sunday in Chicago for many summers [in a park on the North Side], bands would set up and play, and people would come hang out to be around one another and drink cheap wine and pass around doobies.
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In the short video, musical theatre students pass around a mic while taking turns enthusiastically rapping along to "My Shot," a song where many of the hit show's characters hungrily announce that they plan on taking every chance they have to make a difference.
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Stuffed mushrooms, which might seem like a blast from the past that aunt would pass around while her friends played Twister on a shag carpet in 1978, are an easy, delicious delight that deserve a little more play from our post-Breaking Bad generation.
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Instead of answering or even declining to answer the question, the mayor watched as two members of his NYPD security detail approached the reporter — who was wearing a police-issued press pass around his neck — with one grabbing his shoulder and leading him away from the mayor.
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ET, ROOT (Utah), FSN Ohio (Cleveland) ABOUT THE JAZZ (290.2-21): All-Star small forward Gordon Hayward scored 33 points in the win over the Pistons and has tallied 23 or more in five of his last six contests, but he wants to pass around the credit.
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They do it every year for six weeks during the fundraising period for Broadway Cares, when shows pass around a bucket after the performance and ask the audience to donate to AIDS research, often explicitly paralleling the charity's work with the show that the audience just saw.
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Ohio State struck first with an 216-play drive that featured some pinpoint passing from Haskins and ended with Campbell taking a short pass around the end for a 26-yard touchdown to give the Buckeyes a 214-203 lead with 235:219 to play in the half.
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Even though almost 9 in 10 Americans know someone who is queer or trans, anti-LGBT legislation continues to pass around the US. Kansas and Oklahoma voted this year to allow adoption agencies to discriminate against LGBT couples, and the House just advanced a federal version of the same bill.
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On one hand, little arms could get tired holding the Switch screen after a while; but on the other, some of minigames are designed to be played in turns, and it's quicker to pass around the screen than it is to deal with all the fuss taking a headset on and off.
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" And then there are also two of the most quotable Wayne lines of all time, the kind that rap geeks pass around like trading cards: "I don't fear nothing but God and weddings"—the mantra of militantly ardent bachelors everywhere—and "I spy hip-hop in the ocean I'm gonna save it.
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We pass around that famous GIF of his various hairstyles through the years and share how his gender-fluidity and wild appearance made us feel less alone, more empowered; we cheer at the clip of his 1983 interview with MTV, in which he calls out the network for not playing enough black artists.
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But then, in a shocking twist, they get tired and head back to the house they're using for the weekend, shrug their way into comfier clothes to hang out by the pool, pass around a bottle of wine, and debate the merits of ordering a stripper and/or pizza sooner rather than later.
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Reports of him laying off 300 employees only to pass around shots of Tequila and host a concert for DMC (of Run-DMC fame), saying things like "my superpower is change," and his alleged questionable mingling of personal and business finances have led to an image of him as part CEO, part cult leader.
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People have been making images without the use of lenses, by allowing light to pass around and through objects on sensitized surfaces, since before the dawn of the photographic medium — Nicéphore Niépce was making heliographic copies of engravings as early as 21960 — but the subject has largely been relegated to the margins of the medium's history.
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Other items we pass around during the course include a wearable personal alarm, a high-powered "door scope" that can replace your average peep-hole with a wide-angle camera lens, a doorstop alarm for hotel use, a decoy wallet stuffed with fake credit cards to dispose of in case of mugging, a mini-baton that doubles as a very heavy keychain, and a stun gun.
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" In pop culture, dick pics are often treated with an exaggerated squeamishness—in an episode of Girls, for instance, the protagonist and her friends derisively pass around an explicit missive from her hookup buddy, and, in a viral video of women reacting to dick pics, women disparagingly describe the pictures they've received with phrases like "huge monstrous elephant dick" and "more balls than dick.
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They no longer just have sex, they perform it, both in private interactions (in a move straight out of pornography, Algee Smith's character chokes Sydney Sweeting's during sex without her consent) and via the photos and videos they pass around (most of the women on the show send nudes or have graphic photos leaked.) "I think most people's first sexual encounters happen through the lens of pornography," Euphoria creator Sam Levinson told Refinery29 at the show's recent press junket in Los Angeles.
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The bridge's lyrics are so astounding I can only quote the whole thing: There's a Christmas party at the home of Farmer Gray [the original version says "birthday party"] It'll be the perfect ending of a perfect day We'll be singing the songs we love to sing without a single stop At the fireplace while we watch the chestnuts pop (pop pop pop!) There's a happy feeling nothing in the world can buy As they pass around the coffee and the pumpkin pie It'll nearly be like a picture print by Currier & Ives These wonderful things are the things we remember all through our lives Consider the last couplet.
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