Don't you just want to smoosh his face up and cuddle him until he explodes?
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Of course, i'm talking about when Smoosh played "Pajama Party Time" on the show Yo Gabba Gabba!
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"Then slightly blend the shades, but be careful not to rub or smoosh your lips together," Rinaldi suggests.
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It might be hard to smoosh saliva off and a wipe won't do much on a paper surface.
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Sometimes they also smoosh, eat, or otherwise play with tiny (usually) men, buildings, or other itty bitty props.
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Has Tinder and cynicism ruined your ability to be impressed enough by another human to ever want to smoosh lives?
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I snapped many a green bean, boiled hamhocks, mixed salty rubs to smoosh over gorgeous, bloody cuts of prime rib.
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It's an incongruous and unexpected smoosh of styles, but Cass holds it all together with ease because, well, he's Cass.
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Why smoosh sandwich-style when you can plate them in an Instagram-friendly deconstruction with an occasional gold leaf embellishment?
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It describes the odd but seemingly common compulsion to smoosh, bite, or pinch—but not hurt—adorable things like babies and animals.
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My bare feet smoosh through the skins, pulp, and juice floating around the concrete enclosure, known as a lagares here in Portugal.
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Gather the teased hair in your hand and arrange it around the base of the elastic, being mindful not to smoosh the volume.
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The VIP Ambassadors make their way to the "Host Villa" where there is "smoosh room" and all the liquor bottles come in size magnum.
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"I never like putting something on my skin that I couldn't then smoosh faces with my kids," Wilde, 34, tells PEOPLE for the Beautiful issue.
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Mario is set to automatically dash through levels while the player controls his jumps to grab coins, dodge, or smoosh foes to death under his mighty boot.
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Life will end, and so perhaps the way to feel most alive (at least for some people) is to smoosh your parts against another warm-blooded person.
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Ooblets Take Harvest Moon, smoosh it together with Pokémon and Animal Crossing, and then swirl in an extra sugary dollop of cuteness, and you'd get something like Ooblets.
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This dish is highly customizable, and we love it for that.) With the potato smooshed, it's time to smoosh the egg(s)—you can use one or two.
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She and Him, the musical duo of Zooey Deschanel and M.Ward, has released a music video for their cover "Winter Wonderland" and it's full of fancy smoosh-faced dogs.
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There are nails and potholes waiting to destroy your tires, cars waiting to smoosh you, and thieves waiting to steal your bike as soon as your back is turned.
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As the first holy nugs crumble between your tightening chompers, they flatten, smoosh, and curve around the sides of your masticators, leaving creamy shmears to wick off with your tongue.
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I'd just walk in, go straight to my desk, open my briefcase, and bust out a buncha GI Joes, then smoosh them together for like 45 minutes while making humping noises.
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My hair is curly and getting dirty, but I can manage another day, so I smoosh some curling oil and gel in it (Aussie brand and Deva Curl are my favorites).
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Scully in the X-Files became pregnant with William after the one smoosh scene with her and Mulder; in Girls, Hannah Horwath has a one-weekend fling and later has a baby.
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If he's right, that means SpaceX would put each finished section into a giant heat-resistant plastic bag, suck out enough air to smoosh the carbon-fiber layers together, and heat everything.
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Unlike the nuclear fission that powers conventional reactors today, in which atoms are split apart, fusion power is generated when you smoosh two smaller atoms into a larger one inside a containment device.
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Between our work with young people and the LGBTQ community and the rest of our career, we're just trying to smoosh it all together and redirect some of our visibility, power, and privilege.
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The closest answer DJI has is the ability to shoot 4:3 at 2.7K30, requiring you to manually smoosh it into 16:9 in post-production software, which is easier said than done.
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People have figured out the most gratifying way to smoosh the slime into a never-ending train of shapes, so watching the videos puts you into a trance — even if you're a grown up.
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This has got to be one of the more decidedly meta moments for YouTube destruction channels like this - there's a good laugh to be had when they smoosh a small clay figure: One thing is for sure: water is an incredibly powerful tool.
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While you're cooking up a new Gudetama friend (am I the only one that finds cooking anthropomorphic food characters mildly barbaric?) your previous creation is placed on a table, where for additional points you can, tap, jiggle, and smoosh it into oblivion.
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Watch more from Motherboard in 360/VR: Next Door to a Nuclear Plant Unlike the nuclear fission that powers conventional reactors today, in which atoms are split apart, fusion power is generated when you smoosh two smaller atoms into a larger one inside a containment device.
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Purportedly "a high-octane mash-up of Jamaican dancehall, Soca, Hip-Hop and African rhythms," I'd call Afrobeats plural a high-electro smoosh-together of catchy clichés from all those places and more, with beats cruder than hip-hop's or Afropop's rendering it utilitarian international club fodder.
