But the notes it spews out are not pounds sterling.
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Water violently spews out of Old Faithful every 35-120 minutes.
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And it's not just hate that Natural News regularly spews out into the world.
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Klingemann curates what spews out into collections of hauntingly distorted faces and figures, and abstracts.
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A sprinkler spews out water after a tree came down on a fence in Surfside.
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With one precise push, the entire ball of gunk satisfyingly spews out of Belinda's neck.
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And this rundown isn't even a sliver of the insanity that Jones spews out every week.
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"This language Nkurunziza spews out, claiming it's just a few bad apples," said another council diplomat.
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And, honestly, some of the information this systems spews out crosses the threshold of being condescending.
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These are bits of virus-laden fluid a person spews out when they cough or sneeze.
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Not all pathogens carry stigma: Legionnaires' disease, for example, spews out of cooling towers swarming with bacteria.
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With a little pressure, a white stream of cottage cheese-like pus spews out of Joe's head.
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We're no longer simply judged on face-to-face meetings but instead on what a Google search spews out.
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The white dwarf accretes material from its partner and spews out even more matter, creating the structures seen here.
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The resident villain-slash-unofficial-millennial spokesperson spews out whatever she wants, whenever she wants, every Monday on The Bachelor.
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When the eely hagfish senses danger, it spews out a cloud of milky slime that blinds and gags potential predators.
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Thick smoke spews out of tall stacks, steam rises from vast pits, and molten steel flows across the ground like lava.
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"Beijing is waiting to see which actions the US definitively takes," not just what Trump spews out, and will act accordingly.
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As a former member of Congress, I know a thing or two about the sausage making machine that spews out legislation.
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If a woman spews out children, she will be sufficiently exhausted by the process never to attempt art, music, literature or politics.
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"It's disgusting that the media spews out a brand name with no proof or thought," company founder Dan Tanner said in an email to Reuters.
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The machine cranks up ahead of the launch of each new model—Apple may reveal its latest on September 252th—and spews out millions of devices.
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The section had been an ideal viewing platform for visitors hoping to look at the active Kilauea shield volcano and the lava that it spews out.
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"How do you live with yourself if you call yourself a Christian with the nastiness that spews out of Washington right now and the White House?"
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LncRNA doubters maintain that sometimes a cell's protein-making machinery accidentally reads a stretch of this so-called junk DNA and spews out a useless RNA molecule.
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More accurately, it's what happens when the soil-loving C. tetani gets into your body—usually through an open cut—and spews out an extremely potent toxin.
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Do you worry because of the larger culture, and with Trump in the White House and the stuff that spews out of his Twitter stream every moment?
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How else can you explain a presumptive GOP presidential nomination for Trump, who has no experience in elected office and spews out counterfactual and contradictory statements with regularity?
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The OCO-23 satellite can also be used to monitor active volcanoes, such as the Yasur volcano in Vanuatu, which constantly spews out a plume rich in CO2.
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I inspect a rock on the seafloor with an intense orange glow — only to swim away as fast as I can as it spews out a cloud of superheated water.
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Like any fuel, it inevitably spews out waste — a corrosive exhaust of substances called "free radicals," or "reactive oxygen species," that can mutate DNA and nudge a cell closer to malignancy.
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To gain traction in a marketplace where satire spews out daily from would-be humorists and social commentary can be delivered in 280 characters, the brand must deliver in unique ways.
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Scientists have discovered the most ancient and distant "blazar," a galaxy with a supermassive black hole that spews out mind-boggling amounts of light, at the edge of space and time.
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If the condensation has nowhere to go it will linger in the unit itself, breed mold, and then leave you with an AC that spews out cold air that smells like garbage.Yuck.
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In other words, these thoughts are just stories the brain spews out; they are often manifestly misleading, and abandoning them will tend to leave us closer to clarity than embracing them would.
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In the fortress, the Giant examines these potato-eggs on a screen, and then spews out his own beam of particles, some of which coalesce into a golden orb holding Laura Palmer's likeness.
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She proceeds to surgery with caution, and after slowly slicing into Yammy's neck, a steady stream of white pus spews out, which tells Dr. Lee that the avocado neck lump is actually a cyst.
