For $99, you get two spouts and a shaker; for $189 you get four spouts, a shaker, a muddler, and a spoon; and if you really want to turn your home into a cocktail bar, $349 will get you eight total spouts and everything in the $180 package, as well as an ice bucket and tongs.
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A guy who's a comfortable socialist and spouts wonderful rhetoric?
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Standing in front of Mr. Ai's massive installation "Sunflower Seeds," a piece composed of 49 tons of individual porcelain sunflower seeds, and "Spouts," an installation of thousands of antique teapot spouts, the group ruminated on the pieces.
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For this modern-day Noah, the radio spouts warnings like an oracle.
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Kellyanne Conway, who just comes on and spouts one lie after another?
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Language and attention are narrow spouts on the inverted funnels of our brains.
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Shoppers say this cover fit larger bath spouts better than some other options.
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He's a volatile person who constantly spouts falsehoods and manufactures his own crises.
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Basically, they are the locations for water spouts in case of a fire.
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Cones and small mineral chimneys babble from one-holed spouts in alien whispers.
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A sink that spouts water from a refillable bottle drains into window boxes.
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And he spouts twisted gender generalizations, with all the self-righteous surety of childhood.
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He no longer spouts eloquent turns of phrase, or drops witticisms during legal meetings.
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And then you go out there and what you're looking for is whale spouts.
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These bottles were between 2 and 4 inches across and featured very narrow spouts.
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Not an issue in the way the left or the right spouts on about it.
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A fountain of black dreads spouts from his head, and he speaks with relaxed confidence.
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Light bounces off the water from each of the spouts, spraying in all different directions.
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Schrier demonstrated the catalytic decomposition of hydrogen peroxide, which sent spouts of colored foam shooting skyward.
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Two built-in pour spouts offer an easy outlet through which grease and fat drain away.
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And it comes with a built-in sound system that spouts off lines from the movie.
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The recall in August was issued after the company received nearly 500 reports of spouts detaching.
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McInnes denies being a racist, though he regularly spouts bigoted thoughts thinly cloaked as "politically incorrect" humor.
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And when he's wearing the mask, he spouts quips and bad jokes endlessly in true Spidey fashion.
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There are a bunch of different spouts you can buy that aerate wine as you pour it.
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His propaganda machine spouts nationalist insults and gloats over Georgia's impending loss of business from Russian tourists.
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And just in case, their surveillance cameras keep watch while a radio station spouts pro-government propaganda.
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Common on churches and cathedrals with Gothic architecture, many gargoyles are water spouts meant to inspire fear.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill have been looking the other way for years as King spouts racist rhetoric.
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The three spurting gargoyle spouts at the base of the fountain reminded me of my growing thirst.
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Zaynab spouts negative stereotypes of Black women, and Haaris reminds her that white Americans feel similarly about Pakistanis.
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The kid spouts facts on subjects he hasn't learned about and knows things about places he hasn't been.
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So an idea that drives me sometimes is to create spouts that release energy and liquid from walls.
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Mr Trump spouts similar lines, talking about the trade deficit as if it were simply lost American wealth.
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Bernooli uses spouts that attach to your liquor bottles, and an app that connects with them over Bluetooth.
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And occasionally an amplified voice spouts ominous and lyrical statements about holes without end and dark alternative universes.
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" Smith isn't the kind of Democratic Socialist who spouts off at Brooklyn parties about the "means of production.
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Particularly amusing is the henchman Baxter (Swen Temmel), who spouts clichés like a Bad Genre Movie Dialogue bot.
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KonaRed also makes three-liter multi-serve boxes with pour spouts for people who want a big supply.
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He spouts profanities, terrorizes Jason's churchgoing friends and mother and grows more demonic as the play goes on.
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He's a chatty fellow who spouts wisdom gleaned from The Empire Strikes Back and is a joy to watch.
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The pour spouts on either side of the pan make it easy to remove grease without causing a mess.
