LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The Great Moderation – snicker, snort.
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A man behind her could not suppress a loud snort.
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Journalists and others were quick to snort at the mantra.
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His concoction fuses all those memories into a single snort.
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Together, the two snort cocaine and beg Shelly for money.
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One girl described watching her stepfather crush and snort pills.
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We will call him Somewhat Normal Republican Trump, or SNORT.
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LOL IRL How could you not snort at his snickers?
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But activists for women's rights tend to snort at such moves.
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Pills like OxyContin were made harder to crush, snort and inject.
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They would take out the powder, snort it, and fill the
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There were houses where the parents would snort cocaine with us.
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Immigrants aren't making them cheat on their wives or snort OxyContin.
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No one likes getting caught with a snort or a squeak.
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This is why you don't snort Sudafed on an empty stomach.
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It seems that you can snort just about anything these days.
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So, naturally, Malek had to snort a lot of morphine on camera.
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It was a deep-sleep snore with a snort at the end.
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And, how solid (SNORT) is the advice that these groups are giving?
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I was helping him move and he offered me some to snort.
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Geraldine let loose a snort and flushed, remembering she wasn't alone this evening.
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The Montrose meteorite man let out a snort and, at last, went limp.
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I leaned down to snort a line, and then looked up at her.
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"This is the new ruling class," the Old Geezer said with a snort.
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I want to pulverize this interaction into a fine powder and snort it.
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Look for this anti-snort-hork-honnnnnking device in the next few months.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — I will admit that today's theme made me snort a bit.
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People inject, snort, or smoke heroin, or even mix heroin with crack cocaine.
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One snort, and the earth opens up; a hundred men fall into it.
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A second snort, and another pit opens; two hundred men are swallowed up.
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And then there's the Somewhat Normal Republican Trump, who we enjoy calling SNORT.
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SNORT even mentioned it in the much-praised speech he read to Congress.
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And even if it looks pristine, don't swallow it, and definitely don't snort it.
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Fortunately, I didn't actually have to snort a two foot line of lactose powder.
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So the solution was simple: Snort Vitamin B, the industry standard for powdered drugs.
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I'll drink it, shoot it, eat it, snort it, whatever form it's in. Gimme!
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Do men care if you accidentally snort while you laugh on a first date?
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I would snort some speed and get totally lost in the repetitive kitchen tasks.
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I must have read it a dozen times, and it still makes me snort.
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I imagine developers who've crunched at work doing a little snort-laugh at Wario's antics.
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Dear Glemis' mom: If we don't snort coke, will you make us a cake too?
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People regularly snort a gram or more of cocaine in a night with no problems.
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We spent ten minutes trying to snort coke out of the carpet, then gave up.
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Mizne climbed atop a giant sculpture called Lord Snort, crafted by Sonoma artist Bryan Tedrick.
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In some, users can only inject drugs; in others, they can snort or swallow them.
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Hopefully he can find some weed to eat, smoke, or snort to get him through.
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When you hear about a substance people snort, something illegal or vaguely medicinal comes to mind.
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Go ahead and snort that this site is proof of that but you're here, aren't you?
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When listing off drugs you can snort up your nose, marijuana usually doesn't make the list.
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For example, the OxyContin version is difficult to crush, making it harder to snort or dissolve.
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There's no reason to think you need to snort these different things to make it better.
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We snort or shoot lines, hours later nodding off and drooling all over our intake forms.
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Do they like to suck cock, or lick dirt, or snort hash mixed with sleeping pills?
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I snort until water comes out my nose, so I guess my sinuses are just fine.
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People were going into the stairwells to snort coke or up to the roof to smoke cigarettes.
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In the middle was a mirror that pulled out that you could snort the lines off of.
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He showed me how to snort it, I did, and I immediately felt an urge to barf.
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There's no way to tell whether you'll become addicted, physically or psychologically, from one snort or more.
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I snort, because if there's one thing Lara Croft is better at than Ana's men, it's killing.
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In the future, we could huff food blogs and snort stinky Twitter feeds straight into our sinuses.
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A table in the corner had finely-chopped lines of chocolate that you could snort for free.
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Drug users began to crush it so they could snort it or inject it to get high.
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That book detailed her abuse of cocaine and of Ritalin, which she would grind up and snort.
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Maria would disappear from their apartment, sometimes for days, to drink, snort coke, and work the street.
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First they tried to take it and fix it to where people couldn't snort it or shoot it.
