Every minute, a dumptruckful of plastic plops into the world's oceans.
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The cum just plops out, for lack of a better word.
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But not the kind that just plops a few photos into a grid.
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He says he also plops himself on the couch and has no motivation.
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After school, his 10-year-old son plops himself down on the couch.
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He turns it right-side-up, plops me back in and we resume.
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She fixes dinner for Hutto and plops down on the living room couch.
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A toddler clambers up onto the couch and plops herself down next to Ms Soininvaara.
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"High risk for readmission," an automated email plops into my inbox each time he's admitted.
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Høiberg plops down onto a mattress on the floor in a corner of the room.
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Mr. Koons plops a big, reflective cobalt blue sphere onto canvases based on art masterpieces.
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When she realizes it is, she plops down on the floor and takes it all in.
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And, I find that when someone plops down next to me, I don't feel a thing.
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There are bloops and plops and hisses and gulps, and it's all just a bit aww.
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Nope, Sparta simply plops down across from Williams' faux-dead body and hunkers down for a nap.
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Charging into her own office a fashionable minute late, Diane von Furstenberg plops down on the couch.
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She arrives at the girls' rehearsal very pregnant and plops down as her friends fawn over her.
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Before fueling begins, he also plops a red fire extinguisher down on the sidewalk, just in case.
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He'll just be back on the campaign trail as soon as his pilot plops down that fiver.
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Then, when the persimmons soften and become jammy, Dimayuga plops them on top of quinoa-oat porridge.
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She pushes at both sides and out plops a squishy ball of what looks like rubbery chicken fat.
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She plops herself down on her Lift-Bit couch, which consists of twelve hexagonal stools ($892 per stool).
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It plops 262,000,000 meals onto prisoners' trays at over 500 detention centers annually, according to the company website.
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I just let it happen, petting him until he plops down next to me with a satisfied grunt.
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Read PEOPLE's original story here: Bill Cosby takes the stage, plops in a chair and kicks off his shoes.
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Into his raised hands falls a hot roti that he plops into the metallic tray in front of him.
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As soon as he hears the shout"trust fall," Watson smiles and serenely plops backwards into his owner's loving arms.
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As we talk, a woman plops down in front of a mirror, refuses help, and begins to redo her makeup.
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He just stops in the middle of the snow, plops his ass down, and makes his owner pick him up.
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These vehicles, or their remains, may be in the line of fire no matter where a large human lander plops down.
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If you hear it, it becomes the ideally atmospheric accompaniment for Cunningham's nature study, with plops and glugs like marshland noises.
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After dinner, Kashmir plops down on top of one of my vinyl records, because fuck it all, and begins to doze off.
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People are instructed to fill out a survey that's purportedly sent to an algorithm that plops out a customized 13-second-long recording.
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Before you can fix your cowlick, a pygmy elephant saunters over, plops down next to you, and hands you a glowing, golden orb.
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In this position, an adventurous take on oral, one partner with a vagina plops down right on top of the face of the other.
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Living hundreds of miles away in Tokyo, her only remaining tie to it is the annual property-tax bill that plops through her letterbox.
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Reggie plops himself himself down right in line with the kids until it's his turn, and the kind ice cream man delivers the goods.
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A magnetic crane then hoists the firearms and plops them into a bucket that can hold 45 tons, which is driven into a warehouse.
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Instead, you are this overwhelming natural force that just repeatedly plops down skeleton-spewing hellmouths in your insatiable lust for the end of things.
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Rather than dream up a new reason to revisit Derek Zoolander after 14 years, the movie simply plops him in a conventional story and expects
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Second place even went to a level that plops Mega Man into a stage that looks like it might have come from Super Mario World.
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But when he plops down at the local dive bar next to Len, a sad-sack specter of single-life woes, the encounter spooks him.
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The first-of-its kind design in the U.S. (photo above) plops a 55-foot long and 25-foot high "play structure" inside the auditorium itself.