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Bret: More seriously, it's interesting to see the disconnect between what the president spouts and what his administration does.
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He's producing his own media effectively through tweets and whatever he spouts off in front of a camera. Yeah.
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He spouts off against the elites, then stuffs his administration with billionaires, several from the very banks he vilified.
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"We can choose to look at what the mayor spouts off or what other people spout off," he said.
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Remember that the next time some politician defending ObamaCare provisions spouts platitudes about pre-existing conditions and the poor.
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And while he spouts outward, turning into an online megaphone, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez listens, takes everything in and reacts.
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Spouts were dug deep into the fountain's mouth, such that they were invisible to observers standing behind the glass.
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The problem is that, at least publicly, he doesn't interrogate these thoughts; he merely spouts them, regardless of their merit.
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Almost every wisecrack in A Black Lady Sketch Show spouts and spreads like magma, its wit and social clarity inescapable.
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" John Turturro's character even spouts a ridiculous homage to physics in the new big-screen extravaganza "Transformers: The Last Knight.
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Many residents like to relax in open-air shops, sipping tea served gracefully by waiters from brass pots with long spouts.
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The other head is fiery and loud, practically deafening you as it spouts off about the immense risks that investing presents.
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Many bottles with spouts for dispensing olive oil will just let in more oxygen, helping it lose flavor even more quickly.
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Every time we point out his nonsense, he spouts more of it, gets more free media, and the problem gets worse.
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"Big liberal silicon valley companies want me to become a friendly little vlogger that spouts all the right lines," she wrote.
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The actor snarls and spouts his dialogue with a profound confidence in himself and the material, palpably convinced of its merit.
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The resulting "Khaled Ipsum Text Generator" spouts up to 10 paragraphs of non-sequitorial and platitudinous "keys to success" into poetic flarf.
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A local hero comes in and spouts off some sexist B.S. It's difficult to even come up with an excuse for it.
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John Deere combines come with an option that uses machine learning to coordinate their spouts with grain-collecting carts to minimize spillage.
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We already know, from the platitudes he spouts to donors about The Square, that Christian hasn't thought through any problems of class.
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The other spouts off whatever pops into his head, using language not fit for a locker room, let alone the Oval Office.
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Below him were live fire pits capable of shooting flames, and water spouts that could flood and drain the plateau on demand.
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Namely, what were the "meetings" he was constantly referencing, in-between his bursts of booming laughter and fast-paced spouts of celebrity gossip?
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"The bile and the racism he spouts out in this country is far more damaging than a bit of milkshake to his front."
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Obsessed with old Hollywood, Frank spouts facts about Gloria Swanson and Fred Astaire, and dresses in argyle socks, straw boaters and zoot suits.
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He spouts more of the diary as incentive for Claire to "apologize" for publicly criticizing Frank and stop telling the truth about him.
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Then you select a recipe, and the smart spouts light up to let you know which ones you need for that specific cocktail.
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Discreetly, and mildly, with micro-doses misting through carefully arranged spouts, the way an outdoor mall in the summer might be air-conditioned.
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See it to believe it," Sunday on Instagram where she flawlessly spouts the lyrics to Naughty by Nature's 1992 hit "Hop Hop Hooray.
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ASS also spouts racist, misogynistic, and nonsensical babble in comments sections wherever and whenever ASS can register a username without too much scrutiny.
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The volcano has been erupting nearly constantly from spouts since 1983, making it one of the most long-lived eruptions we know of.
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As long as 7,000 years ago, Stone Age farmers in Central Europe were making and using small pottery bottles or cups with spouts.
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Michael Flynn abruptly hired a bombastic lawyer who spouts Trump-friendly theories about FBI duplicity that are widely seen as a pardon play.
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It's laughable now, as Mr. Kobach spouts his latest, wildly irresponsible accusations based on an inaccurate reading of the data and the law.