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Piana's GF told cops, "He would snort this powder" ... and she does not believe it was anything illicit.
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"Save some of that to snort later," he added, jokingly, of the "glass" shards now littering his desk.
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Lady Gaga talked about the days she used to snort cocaine all by herself, while she wrote music.
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Its eyes glow electric-red, and the vacuum's exhaust has been channeled through its nostrils, so they snort.
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Yet I've noticed at parties and festivals that some of these same people pop Ecstasy or snort cocaine.
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The world is silent, but for the snort of horses and the tense stretch of the bowmen's string.
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Feel free to chortle/snort/howl at the moon when I tell you the accused fraudsters are Republicans.
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Order the Sport Exhaust System ($2,890) and a button provides extra snort, the kind your neighbors won't appreciate.
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In person, she's warm and inquisitive, prone to fits of giggles that sometimes end with a little snort.
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"It isn't until you've been sprayed with pug snort that you've experienced true love," says shelter manager Jon Jacobus.
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That when they rattle off terms and courses like Wireshark and Snort and OSI, they aren't debating toothless theoreticals.
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Photo: Matt Cardy (Getty)When horses are happy, they snort, according to new research published today in PLoS One.
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Club-goers who snort Coco Loko receive a blast of energy and are able to stay up partying longer.
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Now before we go snort into our copies of No Logo let's take a closer look at the study.
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But first, he decided as he palmed a sample folded into a square of paper, he would snort this.
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These are the must-see videos for the week: LOL IRL How could you not snort at his snickers?
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But a new study set out to find whether horses are trying to tell us something when they snort.
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Growing up, Hannah and her two younger brothers saw their father snort pills and punch holes in the walls.
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He pulls over and she slides in, Gran making room with a sleepy snort and uncapping the whiskey bottle again.
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For many American visitors the city's debauched nightlife was their first opportunity to snort cocaine or visit an opium den.
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Snort one condom, and all of a sudden parents are convinced the "Condom Snorting Challenge" is a full-blown thing.
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She started injecting cocaine because the high was "more intense" and continued to snort it as well as smoke crack.
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And by the time you are asking judges to snort powdered coffee substances, you know you have gone too far.
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The response she gave was preceded by a sound I would come to know well — a good-natured, contemptuous snort.
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Before long, Kendall and Naomi are sneaking off to snort and swill, convincing themselves they have the situation under control.
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The experience of sucking it up through the rolled bill (you are instructed not to snort it) isn't especially enjoyable.
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"Compensation," shouted another, earning a snort of laughter from the CEO and some more theatrical note flipping to buy himself time.
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We're told Alana's in a stable place now, despite her recent antics on social media ... when she pretended to snort cocaine.
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I didn't have to snort anything, thank God, because we did so many takes I think I would have probably died.
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"A beautiful songbird," one of the producers replies offscreen, and Peter makes a sound midway between a laugh and a snort.
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When this new pill is crushed, it turns into a gummy-like substance, making it more difficult to snort or inject.
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It's a throwaway visual gag, never revisited, but it made me snort, suggesting as it did something brain-twisty and satirical.
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But between watching her snort coke and being locked in the basement the majority of my childhood, who could blame me?
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I emptied out amphetamine capsules so I could snort their contents, washing the bitter taste down with vodka and grapefruit juice.
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People who abuse the drug have been known to crush the drug to snort it or mix it in an alcoholic drink.
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The entertainment is primarily in the clues, which can either challenge your brain to unscramble the anagrams or snort at the puns.
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"They snore and they snort," she said, agreeing with co-host Ryan Seacrest's observation that they pass a lot of gas, too.
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Purdue reformulated OxyContin in 221, making it more difficult to crush or dissolve the pill in order to snort or inject it.
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Once we had a bride snort cocaine off the bridal table then find her new husband in another room with a bridesmaid.
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I actually went into the bathroom with a plate and a spoon, so I could crush up some pills and snort them.
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The performances are very good, in particular a single derisive snort that Emma Stone gives out of one side of her face.
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Earlier in the day, my editor Zing is insistent I find a way to snort the cacao when no-one is looking.
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You remember the Somewhat Normal Republican Trump, who answers to both SNORE and SNORT, depending on his energy level at the moment.
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Loretta Young was so beautiful, and Ernestine fancies herself"—Tomlin seemed on the verge of a snort—"that kind of classic beauty .
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The few that managed to connect with my mouth bounced around on my tongue, a sensation that made me snort with laughter.
