I like adding berries and squishing them into the gravy afterward.
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And there's a "Power Mesh" that supports my chest without squishing it.
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This is a tuna sandwich worth showing off, not squishing into your lunch bag.
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No, there's really no point in squishing gummy bears to a point beyond recognition.
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Stop squishing your baguette and let it breathe in this super-flexible silicone clutch. 5.
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I'd say this was 15 annoying minutes of squishing the gazpacho-colored liquid through the sieve.
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New thinner seats have enabled airlines to cram in more rows without squishing their customers' knees.
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Have people touching, squishing, and playing around with it instead of being a "hands off" installation.
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A mother in South Carolina was arrested for shouting "Stop squishing the fucking bread!" at her family.
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On top of that, his hyperactivity didn't help squishing the second helping of lasagna I couldn't resist.
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Slime squishing and soap cutting are part of a huge craze that doesn't seem to be going away.
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My family uses a KitchenAid mixer to mash potatoes, which is much easier than physically squishing them yourself.
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I was scrolling through Twitter and I saw a viral tweet—just some kids squishing their squishy phone cases.
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Adams loves using purse hooks to prevent larger bags from falling over and squishing on top of each other.
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That is, a FENG is not piezoelectric (electricity via squishing crystals) or triboelectric (electricity via certain kinds of friction).
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Topological objects are things that could morph into each other through squishing or stretching, while still retaining certain innate properties.
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Everytime I open my Explore page I'm met with videos of teens unwrapping, poking, squishing, pulling and prodding homemade slime.
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I think of squishing my cat with a hug she'll act like she doesn't want, but she does (she does!).
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The polymer is key as it acts like a "spring mattress," naturally squishing and deforming under even tiny bits of pressure.
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Layers and layers of Topshop's False Lash Intense Mascara were applied from the bottom before squishing the lashes together with tweezers.
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That has prompted travelers to try and avoid bag fees altogether, by squishing more in their suitcases and carrying them on.
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Whether you were into squishing foam or cutting soap, the strangely soothing sounds of ASMR video definitely had a moment in 2018.
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Also, the serrated edge makes cutting softer foods like tomatoes difficult, and it usually ended up squishing them and making a mess.
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Nintendo had me try working my pectorals by squishing the ring as many times as I could in a 20-second period.
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But for those who don't live in the O.C., we think squishing a doughnut into your breakfast burrito sounds like a decent alternative.
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But the industry is so powerful that it seems to be able to get away with squishing people into smaller and smaller spaces.
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We even ran the shoe through Under Armour's gamut of squishing and bending machines to see how it stacks up against a traditional trainer.
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Remember Play-Doh, the playful putty that, as a child, you either ate or ground into the carpet while squishing it into various shapes?
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Squishing aphids, for example, can leave a stain on furniture and fabric, and mites can cause your tree's needles to die and fall off early.
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Minimal pattern distortion and passes the squat test, if you purchase the correct size that actually fits you as opposed to squishing yourself into a smaller size.
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"I really related to that feeling of wanting your kid always by your side and squishing them in a sandwich," she said of her character in The House.
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The film's ending sequence — beginning with the bunny-squishing and culminating with more bunnies bringing forth the doom and reminding Abigail of her subservience — is absolutely horrifying and perfect.
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That's the idea here, a particular phenomenon that strictly speaking dates back to only the 1980s — the idea of squishing and squeezing a STRESS BALL to somehow relieve anxiety.
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Others tucked the notes in hats, slid them on the desks of distracted teachers, or gave squishing hugs while surreptitiously pressing a sticky note on the back of a classmate.
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Just listen to its attendees howl with satisfaction every time one of the big guys lands its honking foot on a pumpkin:This year's Squishing of the Squash saw over 5,000 attendees.
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When central banks do their job correctly fiscal policy is unnecessary, they argue; monetary corrections should cancel out the effects of fiscal expansion or contraction, squishing the multiplier to near zero.
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Instead of getting carried away clicking at different browser tabs or spending too much time on Spotify, I get my mind back on track by squishing the Speks between my fingers.
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Photo: Oregon ZooEvery year leading up to its annual Halloween festivities, the Oregon Zoo kicks the party off with a grand display of gourd-smashing, officially titled the Squishing of the Squash.
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It wouldn't be a God of War game without puzzle mechanics, but along with the classic whirring blades and squishing blocks the game has worked in a niche piece of Norse culture.
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According to John, the party waited an hour and a half, not two hours, and nine people were seated at a table usually reserved for eight, but they were OK with squishing.
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Imagine picking up a slice of white bread with the crusts cut off and then squishing it back into dough and then looking up and saying "it's raw" like you're Paul Hollywood.
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Last week's season premiere, "Mercy," reminded fans that Walking Dead is still capable of producing a heart-thumping, guts-squishing, if maybe not pants-shittin' (sorry, Negan) premiere eight years into its run.
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Various search and retrieval methods were used, from placing their poop in a bag and squishing the contents in hopes of finding a Lego-shaped hunk of plastic to sifting through poop with chopsticks.
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In addition to healthcare applications, we can imagine soft robots squishing their way through search and rescue operations, exploration missions, and myriad industrial applications in which danger and the need for soft appendages intersect.
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There has been ongoing criticism of the presence of pernicious posts that offer gut squishing, face tweaking, and miracle diuretics that promise to make you look like a Kardashian (sometimes pushed by Kardashians themselves).
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She is digging it into her mother's thigh in a gesture that I immediately recognize and feel I have seen her perform as a grown woman, some sort of unconscious act of mushing or squishing.