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She installed 32 identical fragrance spouts along the minimalist back wall of the space, removing any hints of branding, packaging or price information.
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" Immediately after Edmonds spouts her controversial comment, Vicki Gunvalson quickly turns her head to observe McLaughlin's response and Kelly Dodd lets out an "ooh.
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We have never had someone quite like President-elect Trump, who spouts so many lies and, when confronted, doubles down and lies even more.
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There is no easy way to distinguish between a musician who spouts "prepackaged doctrine" and one who boldly stands up for what is right.
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He learns his slashing skills from watching the second "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and spouts one-liners like "this is for Tupac" as he stabs.
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In the reel room, mist spouts from the ceiling in an effort to maintain optimal conditions for newsprint: 72 degrees and 50 percent humidity.
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The water bottle company received 427 reports of the spout detaching off the bottle and 27 of those spouts were found in children's mouths.
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With each exhalation, the whale spouts some of its bodily cells along with some of the hormones and organisms that make up its microbiome.
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As she mixed the chemicals, large spouts of colored foam came shooting out of the beakers onstage, delighting the audience and obviously impressing the judges.
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In both cases, the outsider candidate doesn't seem to have any real loyalty or principles but just spouts whatever he thinks people want to hear.
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Logan is an asshole who repeatedly spouts classist and racist insults at other characters, and in one particularly vile moment he sets up bum fights.
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Professional stuff: I saw some clingfilm somewhere—he had one of those little bottle things with the spouts that all the real tattoo guys have.
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Horns and tails are cut, and their owners, disarmed: the wyvern who spouts poison from its tail loses its most frustrating weapon once it's gone.
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When the leader of the country you live in daily spouts heedless, caustic rants, it's hard not to think in terms of the future perfect.
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Farmer Miller (Steve Buscemi) wears a red "Make America White Again" hat and casually spouts racist rhetoric down at the diner to Hank (Danny Glover).
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He shows up, spouts a few platitudes, and mostly leaves us wishing he were any of The X-Files' original crew of baddies or informants.
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A half-naked Venus spouts water into a tiered fountain from her breasts and slit throat in the vast Turbine Hall of London's Tate Museum.
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It's simpler to focus on foreign demons, rather than on internal ones, particularly when the foreigner spouts the racist attitudes they suspect many Americans share.
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The tiny openings of the spouts on previous vessels thought to be used for children made it difficult to test the residue of their contents.
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Today, at 22017, he still spends his days with binoculars — on a lookout post on a vessel, scanning the Sea of Okhotsk for telltale spouts.
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This dark and masculine chamber has eight full casks with spouts, exposed beams and a stone wall, plus a central seating area with four comfortable armchairs.
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There is nothing novel about support for the EU. In most European countries the political mainstream backs the union and spouts nice words about continental collaboration.
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The new movie acknowledges generational turnover by giving Bridget a cold but kooky new boss (Kate O'Flynn) who spouts enigmatic gobbledygook in an affectedly lowbrow accent.
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While the "Firebox" was released in October, it is just starting to gain steam on social media, with drinkers making full use of the double spouts.
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Even now, he spouts vulgar nonsense about restarting the economy by Easter when public health experts say the threat is going to persist for far longer.
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The clay cups with little spouts begin to show up at around 7,000 BC, coming in all sorts of shapes and sizes, from bowls to animals.
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If Trump gives an order like he spouts on the campaign trail, just to try to look like Mr. Tough Guy, we just won't follow them.
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China's economic and educational success has created a savvy middle class that feels betrayed when the government spouts nonsense and targets doctors rather than a coronavirus.
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New to the colorful exhibit halls of the Centre Pompidou in Paris, a robotized silicon nose and mouth spouts AI-generated prayers in a mechanical voice.
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Rosie's visions are presided over by Mad Mary (Michele Austin), a local drifter and amateur mystic who spouts garbled pronouncements about "revelation" and the "multi-culti muddle".