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At its most-wasteful setting (my favorite setting), a Nebia can still cut your water use by 40 percent, as a forceful mist spews out from both the wand and the halo shower head.
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I hope that you find some kindness in your heart, that you're not going to be somebody that spews out insults to your political opposition, that you're going to find some way to love.
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All day and night, people who live in the mountains cluster along roadways to bathe and do laundry in places where locals have redirected water from higher up that spews out of PVC pipes.
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With the addition of the Solar Orbiter, this suite of new observatories could help scientists better protect Earth's satellites, power grids, and global communications from the violent surges of electrically charged particles the sun spews out.
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The team has used a kind of molecule known as azobenzenes that behave in that exact way to create a thin film, built up layer-by-layer, that when given a short blast of heat then spews out far more.
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It still might seem counterintuitive to think of huge cities as green—New York City spews out more gas, laps up more water, and burps out more waste than any other city in the world—but it's more noticeable because it's concentrated.
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" The Louisiana lawyer has been in the Senate a little more than a year, but he's already become one of the most sought-after interviews in Washington, in part because he spews out witty one-liners, as he might say "faster than green grass goes through a goose.
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Some researchers hope a completely different frontier could contain a cornucopia of never-before-seen molecules to cure our ails: The hydrothermal vents on the seafloor where water seeps into cracks in the rock, is heated by magma, and spews out in smoke plumes from rocky towers that can measure well over a hundred feet tall.
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At a moment when the President of the United States spews out disinformation on a daily basis and many Democrats seem to go back and forth on key questions--depending on which way the wind blows--there is something powerful about a candidate who has been saying the same thing, fighting the same fight, since early in his career.
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It tends to go like this: as a British person, you will either bottle all of your customer dissatisfaction up until it spews out of your mouth as a fully-formed, sub-par rock song punctuated by metal riffs, or you will passive-aggressively mention the personal slight committed against you by the waiter in your local Zizzi (he got your garlic bread order wrong and brought it over with cheese on) once a week until you die; until you're literally in hospital, dying, hooked up to six different machines, and you beckon in your loved ones close for a final word—maybe, they think, about how much you love them, that this isn't the end, that maybe you might meet again after all—and you go "I asked for no melty mozzarella" and then you fucking die.
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During the cruise, Blobby gets seasick and spews out slime that forms into a child. In addition, he also creates a blob version of Tinkles.
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After the enemy wizards are vanquished, the apprentice takes an underground passage to reach Vissiluth's citadel. After the apprentice destroys the citadel, Vissiluth emerges and the two do battle. Upon emerging victorious, a volcano spews out mana in all different colours.
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In the upper left of the painting what seems to be a yelloweye rockfish bursts out of the pomegranate, and in turn spews out a pouncing tiger that then spews out another pouncing tiger about to attack Gala and a rifle with a bayonet that is about to sting her in the arm. Above them is Dalí's first use of an elephant with long flamingo legs, found in his later compositions such as The Temptation of St. Anthony. The elephant carries on its back an obelisk, inspired by Bernini's Elephant and Obelisk in Rome's Piazza Santa Maria sopra Minerva.
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The two recover and briefly glare at each other before resuming. Eventually, the Mafia boss shoves the Yakuza boss into the boiler and tries to stab him. The Yakuza boss avoids the blow and the Mafia boss inadvertently punctures a pipe. Steam spews out.
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They stem the flow of water by filling the radiator with dry rice on the advice of another convict. However, the rice boils up and spews out as rice pudding after the engine is started. This starts a rice-throwing melee with the visiting governor and his party.
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The smile transforms it into a bright sun, The Kindness, and Timmy concludes The Darkness was only looking for a friend. The group returns to Dimmsdale, where an Eliminator, dubbed a 'Hug'inator by Cosmo, crashes in front of them and spews out everyone who had been sucked in. Everyone parties in Fairy World and celebrates the chosen one's accomplishment.
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Cormac McCarthy's 1985 novel Blood Meridian, Or the Evening Redness in the West includes a scene in which one of the two Jacksons decapitates the other by a campfire, leading to a graphically described blood spurt. In the movie National Lampoon's European Vacation, Clark Griswold hits a cyclist with his car. Blood spews out of the cyclist's hand as he points to give directions.