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In another, the traders marvel at the realism of Nintendo's Duck Hunt as they snort white lines off the gray plastic gun.
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She got by on nerve and hustle (the cocaine the line cooks used to snort through dried penne probably helped, she said).
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Nearly every drug you snort, inject, smoke, butt-plug, vaporize or freebase eventually ends up back in the water supply via your excrement.
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Nearly every drug you snort, inject, smoke, butt-plug, vaporize or freebase eventually ends up back in the water supply via your excrement.
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Still, he lay awake, on his thin mattress on the floor, listening to the man snort and wheeze, wondering when sleep would come.
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A frightful loop played in my deranged brain: yes, yes, yes, I want him, every moment of him, every adorable sneeze and snort.
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It's a clue from today's puzzle that made me snort because it was such an unexpected bit of silliness, so I'm commemorating it.
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It may be transgressive to say so, but I'm hardly alone, for all those who cringe at the thought or snort in disgust.
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Jenke's "animal collective" also picked up some speed for him that they snort together before their MDMA trip, which lasts more than a day.
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But Suboxone can get you high if you inject it or snort it or take it in combination with benzodiazepines, a sometimes fatal blend.
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In 2016, we probably won't have a celebrity moment as iconic as Britney yelling, "Eat it, lick it, snort it, fuck it!" in 2007.
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It is less likely that you'll decide to drop molly and snort some Hollywoods off the back of a toilet in a dive bar.
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We'd try to snort (cocaine) off the front deck while cutting through the big waves created by the boats around us on the river.
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The footage shows Cox pushing what looks like white powder into lines on a book, then bending over to snort it off her desk.
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The goal for the night, obviously, is to snort as much of the decidedly speedy blow my colleague has just procured as humanly possible.
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For years, the heroin being sold in Kensington was pure enough to snort, but that summer, it was mixed with unpredictable amounts of fentanyl.
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She's even better at tacking a silence onto the end of a line, where it can prompt you to snort when you're done laughing.
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"When [Drake] came on the Friday he was all excited because he thought we were gonna cater the food," he says with a snort.
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There are also several ways to take this drug—you can take it as a pill, snort it, or inject it, which is most dangerous.
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A friend identified only as "Thomas" told police that he allegedly watched Krystin "snort" the drug from the home's master bathroom countertop after the party.
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During the endless rec-room card games that fill up a prison sentence, he would lose and then snort in frustration before growing coldly silent.
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We were taught in health class that just one snort, or puff, or swallow of anything could kill you outright, or addict you for life.
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You can't help but snort with laughter (or despair) at the idea of an accessory being dangerously subversive, or sleeve lengths adding to society's ailments.
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Outside the brothel, skimpily clad women stand on graffiti-strewn corners, while waiters dressed in pink waistcoats snort cocaine and others usher in more customers.
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Last December, a pensioner tried to snort cocaine during a traffic stop, literally right in front of a police officer, and ended up getting arrested.
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On Buffy, Angel's vampire pals snort that he's been "Buffy-whipped" and can't kill the way he used to because of his love for her.
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Bodybuilding superstar Rich Piana would snort lines of pre-workout powder like it was cocaine ... this according to the death report obtained by TMZ Sports.
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Looking back, he said, he feels that an impulsive youthful decision to snort pills set him on a path from which he could not deviate.
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It's strange: In real life, men don't actually snort cocaine and then bare their teeth, roll their eyes, and project wild laughter all that often.
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Parents are being told to dispose of unused painkillers, and drug companies are producing opioids in gel forms, so they can't be crushed to snort.
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If you do decide to swallow or snort something that might be dangerous, make sure you have someone close by who isn't under the influence.
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I found the dog clues weird and fun — PUP, CANEM, and the quite unexpected ALPO, which made me snort, as did "Fingers and toes crossed …".
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I found the dog clues weird and fun — PUP, CANEM, and the quite unexpected ALPO, which made me snort, as did "Fingers and toes crossed …".
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Contributing Opinion Writer In a 2150-acre pasture on an Indian reservation in northeastern Montana, five prime examples of America's national mammal rumble and snort.
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Last week SNORT issued a tax reform plan that was classic G.O.P. in its extreme vagueness on how to pay for its multitude of cuts.
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Tiny raised her arms and flinched to curl away from the blow, but the small man lowered his fist with a snort and a chuckle.
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It's a high-pitched, keening snort-sigh that's at once desperate and asinine, and it's at the very core of Brent's emergence as a comic antihero.