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Still using their tablets, exhibit visitors can use the associated technology to play with the jellyfish-like creatures called Huxleys that Leviathan shoots out from her spouts.
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Insulated by fame and wealth, he spouts nonsense and disregards anyone, like his friend and fellow musician John Legend, who challenges his beliefs (such as they are).
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The North's official Korean Central News Agency targeted Trump as someone who tweets "weird articles of his ego-driven thoughts" and "spouts rubbish," The Associated Press reported.
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The most common such activity are water spouts that come ashore, but they tend to be much weaker than the weekend's tornado, said CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward.
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Along one impeccably organized wall, they lift the spouts of gravity bins to let grains, nuts or legumes tumble into the tins and jars they've brought along.
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In this way, he associates with the new war-torn, anarchic world of ISIS, without actually believing in any of the ideology that the terrorist organization spouts.
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They wriggled around in the sediments of shallow seas, gulped prey into their minuscule, baglike bodies and expelled the water through cone-shaped spouts around their mouths.
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Standing by a wide, galvanized metal cylinder from where the water pours, Jeison tells me that the original plan was to add several spouts to shorten the wait.
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Another theory is that water spouts suck the fish from nearby bodies of water — perhaps even the Atlantic Ocean, about 45 miles away — and deposit them in Yoro.
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" Cashill begins, "I've counted 75 significant lies since his campaign for president began, but that doesn't begin to tally the casual fibs and hyperbole he spouts seemingly every day.
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TheVictoria Cast Iron 10-Inch Skillet Fry Panhas a smart design with its long handle and pour-spouts, making it a great cast-iron pan for cooking any dish.
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In a later link, after Mark forces a kiss upon her, she spouts disgust at his "slobbery lips," his "flickering tongue," in shards of phrases over a hurtling orchestra.
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The supplier, the FDA said, provided spouts to the restaurant chain that the administration says sickened 8003 people in Iowa late last year with Shiga toxin-producing E. coli.
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The researchers were able, however, to drill out very small samples from three feeding vessels, open cups with spouts found in burial sites of infants and children in Bavaria.
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But given that Cassini did end up imaging and sampling Enceladus' plumes, scientists have more open to looking for evidence that these spouts exist on other watery worlds like Europa.
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Steve King, who regularly spouts openly racist and anti-Muslim views, after he advocated for racial purity and praised the anti-Muslim views of Wilders, the right-wing Dutch politician.
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He spouts off iconic names like Mega Man and Castlevania, but it's following the work of a particular musician that intrigues him most: iconic Streets of Rage composer Yuzo Koshiro.
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It is admirably well sung and acted by the spirited cast, especially the smoky-voiced Jones as Pat and Alysha Umphress as the stoner who spouts both prophecy and melisma.
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Given that, it makes sense that around 7000 BC, small clay vessels (about 50 mm wide) with little spouts start showing up at archaeological sites around Central and Eastern Europe.
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He spouts conspiracy theories that the Civic Platform government caused the death of his twin brother Lech, who was president when he died in a plane crash in 2010 in Smolensk.
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Police got assistance from Texas students, who attempted to pick off the shooter from the ground with hunting rifles, restricting him to shoot through drain spouts for much of the attack.
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Her main character is Denise, an artist who is gushed over by assorted highbrows and spouts artsy nonsense that's barely distinguishable from what you might hear at an actual gallery opening.
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Many of these objects — teapot spouts, clothes, shoes — resemble discarded fragments and there is hope in the way they are cobbled together, even if that's part of the beautiful illusion of wholeness.
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North Korea said that Trump regularly posts "weird articles of his ego-driven thoughts in his twitter" and "spouts rubbish to make his assistants have a hard time," the KCNA publication reads.
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Some added bonuses: The hard spouts of food pouches can damage the gums and teeth of kids who can&apost resist chewing on them, but the silicone tops are soft and flexible.
