At the end of the video, the person grabs the burger, and cheese squirts out.
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And where does it all go when that battery pack squirts out its last electrons?
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Despite Fitzpatrick's arm clearly not going forward, the ball somehow squirts out well beyond the line of scrimmage.
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Using Madcap beans, Mammoth has equipment that squirts out water at various temperatures, depending on the beans or tea.
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The new machine works similarly to traditional 3-D printers in that it squirts out layer upon layer of material to form its product.
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As you might already know, squirting, also called female ejaculation, is the name for what happens when fluid "squirts" out of the urethra during sex.
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In surgery, Dr. Lee slices into the cyst with a scalpel, and with a single squeeze at the edges of the cut, a bullet of pus squirts out.
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The formula squirts out like a creamy white lotion, but once you massage it onto your hands, it melts like a hand sanitizer and leaves your skin fully cleansed.
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His 3D printer, a primitive RepRap clone that literally squirts out huge lines of paper pulp, is designed to allow artists and designers to create more sustainable 3D objects.
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The POPDildo, which markets itself to "LGBT, FTM / trans, disabled, erectile dysfunction, and serodiscordant communities," squirts out a "semen-like" lube liquid made with purified water and plant cellulose.
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Obviously, the visual satisfaction comes from the buttery stream of pus that squirts out from each bump, but Dr. Lee says that she's been most moved by unforgettable personalities underneath the steatocystomas.
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Last night, a strange video appeared on Twitter: it looks like some sort of deep sea bloom — but then a tiny octopus squirts out and zooms away, changing colors from white to purple.
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It can be fitted with a range of different tools, including a foam insulation gun, a welding attachment, a "thermoplastic extruder" that squirts out melted plastic, a glorified squirt gun, and even a simple bucket.
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But there's this lag time between when the printer first squirts out the liquid ink, and when that ink solidifies — which presents a problem: how do you keep your structure from collapsing or bending before it fully hardens?
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It's called a pocket shark or Mollisquama mississippiensis (pronounced mah-lihs-KWAH-muh MISS-ih-sip-ee-EHN-sisis.)It is just 5 and a half inches long, and has some unusual features like a pouch that squirts out puffs of glowing bioluminous fluid clouds, and light-producing glands all over its body.
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They have named it the American pocket shark, or Mollisquama mississippiensis (pronounced mah-lihs-KWAH-muh MISS-ih-sip-ee-EHN-sis, according to AP.)The shark has several unusual features that are described in the journal Zootaxa, including a pouch near the front of its fins which squirts out puffs of glowing bioluminous fluid clouds, and light-producing photophores — glands that look like little lights — all over its body.
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The Dreiröhrenbrunnen (“Three-Pipe Fountain”) is found in Weilbach's community core, right at an intersection. It has a great sandstone trough with a Baroque relief. The water squirts out through three spouts. The fountain even appears in the municipality's coat of arms, held as it is to be one of its landmarks.
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Hera agreed to suckle Heracles. As Heracles drinks the milk, he bites down, and Hera pushes him away in pain. The milk that squirts out forms the Milky Way. A story told by the Roman Hyginus in the Poeticon astronomicon (ultimately based on Greek myth) says that the milk came from the goddess Ops (Greek Rhea), the wife of Saturn (Greek Cronus).
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Adam Jones directed the video for "Ænema" which features stop-motion animation with art design by Cam de Leon. The video revolves around a humanoid figure with alien-like features. Throughout the video the character ventures through an aquatic world. A hose-like organ (resembling an umbilical cord) which squirts out water protrudes from its abdomen and fills the room in which the figure stands.
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The protagonist lands on Venus, the first man to successfully make the journey without falling into the Sun. Exiting the ship to begin exploring, he notices a cube-like object with a handle on it just outside the door. He picks it up and it speaks to him through mind telepathy. "I contain paint..." is all he manages to hear before a small amount squirts out onto his shirt and he drops the cube.
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Eventually, the main group run into Jane, who, after stepping on a lever, has her head chopped off by an ax (though instead of blood, her body squirts out red yarn and confetti). Greg and Brynn find themselves in some catacombs and Greg trips a wire and is impaled by a trap. Brynn meets up with Annie and the rest and when they return to Greg discover his body is missing. Based on the "paint can prints" Gordon deduces that a Minotaur took his body away.
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The episode begins with a substitute teacher coming in to teach the 3rd grade class. The boys mess around with the teacher at roll call, with Stan pretending that he is Cartman, Kenny pretending he is Stan, and Cartman pretending he is Kenny. Cartman laughs so hard that milk squirts out of his nose (despite the fact that he was not drinking any); this gag continues through the episode whenever he laughs. The teacher gives them all an assignment to make a get-well-soon card for Kyle, and Butters literally ends up being the card.
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Typical design of automobile engine connecting rod A connecting rod for an internal combustion engine consists of the 'big end', 'rod' and 'small end'. The small end attaches to the gudgeon pin (also called 'piston pin' or 'wrist pin'), which can swivel in the piston. Typically, the big end connects to the crankpin using a plain bearing to reduce friction; however some smaller engines may instead use a rolling-element bearing, in order to avoid the need for a pumped lubrication system. Typically there is a pinhole bored through the bearing on the big end of the connecting rod so that lubricating oil squirts out onto the thrust side of the cylinder wall to lubricate the travel of the pistons and piston rings.
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