Or that the reason your art teacher acts like he's spaced out all the time is because he is spaced out all the time.
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It's like 24 different doses all kind of spaced out.
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Each step is currently spaced out by a few weeks.
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Chairs were spaced out to make the crowd look bigger.
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Listen and watch the trippy, spaced out music video below.
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I spent the whole time in Leith completely spaced out.
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But even on Dumbness, "Cherry" sounds exceptionally dark and spaced out.
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Rocky makes spaced-out chillout rap, an ideal counterpart to vaping.
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"What baffles me is how evenly spaced out they were," she said.
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A spaced-out Britney Spears appears to disassociate during a TV interview.
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The dual spaced out space keys might also be an acquired taste.
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They have been to around a dozen, usually spaced out months apart.
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The decline in sex wasn't spaced out evenly by age or gender, though.
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There are nine Casper Nooks total, spaced out inside a dimly lit room.
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USB ports are spaced out evenly around the outside of a power unit.
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That put three nicely spaced out projects all on top of each other.
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Indeed, "Evil Nigger" runs the story in reverse, ending in spaced-out atonality.
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Otherwise, the keys have a nice amount of travel and are well-spaced out.
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Neat green grass, nautically-themed cabins, morning sun, and mobs of spaced-out revellers.
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Samuel Adams's "for jenny" spaced out tiny gossamer notes over a delicate electronic track.
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While my girlfriends laughed about looking at condoms in the drugstore, I spaced out.
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They'll be spaced out one game per week on Friday night, starting this week.
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He spaced out his trips, but admits it was a pretty ad-hoc approach.
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The others flank this central motor, with two spaced out on either side of it.
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I love all of the futuristic, crystalline, spaced-out sounds that Prince gets into music.
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Favorite Ace solo: "Parasite" I've always loved Ace and…you know, his spaced-out swagger.
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This is not a spaced-out, Candy Crush-like game, mind you — it demands brainpower.
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First, I spaced out the "letter dots" so that no two dots were orthogonally adjacent.
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For example, at 18A, the answer to the clue "Spaced out" is IN LALA LAND.
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Fortunately for the small agency, deadlines for each of their clients were well spaced out.
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They were followed by three more volleys, spaced out by more than 15 minutes each.
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When he goes for it, he projects a spaced-out air that's a little cult-leaderish.
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He issued a handful of additional tweets, spaced out with hours in between, building up interest.
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He often spaced out and lost himself in elaborate fantasies starring himself and a cute boy.
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He was determined as the most spaced out, having the steadiest heart rate of the candidates left.
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You might seem a bit spaced-out or vacant, but trust me, we've seen a lot worse.
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Look at the frequency of repairs: If they're well spaced out, it's likely a well-maintained car.
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Unlike vision, where objects are spaced out, auditory information overlaps and mixes when it hits our ears.
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She emerges a scene later with puffy bruised eyes, looking weak and spaced out, her voice wobbling.
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Groups that are granted permits will be spaced out to try to prevent mixing, Mr. Geldart said.
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After that, the remaining five installments will be spaced out on TV, airing one episode per week.
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Much of his output since has been in that last mode, all grins and spaced-out beats.
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I was so taken aback by the ride that I spaced out and forgot to check his time.
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It's essentially a subversive Riot Grrl manifesto against misogynist boors disguised within the spaced-out keys of techno.
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I spaced out my meals a lot better today, so I'm not hungry for a late night dinner.
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The effort combines early music with droning, spaced-out doom, and the end result is surprisingly, wondrously addictive.
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The dishes were spaced out fine, and the hosts did not try to rush us as we talked.
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Any Stories from the hashtag accounts you choose to follow will also be spaced out in your Stories tray.
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The plants are healthy, the trees are old, and their trunks are nicely spaced out on the forest floor.
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On mobile, they're more spaced out, and it's easier to see who's loving, liking, and wow-ing a comment.
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"They say you shouldn't work with moldavite too much because it will leave you too spaced out," she said.
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I decided I would create six full color interior illustrations that had to be evenly spaced out throughout the book.