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Rome Journal ROME — Rome's cold, clean water has flowed through ancient aqueducts, gurgled in baroque fountains and poured incessantly from thousands of the 19th-century spouts that still grace the city streets.
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I'll leave his psyche up to the phycologists out there, and instead focus on what's really entertaining: the crazy, batshit lies Cunanan spouts to his friends and acquaintances in order to seem cool.
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And since the spouts just attach to the bottles you already have in your liquor cabinet, it doesn't take up any extra countertop space, which is great because we have none to spare.
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New Jerseyan, Aquarian, father to no one except his streamlined spouts of rage, Pesci has been well-suited to his role as the small, volatile man in everything from Goodfellas to Home Alone.
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What do the hundreds of thousands of followers of her account -- on which she spouts Islamophobia and other racism, as well as conspiracy theories, abuse and lies -- tell us about our fellow Americans?
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Now you've picked yourself up from the floor after a bout of guffawing so raw you almost coughed up your Christmas spouts, what's no laughing matter at all is the sales for Nintendo's 43DS.
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For all its highbrow pretensions—one artist, Dan Bejar, refuses to discuss Taylor Swift in an interview because it "brings down [his] poem to a level that's too mundane"—Pitchfork often spouts generic puffery.
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Despite all the "we" bullshit he spouts when asked about trades, Levine's job is less about baseball and more about embracing George Steinbrenner's true legacy: Turning the Yankees into a perpetual money-making machine.
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Viollet-le-Duc was a Gothic Revival architect who was famous for his own creative restorations, introducing the gargoyles, which served as rain spouts from the roof and appeared to have survived the fire.
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As with the Wally Brando scene last episode, this exchange gives Robert Forster the chance to stare patiently and impassively ahead while someone spouts nonsense at him ... which, so far, has been comedy gold.
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In his early pedicab days, he would invent facts about the park's history to entertain his riders, but he eventually delved into the archives and now spouts tidbits about Frederick Law Olmsted's Manhattan masterpiece.
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Uptown, at Mary Boone Gallery's Fifth Avenue space, a circle of porcelain teapot spouts wraps around a central column, while patterned wallpaper depicting an arm and hand giving the finger decorates the walls all around.
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In his only scene at the Playboy Mansion, Lewis-as-McQueen spouts some awkward dialogue to a partygoer spelling out the relationship dynamics between Sharon Tate; her husband, Roman Polanski; and her friend, Jay Sebring.
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Missandei and Grey Worm are exposed to be the bores that they are; Tyrion spouts obnoxious internet-pandering one liners we saw coming so long ago I think they actually popped up in Bran's flashback.
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Angel Dust, played by Gina Carano, holds it together pretty well — until Reynolds spouts off a series of lines from Arnold Schwarzenegger's turn as Mr. Freeze in 1997's epic superhero classic Batman and Robin.
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I realize there's a lot to reconcile there, and it brushes uncomfortably close to "good guy with a gun" rhetoric that the fake-vet NRA plant who tries to recruit at the support group spouts.
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He guzzles Red Bull and recruits like a demon and spouts aphorisms in a gumbo-soaked drawl, and he does all of it at maximum volume, a human train whistle piercing every environment he passes through.
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Mr. Zuckerberg spouts disciplined, molded public-relations pablum about how Facebook stands for openness and free speech, all the while censoring content to satisfy governments such as Pakistan, India and Turkey that have heavy speech restrictions.
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The collection has painted pottery in the shape of strange creatures whose mouths double as spouts; tiny sculptures of animals thought to have been toys; fragile boats made of a light wood found in ancient graves.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A Dutch sculpture presented on Earth Day spouts water 6 meters high without using conventional water or power sources in what creators hope will inspire new ways to ease resource shortages in drought-prone climates.