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A dimly lit hotel room made for an interesting light show when imgur poster, captainhowdy27, shared this snort-inducing photo of what looks like two boobs.
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In 2011, the formula for oxycontin was changed to make the pills harder to crush up, so they would be more difficult to snort or inject.
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We stared at each other for 15 or 20 minutes before the walrus, with a snort of hot, steamy breath, rolled back into the frigid sea.
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Your brain won't let you emotionally suffocate when there's a solution called a snort or a pill or a shot or the push of a plunger.
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By crushing the pill to snort it or liquefying it to inject it, they could take the entire opioid dose in an OxyContin pill practically instantly.
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The brand-name version taken off the market had different inactive ingredients, including a hard coating to make it difficult for users to crush and snort.
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Despite being known as perhaps the most painful drug to snort, 2C-B powder is also available; snorting hits harder and faster, with effects fading quicker.
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Wiig and Ms. Mumolo want to make you giggle and snort — but they get at the layers of insanity in weddings as well as the joys.
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In 2015, he introduced a bill to prevent sales of powdered alcohol for fear that the product "Palcohol" would attract underage drinkers who would snort it.
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When I mentioned his name to the modernist composer and conductor Pierre Boulez in an interview several years ago, the response was nothing but a snort.
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Exhibitionistic periscopers sometimes snort cocaine on camera to the delight of drug voyeurs, but there's a clear difference: Periscopers generally want—nay, demand—to be watched.
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Lest you picture some Revenge of the Nerds tableau, they wear the archetype lightly—no snort-laughs or Comic-Con merch; only one pair of glasses, tapeless.
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Jojo snores to a snort and stops, and I feel something in my chest, where my heart would be if I were still alive, soften toward him.
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When the makers of the drug Opana, a narcotic, reformulated their pills to make them harder to crush and snort, abusers of the drug began injecting it.
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"COKEHEAD," for example, had users playing a smacked out George W. Bush while trying to snort as much coke as possible as a means of political strategy.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. Some people claim that every line you snort, pill you swallow, or spliff you smoke is a deeply irresponsible act.
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You've got the portmanteau: a word that's made up of bits of two other words that are suitable, like chortle, for when you both chuckle and snort.
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We are well aware by now that there are several incarnations of the president, from the Somewhat Normal Republican Trump (SNORT) to the Nearly Unhinged Trump (NUT).
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After all, he was the title holder with an impressive 8-20143 record in Strikeforce with that one loss coming against Tyron Woodley—nothing to snort at.
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Users are said to inject or snort the drug as casually as they might smoke a cigarette, with little awareness of its addictive qualities or destructive effects.
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But it turned out the drug was also pretty easy to crush, snort, and inject for a high — and Purdue downplayed the risk of patients becoming addicted.
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When I viewed the result through a V.R. headset, I watched them walk straight up to me, snort in my ear and look me straight in the eye.
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Shamelessly silly, these memes are funny mostly for being intentionally lazy, even nonsensical, which makes them good for an eyeroll, snort, and bemused repost to your own page.
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Try if you like: Eastbound and Down After wrapping up Eastbound and Down, Danny McBride is back on HBO to make you snort laughing with another aggressive comedy.
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Clubbers would snort it to ease ecstasy comedowns at a growing number of after-parties and chill-out events dominated by music genres like IDM, dubstep, and psytrance.
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The only surface you could snort coke on, from my surveying of the scene, would have been the wooden lid on the back of the toilet, which: ew.
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This last piece of advice is also important: you can snort and drink everything and do as you please, as long as you can still: One, buy food.
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The bouncer G-Eazy got busted for punching has been revealed, along with the rapper's favorite Benjamin -- as in the $100 bill he used to snort cocaine ... allegedly.
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She laughs louder and bigger than just about anyone I know, to the point where it can go into a snort, which makes her go full-on guffaw.
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"The worst part was that I was in charge of earning my own salary, and also maintenance fees for the museum," he said, with a snort of laughter.
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Like most opioids sold in the US it was easy to snort, until one day it wasn't: Its manufacturers, Endo Pharmaceuticals, rigged it with crush-resistant technology in 2012.
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It's relatively easy to hit a vein, even easier to snort a line—to find bliss, connection, empowerment, life in a world that offers too little of these things.
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Yet here, in the arena for large trucks with big wheels that honk and snort at you for hours, the atmosphere was not merely family friendly but oddly gentle.
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The scene can be raucous — newborn pups squeal, females cry out while giving birth, and floppy-nosed males as big as 2.5 tons snort and fight for mating dominance.
