Someone who pops in to a robot "brothel" on vacation.
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You are so excited to see your pops in school.
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"There are pops in my head," she would complain, terrified.
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Levels of POPs in the environment are on the decline.
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Last July, they opened Island Pops in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
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Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr., who pops in and out).
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The third-party hand that pops in to soothe the rabbit?
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But that's how the popcorn pops in this newbie-Facebookers head.
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The two also exchanged ring pops in place of wedding rings.
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"And the train comes, and he pops in the train," said Zamourka.
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Make healthy, homemade frozen pops in small batches with these stackable molds.
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All three kids look warm-weather ready, with ice pops in hand.
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"Pops in Patchogue: Give My Regards to Broadway," musicals to Big Band.
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When a big flap pops, in other words, codified programs crop up.
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"Every once in a while, it pops in my head," Dye said.
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He periodically pops in to interrupt the reading with some comments, though.
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Kristen Wiig even pops in to voice Jessi's surprisingly friendly and articulate genitals.
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Some people hate it, he said, but it also pops in the bookstore.
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The phone just pops in and it automatically opens the Daydream home screen.
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PATCHOGUE "Pops in Patchogue: A Musical Journey Through Europe," the Atlantic Wind Symphony.
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When Chris, a regular, pops in, a customer might offer him a cheeseburger.
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When Drake pops in, it's strictly as nonessential personnel, waxy and oblivious. 7.
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Cherry is prized for the way it crackles and pops in a fireplace.
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A whole world of embattled classical musicians and brave dissidents pops in three dimensions.
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The head librarian, a World of Warcraft player himself, even pops in to chat.
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This one pops in our mouth to release stale air with a tinge of ginger.
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If the pops in the freezer aisle make you yawn, try something a little cooler.
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PATCHOGUE Pops in Patchogue: Give My Regards to Broadway, selections from musicals to big band.
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PATCHOGUE Pops in Patchogue: Give My Regards to Broadway, selections from musicals to Big Band.
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If a desire pops in your mind don't just say well this is my free will.
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Occasionally there are weird bursts of laughter, and sometimes Frank Caliendo pops in for whatever reason.
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He does take notes, which new hire Sean Jeffries sees when he pops in to snoop.
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He seems pleased with his choice, and body-pops in front of a mirror to celebrate.
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"The first thing that pops in your head is 'Wow, Rizzo might be available," he says.
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"The ball pops in and out of the cup — it's pistoning back and forth," Dr. Hart said.
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Expect plenty more of the same when she pops in, especially with Leakes back on the scene.
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I just thought, Wouldn't it be weird if he pops in, especially in the Parker Posey scene?
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Regardless of expertise and enthusiasm, White Nonsense Roundup only pops in when it's invited through a tag.
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The movie is narrated by Mickey, who pops in and out and looks directly into the camera.
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Then Medicare applies to all earnings, plus you have the additional Medicare tax that pops in above $200,000.
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At the end of the episode, Davis pops in to tell Charley that he's leaving for LA tomorrow.
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She always pops in to double check if she notices I missed replying to an all-important email.
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Please note: the audio clips and pops in this video, due to our totally incomplete studio set up.
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Then, later on in the show a surprise guest pops in to give us breaking news on Android.
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The Daily Shoe At Derek Lam, a '70s-style suede wedge wrap-around sandal pops in tomato red.
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The protectionist policy was seen as a way to shield small businesses and mom and pops in India.
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With its first-day gains, Eventbrite's IPO is one of the biggest opening-day pops in recent months.
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Camille puts on lipstick and pops in an Altoid before heading into the large teal home with red trim.
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On a Friday lunchtime it does a brisk trade as a diverse crowd pops in to use its services.
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She pops in the shower with Michael for some forget-about-your-suspicions sex, but first, she slaps Michael.
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Riggs proposes to Megan, and just as he's popping the question, Meredith pops in to say their OR is ready.
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There wasn't a green cast on the standup bass, but the instrument is more defined and pops in the image.