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Placed in settings such as hallways and reception rooms, these ornamental works served to captivate the attentions of guests; many even functioned like the plug-in air fresheners of today, spilling forth scented rosewater from their spouts.
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Pros:Smart design with a curved handle for easier carrying, two pour spouts, long handle doesn't heat up fast, detailed instructions included for beginnersCons:Preseasoning isn't as thorough as it should be, some breads may stick to the pan
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On the other other hand, if a site lies repeatedly, spouts conspiracy theories or even incites violence, it can maintain a presence on the site, because ultimately, there's no falsehood that will get you kicked off Facebook.
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But those efforts only buoyed his appeal among his fan base on the far right, rocketing his profile among movements like the alt-right, a far-right fringe movement that spouts white nationalist ideals and opposes social liberalism.
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The new leadership of the Democratic Party spouts socialist theories that, somehow, a booming economy is hurting people because they are working more and don't have enough free time to lose sleep over or protest against climate change.
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She's always waiting for the news to come on, but how can the screen compete with the ticker tape of complaint that spouts from her mouth and onto the floor and around Maureen's legs, binding daughter to mother?
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He's a genius—no, really, he's a member of Mensa—who cuts his own hair, spouts trivia about bats, and thinks nothing of stripping to his birthday suit and diving into a pond in front someone he just met.
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Although the sculpture at the Kudykin Mountain Safari Park, which spouts out mechanical roaring noises and gouts of flame, may spark flashbacks of the dragonpit in King's Landing, the three-headed serpent isn't Russia's shrine to Game of Thrones.
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I suppose one-sided opinion spouts will always find their place in the age of the internet, but the way Americans learn is too toxic and allows people to form a cocoon of opinions that make themselves feel comfortable.
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Rising water in the Mississippi River, the main shipping route that links Midwest farms with Gulf Coast export terminals, may halt grain barge loading at some river elevators as vessels are unable to access loading spouts, export traders said.
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In the 1930s, their spigots were swapped out with bird- and squirrel-shaped glass spouts by the Art Deco artist René Lalique, which were in turn replaced in the 1950s by Max Ingrand, an artist and light-fixture designer.
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"The barrage of insane shit he spouts off in his broadcasts makes him extremely remixable," producer NMESH told VICE News, who remixed Jones for his 3-part "Globalist Suite" [part of the epic World War 2020 compilation from H.V.R.F.].
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Feel the brutal, wild power of the sea by visiting Shete Boka National Park, where waves funnel into volcanic rock, carving out caves and bokas (inlets), and blasting up into the air in spouts that are both frightening and thrilling.
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It's a 3.5-liter (or 120-ounce) box of Fireball equipped with not one, but two spouts from which you and a buddy can directly imbibe 33 percent ABV cinnamon booze, presumably to the shouts and applause of fellow partygoers.
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"I hope that he does really, in his heart, have a little more compassion than what he spouts out," said Dave Mitchell, 58, of Surprise, Arizona, a self-described moderate who says he is begrudgingly planning to vote for Trump.
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But Flynn later decided to take a more combative stance, firing his entire defense team and replacing it with Powell, who often spouts conspiracies and accuses the Justice Department and FBI of running a "deep-state" plot against Flynn and Trump.
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The electric green acrylic and foam piece doubles as a serving platter — the lid pops off to function as a chic tray for the truffles, while the bottom can be used as a bowl for the brussels spouts and cabbage chips.
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There the bulk jugs of tamari and tahini and separated almond butter under an inch of rancid oil had crud on their spouts, and the bulk bins of oats and millet and whole-grain flours were lively with meal moths.
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Small found objects used to make something big is the prevailing installation-art convention at Mary Boone's uptown gallery: a large circular field of 23,22 teapot spouts, all rejects from a Chinese porcelain factory that dates to the 217th century.
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In one of the most memorable debate moments of the 2016 election, Chris Christie delivered accused his rival of never having made a consequential decision as senator, and painted Rubio as a DC-insider who spouts one memorized talking point after another.