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When Katchadourian plops a lemon wedge on an image of a baseball field, scale becomes jarringly inverted and the fruit slice becomes an enormous abstract sculpture.
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She emerges from the icy depths, steps out onto the marble floor, plops some more ice in a glass, and pours herself a vodka on the rocks.
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He plops multicolored olives in a bucket, and parses the different brands of feta, from Bulgarian sheep's milk to Green dodoni, before selecting the kind he wants.
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If I am cranky at the end of a long day, he picks me up, plops me into bed, tucks me in and switches off the lights.
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As Wolfe Herd pours two glasses of white wine and plops in a few ice cubes, she briefly pauses to ask if I'm okay with the drink selection.
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The camera measures the rocks and estimates their weight and center of gravity while the arm gently lifts the rocks and plops them on top of each other.
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Each story remixes a classic of the form — Thurber's "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty," Gogol's "The Nose," James Joyce's "Araby" — but plops a woman at the center.
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It beautifully displays a bunch of activities you can do during your trip, breaks it down by day and then plops it on a map — all within one app.
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At one point, and for no apparent reason, Mr. Blow plops some sushi down on Mr. McElroy's exposed chest and proceeds to eat it, offering some to the audience.
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Adapted from Caleb Carr's 1994 best seller, The Alienist plops us down in 1896 Manhattan, a town as gloomy, foul and filthy as the Victorian London of Penny Dreadful.
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"All Summer in a Day" fast-forwards past the time-consuming, resource-intensive process of scientific research and plops the reader into an already well-established society on Venus.
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His bench was nothing more than a double sheepskin rug on a sidewalk, where he plops down with his bare calloused feet poking out from under a shiny gown.
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She comes back in and plops herself at my feet while I scribble three pages of word vomit into my morning pages notebook and comb through email and social media.
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But other parts of the film, like the scene where Laureline plops a jellyfish over her head to take advantage of its psychic visions, were lifted directly from the comics.
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This new series plops modern families into dismal dwellings resembling 1860s London tenements, with five to a bedroom and a single outdoor toilet and water pump for all to share.
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Channel 4 reality series The Island With Bear Grylls is, first and foremost, a survival show — it plops a group of people on an island with only the most basic essentials.
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However, if you're an Apple Music subscriber, the equation instantly plops in the other direction: it's near useless to buy any other speaker and this one sounds great, so why not.
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And she sort of plops that down in front of us in this whole kind of messy array and starts sort of arranging the photographs of him so we can look.
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Kenny plops himself down into a chair, Coach Wade and Showtime Shawn hit the couch, I spread out on the ottoman and Andrew, the indefatigable publicist who arranged this jamboree, stands.
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One of our friends returns from errands and walks into the kitchen with a to-go box of french fries, which she eagerly plops down on the table in front of us.
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Anyway, check it out, 'cause Graham's also got a backup option for his needs -- but if you think about it ... his choice could actually backfire if anyone plops down next to him.
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The plinking of droplets, heavy plops, gurgles, and waterfall-like gushes illustrated the range of sounds water can make, with the unique texture of each percussion augmented by the violin's precise voice.
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I sit on the couch, wrapped in a blanket, and write about the past week while the store manager serves me raspberry tea and the rain plops down on the skylight above me.
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Which plops us right back in the right now: social distancing, isolation, self-quarantine, the lingering threat of a global respiratory pandemic that, we're assured, will only get worse before it gets better.
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She plops down on the living room sofa and plays with her iPhone, occasionally interjecting snappy one-liners into the conversation Armstrong and her mother are having about changes at the Mormon Church.
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The ladies scuttle outside to send the couple off like proud moms at prom, squealing about how "cute" Arie is when he zips up Becca's jacket and plops her on the back of the bike.
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And unlike Dr. Lee's other videos, which showcase huge, bowling ball-sized neck cysts that she plops onto the operating table, you have no idea of what's going to come out of these teensy buggers.
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It was just one of those scenes that Game of Thrones plops into the middle of the action to remind you that some of its characters still exist while they don't have much to do.