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One of the horses was a russet chestnut color with the in-flight attitude of a spoiled child to match, a snort of indignation for every jolt of turbulence.
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It also has larger breasts than the old model, a change that in a snort-out-loud line is pinned on Alita's own ideas about how she should look.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN HONEY BOO BOO PRETENDS TO SNORT COCAINE ON CAMERANICKI MINAJ TAKES A NEW NAMEJOE BIDEN GETS ENDORSEMENT FROM THE ENEMYESPN WON'T HIDE TRUMP'S KIDS AT UFC FIGHT
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But before it stopped selling the original version, Endo replaced it with a new version of Opana ER with a hard coating that made it harder to crush and snort.
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Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson apparently pretended to snort cocaine on social media on Thursday, over four months after her mother Mama June Shannon was arrested on drug possession charges.
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And they weren't just accusing her of trying weed like a lot of high schoolers, they said she was growing out the nail of her pinky finger to snort cocaine.
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Every last dimple and crease of this stop-motion world feels hand-crafted with care, even when they're in service of dumb jokes that exist solely to make you snort.
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Instead, some local health departments in Indiana have resorted to distributing so-called harm reduction kits that include everything but syringes, such as sterile supplies to cook, snort and smoke narcotics.
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On Tuesday the panel concluded that a different long-acting opioid made by Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd was likely to deter abuse whether addicts sought to swallow, snort or inject it.
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Which is great and all, but clearly one must do more than drink and snort and screw to become one of the most influential figures in the history of electronic music.
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It enabled people to snort multiple grams of the stuff on a daily basis for relatively little cost, especially if you were funding your habit by selling it to other people.
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"So I hear you're afraid of the dark!" the uncle says to Maurice with a snort at their first dinner, which is by candlelight in the great, dark, drafty dining hall.
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"I started smoking weed when I was eleven, and then proceeded to snort, shoot, pop, smoke, drop, and dragon chase my way through my teens and twenties," Flea wrote in TIME.
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On the third snort, when the cleft opens, Enkidu falls into it, but only up to his waist (because he is a giant), and he grasps the bull by the horns.
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"In all my years I have never seen a woman snort a condom....but at a sublime concert I suppose this is expected!!!" the caption on the footage from last year reads.
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" • When completely unable to make a designation, the program would forward the photo in question to Judge Judy, who would snort and declare, "Whatever that is, it ain't gettin' down with me.
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The brasses and woodwinds could snort, snarl, bray and swoon with the best of them, as appropriate, and the percussion section, which drives much of this work, was suitably raucous and disruptive.
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Say "fashion in North Korea" to anyone and you're liable to get a snort in return and a snarky comment about the hair of Kim Jong-un, the 33-year-old leader.
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I have to plug my nose in churches so I don't snort-laugh when earnest men sensually strum guitars and croon about wanting the spirit of the lord to fall upon them.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), a vice chairman of the CPC, went so far as to argue that Clinton would be a more progressive president than Obama (Obama loyalists snort at this suggestion).
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Over time, the money Kyle made from working up to 70 hours a week as a landscaper was swiftly disappearing, buying opioids at $40 per pill and eventually going toward heroin to snort.
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Season 2's blooper reel brought even more silly scenes, including an accidental snort from Noah Schnapp, Winona Ryder stumbling over her words, and Millie accidentally getting hit in the head with papers.
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Mathilde Stomp, a doctoral student at the University of Rennes who led the research, said she set out to understand whether the snort could be used as an measure of the horse's mood.
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Today's puzzle by Jim Peredo is just that: a SNORT-worthy crossword that is Monday-easy on the surface, but that yields wonderful memories of the cheesiest television program ever to be aired.
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People who inject heroin tend to be much more aware of naloxone than those who snort or smoke heroin or take prescription pills, the study team reports in the American Journal of Emergency Medicine.
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The snort-inducing gimmick gives players the chance to purchase "fake" versions of popular games like Enter the Gungeon (known as "Enter the Gun Dungeon" under the bootleg label) for a slightly cheaper price.
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It's also the first of multiple amazing one-liners in this episode, far too numerous to keep track of (but "anal glide" and "it's like reading Hemingway, dear" were both snort laughers for me).
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He said he learned that I am a bit anal about tidiness (cue my mom's snort of disbelief) but that he loved watching me work, which made him realize just how clever I am.
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But try dishing out this cold, hard "science" to a generation that has also embarked on other such pioneering and noble journeys to answer important questions like: What happens when I snort a condom?