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The app icons were too spaced out and holding the tablet, in one or both hands, looked and felt ridiculous.
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It sounds like a contradiction in terms: You think ADHD and you think of a spaced-out, scattered kid, right?
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And New York critics were sniffy about the spaced-out, cars-and-surfboards culture that they believed underpinned Californian art.
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She rubbed her eyes, flabbergasted, that was the third time this month she had spaced out staring at the sun.
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The feature redesigns the page so that it is cleaner and more widely spaced out, all on a black background.
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Related: Crack Open an Ice Cold Animation of Charles Bukowski's Ode to Beer Ever Spaced Out While (Not) Doing Homework?
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Lawmakers debating the legislation sat spaced out in the House of Commons chamber, in accordance with guidance on social distancing.
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Also, she might give you guidance on what to prioritize and what deadlines can be spaced out a bit more.
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The rivals bumped elbows at the start instead of shaking hands and stood at lecterns spaced out farther than usual.
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But another part of the torture is waiting for new episodes; the seasons tend to be rather widely spaced out.
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The rings are six feet to 115 feet wide and are regularly spaced out in a hexagon or honeycomb pattern.
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There's times when I have headaches, there's times I have memory loss and sometimes you kind of feel spaced out.
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To achieve those goals, the Maxwell is designed to use 14 motors spaced out along the front of the plane's wings.
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Roll the mixture into 3/4-inch balls and place 4 on each baking sheet, well spaced out (these suckers GROW).
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Norwegian quartet Krakow's latest record, amaran, already had a plenty of spaced-out prog to match up with its stoner riffs.
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In 22009, Stones Throw released "The Unseen," Madlib's jazzy, spaced-out, and on-point evocation of his alter ego's inner life.
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It's a mini-showcase of house music in its many forms, from acid-tinged lo-fi to spaced-out synth work.
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" He sent it to us in caps all spaced out and was like, "Dude, all these stupid hipster bands are doing this.
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You could look down a little valley [where I camped], and you could probably see ten grizzlies spaced out eating huckleberries peacefully.
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I sit up and feel utterly spaced out — like I'm both stoned and have just been woken up after a long sleep.
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Instead, they typically make calls from roughly spaced out nearby locations, taking care not to call too often from the same spot.
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In 2014 he was selected for Tokyo's Red Bull Music Academy, where organisers hailed him as "a master of spaced-out disco".
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The updated design is more readable, as articles are spaced out and placed in cards, similar to the main Google News product.
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In a corner is a brief bar, with bottles of Bacardi and Grey Goose spaced out on tiers like an angel chorus.
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P-Funk's marriage of spaced-out psychedelia and aggressive, purring funk music came to seem like a life style, a world view.
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For everyone else, the small protective effect on the heart was evident only if the drinks were spaced out during the week.
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The sessions were held weekly at first and were then spaced out so that they were monthly in the last six months.
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He was among the last remaining competitors and had the steadiest heart rate of them all, making him the most spaced-out.
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I did feel relaxed and kind of spaced out, even though it sounded like Darth Vader was wheezing directly in my ear.
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That's likely why Apple spaced out the release dates of the two phones this fall instead of letting customers decide between them immediately.
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Once you've sent them, the batch of photos will appear together in the conversation, not spaced out as they did in previous versions.
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Sheila E says Prince would've wanted his fans to hear unreleased tracks that have recently surfaced ... but the singles should be spaced out.
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The font is well-spaced out, and it's satisfying to see the type spread out across the page as you jot down notes.
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If you're ambitiously attending more than one Thanksgiving event, it's important to make sure your appearances are adequately spaced out throughout the day.
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On Strange Creatures they're more prone to flattening the reverby, more spaced-out vocals of Undertow, kicking the urgency back into their work.
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Yachty rapped or sang in a playful, spaced-out falsetto; he was dark-skinned, with hair that was dyed red, braided, and beaded.
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Thailand was ruled by a succession of military strongmen throughout the 1960s and '70s, spaced out by short-lived attempts at elected government.
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She spent the San Francisco year pushing a one-year-old in a stroller around spaced-out hippies and up the steep hills.