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That glass box is an element in these episodes that initially seems unrelated to anything, until Cooper suddenly pops in.
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She walks around here and gives them ice pops in the middle of summer, when it's so hot out here.
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The Dow has been led by nearly 20% pops in blue chips Boeing (BA), IBM (IBM) and Goldman Sachs (GS).
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Chris Harrison, the harbinger of doom that he is, pops in long enough to point out that only one rose remains.
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Or is it when you're mindlessly taking a shower or working out that a brilliant thought suddenly pops in your head?
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Great bosses are honest, but they don't belittle people or say out loud every negative thing that pops in their head.
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Up in the master suite, more hidden accents abound, literally: A TV pops in and out of the wall on command.
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They now operate a flagship store in New York City and sell frozen pops in 10,000 grocery stores across the country.
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Adam Green of Moldy Peaches makes an appearance, and the gentile Wayne Coyne pops in with his band, the Flaming Lips.
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Her talking head pops in and out of the film to give the audience an intimate look at Fred Rogers's career.
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With 20153 PoPs in 22015 cities, StackPath has grown rapidly via five acquisitions, including MaxCDN and Highwinds, offering integrated acceleration and security.
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I think once you get past those guys, that's when the other stuff pops in, the other aspects of it pop in.
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Even Milo Ventimiglia, who plays the rough-and-tough Pearson family patriarch, pops in for a hug, admitting he "gets emotional" sometimes.
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As the station wagon pops in and around Bushwick, Marcin's video works will be shown on display accompanied by mock DVD cases.
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For me, it's always been the duality of Pops in jail, Mom and Pops having this spell with drug addiction, then sobriety.
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You probably know the retailer as a fashion hot spot — even Selena Gomez pops in the store every once in a while.
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The chaos disappears when she selects Audible and pops in her headphones, replacing the internet noise with the calm of an audiobook.
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Willow Smith joined her pops in Philly at the annual Festival Pier Picnic and they busted out his classic, "Summertime" ... with The Roots.
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Bean is another character that needs way more development, as she really pops in and out of the background of just about everything.
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The latter lipsticks were like Push Pops, in that you had to push the product upward every time you wanted to use it.
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She pops in and out as Dr. Fujita tries to pry her out of the sequence, and GRTA keeps putting her back in.
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But Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) pops in to recruit Spider-Man for a mission combating these Elemental creatures emerging around the world.
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One study assessed the frequency of mind-pops in small samples of mentally healthy people and in patients with schizophrenia or clinical depression.
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But Intel isn't the only semi stock traders are eyeing -- bullish investors are also making bets that AMD pops in the near future.
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It's one of roughly 525 privately owned public spaces (POPS) in New York City, the most famous of which may be Zuccotti Park.
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Park's real-life son, James Parks, appeared opposite his pops in both Kill Bill and Grindhouse in addition to appearing in The Hateful Eight.
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In the mix, there appears to be an RA-7 droid (which later pops in A New Hope in a Jawa sandcrawler on Tatooine).
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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What's the first thing that pops in your head when you try to wrap your head around the year you just had?
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It was a simple affair after the Billboard Music Awards, with a white dress, three JoBros, and ring pops in lieu of gold bands.
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We're seeing similar pops in approval ratings in other countries, where those leaders are being seen as quick and out there, like South Korea.
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And while we'll never stop loving Rocket Pops in all their glory, some days, we want something that also fits our slightly more advanced tastebuds.
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They can fill the mold with literally any fruit, yogurts, or juices their heart desires and have refreshing ice pops in less than 10 minutes.
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Tilman allows Pop Brothers to offer its treats at his Golden Nugget Casino, and is impressed when they sell 112 ice pops in only two hours.
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Giancarlo Esposito (our narrator) pops in to say that in 1825, security guards at Winchester started carrying weapons as a response to a nearby slave rebellion.
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Then, the work will flow better -- without you feeling like you need to check Facebook for hours until a great idea pops in your head. 6.
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Kendrick pops in for a verse that feels especially effortless, which is always a great mode to catch him in, just having fun in the sun.
