Beer isn't exactly healthy, especially when it's slurped in excess.
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I worked as I chewed and slurped up the applesauce.
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Some drooled and yelped while others slurped their drinks loudly.
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"Oh, it's delicious," she said as she slurped the noodles.
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At which point, Audrey is slurped into a white otherworldly space.
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I slurped happily in a picturesque setting overlooking the Kilcolgan River.
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Hammer then slurped loudly as he drank from the goat's udders.
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We slurped down the chain's iconic cherry limeade — perfectly tart and sweet.
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Before the kitchen takes last call, we have slurped down every drop.
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Two singers, holding megaphones against their mouths, slurped air in tiny gulps.
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They later slurped back together, as couples in 2018 are wont to do.
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Though, hey, if Steven found himself slurped into the Beyond, I wouldn't mind.
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Then when Shanghainese got in the loopWe slurped dumplings whose insides were soup.
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Juvenile's verse is enunciated like he's just slurped down a bowl of alphabet soup.
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Then when Shanghainese got in the loop We slurped dumplings whose insides were soup.
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A vodka whose manufacturing process also slurped planet-killing greenhouse gas out of the atmosphere.
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To prove the point, Thorp slurped a male from the air with his bee vacuum -- ZEEEEEEEEP!
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Mifen, or rice noodles, are the specialty here, in soups that are meant to be slurped.
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The stew, popularly known as Zanzibar mix, is hearty, rainy-day food — best slurped, not eaten.
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It sells every Budweiser slurped, Whopper burger munched and bottle of Heinz ketchup squirted on the planet.
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Based on where he was found and his severe symptoms Kanther determined that Tipsy had slurped down antifreeze.
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People gleefully slurped booze-infused frozen Mountain Dew Baja Blast and margaritas, and beer filled from the bottom.
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I slurped down endless bowls of borscht—beetroot soup full of veggies and a garnish of sour cream.
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He ate a cheeseburger, slurped an Oreo Blizzard from Dairy Queen and pronounced himself against banning plastic straws.
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As we shared and slurped, I asked Phillips why she decided to write an exhaustive book on Chinese cuisine.
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He sprawled across the Solicitor's lap and slurped his coffee; his inner thigh was as creamy as condensed milk.
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Khloe plead the fifth and slurped down a fish eye to avoid giving her opinion on the O.J. Simpson trial.
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Scientists say the soup has some genuine nutritional value, beyond the calories burned from bragging about having slurped it down.
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Then he slurped up as much of it as he could from her navel before helping her off the bar.
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Over dinner that night, as we sat and slurped potatoes stewed with ginger and pork, my mother quizzed Mao Xin.
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Although the tapioca pearls weren't very sweet, they were the perfect texture: soft, chewy, and easily slurped up a straw.
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As the children perched on backless stools, they slurped miso soup and their little fingers plucked at pods of edamame.
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Both were expressed in hostility to immigration, immigrants and welfare spending (which many wrongly believed was being slurped up by migrants).
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After a quick splash, the bear got out and sauntered around the backyard, knocked over the margarita, and slurped it up.
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As I slurped up the last of my porridge, I realized it was the cleanest Chinese food court I ever saw.
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Rare is the American who has not slurped Kool-Aid or downed an Oscar Mayer hot dog smothered in Heinz Ketchup.
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Children snatched at souvenir swords, pulled tiger masks over their heads and slurped rainbow snow cones from cups shaped like elephants.
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Now it's likely that your most personal qualities — from your facial features to your search results — will be slurped up too.
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Eren, Gus and my 3-year-old daughter, Hildy, didn't seem to care as they slurped down cups of the stuff.
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I reached for another bowl, and we took them into the living room, sat down on the sofa, and slurped noodles together.
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At their rote rose ceremony early in the episde, this couple — who slurped together under desperate measures — didn't look built to last.
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Palmer is slurped from the Red Room by an "ominous whoosh," which is looking to be the season's villain as of now.
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On Monday night the pair were spotted recreating an early date at Lake Balboa in Los Angeles, where they slurped on popsicles.
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He argued the levies are necessary to compensate for how China has slurped up the fruits of American invention by nefarious means.
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Among American servers, tequila has had to overcome a reputation as a party drink consumed in shots or slurped in fruity margaritas.
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When they selectively killed off macrophages, the tail tattoos remained unchanged; new macrophages had come in and slurped up the freed pigments.
