Why would I need to run around with a rifle?
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"People aren't expected to run around with toilet paper," she said.
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And it's just awesome to run around with no clothes on.
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On these days, Americans run around with a blood alcohol content of over .
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But, no, just run around with your sword, that'll for sure work, dude.
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"I don't understand why 22 people run around with one ball," he said.
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There must be some Yiddish curse: 'May you run around with a goiter!
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I'm not particularly drawn to roles where I just run around with a gun.
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I run around with my cat for a while and jump in the shower.
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"They'd actually run around with their heads in the air to avoid the puppies," she said.
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When you use peyote, you run around with a shaman, and he takes care of you.
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Ain't no much he could really do unless he run around with 100 armed securities all day.
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This allowed me to basically run around with a camera strapped to a wheel on a rod.
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Watching her run around with her fluffy cloth diapers on is pretty much the cutest thing ever, too.
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Obviously I cancelled, but now I have to run around with my son and try to find another costume.
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In that clip, she talks about how excited she is to be able to run around with her dad.
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Apparently, kids would carve spooky faces into them, light them, and then run around with them to spook people.
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The Medics of Battlefield 1 run around with a seemingly magical syringe that can bring the dead back to life.
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But whereas LMU's up-tempo philosophy occasionally felt in danger of veering into gimmickry—hey, come run around with us!
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The only problem with that is not many of us want to run around with brick-red shadow on our eyes.
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In New York City, all these cute guys (metrosexuals, I think, another portmanteau) run around with little dogs in their murses.
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Not only was she not able to run around with him like normal, but he was fearful of what was going on.
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I stop whenever I see pretty scenery, get out of the van and run around with my dog to stretch my legs.
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"Getting struck by lightning affects more people by far, but we don't run around with lighting rods on our head," he said.
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"Now, I run around with a professional camera, tripod, lights on occasion and whatever else I can get my hands on," Jacobowitz said.
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They had their cousins to run around with, way after bedtime, as the grown-ups caught up over Guinness at the outdoor bar.
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Then my husband and I sneak in a little family time and take Lula over to Central Park and run around with her.
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CAIN: I have this not-your-fault-dolphin that I run around with, and I am just happy that everything is not my fault.
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Basically the Kado does away with the wall wart allowing you to run around with your laptop, a cable, and a thin charging brick.
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A friend said this, and it really rang true to me: It's like letting someone else run around with your heart for a while.
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Kids could run around with their neighborhood friends, as portrayed on TV shows, and there was less competition for getting into colleges and finding jobs.
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As he tries to do work around the house or run around with his children, he is unable to shake the dread that he will bleed.
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Many participants told Pearl they wanted to lose weight to lower their blood pressure and run around with their grandkids, not to look a certain way.
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As a kid, I'd record 'radio shows' on my bedroom boombox or run around with a mini digital video camera I got at Radioshack, making short films.
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Instead of having a blocky, colorful, stylized "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" song-and-dance number, Simba and Nala just run around with other animals.
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Everything he has — a weather station, a dance studio for girls too shy to run around with the boys — was built with donations from the village's impoverished families.
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My father and my uncle had run around with him a bit when they were all kids, in the village of St. Anton, a few hours west of Kitzbühel.
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"Their tendency, in those days, was to run around with cameras, video cameras, smartphones, and photograph regime attacks in urban areas, and then put this stuff on YouTube," he told me.
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"Universities wouldn't allow students to run around with megaphones and chant racist and sexist and horrible things if it was affecting the environment for other students," Ms. Katz said in an interview.
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I can see that there are problems involved because of where I live and who I run around with, but it's just not something that I've given a whole lot of consideration to.
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Hundreds of you wrote in with answers that ranged from the humorous (it's fun to watch Mickey run around with a key sword) to the serious (it was part of understanding their own identity).
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"He helps us out a lot doing that, being able to come in here, run around with his ...," said defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence, deciding he wasn't quite ready to share this particular Elliott anecdote.
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"The Democrats can flail and complain and run around with their heads cut off," he said after meeting with Trump last week, but "the reality is he's exempt" from the federal conflicts of interest statute.
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Unfortunately, Comic-Con probably isn't the best place to run around with a cowboy hat on unless you're doing some proper Westworld cosplay, but that doesn't mean it's not one of the hats to beat.
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I no longer got winded walking up the subway stairs, I didn't get tired in the middle of the afternoon (a good diet helped with that), and I could actually run around with my hyperactive dog.
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"Season 2 is where we see her — I don't want to say snap, because she doesn't go run around with an axe and start killing anybody … But she takes matters into her own hands," Purser teased.
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Attorney Paul Grobman took up Kline's fight as part of a proposed class-action lawsuit, arguing that thousands of other homeowners got the run-around, with fees they did not understand and might not even owe.
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This proved especially frustrating for players who preferred to run around with heavy armor and weapons; one of the primary benefits of that character build is supposed to be the ability to withstand hits from enemies.