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Because I'm an impatient toddler I kept going into the scummy portable toilets to snort it (I know, I know—terrible idea which you absolutely shouldn't do.) Soon, I'd done nearly all of it.
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"I know how to turn on the sex charm," she says, oblivious to the fact that Sex Charm sounds like an FDA-unregulated supplement that Amanda Chantal Bacon would charge $30 to pulverize and snort.
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She is an inbred swamp thing who chain-smokes, doesn't do her nails, tells reporters to 'eat it, snort it, lick it, fuck it' and screams at people who want pictures for their little sisters.
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It's easy to snort over the idea of Mad Queen Daenerys sitting down with a patient, sympathetic professional ear once a week or Euron Greyjoy spending the occasional 60-minute session working through his feelings.
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Creative Artists Agency, which threw a Sundance party in 2013 featuring lingerie-clad women pretending to snort prop cocaine and exotic dancers outfitted with sex toys, has not had an event the past two years.
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The piece, now restored, is 2.2 meters, or a little over 7 feet, wide and a meter high, and depicts a police officer on his hands and knees preparing to snort cocaine, Mr. Ellis said.
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Take a listen:The research comes from scientists at the University of Rennes in France, who noticed that horses tend to snort when they're moved into better living conditions, like large pastures with a lot of food.
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After they call Fiji (Parisa Fitz-Henley) "Sabrina the Middle-Aged Bitch" (sorry, but it made me snort laugh) and do some property damage, they get scared off by Lemuel (Peter Mensah) and leave Aerin behind.
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The panel concluded that addicts could use certain solvents to extract oxycodone and only limited amounts of naltrexone, though they said it would be harder to take the additional steps needed to snort or inject it.
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But recreational users could snort or inject it, bypassing the time-release mechanism, and later research showed that Purdue claimed OxyContin lasted for 2463 hours, but for many people it wore off much quicker than that.
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When she tried to leave, her male manager grabbed and shook her, then shoved her face into a pile of cocaine and forced her to snort the drugs in front of her colleagues, according to Isaac.
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The godmother of Condom Snorting Challenges may well be Amber-Lynn Strong, a YouTuber whose April 2013 video of a big ol' condom snort garnered 2.2 million views and viral coverage from Gawker, Buzzfeed, and more.
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The resolution of the fourth episode, for instance, rankles with its too-pat explanations for why someone like Bob Fosse might not commit suicide, while continuing to smoke and drink and snort their way to death.
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And while cynics can snort at all the movie clichés that somehow found their way into Parton's childhood memories, the net effect no doubt creates the ideal environment to sell advertising for lots of "store-bought" items.
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This came after Endo Pharmaceuticals, the company that makes Opana ER attempted to make the drug less risky by using a coating that was hard to crush — and therefore making it more difficult for addicts to snort.
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Go see the manager, where a never-ending supply of coke and a rolled tenner would await you in his office, the thud of music dulled whilst you snort a line off of the framed hygiene certificate.
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Lisa, who we watched snort her government supplied heroin, first got her prescription in the 1980s, at one of the last surviving Rolleston-era drug clinics, which had been bumping along under the radar since the 1920s.
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The first thing that strikes him is the scene where people snort cocaine off an iPhone, although he doesn't explain why he finds that so remarkable (would it be any less disturbing if they'd used a Samsung?).
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To say nothing of Ms Stillwell's writing or line of argument, the article elicited a snort from your correspondent: the purveyor of this particular piece of criticism was Playboy, which now publishes under the banner "entertainment for all".
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Without deliberately aerosolizing the drug, then, unless you're actually manufacturing the pure stuff or somehow manage to accidentally snort or breathe in a big burst of pure powder, risk from air or skin contact with fentanyl is minimal.
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Emma: If someone sang like this at me in person I'm pretty certain I would bin all my principles, snort a line of ants and punch my best friend just to have a shot at touching their forearm.
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" In comparison, Bee said, "No one was suggesting superficial changes for Trump — like try wearing a suit that actually fits or embrace your baldness proudly or don't snort your way through the debate like Jean-Pierre's prized truffle pig.
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When Julia Ziegler-Haynes went to Amsterdam for our Dinner Bell series, she bee-lined it to Metropolitan chocolate shop to hang out with master chocolatier Kees Raat and, in true Amsterdam fashion, snort some cocoa up her nose.