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The duo's new interactive piece, created under the name Carmichael Payamps, plops you into a pastel colored heaven space where all of the world's tweets concerning the Holy Father are popping up in real time.
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If you were between 14 and 20 when Jay Kay first moonwalked into public consciousness, feel free to sing along to every word of Automaton when it plops into the world in a few months.
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He plops himself into a chair, declares himself to be addicted to alcohol — and cocaine, and pills, and weed, and plenty of other things — and starts telling his life story to the slightly dumbfounded group.
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I read the news the same way I recently watched a TV show about dermatological surgery: rapt with revulsion, face half-averted, squinting helplessly at the moist plops and glistening excisions through the chinks in my fingers.
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Zelda: Breath of the Wild Map Size Comparison GIF The above GIF starts with Breath of the Wild's starting zone, the roughly 0.2-square-mile Great Plateau, and then plops Zelda: Ocarina of Time's map right on top.
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Water plops from the sweating stones of a dank underground cavern where Luna's mother takes regular saunas (the wonderful sound design is by Guillaume Sciamá), and a mysterious lake waits ominously to link the living and the dead.
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Nova tells him he didn't have to come all the way to Louisiana to tell her this, and Dubois is all uh, yes I did, then he plops her behind on top of her counter, scarf and all. FINALLY!
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Scenario: You're sitting in front of the television minding your own business and your grandaunt plops herself down next to you and talks your ear off about how youngsters these days no longer have any respect for their elders.
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It's hard to overstate how terrific the game is, starting from the way it essentially plops you into a rich world with a minimum of direction and plenty of really natural ways to figure out how best to progress.
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Whether it's a Twine game or a 3D experience with a thousand snakes, there is something special about a game that plops you down into a very specific circumstance and allows you to just inhabit that for a moment.
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The half-hour program — The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations — plops him beside fellow CEOs of the billionaire class, with the occasional sports star and military general thrown in: Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffett, Oprah, Coach K, David Petraeus.
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Each Spice Girl gets her own personalized space: Ginger (Geri) plops down on a couch that looks like a giant pair of red lips while Baby (Emma) sits on a literal swing next to a plastic mini-slide made for toddlers.
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Entering Diane's show of beloved personal ornaments swiftly plops you within her intimate emotive sphere with the presentation of Bernar Venet's "Ring Ligne indeterminee" ("Indeterminate Line Ring," 1998), the silver band that launched her burgeoning obsession with artist-made jewelry.
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The setting lends the play the breezy feel of French Boulevard theater, although the hallmarks of that genre — love, adultery, crime — seem to have played out before the play's beginning, when Ms. Rois shuffles onstage and plops onto the bed.
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The first sentence of "Crossbar," one of the 16 short stories in Novakovich's latest volume, plops us into the middle of a semifinal UEFA cup match between Zagreb and Belgrade on the precise and future date of May 25, 2018.
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With that, each of them plops over the side — and the six kids, tormented relentlessly at school and each dealing with complications and pain at home that force them to grow up before their time, are finally just kids again. Splashing. Swimming.
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So the decidedly 2010 opening twinkle of Nicki Minaj's "Super Bass" still plops me back behind the wheel of a hand-me-down Chevy Malibu, making rolling stops in a town with three ice cream joints, one traffic light, and no grocery store.
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After he sticks the pooch in front of a TV and shows him a Hitler rally from the 30s, he plops him on the floor and starts calling "Sieg Heil," prompting the mutt to raise his stubby paw in a Nazi salute.
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But Eve has bigger problems to worry about, mainly that Niko isn't answering her texts, and as Villanelle unhelpfully points out when she plops herself across from Eve at a coffee shop, it's going to take a little more than a blowjob to fix this.
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In a video for his YouTube show, Man of the People with Pat Tomasulo, Tomasulo picks up buckets of the pickled vegetable topping from the Vienna Beef store, plops them into a wheelbarrow, and shovels the squishy vegetal mixture into potholes in a Chicago road.