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It was knock-out stuff where you would get really spaced out with the greatest wackos in New York City, ha, ha, ha!
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Pennywise appeared just four times in the March teaser, and those visuals are spaced out, keeping you watching for the clown's next turn.
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And they have been spaced out with extreme specificity based on the sounds they're up against, and the power of each person's voice.
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He'll be locked in his house, watching the door and the windows, protecting his property from the perceived threat of spaced-out invaders.
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To remove a single tattoo, it can take up to 12 sessions spaced out over the course of two years for optimal results.
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" Gloom , the band's 2016 debut EP, sounded spaced out without sacrificing its paranoia—they closed it with a cover of Fugazi's "I'm So Tired.
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Each layer is physically spaced out, giving the piece the depth of an assemblage box, composed of religious imagery, anatomy diagrams, and vernacular photography.
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But those initiatives will be spaced out, with a six to 12 month gap between major changes to allow traders to adjust, Loh said.
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"Maybe having film releases spaced out a little more will give authors and artists some creative breathing room," wrote Darth Nobunaga on the starwarsnet.
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Consequently these tracks beamed from and too introverts are a little more spaced out and a little more surreal than your average techno track.
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Text alignment can also be adjusted for a "ragged" right side, meaning the text is spaced out to keep the margins nice and tidy.
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The external sensor system on the original Rift required three spaced-out sensors in order to fully capture the total range of body motion.
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For a dozen two-hour sessions spaced out over five days, more than a thousand people crowd into an auditorium, sit reasonably still, and listen.
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You don't know how many people are actually going see your post or how spaced out they'll be from your other posts in the feed.
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Then you just need to make 10 purchases — spaced out by at least five minutes each — and you'll get a code to redeem your Chromecast.
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"It's evident that we don't have Bri in the paint, so it's spaced out a little bit more," said Ogunbowale, who made four 3-pointers.
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They rise up, respectfully spaced out, on nearly every patch of ground for miles, up and down hills, under trees, unfurling everywhere for 478 acres.
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Though the keys are 10 percent larger than those on the KEYone, the rows aren't as spaced out as they are on the newer Key 22.
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For example, the hub makes your bike front-heavy, which means slower response times when you're swerving to avoid a car door or spaced-out pedestrian.
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From the freaky, spaced out guitar riffs at the beginning of "Rogue Island," you know you're about to embark on a very layered, thought-out song.
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The hydration mask-rocking mom pretends their "spaced out" looks are totally normal, although Catherine — and everyone else — knows what Dev and Denise were up to.
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The first track from the record—"SP"—premiering below, encapsulates the sound perfectly, its riff a nod to Deftones, the vocals dreamier and more spaced out.
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WATCH: Spaced Out—Saving the Last Great Telescope There are also more, shall we say, exotic theories about what these stations could be used for, correct?
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"I have the ability as governor to enforce this," he told reporters who, in accordance with social distancing guidelines, were spaced out in a briefing room.
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Considering the track snippets posted to the label's SoundCloud, its contents seem elegantly subdued and spaced-out, working through a minimalistic and lightly muted sound palate.
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Of the two, "Wrecked" is noticeably weaker, mostly because it spends so much time on scenes of a spaced-out Willow in a magic crack house.
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Candidates are interviewed, but the conversations are spaced out and emphasis is on tasks that show how well they help co-workers and take leadership roles.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services says that pregnancies should ideally be spaced out 12 months apart to give your body full time to recover.
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I'm leaving the room completely spaced out when a disheveled, middle-aged woman appears from a door and whispers for me to come through her secret passage.
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The concept of "dissolving margins" is described with painful clarity in Ferrante's works as a version of spaced-out dissociation that comes from coping with intense trauma.
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But the film, as if wary of seeming too spaced-out, devotes more time than necessary to its contemporary frame and not enough to the original story.
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The droplets of notes and meticulously spaced-out clusters that make up this hourlong work for solo piano range from the very quiet to the barely audible.
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"I'd like to see them spaced out the way tennis does it," McIlroy told the BBC on the eve of the European Masters in the Swiss Alps.