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In a Renaissance chamber decorated with devilish faces and a warped coat of arms, a gleeful demon throws three human victims into a cauldron, which spews out flames. The victims rise from the cauldron as nebulous ghosts, and then turn into fireballs. The fireballs multiply and pursue the demon around the chamber. Finally the demon himself leaps into the infernal cauldron, which gives off a final burst of flame.
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Voiced by Nick Weidenfeld Also referred to as "Peanut" (and simply "The Cop" in episode summaries), Peanut Cop is a blue peanut-shaped policeman who fails to do his job, since he is constantly stoned and/or drunk. His state of mind prevents him from reacting appropriately to crimes that occur right in front him. For example, when Producer Guy's head is sliced in half and blood spews out, Peanut Cop reacts by asking, "Is that ice cream?" Sometimes he begins to laugh uncontrollably, and anyone around him begins to laugh as well.
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Maggie goes on television to discuss her win but comes off sounding rude and ungrateful towards her friends and supporters. She has also been ignoring Casey who has been trying to ask Maggie for advice on whether or not she should consummate her relationship with her now boyfriend. Angry, Casey spews out some harsh insults and Maggie shoves her into a row of bikes, getting herself suspended. Maggie has alienated from her friends and no longer wishes to be Homecoming Queen although the school tells her she can.
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" Goodwin co-created (with Marie Severin) the first Spider-Woman, as well as writing her first appearance in Marvel Spotlight #32 (February 1977). Goodwin also co-designed Marvel's New Universe line and created four of the eight series in the line. He explained, "[Marvel editor-in-chief] Jim Shooter keeps saying of me: 'Well, here's this guy, in one meeting, he suddenly spews out half the ideas for the New Universe.' What that doesn't take into account is that for about five or six years I've had these half- formed notions and finally here is a situation where they would all fit in.
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Later, in "Nature's Calling", he returned to the Kookamunga; this time to get restored by nature. Catfish Stu, however, tried to get him involved with creating a "natural" health spa, complete with electric palm trees, a giant telephone made entirely of rock, a volcano that spews out fireworks, and a geyser which erupts iced tea. However, Barry thought about it, and decided that wasn't what he came to the Kook for, and left Stu to deal with it alone. He then, after hearing a story about Big Toe, left the Kookamunga to produce a movie about the legendary creature.
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Boss is furious over not remembering where the treasure is or the bottles that lead the way to it so he takes him to the Squidfather as punishment, Of course, the Squidfather is enraged at this revelation, but after the Squidfather spews out ink, Spongehead now finally remembers where the treasure is, so the sharks go to get the treasure. When the final clue reveals that the treasure is at the sunken ship, Freddi and Luther go there and retrieve the treasure, but the two are stopped by Spongehead and Boss who want the treasure. Freddi explains that the kelp treasure is for everyone to share, and the sharks plan on sharing. Freddi and Luther grab the treasure, spread it around to give to everyone, and plant it in Grandma Grouper's garden.
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On a sonic level, this is a bit of "Manson-by-numbers", but it feels as if his usual murky menace has lifted, with the music sounding clearer, less affected, and obtuse, while still retaining much of its gothic romanticism and churning heaviness. If anything, Eat Me is a bit too transparent, as its clean arena rock production makes the album sound safe, a bit too close to Manson cabaret for comfort, especially when he's penning songs whose very titles feel like unwitting self- parodies such as "If I Was Your Vampire", "You and Me and the Devil Makes 3" and "They Said That Hell's Not Hot", or when he lazily spews out profanity as the chorus to "Mutilation Is the Most Sincere Form of Flattery." The most prevalent literary influence of the album and Manson's state of being is that of Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov, one of the most notorious books of the Twentieth Century. The song "Heart-Shaped Glasses" is the most obvious nod to Lolita as according to Manson, Evan Rachel Wood is also a huge fan of Nabokov and had deliberately worn heart-shaped sunglasses upon meeting for a tryst when their relationship became romantic.
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