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Profile In the opening scene of Lisa Halliday's debut novel, "Asymmetry," Alice, a young editorial assistant at a publishing house, is reading on a bench on the Upper West Side when a famous novelist plops down beside her with a Mister Softee ice cream cone.
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But delving into a side of the Sonic backstory that's hardly been broached by the video games works well enough, as it's hard for fans to get too annoyed with it, and it plops kids right into Sonic's world without confusing them too much.
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Walden is a compulsive notetaker, and as soon as he plops into his seat on the bus after games, he blocks out the din around him, cracks open a journal, and pours the sum total of the information he learned that day on to its pages.
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There is simply no way Paul George doesn't know it and isn't completely familiar with how badly it fucks him, stripmines his stats, sends the team into disarray, plops him on podiums with a guy dressed as a clown, hemming and hawing about why he didn't manage to shut Ricky Rubio down.
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" As a glaciologist, MacAyeal is able to identify the source of each sped-up sound: thumping moans are really iceberg tremors; zooming noises arrive from gliding glaciers; metallic plops are actually ice quakes; and chirps are the surprising babel of ice riffs breaking in succession — a chorus that MacAyeal likes to call "monkey laughing.
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This is Black Mirror's first true storyline set in the past rather than the future, so naturally, it plops us down in 1984 — nominally because 1984 was a primo moment in the history of video game development, but more obviously to ensure that our ensuing experience is as on-the-nose and Orwellian as possible.
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Instead of separating the floppy, uncooked pieces of bacon and laying them out individually in the pan, he plops what looks to be an entire package of bacon in the pan, like a bacon nest as opposed to the long, thin, obsessive-compulsive strips one might see on a tasteful Limoges plate in Martha's dining room.
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It plops onto the hardwood, as far away from anyone as a ball dropping in the middle of the key in a ten-person basketball game could possibly be, a stray ball inhabiting, for what feels like an eternity, its own space on a court that is occupied by more than 70 feet worth of arms.
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The show features three small clay monsters, the Plonsters. They are Plif (the green plonster), who likes to play practical jokes, Plops (the blue plonster) who is the cranky one and Plummy (the orange plonster) who is the cheerful one. They can morph themselves into anything, and their language is some kind of gibberish. The plot of the show is usually that Plif and Plops bully Plummy by ruining everything he does (as well as excluding him from some activities whenever possible), but he gets back at them every time, and every episode ends with the three of them playing together peacefully.
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"Carmen Brasilia" is the second single of the Anarchic System, released in 1972 and labeled as "the new popcorn". This song modernizes the Carmen opera theme written by Georges Bizet by using a Minimoog to synthetize the electronics plops samples of the "Popcorn" song.
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"Sky Witch" features Jill Talley, the wife of Kenny, voicing the eponymous sky witch, Maja. In "The Vault", Isabelle Fuhrman voices Shoko and Paul Scheer voices the Bath Boy Gang Boss. In "Love Games", Katie Crown voices Slime Princess's sister Blargatha, and John Hodgman appears as Elder Plops. Marina Sirtis voices the character Samantha in the episode "The Pit".
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In 2014, a New York grand jury made recommendations on measures to combat clients misreporting the categorization of their workers to illegally lower their premiums."N.Y. Grand Jury Report Recommends Changes to Prevent Workers' Comp Fraud". Insurance Journal, March 26, 2014. In 2016, part of NYSIF's Manhattan office was displaced by a new New York State Police office."Cuomo plops state police right in de Blasio’s territory".
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Meatwad then stops Rabbot by playing his jam box, which causes Rabbot to dance along to the music. However, upon Shake's return, he orders Frylock to blast the Rabbot with his eye lasers, but they reflect off his body and burn Shake's hair off. Angered, Shake declares he will destroy the Rabbot, but only produces a blob of milkshake that plops out of him harmlessly. The Aqua Teens then flee as the Rabbot starts to chase them.