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Despite the straws being way over market price (a pack of 250 sells for $4.99 on Amazon), Trump supporters slurped them up.
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Jeanette, a 22-year-old university student, slurped bubble tea and pudding with her friend Yoyo as they discussed their holiday plans.
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Scientists have long known how water behaves in space: It forms hovering blobs that can be slurped up with a straw mid-air.
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After netting the fish, they are loaded into the Whooshh, one-by-one, to be slurped down and chucked up into a container.
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"Shit, that's no better than a Budweiser," Stolarsky said at the bar, when he'd slurped off the top inch of Tira Harpaz's Tiger.
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The drink seems to be popular on Star Wars farms: Luke Skywalker slurped it shortly after we first met him in A New Hope.
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It won't be like that time you slurped down too much cheap liquor and ended up blowing red chunks all over your dorm room.
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As he slurped down his miso ramen, Buress reflected on the fact that he almost quit doing comedy altogether in the wake of Cosbygate.
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And when a bowl of traditional dessert soup arrived, thick and brown with mung beans and pearl barley, sweetened with rock sugar, I slurped.
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Now, it has a peer: Nakiryu, another Tokyo ramen restaurant, has slurped its way to success and earned a star in this year's guide.
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Have you ever thought, as you slurped the remaining milk at the bottom of your cereal bowl, "Wow, this would be so much better frozen"?
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It's been an extremely hot week, and we're pretty sure we would burst into flames if we slurped down a single spoonful of that soup.
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Well, the team says the network offers encryption, so you don't need to worry about your private information being slurped up and sent to advertisers.
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At one dinner at a fancy restaurant, Lytle, sensing Crews's discomfort with the elegant surroundings, picked up his soup and slurped it from the bowl.
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"I don't know why I should be so hidden anymore," he says, folding up the remains of a Chia Pod that he'd just slurped down.
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Narrator: It&aposs beloved in what&aposs known as the "Jell-O belt"... and continues to be slurped down by college students across the country.
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There are few things that ooze animalistic sexual dynamism quite like condensed cream of mushroom soup lustily slurped off the fevered bodies of two conservative newlyweds.
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Knees weak, arms heavy, you crash on the couch, and the desire to veg out consumes you like you just slurped down that mashed potato igloo.
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At one table, Chen Hong, 32, slurped up a morning bowl of noodles with her sister, sister-in-law, parents, nephew and 5-year-old son.
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In the past few months we've enjoyed classy scoops of rosé ice cream, and even slurped down one or two Prosecco milkshakes at our neighborhood Shake Shack.
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Afterwards, the throats of only 52 percent of the infected men tested positive for gonorrhea, while 84 percent of those who slurped a saline solution tested positive.
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Last year, OpenAI demonstrated a tool called GPT-2 capable of generating convincing news stories after being trained on huge amounts of text slurped from the web.
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Even if you manage to live without it, Facebook may already have a "shadow profile" of you based on metadata slurped up from your contacts who do have Facebook.
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When she slurped the drink, she immediately "found it tasted bad" and smelled like disinfectant, according to her husband, so they brought the drink back to the McDonald's staff.
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So the folks in tuxes and gowns slurped chilled golden beet soup and noshed on king oyster mushrooms and wild-mushroom risotto, with nary a rubber chicken in sight.
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I slurped and thought of the baba and how much carnage he would wreak on my behalf if I laid just one bowl of these divine noodles at his feet.
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But linking a credit card and automating the process will likely give users pause, especially at a time when our personal data has been slurped up repeatedly for unscrupulous reasons.
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But, since I got to skip that part, I slurped up my new "Chocolate-Hazelnut" and "Berry Chocolaty" Frappuccinos as if I had just purchased them at my local Sbux.
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"The Muslims are trying to finish us off," said Gushe Konchok Namgyal, a head lama, as he slurped a bowl of lentils and rice in a 500-year-old monastery.
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While discussing the benefits of broccoli extract, Paltrow ripped open a small white packet and slurped down its contents: vitamin-C nanospheres, which purportedly reach the bloodstream faster than other forms.
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Fans in a wide array of baseball shirts slurped beers and chomped on hot dogs, and many carried baseball gloves as they scrambled for the balls that landed in their midst.
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According to The Associated Press, the bear soaked in Hough's unheated hot tub (jets on and everything,) slurped up his beverage, and then took a nice little nap under a shady tree.