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"Season 2 is where we see her — I don't want to say snap, because she doesn't go run around with an axe and start killing anybody… But she takes matters into her own hands," Purser teased to Refinery29.
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He didn't have any eyes, so when we'd have friends over we'd put marbles in his eyes and pretend he was still alive, or I'd run around with him draped over my head like I was an Ewok.
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Joe Staten Marty and I both felt like if we were going to create these characters, even the little guys that run around with you, it's important they have distinct personalities, a sense of humor—that they feel real.
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I thought it would be a fun costume to dress up in a suit, wear a fedora with a card labeled "PRESS," then run around with an old camera, photographing other people in their costumes and using real film.
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And then secondly it was just a storytelling thing as well — you want every action scene to be different and tell a different story, so if you run around with a gun all the time, it would get incredibly repetitive.
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"Everyone was always high, and when people are in there getting high, you run around with them getting high," said Ms. Ramalho, 26, who returned home in 2016 and is now sober after spinning out of control in Delray Beach.
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"She comes across as natural and loving but also a fun mom who will want to run around with her kids – and it's actually very refreshing to see someone in the public eye looking so natural and so genuine as a mum."
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"Do you like to play and run around with your friends?" the first lady asked of Lucy Wiese, a 9-year-old from Virginia who has a rare immunodeficiency disease and has already made 29 visits to Children's Inn in her short life.
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Now, instead of being able to run around with a sniper rifle out and reloaded at all times, or with a shotgun and a rocket launcher at your disposal, you must choose only one of these more powerful guns to have equipped — and it will be out of ammo for around 80 percent of the match.
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What it's about: There's a reason people keep adapting The Jungle Book — it's fun to see a little kid run around with big animals, and Kipling's characterization of paternal Bagheera the panther (Christian Bale), bumbling Baloo the bear (Serkis), and whispering python Kaa (Cate Blanchett), along with many other animals, has stood the test of time.
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Aptly described by Brooke as being those guys "that, like, run around with no shirt on, posting song lyrics that have nothing to do with the pic he's put up," Instagays are a particular brand of social media influencers who have become easy straw men when it comes to debates about toxic trends within the gay male community.
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A Ritchie source tells PEOPLE the exes' 15-year-old son Rocco got bored of touring with his mom, "an old-school parent," late last year and – in an act of rebellion – decided to live with his more laidback dad, who splits his time between London and his Ashcombe estate, where Rocco likes to run around with a Nerf gun.
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And because Zuckerberg is effectively a world leader, I can't help but see a dark parallel between these acts and what's happening elsewhere, as the US National Archives destroys millions of documents that could have one day told a story about one of the most shameful chapters in our country's history, and a brigade of men in the White House run around with Scotch tape trying to preserve the documents that President Trump rips to shreds.
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The Bucovina Shepherd dog was bred to protect sheep flocks and cattle herds, and proves courageous and very combative when potential predators are afoot. It is an excellent watchdog, having a very deep, powerful bark and being very alert when strangers enter its territory. During the night, it patrols around the property or herds. An adult Bucovina Sheepdog needs plenty of space to run around with a large back yard.
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" Ray Davies maintained that the guitarist was "the greatest blues player I ever saw, apart from Big Bill Broonzy". According to George Chkiantz, "What impressed me with Davy Graham...was he played the guitar fretboard somehow as if it was a keyboard. There was a kind of freedom. You weren't conscious of him using chord shapes at all: his fingers just seemed to run around with complete freedom on the fretboard.
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"They all said they didn't think people would be so crazy as to run around with headphones, that this is just a gadget, a useless gadget of a crazy nut". No less deterred and learning that it was important to protect his idea, Pavel filed a patent for the Stereobelt in Millan, Italy in 1977, followed by applications in Germany and the United Kingdom in 1978, later the United States and Japan.
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" In 1995, Kirchherr told BBC Radio Merseyside: "All my friends in art school used to run around with this sort of what you call Beatles haircut. And my boyfriend then, Klaus Voormann, had this hairstyle, and Stuart liked it very very much. He was the first one who really got the nerve to get the Brylcreem out of his hair and asking me to cut his hair for him. Pete [Best] has really curly hair and it wouldn't work.
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As Phil tries to get a look because the others are crowding the window, Phil falls onto one of the film projectors and starts riding it around. Soon the rest of the babies start riding them. Then they grab the films and run around with them, tangling them up together as the films begin to unravel and break. Seeing the damage they've done, the babies quickly rush back downstairs as the projectionist notices the incredible mess and tries to save the film unsuccessfully.
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Nobunaga is said to have been born in Nagoya Castle, the future seat of the Owari Domain, although this is subject to debate. Nobunaga was given the childhood name of , and through his childhood and early teenage years became well known for his bizarre behavior, receiving the name of . Nobunaga was known to run around with other youths from the area, without any regard to his own rank in society, and with the introduction of firearms into Japan he became known for his fondness for tanegashima guns.
