Set the pack to "twinkle" and you'll really spark up a conversation.
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Keep your loved ones cozy while they spark up with a nice fluffy blanket.
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In our kid-free days, we could spark up in the living room impulsively.
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Need a longer lighter to spark up the grill or a heavily-burned candle?
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The biggest gainers were Air New Zealand up 1.9 percent and Spark up 1.5 percent.
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But whatever do you, don't try and spark up a chat about the music itself.
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So information that could spark up any form of sectarian crisis, the government really frowns at it.
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Anything to spark up a conversation makes for a great addition to the office or the living room.
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In the world of the novel, violence, humiliation and indignity might spark up from anywhere at any time.
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So next time you're ready to spark up socially, choose your smoking partners with Drake in mind: no new friends.
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"You'll just run into people and spark up conversations immediately," he said while playing the game in Golden Gate Park.
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Donald Trump's inauguration parade may encounter some secondhand weed smoke since more than 4,000 joints will spark up at once just a few miles away.
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Spark up, lean back, and watch one of the most pioneering actresses of her generation dress up in a snail costume and simulate gastropod sex.
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So spark up a joint (if that's your thing) and catch up on the trippiest show on TV this summer, while we await Legion season three.
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"This would result in police being called and with them informed of the context it would spark up a powder keg of legal issues," they said.
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But gravitational wave astronomers have hopes of finding other types of collisions, involving dense balls of matter called neutron stars, that will spark up the night aplenty.
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A pre-rolled joint, which you can buy at a dispensary, takes all the hassle out of the process and gives your parents something that's ready to spark up.
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At just two years shy of becoming a centenarian, Grandma Gladys still knows how to party, and her loving granddaughter is by her side to spark up the fun.
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When it comes time to spark up (or however you get your weed), remember that you're trying to treat your specific symptoms—choose your strain and method of delivery wisely.
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Wagner, a former marine, would have conversations with the family about Afghanistan: "I would spark up conversations with the father and a few of the brothers would joke around," he says.
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It would spark up relatively the same as the juicy, green buds at your local pot shop, only its smell would be "virtually undetectable" in its container and even when torched with a lighter, according to the company.
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It's only a glimpse of Leia holding a lightsaber, and it's not exactly proof that Leia's about to spark up her father's old weapon and start doing some Dooku flips, but there's something very fitting about the shot regardless.
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We will never understand the forces that shake him from the periods of unconsciousness he drifts in and out of to pipe up with escalating levels of enthusiasms that eventually become so overwhelming he has to spark up a fag.
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Anyone lucky enough to live close by—or willing to make the trek—will have the chance to stake out a viewing spot, spark up a clove cigarette, and cry about their mom in front of a bunch of strangers.
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The exile may seem stressful at first glance—yet another excuse to reach for your Zippo—but those who habitually spark up knowing full well that being ostracized is part of the deal, a fact that wounds them as much as it heals.
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Through the years, our club lost direction and isn't in the best place right now, but after reading your letter, I am encouraged to help spark up a new flame as I strongly value the culture and skill sets that healthy journalism cultivates.
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Gangway: All are welcome at this gay bar in the Tenderloin, which is the oldest in San Francisco and opens at 8 AM. And we do mean all, so come in ready to have conversations with strangers and don't be surprised when they spark up.
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A gigantic "joint" Trying to spark up some excitement over their push to end pot prohibition, the Philadelphia chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws has revealed plans to march a 51-foot "joint" from City Hall to the Wells Fargo Center.
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But while Makani is trying to settle in, spark up a romance with the mysterious Ollie, and deal with all the typical angst teenagers feel, she must also grapple with the fact that there is a serial killer on the loose who is targeting teenagers just like her.
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That's no big deal for locals who are free to smoke as much weed as they want in the privacy of their own homes, but it can be inordinately difficult for out-of-towners to find a place to legally spark up the joint they just purchased at a state-sanctioned pot shop.
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The cannabis laws in the State of Minnesota aren't exactly lax, and a bunch of public servants, whose duties involve fining and arresting people who want to spark up a joint, setting up farcical cages consisting of cardboard boxes and Nacho Cheese Doritos seems a bit sinister—if not, in the very least, entirely tone-deaf.
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The performance's sweaty aesthetic—the blue and red lights, the shiny make-up, that slick hair—only heaps on the sense of intimacy, and combined with Sivan's insistent gaze right into the camera lens, and the low hum of lines like "Spark up, buzzcut / I've got your tongue between my teeth," it feels like he's talking right to you, right to your face.
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With a 173-D printed engine and a small stature (really, it's just 8.5 NBA players stacked on top of each other and filled with fuel), Rocket Lab can make and spark up its Electrons much faster and more often than anyone can an Atlas V. And with this successful test rocket—named "It's A Test," following in the grand space tradition of straightforward nomenclature (black hole, Very Large Array)—the company is nearly ready to do so.
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The album was preceded by three singles: "Spark Up!", released on 19 March 2020, "Day & Age", released on 5 June 2020, and "Cherub", released on 28 August 2020. All singles were premiered on Triple J prior to their official release.
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The ignition system limits the engine speed to 8400 rpm. The ignition system provides initial 50,000 volts and 1.2 amperes. The long duration spark (up to 26 degrees) provides energy of . The plugs are placed in such a way that they are cooled by the incoming charge.
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On 3 August 2020, Ball Park Music posted a link on their Twitter account to new face masks merchandise, intended for use during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The tweet included a parody of "Spark Up!"'s chorus, with the lyrics "Life is short/The doors are shut/I say we mask up" written in place of the original chorus. The masks feature the band's name in small text and the smiling moon featured on the album's cover artwork.
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Junior proceeds to cause havoc around the Square, getting into trouble for stealing, graffitiing the square, playing truant, and gives everyone a fright when he runs away from home and almost gets into a car with a stranger. Junior finds himself a girlfriend in 1988, Melody (Lyanne Compton), who is equally as troublesome. The two begin a scam where they steal dogs from people and then return them for a reward. They also manage to spark up a feud with the Karim children, with both sides swapping racist insults at each other.
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Ishwarchand goes to a potato farmer, Mr. Babinski, who is actually a master spy and saboteur and offers him a lot of bombs but Ishwarchand asks for a cheaper bomb. The 2 of them later fall in love with Rosie (Jacqueline Fernandez) then a love triangle between the 3 begins to spark up. After Rosie's parents' anniversary, they ask her about her religion to which she replies that she doesn't follow any religion as all religions propagate the same thing. Hafeez and Praveen become best friends and while drinking liquor both reveal their original identities.
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The first attempt by the Germans to solve the land dispute when it first spark up in 1905 was to send a surveyor called Dr. Hans Grunner to draw boundaries and divide the land for the disputants. This solution failed because the Alavanyos felt the boundary did not recognize local boundaries made by Anya trees which they believe was the true boundary. Past governments of Ghana have tried to reconcile the matter but failed. The latest strategy by the Government of Ghana is seize the disputed land and use it as a national asset which seem to have solved the problem at the moment.
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