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These parasites travel up the food chain as they mature: in the ocean, for instance, tapeworm eggs are slurped up by tiny crustaceans, which then get eaten by bigger creatures, like fish.
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According to their analysis, it didn't matter much which kind of sugar people slurped: Those who drank just 3.3 extra ounces of sugar per day increased their risk of cancer by 18%.
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They say don't eat ass right now -- it probably ain't safe -- and if you're gonna get slurped up by a partner ... use a condom or a dental dam to reduce saliva swapping.
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After an afternoon checking out the labyrinthine Tibetan refugee camp Majnu Ka Tilla, where I slurped down momo soup and homemade pineapple beer, I trudged up three flights of stairs to Yeti.
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Before you get too grossed out or indignant, remember that consuming live seafood is not that uncommon a phenomenon: oysters are eaten alive all over the world, slurped right out of the shell.
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Most will find out in the usual way; after having tiny blobs of tissue slurped up through a needle, smeared and stained on a slide, and put under the discerning eye of a pathologist.
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He's feuded with collaborators and his former bandmates on Twitter; he's slurped orange juice on the cover of The Fader; he's brought a dozen writers into the functioning bar he built in his backyard.
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It's not the most pleasant place to walk around — lots of auto parts stores — but I eventually landed at Pho Kim, where I slurped down a hearty bowl of beef pho tai for $8.25.
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"That's good stuff" he said, and the two of them—lanky, conspicuously cool guys in late middle age—slurped away as three cameras, which Bourdain had once likened to "drunken hummingbirds," hovered around them.
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Yola issued me a spinner gun, Rowley strapped on some more bombs, and, through an extruded organic pipette, Huggit slurped up from shipboard reservoirs several kinds of catalysts and acids that plumped out his vacuoles.
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Some Republicans resent the fact that the company removed that functionality in 2015, before their side learned to fully exploit it (though not before Cambridge Analytica slurped up data on tens of millions of users).
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Yes, we appreciate each little sweet clammy morsel as we suck it from the shell, but ultimately it is the clams' savory juices, enjoyed spoonful by spoonful or slurped from the bowl's edge, that really satisfy.
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Porn star Ron Jeremy showed up in Crocs and slurped soup next to an elderly man in a Hawaiian shirt, and Bunny Ranch owner Dennis Hof wrapped his arm around his sometime-girlfriend, working girl Caressa Kisses.
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Noor put her back into it and the box door slurped and wrenched open, emitting vape fog and the blare of talk broadcast, some politicast, the deep voice like marching boots frothing out over the Alabama roadway.
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We became regulars at the Saturday morning market in Bayonne, where we bought apple cider, root vegetables and sheep's milk cheese from local farmers, and slurped down a plate of oysters before heading home with our haul.
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We hear Litt, who was just announced as head writer and producer of Funny or Die D.C., slurped down some three-dozen marine mollusks after finishing his emceeing duties at the soiree benefitting the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.
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Perhaps LinkedIn didn't want to bring attention to the fact it was allowing your email address to be slurped up by anyone you're connected with, given the current media climate of intense scrutiny regarding privacy in social tech.
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Based on Richard K. Morgan's 2002 novel, the story follows a former terrorist whose mind is slurped out of his body and dropped into another one so he can solve the mysterious murder of the richest man in the world.
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But mostly, the chef, Ben Coombs, is sure of hand and palate with winning combinations such as strips of tender braised cuttlefish and lemon-brightened barley topped with a blob of aioli — a juicy dish best slurped with a spoon.
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"I say to the players, 'You put your uniform on every Sunday, the owner should, too,'" Blank said as he slurped up the last noisy drops of a massive Nutella milkshake he had brought in from a nearby Steak 'n Shake.
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But as TechCrunch points out, Facebook has clung tightly to users' social graphs, making it especially difficult for its users to find their friends on other social networks even as it has slurped up social graph data from users' email and phone contacts.
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With fiancé Jack Donnelly by her side, the star and her guests slurped down oysters from Oysters XO and sipped on "Malin's Smashed" signature cocktails with Tito's Vodka at Tramp Stamp Granny's in Hollywood, owned by Darren Criss and his fiancée Mia Elan.
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When required he could squeeze into a suit, but he made his roots plain in his bulky, towering presence, his off-duty preference for shorts and bush hats, his random domestication (gravy slurped from the plate) and a gappy smile unfixed by cosmetologists.