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Katey Sagal pops in periodically as a cop who frequents the shop, one of several supporting characters who will apparently spend an inordinate amount of time there.
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Boyfriend pops in from work to change and give me a kiss before he heads to the venue to soundcheck and hang with friends before his show.
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The Blaze will come with a number of customization options, starting with the casing itself, which pops in and out of various bands for ultimate customization control.
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" But, then we ask Ryan where he wants to go, and he didn't hesitate to stab Pops in his long-ass back with two words ... "North Carolina.
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Michelle Obama occasionally pops in, but she goes to bed before the president, who is up so late he barely gets five hours of sleep a night.
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And the aforementioned gang pops in and out of the book, making you too often forget they're even there, until they precipitate a conclusion that feels rushed.
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These days, he's voicing Pops in The Secret Life of Pets, but for some reason the Internet still wants to know if he was in Iron Man 2.
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But when a Rugby League personal trainer rolls up to a player this casually and pops in his dislocated shoulder, you know you've got yourself a badass sport.
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In the fan-favorite Lost in Translation roll, creamy avocado and zippy aji amarillo play off fresh tuna and salmon while crunchy fried quinoa pops in every bite.
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"Best bday ❤️ saw my moms and pops in africa !!!" wrote French in another snap, which was captured as he held his arm around his dad mid-laughter.
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Plans are being laid to develop the endowment, expand the donor base and experiment with the balance between traditional concerts and pops — in the direction of core, classical programming.
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From monthly pop culture boxes to small-batch roasted coffee subscriptions and even professional sports-themed shipments, shower your pops in assorted care-package love on Sunday, June 16.
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When the singer appeared on the British pop show, "Top of the Pops," in April 1972 with "Starman," he swiftly entered the nation's consciousness -- his career never looked back.
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Ulven is in several group chats with her fans, with names like "Girls in Red" and "Your Children" — she pops in frequently, encouraging them but also answering silly questions.
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We're told restaurants and other business establishments nearby don't care if O.J. pops in ... and one restaurant owner says he'll gladly serve him a steak, just like anyone else.
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He's undoubtedly popular—2015 saw him get the biggest pops in the company on most nights—but WWE's current style hasn't really meshed thus far with his best talents.
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This game is more about social mechanics than play mechanics, and it really pops in VR. Werewolves Within comes to Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and PlayStation VR on Dec. 6.
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Yeah, I remember reading about how you performed on Top of the Pops in the early noughties and they didn't air the performance because they thought it was too shocking.
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Diddy and Lori Harvey are keeping their bond going strong in Italy -- where they're hangin' out with her pops in what can only be described as a family (friend) affair.
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Cena returned after three months and the ovation he received when he made a surprise entry at the Rumble was deafening, one of the biggest pops in pro wrestling history.
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But after several years working in Mr. Schultz's shadow — a door connects the two men's offices, and Mr. Schultz often pops in unannounced — Mr. Johnson will be on his own.
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"You get the sense that this is kind of New York wheeler-dealer territory, where you say whatever pops in your mouth to get through the negotiation," Mr. Waldman said.
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M. Emmet Walsh (who appeared in the Coen brothers' "Blood Simple") pops in, as does a photo of the magician Ricky Jay, who died before he could play Walsh's role.
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The US government is holding hearings on whether the dinosaurs should be rescued — Jeff Goldblum's Ian Malcolm briefly pops in to offer his testimony — though they ultimately decide not to intervene.
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As part of our commitment to bring our customers a wide variety of innovative packaged food, snacks, and treats, Starbucks is currently testing Dream Pops in five locations in Los Angeles.
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On Monday, HBO released the first trailer for its upcoming documentary about director Steven Spielberg, and everyone from Leonardo Dicaprio to Martin Scorsese pops in to sing the seminal filmmaker's praises.
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At several points, Laurie pops in to say, in essence, that we're not meant to live some other person's life, and I couldn't help but nod and think, no, we're not.