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All too often, when you force smoosh your sweaty fingers on the Watch after a long run or you attempt to precisely trigger a complication while holding onto a handle in a swaying train car it feels like trying to operate fine clockworks with a wet hot dog.
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Click here to view original GIFProving it's the most versatile and useful tool in your kitchen, not only can you turn aluminum foil into a razor-sharp knife, but if you've got access to a giant hydraulic press, you can also smoosh it into the shape of a frying pan that actually works, solving any sudden frying emergencies.
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With apron on and sleeves rolled high (biscuits are a messy business), I dig my hands into the flour and butter and mash, squeeze, smoosh and press the ingredients together, watching the cold butter jump from my fingers at first and then feeling it yield as it warms and softens and I fall into the rhythm of it.
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Committed to the Crime is the second album released by Chaos Chaos (formerly Smoosh). It was released in 2014.
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In Spring 2007, the band toured North America with Smoosh and Memphis.Chung, Patty (2007) "Smoosh + the Postmarks", PopMatters, May 7, 2007. Retrieved July 6, 2014 The lineup expanded to include Jeff Wagner on keyboards and Brian Hill on bass guitar. A brief summer tour took place to coincide with the band's appearance at the Lollapalooza festival.
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Speakeasy Dollhouse is a series of immersive plays based on Cynthia von Buhler's investigations of mysterious deaths in site-specific, historic locations. Original funding for the project was obtained via Kickstarter in 2011. The plays are currently produced by Russell Farhang and Cynthia von Buhler's production company, Smoosh & Smoosh Inc. The Bloody Beginning has been running continuously in New York City since 2011.
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Smoosh Cake Banquet is a tradition for Salem Academy. Seniors are each given a cupcake. Inside each cupcake are small gems that "foretell" that student's future.
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Because Herrell trademarked the term smoosh-in, most chains refer to the term as mix-in in industry terminology.Leiber, Ron. "Ice-cream parlors going nuts over extras". Chicago Sun-Times, May 9, 2003.
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"Flyswatter" is a single by the American rock band, Eels. It was the second single from their 2000 album, Daisies of the Galaxy, and reached number 55 on the UK Singles Chart. It was later covered by indie-pop trio, Smoosh.
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Chaos Chaos is a 2018 studio album by the American indie-pop band Chaos Chaos. It is the third album the band has released since changing their name from Smoosh in 2012, and their first full-length since Withershins in 2010.
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She Like Electric is the debut album recorded by Seattle sister duo, Smoosh. They were twelve and ten years old at the time they recorded it. The Japanese release of this album features a fifteenth track called "Inner to the Outer".
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Steve has been credited with inspiring the founders of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, whose original store, opened in 1978, included, like Steve's, a freezer to churn the ice cream and a player piano. A photo of Steve, Ben and Jerry hangs on the wall of Herrell's Northampton, Mass. store. The popularity of the Heath Bar smoosh-in, created by Steve's and utilized by later chains, prompted the Heath company to expand its operation to include a commercial foods division. Later chains took the concept of the smoosh-in and applied it to their operations, creating a whole new industry around it.
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Some of the recording artists mentioned in this list are no longer signed by Barsuk, including Death Cab For Cutie, Rilo Kiley and Smoosh. Death Cab For Cutie have signed to the major label Atlantic Records, but continue to release vinyl versions of their records through Barsuk.
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A person gets "pied" in a fundraiser for ALS. At charity fundraisers, a pie-toss event usually involves a local celebrity, generally a person either in a position of authority or fame, who is intended as the "victim". People attending the event pay for or bid on the opportunity to smoosh the volunteer victim in the face with a pie; throwing is generally not allowed anymore as the impact can cause injury, and the smoosh is usually in slow-motion and applied without great pressure. Although this takes the element of chance out of the event, it allows the opportunity to smear pie more thoroughly in the victim's face and potentially through their hair.
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These candy additions later became known as smoosh- ins. The custom-blended flavors proved to be highly desired by customers, and Herrell sold out of ice cream on his first day open. The store became very popular in a short time. Herrell sold his company to Joe Crugnale, the future founder of the Bertucci's restaurant chain, in 1977.
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Accessorizer allow to accessorize (put accessories on) a selfie with Blockly programming language. The first step is selecting an image, either by snapping a picture or selecting the available characters including Dorothy, Rose, Smoosh, Raul and Blanche. The next step is to position the accessories on top of the character or image. Accessories include the eyes, mouths, shirts, hats and wigs.