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I remember the rides at Steel Pier, and giggling as I slurped the maraschino cherries out of my Shirley Temples while my dad made funny faces at me from the piano bench when some shoobie requested "My Way" for the hundredth time.
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Passed around in the brain's thirst centers, these messages seem to be behind the sensation of swift satisfaction that comes after a drink, and also suggest that it's not just what is drunk, but how it is slurped down, that affects the brain.
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Who among us did not, in adolescence, enjoy the saccharine swill of the Frappuccino, slurped by way of a straw poked through a heavy cloud of whipped cream, basking in the sugary taste of freedom away from the watchful eye of parents or guardians?
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Plastic lids that the company first used when it debuted Nitro Cold Brew in 2016, which are made so that the beverage can be sipped and not slurped with a straw, will be used for all beverages that are served with the Cold Foam.
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Image 2 of 2 JOHANNESBURG – Monitored by a conservationist, a young pangolin slurped ants with a long tongue near a veterinary hospital that became a temporary home after the animal was found near the body of its mother, killed by a jolt from an electric fence.
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This summer, we're looking for a new drink trend, something that will make us feel the way we did the very first time we slurped down frosé — a cocktail that's as refreshing, delicious, and yes, Instagram-worthy as the icy-cold, pink favorite of summers past.
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"I decided to transition from being a writer to a full-time fixer after showing Anthony around when he was the host of A Cook's Tour," Nohara nonchalantly told me as I slurped my noodles extra loudly in the Zen monastery-like ambiance of an undisclosed soba restaurant.
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"I had been hearing rumblings about, well, it was unclear what was being built, but it was clear that a lot of the best engineers from the best teams had been slurped over to this mysterious team," says Evan Doll, who was then a software engineer at Apple.
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You try to make me feel bad because I woke up 'only' at 6:00 AM. S---, you woke up at 4:30, meditated for 30 minutes, reviewed your quarterly and yearly 'goals' for another 30 minutes, and slurped on a delicious Soylent shake while checking daily retention trends.
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When prepared for a bourgeois like Giscard, though, the rustic soup metamorphosed into a beef broth, served in a porcelain bowl with a brunoise of vegetables, and topped with truffle shavings and a medley of greens—the whole begging to be slurped up in a most inelegant fashion.
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A mix of green Chartreuse, Grand Marnier, dark rum, and yellow Chartreuse—with a shot of Blue Curaçao poured in as the whole thing is set alight and slurped recklessly through a straw—it reached a sort of cult status in the 90s thanks to a group of city traders.
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Street View cars, for example, connected to unsecured Wi-Fi networks as they made their rounds between 2008 and 2010 — and when they did, slurped up "snippets of e-mails, photographs, passwords, chat messages, [and] postings on websites and social networks," according to a 2012 story in the New York Times.
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In rhyming couplets, it lists various provinces of China and laments how hard it is for diners to keep up with the influx of new dishes from these regions: But then food from Szechuan came our way,Making Cantonese strictly passé…Then when Shanghainese got in the loopWe slurped dumplings whose insides were soup.
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There was a raw razor clam, churned into a soft tartare to be slurped right out of its long shell; two lamb courses, one a flank cooked to perfection, the other a shoulder brined for 36 hours and cooked for 12; and mackerel, accompanied by shaved raw asparagus and chorizo herbs, the spice mix used in the Iberian sausage.
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I'm just back from Australia, where I drank a million flat whites, slurped as many soup dumplings, ate salted kangaroo and plates of stir-fried green beans with preserved olive leaves, tried to catch a kingfish, assembled a few Bunnings sausages, read a lot of Peter Temple, and hung out with chefs, journalists, museum curators and fishermen alike.
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Also, the bowl of pho we'd slurped at a dingy little spot in the Springvale market, the pork souvlaki we'd eaten in the Greek neighborhood of Oakleigh and the croissants we'd inhaled at Kate Reid's astonishing Lune Croissanterie in the hipster Fitzroy district, washing them down with the flat whites that have helped bring Melbourne coffee fame.
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Each announcement could be read as a giant nod toward the Trump administration and its aggressive goals to expand manufacturing and job growth in the U.S. And Trump and his administration has slurped it all up, cutting Apple a break on tariffs while giving Big Tech rivals like Amazon and Google a tough time on everything from antitrust probes to making threats regarding the minimal corporate taxes they pay.
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