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And, unsurprisingly, Tina Fey pops in every so often as the owner of the McVilla that Abby rents, a sprawl that comes with its own driver and (inept) cook (Jason Schwartzman).
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Several members of Favreau's Marvel family make an appearance, including Gwyneth Paltrow, Robert Downey Jr., Tom Holland and Kevin Feige, and the ubiquitous David Chang pops in for a cameo, too.
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Photo: FireboxBut there are only seven tiles included with the lamp, and 26 letters in the English alphabet, so how can you spell out any dirty word that pops in your mind?
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They all come in a shiny shade of blue that really pops in pictures, and each wine varietal has a different colored label, our favorite of which is rosé's millennial pink one.
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"I think about 99 percent of the village hasn't seen the show," said a local when the BBC and the rest of the mainstream media flocked here for vox-pops in 26.
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Taiwanese artist and publisher Son Ni's comic Travel features a bouncing bowling ball (highlighted in gold) that pops in and out of a variety of scenes, each fastidiously rendered with pencil and straightedge.
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According to the Census Bureau, there were 0.03,000 mom-and-pops in 2007, accounting for 22% of retail jobs, but by 2015, the number had fallen to 505,000, or 19% of such jobs.
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I could see myself craving this drink on a hot summer day … and I can also see myself doing Google searches to find a place to buy lime freeze pops in the spring.
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So maybe there are more grownups looking for the better deal on salt water taffy in Nebraska and Tootsie Pops in Minnesota, while the folks in Missouri and Maryland are springing for Milky Ways.
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And Roy Lichtenstein's vibrantly colored 1990 sculpture "Mobile III" pops in a sunny, skylit corner of the gallery — and foregrounds his preliminary colored-pencil sketch for the same work, mounted to the wall nearby.
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Another potential savior is Lee (Luke Wilson), an earnest small-town dentist, who pops in and out of the movie and begins courting Rita just when Ruthie has lost faith in her mother's judgment.
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It's also a Marvel movie in 2017, so the Avengers obviously have a role in things—even Tony Stark pops in during the trailer to give Peter Parker a little advice about being a hero.
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But these words don't seem to satisfy Mr. Gitai, who also pops in a scene from "Julius Caesar" (itself a controversial show this summer), part of an Oscar Wilde poem and some lines from Ecclesiastes.
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Making It to the Big Screen As his music career took off, Timberlake made guest appearances in episodes on TV series like The Wonderful World of Disney (in 2000) and Top of the Pops (in 2002).
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All afternoon, queer, trans, and genderfluid young people collected in clusters under the cool-off tents and sucked on fancy ice pops in flavors like raspberry cream, which were for sale at the brewery next door.
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Just when savvy audiences might start wondering whether it'll mention Uber's self-driving fatality in Tempe, Arizona, or the trolley-problem thought experiment that captivates ethicists and philosophers, Horwitz pops in a clear, concise, thoughtful introduction.
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Playing the world's most notorious hitman, Schwarzenegger pops in once in a while during the movie wearing outlandish clothes and even singing country music as a group of less skilled hitman try to take him out.
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The Committee to Defend the President (formerly Stop Hillary PAC) has crafted a giant box of "Biden Corn Pops," in reference to Biden's claim that, in the '235s, he confronted a Delaware gang leader named Corn Pop.
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While you could argue this is an integrity move on RW's part, you could also say he's strategically using Future's own flesh and blood against his pops in a petty feud ... which is eyebrow-raising at best.
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The Migos rapper shared the moment he reconnected with his pops in a super emotional video posted to Instagram Friday night ... and you can see the tears start flowing as father and son embrace after all these years.
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Most of his previous projects involved measuring X-rays or gamma rays from various snaps, crackles and pops in the cosmos, most recently the High Energy Transient Explorer, used to study the cataclysms known as gamma-ray bursts.
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Hades pops in and strikes a deal with Liam and says if he lets the crew die, he'll save the Jones brothers and give them the Eye of the Storm gem to buy their way into the king's army.
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Austin Rivers is engaging in some serious generational smack talk with his dad, Doc ... saying he'd beat the hell out of his pops in a 1-on-1 game ... even when Doc was at the top of his game.