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In response to the leak, Saddle Creek Records offered the album as a high-quality MP3 download for $9.00 on their website. The iTunes Store pre-released the album on March 25. Starting April 25, MTV Canada streamed the album free online (The Leak). The album release party was held at the Bowery Ballroom in New York, with guests Smoosh and The Meligrove Band.
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In 2004, Bond was signed to Ellahy Amen Records, an independent avant-garde label created by avant-garde musician and former Pigface member Leila Bela. Bond launched a tour with Bela and was written about in Newsweek magazine alongside Smoosh, The Muldoons and the Tiny Masters of Today. In the article, Newsweek stated that Bond was already a favorite of Gorilla vs. Bear, a popular MP3 blog.
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The band cites musical influence from AC/DC, Nirvana, Teenage Fanclub, Pavement and early Rolling Stones, as well as '90s indie rock. Rock N Roll Hi Fives' debut EP, Make it Happen, was released on 15 December 2014. On the six-track release, Tris McCall writes "like the Smoosh sisters or Kelly Mayo of Skating Polly, the Centenos are kids who derive their punk authenticity from their early adoption of an aesthetic associated with much older musicians." Rock N Roll Hi Fives' second EP, Gold Glitter Shoes, was released on 16 June 2015.
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The Arts and Music editor is the lead singer of Seattle band Harvey Danger, Sean Nelson—formerly a staff writer and The Stranger's Film Editor—who has profiled the Portland, Oregon band the Decemberists and the pre-teen Seattle band Smoosh when they landed a record deal. The paper does not currently have a news editor. Previously, the position was held by Steven Hsieh, Eli Sanders, and Dominic Holden. Prior to the latter was Erica C. Barnett, who, in 2007, was named reporter of the year by Seattle's venerable Municipal League.
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The school GCSE and A Level groups have staged productions such as Grease, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, West Side Story, The Royal Hunt of the Sun, Animal Farm, The Madness of King George, Grimm Tales, The Crucible, The Little Shop of Horrors and The Threepenny Opera. New productions have been staged, including some written by student and teachers such as The Letter of Marque (pronounced "Mark"), directed by Carrie Lee-Grey (SMOOSH) and written by Ashley Tomlin (Old Gravesendian and former Head of Middle School). There are a number of musical organisations at the school, including guitar and recorder clubs, a chamber orchestra and a choir.
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IGN editor Craig Harris described the Goomba as a "household name" along with Koopa Paratroopas and King Koopa. Video game musician and reviewer Tommy Tallarico commented that many new converts to gaming have "never even made Super Mario smoosh a Goomba". In a criticism of video game storytelling, Gamasutra editor Daniel Cook referenced Goombas being mushrooms, but also that it was a less important fact than them being squat, to-scale with the world, and able to be squashed. In an article discussing happiness in video games, Gamasutra editor Lorenzo Wang listed the sound the Goomba makes when it's squished as one of his pleasures.
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In another nod to Georgia Lass being a reaper (therefore both dead and alive) in Dead Like Me, in Hannibal Georgia Madchen is a killer who suffers from numerous medical conditions including Cotard's syndrome, a delusion disorder that has her convinced she is actually dead. In a similar manner, Reggie Lass from Dead Like Me (played by Britt McKillip) was reinterpreted as Miriam Lass (played by Anna Chlumsky), who first appears in the Hannibal episode "Entrée". Similarly, in the Hannibal episode "Takiawase", an acupuncturist (played by Amanda Plummer) who is under investigation for lobotomizing patients is named Katherine Pimms, which is also the cover name used by Charlotte "Chuck" Charles (played by Anna Friel) in multiple episodes of Pushing Daisies. A visual nod to Wonderfalls was given in the Heroes first- season episode "Better Halves" when the smoosh-faced wax lion central to Wonderfalls was seen on a bedside table.
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The first vocalists who joined the project were Celia García from Edinburgh, Scotland, who responded to the advertisement placed in the magazine, and Alex Klobouk from Germany, who met Stuart Murdoch on the Dear Catastrophe Waitress tour. Stuart Murdoch also held an open audition on the imeem community portal – the candidates who wanted to work with the group were to send in their demos of two Belle and Sebastian songs: Funny Little Frog and The Psychiatrist Is In. Brittany Stallings and Dina Bankole from the US were chosen out of about 400 applications; in February 2008 they were invited to a trial recording session in Glasgow. Eventually Funny Little Frog was sung in the project by Brittany Stallings, with Dina Bankole performing some of the other pieces. In 2008 and 2009, some other vocalists joined the project, including Asya from the Seattle-based group Smoosh, Linnea Jönsson from the Swedish band Those Dancing Days; there was also one man in this group: Neil Hannon from The Divine Comedy.
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