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A person who spouts anti-Semitic hate, denies the extent of the Holocaust and believes that people of different races should be separated is per se the opposite of polite, and certainly wouldn't please any mom I know (or would want to know).
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Why it could work: lolWhy it probably won't work: John McAfee is an addled, attention-starved wash-up who spouts nonsense frequently, and there is no evidence that he has anything remotely resembling a viable method for retrieving the data from a locked iPhone.
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To use the level pictured below as an example, the spouts on either side release the balls one at a time, alternating back and forth between the two, while the balls need to travel up into the pipe at the top of the screen.
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It doesn't spoil anything to say that the narrative is pushed forward with details that are somehow both absurd yet compellingly believable: Out in one of the labor camps for women who've transgressed against the authorities, a new arrival spouts pieties drilled into her head.
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For a dollar an hour, they worked out of her garage, using plastic ketchup bottles with funnel-like spouts to squeeze the substance into small nail polish bottles, applying labels by hand and cutting the tips of the brushes inside the caps at an angle.
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On Tuesday, the agency revealed that the Chicago-based company has recalled their Contigo Kids Cleanable water bottles after they received 149 reports of the spout detaching from the bottle, with 18 of those cases reporting that the spouts were found in children's mouths.
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Once there, he falls under the protection of a white-power gang; proves his cred by murdering a snitch; and meets the Beast (Holt McCallany), a prison leader who spouts aphorisms ("a warrior's deadliest weapon is his mind") and who supposedly runs California from his open-air cage.
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It remained an outlet for reasonable conservatives who believe that abortion should be banned, guns should be legal, and taxes should be low, while also recognizing that Donald Trump — though in some respects a useful vessel for those causes — is also a corrupt buffoon who spouts nonsense constantly.
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I watched as the mother carried the baby up to the flavor I planned to get, and coaxed the chubby fingers to touch the spouts where the yogurt came out, so the baby could feel the icy peaks of chocolate and vanilla left over from the last person who got some.
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Everything was considered: Made with three layers (aluminum sandwiched between stainless steel), it has well-balanced heft, a slightly rounded silhouette for better stirring, a long nonslip handle that stays cool, measurement markings but no rivets on the inside, two pouring spouts and a tempered, tightfitting glass lid with a strainer.
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He brandishes his 48-page Renewal Plan at every opportunity, spouts statistics (did you know that 60% of the Black Country lives within 1km of a bike-friendly tow path?) and demands that the West Midlands become fiscally self-sufficient, suckling less at Leviathan's teat and paying its own way for once.
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What&aposs included with the Elvie Pump Double23 Hubs, each measures 22 inches (height) by 22 inches (width) and weighs 27 ounces4 5-ounce milk bottles with storage lids — all BPA free and dishwasher-safe on the top rack4 seals, 4 spouts, 4 valves2 23mm breast shields and 2 28mm breast shields.
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An act that involves diving through hoops is done on a giant treadmill placed on a turntable; a waterfall splashing down the center of the stage is beautiful on its own, but its spouts can also be orchestrated at such a minute level that it's as if some demigod hiding in the rafters is shaping the liquid.
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Later, his illicit sexting relationship with Jules (where they talk openly about her transition) as well as his girlfriend's discovery of the many dick pics he has on his phone make his aversion to his teammates' dicks seem indicative of something else: "I think you're a fucking faggot just like your daddy," Jules spouts at him when they finally meet.
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Some of the artists in "Dust Specks on the Sea: Contemporary Sculpture From the French Caribbean and Haiti" already have international careers, like the incisive, historically minded Mathieu K. Abonnenc, born in French Guiana, who here presents a wraithlike silver ring made from a melted-down heirloom, and Kenny Dunkan, born in Guadeloupe, whose row of dozens of metal fuel cans with long, flaccid spouts acerbically alludes to stereotypes of black male anatomy.
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