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Why it's good: Spaced Out marries eerie abstract imagery, like scenes that evoke floating down a giant sci-fi cathedral, with a unique kind of VR system.
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The only problem, as YouTuber Tom Scott explains in the video above, is that the grooves weren't spaced out properly — so the road sounds badly out of tune.
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Five of us [Eddie, Carlos, Benny, Ashley, Adashi] were just hanging out, kinda spaced out one day, when this local drunk stumbled in, beyond belligerent, expecting a party.
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Or maybe the show actually would have benefitted from having another whole season, which would have spaced out the fan service-moments and given them room to breathe.
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Cash that has accumulated in your retirement accounts is ripe for putting back in the mix, either all at once or spaced out over a period of time.
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With Stranger Things becoming one of the summer's most talked about TV shows, Deadmau5 recently did a spaced-out rework of its theme song in his home studio.
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He wanted to stay grounded, and not to sell out, and he explored this desire by making dark, adventurous music steeped in seventies funk and spaced-out jazz.
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Dramatically lit works by the likes of Giorgio de Chirico, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Alighiero Boetti, and Alberto Burri are spaced out amid projections of historic documentaries about those artists.
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Related: Pixar-esque Short Shows How Society Saps Your Creativity Dude, Wes Anderson's New Movie Is Coming Out on 4/20 Ever Spaced Out While (Not) Doing Homework?
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The pills eventually kicked in when we got back to our hostel a few hours later—no euphoria, we just couldn't sleep and felt kind of spaced out.
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A.'s power forward—particularly if Doc Rivers finally staggers his rotation so that Griffin gets to play some small-ball five with a spaced-out second unit?
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If I'm spaced out and not making sense, or if I ask you to grab me a juice box, I probably need it in the next 22009 minutes.
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It seems normal, except they're all doing it at the exact same time, using the exact same rhythm, and they've all got spaced-out, vacant expressions on their faces.
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The newest Guardian of the Galaxy is one spaced-out alien indeed, a social neophyte who wields the soft power of empathy, feeling and manipulating others' emotions through touch.
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Because in that room we had been listening to (makes electronic noises) all f—ing night, and everything was so loud and spaced out, it was like a rave.
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Check out the spaced-out trick shot video -- featuring cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov and Oleg Artemyev doing sideflips, backflips and upside down acrobatics while trying to score on each other.
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Or "This Cities Undone," from Moonlandingz's debut album Interplanetary Class Classics (2017), in which Ono cries "Wake up!" and "Get on with it!" throughout a spaced-out sonic ride.
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In other places, the barrier is nothing more than short, metal poles spaced out to keep vehicles from driving through, or low, wooden fences that run alongside pedestrian paths.
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MDRNTY002 will be released in January, and features two spaced-out tracks, "Fiva 1" and "Fiva 2," which find the producer serving up a trademark dose of woozy minimalism.
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To boot, it's got a brief, spaced-out cameo by Slow Hollows' frontman Austin Feinstein, culminating in an extra, unheard portion of the song that delves into Mac DeMarco territory.
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Side missions are plentiful, as you might expect, but also feel rich and not strictly paint by numbers, whether because of how they're spaced out or because of minor changes.
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The treatments are spaced out over time in order to allow the brain to improve on its own, said Harch, who is also a co-owner of Harch Hyperbarics Inc.
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For example, 17A's "Annual event displaying agricultural products" is STATE FAIR, with FAIR being a baseball call, and 3D's "In a daze" is SPACED OUT, with OUT being the CALL.
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His lyrics often describe events that defy physics and echo the cosmic musings of '60s psychedelic rock, which leads people "to label Vile a spaced-out stoner," as Pitchfork wrote.
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"In a perfect world, we had three projects that were very nicely spaced out that were going to keep our company busy for the next few years," Mr. Ross said.
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The restaurant is also pretty quiet on the weekends during the day and so we find that we are not disturbing anyone because the restaurant is spaced out very well.
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The selection is limited and ambitious, and spaced out enough to encourage serious consideration of Marine Serre face masks, or Margiela Tabi shoes, or a patchwork argyle Molly Goddard sweater.