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In a parody of Apocalypto, the Simpson family and some other Springfield residents are depicted as turkeys, while others are depicted as Pilgrims. When the latter hunt for their Thanksgiving dinner, Homer is among the turkeys captured; Bart escapes but follows them back to their settlement. Several turkeys are bloodily killed, but a panic erupts when the turkey version of Grampa continues to run around with his head cut off. In the confusion, Bart rescues Homer and they reunited with their family as Marge lays an egg, but are chased by Chief Wiggum until a bear mauls him to death.
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D'Amato cites having been abused as a child as the reason for her hard-hitting, survivalist attitude. She shocked the other models by urinating in a diaper while on a shoot which Nicole Linkletter was disgusted about. D'Amato would run around with wigs, masks, and weird outfits; and once had a long conversation with a Pampas Grass bush she named "Cousin It". The judges eliminated D'Amato seventh (sixth in overall rank since fellow contestant Cassandra Jean quit in episode four) in London during her only ever bottom two appearance which Jayla Rubinelli had survived for the second consecutive time.
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Kirchherr is credited with inventing the Beatles' moptop haircut, although she personally disagrees. In 1995, she told BBC Radio Merseyside: "All my friends in art school used to run around with this sort of what you call Beatles' haircut, and my boyfriend then, Klaus Voormann, had this hairstyle, and Stuart [Sutcliffe] liked it very very much. He was the first one who really got the nerve to get the Brylcreem out of his hair and asking me to cut his hair for him. Pete [Best] has really curly hair and it wouldn't work."Kirchherr's interview on BBC Radio Merseyside's 500th On the Beat programme, Saturday 26 August 1995.
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They then go save the Young X-Men from the Y-Men. Ink saves and heals Dani Moonstar with the caduceus tattoo and defeats the Y-Men with his Phoenix powers, explaining that he believed the Phoenix Force to be omnipotent, thus granting him the ability to remove the Y-Men's tattooed powers.Young X-Men #9 It is decided later that Ink will stay with the X-Men and train, Cyclops not wanting someone to run around with Phoenix-like powers unwatched. Moonstar and Sunspot explain that inking powered tattoos saps Nunez's willpower and that adding the Phoenix Force tattoo to Ink pushed him too hard, leaving Nunez comatose.
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By the end of the decade whale tails suffered significant backlash. Jessica Kaminsky wrote in I Hate the Gym, a lifestyle commentary, "I hate when girls let their 'whale tails' creep out of their pants." In 2007, religious writer Tamie Bixler Lung wrote, "There is something wrong when Christian guys and girls want to run around with their underwear hanging out the top of their pants, or their thong strap sticking out the back of their low-rise jeans." The trend of wearing whale tail-revealing jeans started to dissipate somewhat in the mid 2000s when American clothing designers started shifting focus from low-slung jeans and exposed midriffs to high-waisted trousers and cardigans.
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Jwibulnori There is no particular way to play, but it is usually played by burning a bunch of brooms or trees and burning the fields around the village. Depending on the province, people run around with kindling made of mugwort and set fires and nowadays, they even run Bulkkangtong (Hangul: 불깡통, mean: fire-cans) To make a fire-can, first drill dozens of holes in the surface of an empty can with a spike. The reason for punching holes is to make the air flow well so that the branches in the cans are well burned. After drilling into a can, a wire of about 1 meter is connected to each side of it to make a handle.
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The prodigiously talent Ella starred in the fourth test of the tour. He threw a cut-out pass fifteen minutes into the match which led to Campese's first try and then in the second-half he executed a run-around with Roger Gould which got him over the line for his fourth try in as many matches. With fifteen minutes to go from a planned move off a two- man line-out Farr-Jones darted into the line-out to take the ball, scurry down the touchline and score in the corner.Fitzsimmons p114 AUSTRALIA: Roger Gould, David Campese, Andrew Slack (c), Michael Lynagh, Peter Grigg, Mark Ella, Nick Farr-Jones, Topo Rodriguez, Tom Lawton Jnr, Andy McIntyre, Steve Williams, Steve Cutler, Simon Poidevin, Steve Tuynman, David Codey.
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Merrymakers at an Inn, Walters Art Museum According to Simon Schama, > ...when we are unsure whether we are looking at a picture of a home or a > tavern, or whether what seems to be a tavern is actually a brothel, it may > not be because we lack hard-and-fast clues to the artist's unambiguous > intention, but because he meant us to be unsure. ... It would be futile to > attempt to distinguish between scenes of good homely fun and public-house > dissipation, because the figurative and actual territories were themselves > deliberately mixed up. Where goings-on take place in a household or, > conversely, children run around with gleeful worldliness in a tavern, there > is a good chance that the picture is about the conmingling of innocence and > corruption.Schama, 462–463 Jan Steen owned a tavern for a period, living on the premises, and often included portraits of himself and members of his family in "genre" works.Schama, 463; Slive, 169-171 Gerrit van Honthorst, who painted several scenes that, like the one illustrated here, clearly do show prostitution, married the daughter of the proprietress of a tavern and a wine merchant, who was a distant cousin and something of an heiress.
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