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Such high living slowly took its toll on Mr. Martínez, who said that he began to snort as much as four grams of cocaine a day — often, he admitted, from a gold spoon dipped into a little gold canister.
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After 21 hours of flight time spent binge-watching Peppa Pig episodes on the iPad, my kid had adopted Peppa Pig's plum British accent, calling me 'Mummy' and finishing her sentences with Peppa's trademark snort ... call it the Peppa effect.
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They spend their days at the festival practicing sun salutations, masturbating with coconut oil, and warning about the health hazards of drinking from plastic water bottles—but will cheerfully snort ketamine off shit-stained portapotties when the feeling strikes them.
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Each calls to mind the kind of sound it indicates, so I feel impelled to enact it, at least in my own head — I think of what a snort sounds like, and language moves from mere representation to lived experience.
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The overnight movies were complemented by the soft buzz of snoring, and the silence between lines was occasionally punctured by the pop of a particularly loud snort, which drew a chuckle from the bleary-eyed souls who were still awake.
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Gork and his fellow cadets may snort "firebolts" and belch "firestreams," but they also pilot sentient spacecraft, wear capes and wield "powerstaffs": souped-up scepter/smartphones packed with gadgets like teleporters and lasers that would make Wile E. Coyote drool.
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The teens sleep in the same bed, work together (at an iHop-esque diner in the middle of a small, hot, and humid Texas town), snort rails of coke on a yard-long glass table, accidentally eat edibles, and mistakenly get arrested.
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Kevin would snort a fat line at 25 PM, and by the time he got back to his desk at a digital marketing agency, he'd spent the last hour "floating weightless atop an undulating green sea" at the park down the road.
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I wasn't pleased about it — after all, the average caffeine pill was the equivalent of a cup of coffee, if that, so we might as well have had Jessie get addicted to earl grey, or breaking into the Max to snort coffee grounds.
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That's what my last employer said, too, until the day my shoulders were giving you-know-who a boost up to the supply-closet heating duct where he'd stashed a gram of you-know-what to snort into his you-know-where.
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Users in the country are said to inject or snort ice as casually as one would smoke a cigarette—and many people in the impoverished country allegedly self-medicate with opiates and stimulants as a solution to the chronic lack of health care.
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Reformed mean girl Kelly Taylor develops an instant dependence on blow when her dad stands her up for their lunch date, even using his consolation check to snort a line in her bathroom (her artist boyfriend, Colin, just left vials around, apparently).
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All the delicious tackiness that came out of corporate America in the 1980s gets rolled up and made snort-able at once in the new collage-based music video for singer songwriter Ernest Greene, better known by his stage name, Washed Out.
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First of all, the FDA says you shouldn't snort powders since doing so could trigger spasms of the vocal cords that make it hard to talk or breathe, tighten the muscles that line the lungs' airways, and bring on asthma or make it worse.
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I remember walking along the road with my stuff to meet the tour manager who was going to drive me over to Oxfordshire to the military base, and I realized I was making a noise that was half a snort and half a scream.
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In Rome on New Year's Eve of 2016, Mr. Broeksmit shared the files with a reporter for the Financial Times, periodically excusing himself to snort 80-milligram hits of OxyContin, and the journalist later connected him with someone willing to pay for the documents.
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According to the report, Kay told the Drug Enforcement Administration that he witnessed Skaggs snort three lines of crushed opioids in Skaggs's hotel room hours before he died, and Kay named five other players he believed had also used opiates as members of the Angels.
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Our reviewer wrote that Loh's ability to upgrade such a book into a "galvanizing treatise on somber topics like public school education, class and midlife consumerism, all the while eliciting at least one snort of laughter per page, is no less than a feat of genius."
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Yet it is hard to see a carve-out for the City from broader controls, just as it is hard to imagine a deal that gives it alone full access to the EU's single market (and bankers snort at any notion that they might pay for the privilege).
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During normal operation, the sub would likely come near the surface to "snort" -- replenish its oxygen, recharge the batteries by using the diesel engines, and send radio signals -- around once every 245 hours, said Peter Layton, a visiting fellow at the Griffith Asia Institute at Griffith University in Australia.
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The big-money, high-stakes jockeying brings to mind a significantly better Showtime series, "Billions," with the main difference here being the late-'80s setting, which informs the boys-will-be-boys atmosphere, where traders brazenly snort cocaine in the office and generally behave in unbridled frat-boy fashion.