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Before and after things get bloody, spaced-out carousel melodies float through the air, the sunshine turns psychotropic and a funeral trumpet blows a requiem for the enchanted time of childhood.
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It sounds too simple to work, but we found that that grayscaling makes your phone too boring to get spaced-out on for more than a few minutes at a time.
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Under the current system, which in some cases includes cloth-covered cables, trains have to be spaced out a safe distance apart because the signals cannot pinpoint exactly where trains are.
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Dungen's companion piece is a stunning odyssey of spaced-out rock instrumentals, kinetic bebop grooves and heavy guitar jams that would not sound out of place on a Pink Floyd album.
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But January's trespassers were different: They painted numbers on trees spaced out in precise intervals of 60 hectares (148 acres), a sign they were staking out plots for sale to future settlers.
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"With this, I tried to bring that back as a souvenir from that trip and share that feeling of there not being a floor, and feeling that spaced-out feeling," Shannon says.
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Despite sharing a title with one of the songs David Brent sang in The Office, this ethereal beauty by Balearic legend Chris De Burgh is pure 5AM, spaced out, bean-bag recovery.
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Although Dontnod has previously released Life is Strange and Life is Strange 2 in episodes spaced out over several months, all three episodes of Tell Me Why will be available at once.
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There's no opportunity to set dozens of different alarms at different intervals (including the six you use to wake up, spaced out ten minutes apart, to get the maximum snooze time without oversleeping).
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For the most part, events seem spaced out every couple of days or so, but this is still a lot of VR content for headset owners coming from the service's first few partners.
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There are wooden planks spaced out about every 10 feet for hikers to rest and get their footing on the busy trail, which photos and videos show is frequently crowded during the summer.
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"Now we need to lengthen sourcing and production timelines by a few months in order to produce additional pieces to all come out at the same time, rather than spaced out," she said.
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The internet was ravenous for the return of her sound — spectral, spaced-out R&B that's quirky and sexy without being hypersexualized — but also for her visibility as a self-proclaimed black weirdo.
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Ladies and gentlemen, it is our utterly spaced-out pleasure to present not one, not two, but all eight full-rez character posters from Valerian, a moment which signals a couple of key things.
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However, Italian prosecutors Calogero Ferrara and Claudio Camilleri have insisted during proceedings, spaced out over three years, that the right man had been caught, thanks partly to the help of Britain's National Crime Agency.
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The text can also be "ragged right" aligned, similar to what you find in a standard book, where the right margin isn't uniform, so the text doesn't have to be spaced out to compensate.
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"Watching 'The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai' from beginning to end is like coming into the middle chapters of some hilariously overplotted, spaced-out 1930s adventure serial," Vincent Canby wrote in The New York Times.
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"I'm going to flunk out of school if I can't perform well, I couldn't even study at 6pm two days ago for a test because I suddenly spaced out and fell asleep," they wrote.
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If Zimmer could play his Dark Knight soundtrack for a crowd of spaced-out youths and come away as one of the year's highlights, Danny Elfman should be able to do the same easily.
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However, Italian prosecutors Calogero Ferrara and Claudio Camilleri insisted during proceedings, which were spaced out over three years, that the right man had been caught, thanks partly to the help of Britain's National Crime Agency.
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But it stopped short of closing cafes, bars and restaurants, as some European states have done, citing the potential impact on workers and small businesses and saying owners should instead ensure customers well spaced out.
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In Britain, LSD use has jumped to levels among young people not seen since 2000, and the use of ketamine, the hallucinogenic anesthetic famous for spaced-out K-holes, has tripled in the last three years.
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Both are streaming over at Pacific Beach Vinyl's webstore; Four Tet's adds some spaced-out, cosmic flavor to the piano jab-and-apreggiation combo, while Thomas tightens things up and emphasizes the syncopation of the groove.
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In the middle of the 27-track, 100-minute project—right after the atonal boom-bap funk of "Free Life"—is "Young Niggaz," a spaced-out club track built on squelchy synths and a straightforward Based God delivery.