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George, whose real name is George O'Dowd, was only 21 when he found himself propelled into superstardom, after Culture Club performed hit "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?" on the British music television program Top of the Pops in 1982.
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Even though the tank is a dull canary yellow it pops in the room, which is painted chartreuse—like the rest of the house, inside and out—and filled with toys and dolls that she has collected throughout her lifetime.
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There are moments in this film in which Herzog approaches something, profound and yearning, like he does in his best films, but then Herzog the performer pops in and does a little dance, and we've lost where we were going.
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When all of this prompts a Cottonmouth henchman to riddle Pops's barbershop with bullets, killing Pops in the process, Cage is finally motivated to protect the streets of Harlem, and thus we are provided with the central thrust of the show.
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The movie does receive a welcome shot of adrenaline from Michelle Williams as the heiress to the cosmetics empire (Lauren Hutton pops in as her grandma), whose Barbie-esque appearance is balanced by self-consciousness about her high-pitched voice.
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Martin himself pops in during the clip to explain that the show is "a haunted house story on a starship" and "Psycho in space," but the thing seems more like Alien filtered through SyFy's other recent foray into prestige TV, The Expanse.
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Queer women deserve to have their queer female sex represented on screen, without it devolving into typical pornographic tropes: shaved vaginas, sorority sisters, giant jiggly boobs, foot-long dildos, scissoring, a well-hung neighbor guy who just "pops in" for a threesome, etc.
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For me at least, it doesn't seem like that much time has passed given that the lyrics to "Say Yes" — the infectiously catchy gospel/pop single that featured her former group mates Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland — still pops in my head at unsuspecting moments.
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Picture a steady stream of senators, congressmen and other leaders raising a glass and talking policy in the Oval Office with her and her likely chief of staff, John D. Podesta, as her husband pops in with a quick thought or a disarming compliment.
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There are convenience store flowers and messy hair to sort through, but after he does he pops in where the conference organizers tell him (without asking a damn thing about his relationship to her, mind you — this has to violate privacy laws) that she hasn't checked in.
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Certainly he pops in to hang out every now and again, to consider whether he needs yet another black T-shirt, or to stock his closet with staples that are ethically produced, reducing his admittedly very short mental list of things worth agonizing over by one.
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For Kahnweiler, it was all about celebrating the moment, and not shaming the woman for being on her period or the man for feeling a little weird about going down on her at first (until another dude pops in to say, "Don't worry, bro, Tampax is 100% absorbent").
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This movie badly needs some lightness, and the only person who seems willing to provide it is Robert Pattinson, who pops in for a few scenes as the French Dauphin, a louche fop with a weakness for gold silk and an accent that's directly descended from Pépé Le Pew.
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Inspired, perhaps, by stratospheric first-day pops in Hong Kong enjoyed by companies such as China Literature earlier in the year, the company originally sought a valuation of up to $5 billion for its initial public offering, according to IFR, equivalent to 200 times its 2017 adjusted earnings.
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Lots of well-known actors provide the voices of the various beasts, Michael Sheen plays the cartoonish villain, and Antonio Banderas (fresh off an Oscar nomination, no less) pops in for a cameo, in a scene that seemingly exists strictly to help extend the paper-thin narrative to movie length.
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Mere hours after appearing separately at the Billboard Music Awards, the engaged couple headed to Las Vegas' famous A Little White Wedding Chapel to make their marriage official, exchanging ring pops in front of a crowd that included Diplo, Khalid, and maid of honor (and the couple's sister-in-law) Priyanka Chopra.
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Following the success of TLC's Dr. Pimple Popper holiday special, the instant classic that was the 12 Pops of Christmas, the TV network has just surprised popaholics across America with some incredible news: There's another seasonal pimple-popping feature on the horizon, and it might just beat those holiday pops in overtime.
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She soon came up with another marathon of sorts: a list of 101 things for them to do around the city that summer, including a tour of the Hallett Nature Sanctuary in Central Park and Loopy Doopy Rooftop Bar in Battery Park City for huge goblets of prosecco with ice pops in them.