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The car-size, kite-shaped fishes filter their plankton food from seawater, but they don't pause, close their mouths and snort clogs from their filters nearly as often as you would expect, according to Misty Paig-Tran, a marine biologist and a professor at California State University, Fullerton.
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Even iPhone 8 Plus users who rely on the telephoto I believe will miss it if they don't go to the XS. But, man, Smart HDR is where it's at I'm going to say something now that is surely going to cause some Apple followers to snort, but it's true.
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You might smirk at scenes of the former Sansa Stark smiting unworthy men, or snort at the increasingly leaden dialogue spouted by Professor X. By the time the fire alarm went off in my theater, deep into the final battle, it was too late for them to ruin much of anything.
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You spend all weekend in a constant state of losing your friends due to lack of cell service, miss half the acts you meticulously planned for, and then accidentally snort a line of ketamine that you thought was cocaine in a strange dreadlocked white man's tent lined with dry mud inside.
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Endo even unsuccessfully sued the US Food and Drug Administration that year to prevent the approval of any generic version of its drug, called Opana ER. The drugmaker argued that given a chance, drug abusers would crush and snort the generic pills, just as they had with the brand-name drug.
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From a crew comfort point of view the sub would very likely travel submerged around 50 meters (165 feet) below the surface, Layton says, only coming near the surface to "snort" -- replenish its oxygen, recharge the batteries by using the diesel engines, and send radio signals -- around once every 300 hours.
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Characters snort cocaine in dance clubs; have meaningless sex; order silly-sounding, elaborately named fusion dishes at overpriced restaurants; and recite designer clothing labels (in the facile, amusing number "You Are What You Wear") as if they were holy mantras, and make fun of those who are less of-the-minute than they are.
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"Welcome to the wide world of snort," Pusha T proudly proclaims over the ridiculous new Baauer single "Kung Fu." Debuting on Apple Radio, the song also features fellow drug enthusiast Future, as the two rappers combine efforts over the worm-y instrumentals and drop some of the most insane verses about whipping coke we've heard yet.
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If religious communities accept "progressive" values — or even the existence of gay Muslims, feminist Muslims, people marrying outside their faith — the consequences, they imagine, will be that their sons will abandon the religion, engage in a threesome, and snort cocaine off a bar table on which Muslim women, with lower back tattoos, are dancing in stiletto heels.
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But even though the sexhaustingly dull big-screen adaptation of E.L. James' best-selling book series was *meh'*d by critics—and despite the fact that costars Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan looked as though they'd rather snort live yellow-jackets than work together again—the movie made more than half a billion dollars worldwide, meaning a sequel was bound to come.
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McGregor is at his best, as a rule, when he is allowed to keep his own Scottish accent, and he gives one of his most likeable and natural performances as Perry, a decent man who will nonetheless snort a line of cocaine if it's offered, and who may be tempted by any other pleasures of the flesh which come his way.
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Mad Dog 1003 Bath Salts In 2012, beauty writer/party girl Cat Marnell snorted a line of jasmine-scented bath salts (like, the beauty product) in the xoJane offices: "I'm about to snort a line of bath salts, following the trend of bath salt-snorting worldwide," she said, unscrewing the lid on a nice little container of Napoleon Perdis salts.
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"Oh Bejeweled Realm" satirizes the pretensions of both Iran's Westernizing regime and its middle-class intellectuals: Tomorrow I can, In the backroom of Khachick's shop, Snort a few grams of some of the purest stuff, Swill a few glasses of mixed-up Pepsi-Cola, Give out a few oh Gods, and Hallelujahs, haw-haws, aha-aha-aha, And formally join the ranks of high-minded thinkers and an asinine Enlightenment.
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They culminate in the mother of all benders at an apartment in an anonymous Los Angeles neighborhood, the room "spinning slowly into a horny, mellow, gooshy lull," as Mateo and three confederates inhale or snort or else couple up on a futon, and a porn film with a pounding techno soundtrack plays on the TV. Desperately intense, it is the kind of scene that requires putting a book down for a moment to take a breather.
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Contrast all that with what writer Jia Tolentino describes as the salad chain Sweetgreen's "marvel of optimization": [A] line of 40 people—a texting, shuffling, eyes-down snake—can be processed in 10 minutes, as customer after customer orders a kale caesar with chicken without even looking at the other, darker-skinned, hairnet-wearing line of people who are busy adding chicken to kale caesars as if it were their purpose in life to do so and their customers' purpose in life to send emails for 16 hours a day with a brief break to snort down a bowl of nutrients that ward off the unhealthfulness of urban professional living.
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