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But the adults, like the ambulances, are always a stone's throw away, there if necessary—Lake Havasu City also acts as a tourist destination for middle-aged water sports enthusiasts, who share the space with spaced-out youths.
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Harrington had his breakthrough in 2013 when he teamed up with fellow forward-thinking electronic innovator Nicolas Jaar, for their acclaimed album Psychic as Darkside, blending jazzy motifs and instrumentation with a spaced-out and downtempo electronic backdrop.
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In 9th grade I met a guy named Michel White (at the time he went by Mike Marz now known as Darth Olympian), we realized we made spaced out music and I joined his production team OSP (OuterSpaceProductions).
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"It's a really fine balance - for a long time we could only get the nanoparticles to clump together when they assembled, rather than being accurately spaced out," said Joshua Edel, a professor of chemistry at Imperial College London.
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"The first and the best answer is that Transport for London should have the Tube running in full so that people traveling on the Tube are spaced out and can be further apart," he told a news conference.
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A 2017 study published in the peer-reviewed journal First Monday found that while participants who binge-watched a show remembered it well right after watching, they forgot details more quickly than those who spaced out their viewing.
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The record's first two singles, "Señora Borealis" and "Fantasy Boys," are prime examples: the former is a slinky call-and-response between gritty guitars and Lindsey's heavily reverbed vocals; the latter is ethereal, laced with spaced out layered harmonies.
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We drove past spaced-out, low-slung houses and boarded-up businesses — shuttered restaurants, a decrepit gas station — as Iles, an African-American retired lunchroom worker and community activist, guided me toward the muddy banks of the Red River.
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After creating entertaining and edgy—not in the buzzword sense, but in the tense-and-unstable sense—movies at a breakneck pace in the 1980's, Stone eased into more spaced out and frankly bloated movies in the '90's.
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They also receive up to $120 in dining credits each year, spaced out as $10 per month when using their card to pay for purchases with Grubhub, Seamless, The Cheesecake Factory, Ruth's Chris Steak House, Boxed, and participating Shake Shack locations.
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So you can at least keep your apps and windows well spaced out across multiple desktops—switching to the necessary—and more cluttered ones—with a click of the Task View icon just to the right of the taskbar search box.
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Moving through the show, the empathetic quality of Strand's photographs, especially his portraits, becomes prominent: pictures are sufficiently spaced out so that visitors can spend time in front of them, engaging with the subjects as though they were acquaintances, or friends.
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Paired with her hazy, almost spaced-out vocal, that rat-a-tatting jungle beat and a smooth breakdown that takes the song on another direction about halfway through, the "There Was a Time" visuals read as less sincere and more carefree.
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I say that because it's a dirt race and no other country has a racing schedule like our racing schedule to prepare a horse for the Kentucky Derby with races increasing in distance, spaced out properly, and all on dirt.
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You spend a lot of time, when you're making club music just trying to transport yourself on to the dancefloor, whereas when you're writing that spaced-out, melodic music you allow yourself to drift off and go with the mood.
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As the design critic Alastair Gordon observed in his book "Spaced Out: Radical Environments of the Psychedelic Sixties," not only did the trippy shimmer of the bubble delight the hippies, its transparency and unpredictable movement seemed at once stimulating and human.
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You're in a very dreamy, spaced out, sleepy mood today, Leo, but do your best to be on point at work or in any situation dealing with the public—very lucky vibes around popularity, fame, and success are coming your way!
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A choir, a tap dancer in garish attire, flamenco dancers, male models wearing jean onesies, and some curious characters in white rabbit costumes are all moving around on the makeshift stage, to music that's slow but rhythmic, often spaced out by cymbals.
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A surrealist, spaced-out synthpop single that tells the story of a fantastical dream about sailing to China in search of unrequited love, the song has climbed to No. 11 on Spotify's Viral 50 charts after being featured in over 750,000 TikTok videos.
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As the Chicago transplant tells THUMP over email, a chance encounter on Soundcloud with the spaced-out, pluck-happy "Ombré" by Eddie Ness—who's part of Hamburg's Lehult crew—inspired him to make and send Ness a remix centered on that mesmerizing sound.