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A Karma and Sins office leads to a pool of reincarnation; Lord Hanuman pops in like Jiminy Cricket to send Aru on her way; a tourism poster for Lanka (the demon kingdom in "The Ramayana") winkingly promises "moments of gore"; allusions to Indian dance, dress, deities and traditions sit alongside references to Voldemort and Spiderman.
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This movie plays out like the Wikipedia entry for Jesus of Nazareth, slowly plodding through each of his miracles, one by one, as every familiar face from mid-century Hollywood pops in for a distracting cameo until you wish that the hand of God would reach down from the Heavens and smite the smiles off Charlton Heston's face.
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We're met with all the same faces we got to know during Season 1 — from Steve to BBA — and yes, that means that Riz Ahmed's FBI Psychologist Elias Rahim is back on The OA. But, don't get your hopes up to see Rahim throughout the entire season, as he only pops in for one short, but certainly memorable, meeting.
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"In behavioral therapy we talk about that thought process you had as an automatic negative dialogue, which pops in without any effort, and your brain will create literal neural pathways to make that stronger and stronger until we do something to take ourselves out of it," he explained over the phone from his office in Seattle.
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Read More: We Have Strong Evidence Saturn's Moon Enceladus Can Support Microbial Alien Life They had good reason to be cautious: previous close interactions with the ring plane had dust show up as audible cracks and pops in the data, as tracked by a device called the Radio and Plasma Wave Science (RPWS) instrument, also used this time around.
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"When we landed on the moon, July '69, the whole family was there, when Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon both Boots and Peppy went ballistic and started chasing each other around the coffee table at lightening speed, as if they somehow knew and were celebrating," Carvey, who voices Pops in Pets 2, said of his childhood dog and cat.
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The vibrant mint color of the review unit I tested (it's also available in midnight) pops in a way that isn't anywhere near as garish as the color palette of Apple's iPhone 5C line and is, in general, one of the few colorful mobile devices I've seen that's well-designed enough to get away with it all and still look professional.
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Sirin Kale: Basically yes I do remember watching this on Top of the Pops in 2002 and I hated it then and I hate it now but mostly because I have a thing about the color red so this is very jarring for me to watch, it's just an unnecessarily aggressive color in my opinion and there's a lot of red in the video.
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Read more:Halo Top just released a line of low-calorie ice cream pops in 4 flavorsPeople say they're finding black dots and white fuzz in Colourpop lipstick days after YouTuber Jaclyn Hill was accused of selling similar makeup11 things you probably didn't know about Halo Top ice creamJeffree Star says he 'loves' Lady Gaga but thinks she shouldn't make customers order makeup products through a preorder months ahead of time
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If Gucci, T.I., and Jeezy are the various court nobles of trap (argue about which duchies and baronies they represent yourselves), Lil Wayne is moreso the court jester, the guy who pops in and out of the scene to cause mischief and occasionally draw your eye to certain inarguable truths, like the fact that the "Wasted" beat is bananas or that it's 2006 and you really should be paying more attention to DJ Drama mixtapes.
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It was the best worst job I ever had, with days full of classic rock on a radio we were never permitted to turn off; mountains of back-issue comics to be sorted and vintage toys to be dusted/de-scummed; and colorful regulars like the guy from the band Counting Crows, who once huffily handed me his groceries and told me we needed to bring out his weekly order ASAP, because he had ice pops in the bags.
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There is Can in 1975 playing "Vernal Equinox" on The Old Grey Whistle Test, Czukay looking like David Crosby dressed as a punk rock Han Solo anchoring the soupy fusion with his bass and there he is, two years later on Top of the Pops, in canary yellow pants and a baseball jersey playing an upright bass buttressing Can's disco hit "I Want More," that was, like lots of smarmy dance, thing that both did the job and commented on doing the job, a commercial song about commercials and never-ending desire and thirst ("I want more and more and more and more and more") that also really, truly, unabashedly goes.
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