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About midway through the novel, Frans, an old friend from school, comes for to visit and has a polaroid with him. In the photo Woody Allen is seen at the table with Barbara. Van Kooten is immediately jealous and he develops an entire story around the interview between his wife and Woody Allen. When Barbara returns dead tired from her trip and plops into bed, the writer cannot restrain his impatience and asks her if she slept with Allen.
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Henery starts out after Foghorn but Dawg stops him and states that Henery has to outwit Foghorn if he is going to catch him. Henery piques Foghorn's curiosity by trying to secure a catapult with a large pumpkin on it. Foghorn helps Henery by securing the catapult for him, and as he walks away Henery launches the pumpkin at Foghorn, which plops down over his head. Henery tells Foghorn that he wants to take him home and eat him for dinner.
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The cartoon starts with Tom fishing on a pier. Tom baits the line with "cheese" and casts it all the way out to a far-off ship and into Jerry's mouse hole. The cat gets a bite and gets pulled off the pier and onto a pillar, while the sleeping mouse nibbles at the "cheese", not knowing it is actually rubber. Tom catches the mouse in a fish net and plops him onto the pier, waking Jerry up with a start.
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After Kabir rejects Epifania's offer to run the facility, she suggests that they marry instead. Intimidated by the headstrong heiress, Kabir manufactures a deathbed promise that he made to his mother, pledging that he would not marry unless his prospective bride can take 35 shillings and earn her own living for three months. Undaunted, Epifania accepts his challenge and then discloses the details of her father's will and hands him £500. When Kabir protests that he has no head for money, Epifania plops down the wad of bills and leaves.
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The movie opens with a bakery truck driving down the street, and Beaver and Wally riding together on Wally's bicycle, delivering morning newspapers. Beaver tosses the newspapers wildly into the air with both hands: one of them plops into a wet cement, another one lands on a roof, one into a dog's mouth, one into a birdbath, one onto a cat, one into a man's leaf-vacuum nozzle, and one lands smack on a painter's head. Then the leaf vacuum explodes and throws dirt through the truck driver's window, causing him to slam on his brakes and have his sticky pies thrown about. Beaver and Wally apologize then ride away.
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Amietia fuscigula is largely diurnal, though its call and breeding activity are mainly nocturnal or crepuscular. It prefers permanent water and commonly colonises dams and other artificial water bodies, but in some regions it is limited to seasonal transient water bodies. Where it occupies farm dams, it commonly emerges during the morning and takes up an inconspicuous position on the bank where it basks until the sun becomes too intense near noon. While basking, it is much sought by predators such as herons and is accordingly shy; one of its most familiar manifestations is a series of plops as frogs successively leap into the water while any threat walks by.
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They were rehearsing a musical based on the movie Soylent Green because their leader believes the mayor is trying to solve the homeless problem in the city by kidnapping homeless people and then chopping them up and serving them to other homeless people in a stew. Henry, Molly and Will, who have been meandering around the park trying to find the party, are shuffled into the faerie kingdom under the hill by well-meaning faeries who hope to delay their inevitable destruction at the hands of Puck. But it is all for naught: having just had a threesome, they are discovered by Puck, who immediately recognizes Henry as the child he had stolen and lost twenty years before. Puck chains the naked Will and Molly to a wagon and plops Henry down on a pillow next to him.
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Now one of the highest-rated prime time shows on the network, as of September 2016, Chopped has shot 450 episodes, and "Chopped Junior" has shot 52. In an interview with the Food Network about his favorite moments on Chopped, Allen stated, "My favorite mystery basket ingredient remains the whole chicken in a can, not so much because I love the food, [but because] I love the sound it makes when it plops out of the can." Since moving to the Food Network, Allen has made appearances on many of that channel's programs, including Beat Bobby Flay, Best Ever, Cutthroat Kitchen, multiple episodes of The Best Thing I Ever Ate, Dear Food Network, and The Next Food Network Star. On November 16, 2008, Allen returned to Iron Chef America as co- floor reporter for the show's Thanksgiving special.
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