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An earlier group of studies from that same lab at Hopkins, with Roland Griffiths as lead author, found that a few hours of preparation spaced out over two months, followed by a single day-long session, can produce truly profound psychological experiences.
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Among its cluster of spaced-out instrumentals is "Abyss," the lone vocal-led track featuring Norwegian vocalist/producer Ida Dillan, whose syrupy vocals, atop a bare sonic palette of crystalline layer of hi-hats and looming, ethereal synths, seem to slow down time.
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It's part of why I'm so taken with the Paris-based Venezuelan band Insólito UniVerso—even when they play slower spaced out numbers there's this sense of joy that runs in the DNA of their music, something rapturous even in the sadness.
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While some dance fans in the post-EDM era lack complete understanding of dubstep, others have found ways to latch on to some of the core components of the genre—adding their own unique flair to the genre's austere, spaced-out sound.
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I spaced out all weekend thinking about it, and you could maybe join me today to do so yourself — soon, when everything grows quiet because the people around you are out getting their ramens or standing in line at the post office.
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I wondered if the headliner hadn't gone on yet—until we turned a corner, and I spotted Richie Hawtin leaning over the decks, playing spaced-out minimal techno while haloed by the phosphorescent glow of a dozen giant video screens behind him on stage.
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This period was not helpful in relieving my mother of her fear that vaccines are damaging when not spaced out—a straw-man argument widely repeated among conservatives—but her distrust of the system did not override her desire for me to go to college.
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In November, the 18-year-old model got the word "CLARITY" etched below her ear on the left side of her neck in small, spaced out letters (above) and the initials MBR for her brother Miles Brockman Richie on the inside of her thumb.
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A two-page spread at the beginning of the book collects a series of clichéd images concerning ads for antidepressants: a woman staring at the table while, behind her, a potted plant has wilted, a woman looking spaced out while children are happily playing outside.
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That shows not just on "Kingsday" but throughout Matterhorn: songs like the previously released closer "Seance" simmer with a drone-like intensity and the spaced-out unreleased track "Bronze Behavior" takes it time to unfold but is no less rewarding than the album's most frenetic cuts.
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Nilay and Dieter bring back science reporter Loren Grush to take on this week's news in science and tech; discussing Facebook's F8 developer conference, SpaceX, and Telsa's Model S. Racked senior reporter Nicola Fumo engineers the hype matrix once again for this spaced out episode of Vergecast.
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They love to travel, due to their sense of adventure and love of escapism, so a spaced-out Pisces may pack a purse with loose, smelly nugs scattered all over the bottom en route to a country where the penalty for drug possession is literally death.
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The lethal dose is not quite as easy to procure as a course of antibiotics: the law requires patients to make a written request (verified by two witnesses and approved by two doctors) and to orally request the drugs twice, spaced out by at least 15 days.
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And buffering this song on every side, and from within, is Lil Uzi Vert, whose spaced-out sing-raps are so ethereal they serve as a rejoinder to Ms. Azalea's heavy-effort off-kilter raps, even as they're being appropriated and used as a protective shield.
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And yet, all that above stuff was spaced out across the broadcast, which ran for north of 150 minutes, meaning that there was a lot of time to meander between all that stuff with lots of talking from, like, Rita Ora and Bebe Rexha, and a Panic!
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Like sheltering under a bed during a thunderstorm as a kid, finding respite in some quiet corner, their slow, spaced-out songs remain an open invite to dock the escape pod of one's mind and, if just a little while, take off somewhere far beyond the noise.
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The bleepy and raw, Sheffield-meets-Chicago flavors of "Cosmos" kick things off, "Ether" comes on like throwing pingers into Tim Peake's washbag, and the whole thing's rounded off with the sadlad italo-house of "Quelle" and by the end of it, you'll be a sweaty, spaced out wreck.
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In 21960, a ship named Zond 21 transported the first Earth lifeforms (a couple of tortoises plus worms, flies, seeds, and bacteria) around the moon and back safely — a mission that not only beat NASA but also managed to sound freakier than any spaced-out David Bowie song.
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I do get quite a kick out of delivering an amazing experience to someone, so I would say I'm addicted to the feeling I get when I can see someone is completely spaced out and floating so high on endorphins that they can barely string a few words together.
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Tied together with syrupy, garage riffs and slow, spaced out drums, each song on Spinnerette sounds a bit like the next, making the whole thing a weirdly concise sonic object—something you'd play from beginning to end, maybe without really paying attention, but being absorbed by it anyway.
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She instead advocates for a delayed vaccination schedule where each one is spaced out over time, however scientific studies have refuted this claim and said that it will only "increase the time during which children are susceptible to vaccine-preventable diseases," said one 2008 study in the journal Pediatrics.
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The spaced-out grayscale works can seem merely grim, but listen closely and you'll find more complicated sentiments—conflicted kiss-offs, paeans to the grandeur of the world, and in the case of the record's title track a summation of both the comfort and anxiety that comes in a long-term relationship.
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For this reason, THUMP reached out to a just a few of the producers and composers influenced and impacted by Bowie's life and work—including Tiga, ex-Emeralds member Steve Hauschildt, spaced-out experimentalist Maria Minerva, and more—to pay tribute to a man whose singular vision sparked several generations of auteurs and iconoclasts.
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These range from Alice Könitz's obsidian lenses and Channing Hansen's knit works that depict magnetic fields, to live performances by spaced-out experimental rocker Sun Araw, keyboardist Money Mark, and others, paired with viewing sessions through the observatory's famous 60-inch and 100-inch telescopes — the latter of which was the world's largest from 1917 to 1949.
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"In my experience, and the experience of anyone I ever worked with at TJ's, the customers who bagged were ALWAYS vastly more appreciated, regardless of skill, than those who stood there, watched their items pile up, spaced out, and passed the time delay on to the other patrons in line," Natalie Mullin, a former Trader Joe's crew member, said on Quora.
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During my evening routine of watching another compelling episode of Hollyoaks, the TV suddenly launched into a slow-motion, strobe-lit fantasy—flashes of hot bodies in neon lingerie dry humped their way across the screen as spaced-out, pill-glazed eyes urged me to join them in what looked like the house party to end all house parties, all set to the delirious beat of Gossip's "Standing in the Way of Control".
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The post explains, in what I can only read in a spaced out, "C'mon, man, we're just here for the good vibes" tone of voice:A band of hooligans raided our camp, stole from us, pulled and sliced all of our electrical lines leaving us with no refrigeration and wasting our food and, glued our trailer doors shut, vandalized most of our camping infrastructure, dumped 200 gallons of potable water flooding our camp.
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During my evening routine of watching another compelling episode of Hollyoaks, the TV suddenly launched into a slow-motion, strobe-lit fantasy—flashes of hot bodies in neon lingerie dry humped their way across the screen as spaced-out, pill-glazed eyes urged me to join them in what looked like the house party to end all house parties, all set to the delirious beat of Gossip's "Standing in the Way of Control".
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" Currently co-starring opposite Kumail Nanjiani and Dave Bautista in the action-buddy comedy film "Stuber," Sorvino's been at work reminding audiences of her comedy chops, including a recent recurring stint on "Modern Family" as the spaced-out influencer/mogul behind a Goop-like lifestyle brand.. "That was just a jumping off point," she says of the sitcom stint, which wasn't as directly parodying Goop guru Gwyneth Paltrow as many imagined -- she found inspiration in Paltrow's own funny send-ups of herself and took it "one hundred steps further...I really wanted to make her different.
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A baby can receive the same dosage as an adult, she learned, because vaccines don't operate by reaching a certain level in your bloodstream, but by training your T and B immune cells to fight infection as they naturally travel around; our immune systems don't care whether we get vaccines spaced out or in succession, since they're always busy anyway; there are different kinds of mercury and not all of them make you sick; and while the required timeframe for compensation varies by condition, studies across the board still show autism rates to be equal among children who receive vaccinations and children who don't.
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