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But these elaborate kills all pale in comparison to the trailer's finale, when he, yes, appears to murder a car-full of bad guys by literally dropping an entire tree through the sunroof and squishing them.
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The reality is, if you're skiing hard all day and then you take socks off and you don't do anything, your feet will puff up because there's a lot of pressure and squishing in your feet.
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I was used to the puppets—I loved the goblins and squishing their noses, and I knew the people there as well, and it sort of transpired that I was the right age to be the baby.
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A popular Disney-inspired apparel brand just filled a need that apparently many Walt Disney World-traveling fans experience en route to the parks: how to carry around their mouse ears without squishing them in the packing process.
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And manspreading is an international plague, according to the designs on view: A disturbing poster on the Japan Metro in 1976 depicted Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator as "The Seat Monopolizer," squishing smaller Charlie Chaplins seated next to him.
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The micro-adhesive sticky pad attaches by squishing it into a wall, tree, or fence — and when you're done with it, giving it a rinse restores it to its original, super-sticky condition so it can be reused again and again.
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I have a right to my body and what I do with it, and that includes not squishing it up against you when we're at a party or after brunch or when we run into each other on the subway platform (especially there).
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The modern stress toy market has expanded past fidget spinners and long beloved stress balls in an attempt to satisfy all the different ways we can work through this excess energy: Whether that's squeezing, squishing, spinning, rolling, molding, building, or a mix.
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She is not a fan of turkey, and has worked to forget all the ways she cajoled readers to prepare it; one unfortunate year, she suggested squishing the stuffing under the skin in a vain attempt to keep the breast meat moist.
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"It's soft-sided, which is more comfortable for my pets and easier for me to carry, it is flexible enough that I can fit it underneath the seat in front of me without squishing my pet, and it's extremely durable," she said.
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The grotesque popping and squishing sounds syncopate as additional percussion for the video's soundtrack of Ravel's Bolero, and shots of Atkins' character cut abruptly between sitting, squatting and contorting, as if he's being cavity searched in prison — or trying to stretch while on an airplane.
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The show made history by showing the first lesbian kiss on network TV in the US. It had the innovative spirit of something like Twin Peaks and the grand, sweeping sci-fi story arcs of The X-Files, squishing them together to make something more.
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That curve is the number of sick people at a given time, and the best thing that could happen right now would be squishing that tsunami into a ripple, not necessarily reducing the overall number of infections but spacing them out, slowing them down.
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To prove that Juicero isn't just selling packages of juice, and is really putting fruits and vegetables in its packages, Dunn also posted this video of what it looks like when you tear into one: It's fairly gross and involves a lot of unpleasant squishing sounds.
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The impulse to move up and to the right can clearly be seen in Agrawal's demo video: Within seconds, the AI-controlled Mario starts hopping rightward like a hyperactive toddler, causing ever-more-unpredictable effects (like bumping against a hovering brick, or accidentally squishing a mushroom), all of which drive further exploration.
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I mean, she's not wrong on any of those points, but as Asia O'Hara pointed out, even if you feel that way you keep it to yourself until your confessional interview because she doesn't need the other bitches squishing sour grapes into her ears like they're trying to make a really salty malbec.
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Hand Position 6. "Squishing the Bug" 7. Follow Through and Finish. There are many drills as well that can help aid in the advancing of one's mechanisms including hitting of a tee and soft toss drills.
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Princess is awakened by a strange squishing sound. It is a man being manually masturbated by his wife. She is unsuccessful in bringing him to orgasm because he has taken a large dosage of Viagra. After three hours of sexual activity the woman begins performing fellatio.
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The pre-1990s short shorts remain the standard for men in running activities. Originally, gym shorts were worn by boys and men along with a jockstrap only underneath. Schools across the country required boys to wear a jock, also known as an athletic supporter, for all PE/gym activities. This provided protection from testicle torsion, from squishing them between the thighs, and for modesty purposes.
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Upon arrival, María and Mimí are scared by the butler Franki who guides them through the haunted house. Both María and Mimí survive two scary hands, a cyclop, a giant talking frog, a fern monster, a werewolf, and many more horrific things. To María's surprise, she discovers that those scary characters are the "zopilotes". They catch them and put them in a squishing torture machine.
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Modified piston squish piston engines utilise a space in the piston to create an air pocket for squishing and combustion to occur. This is the most common way to create a squish piston engine because it is the smallest and easiest part to manufacture. These pockets can be made by making a recess in the piston crown. This is called a deep bowl piston.
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One of the rollers (called the "die") is engraved with a design that imprints a new image into the metal as the coin passes through it. The resulting coin is oval-shaped and shows a design corresponding to the design on the die in the mill. Some machines are hand operated, whereas others are fully automatic. Using a common crank style penny squishing/elongation machine.
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Modified block squish piston engines utilise a space in the block to create a pocket for squishing and combustion to occur. These squish piston engines are otherwise referred to as flat head engines. These types of engines are not very common anymore because of the inherent issues with insufficient air flow into the engine which directly affects the compression ratio. This design is mostly used in small, low cost applications.
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The Blast Roller has a giant crusher pipe at the front for squishing rocks and monsters. It has 2 tough wheels at the back, 2 sticks of dynamite and what looks like a 4-nozzle laser gun. It also has a cabin and a little platform for a miner to stand on. The Cargo Crusher is a LEGO Power Miners set made from the pieces of the Granite Grinder.
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Furthermore, in "Susan Strong", he says "We can rule them like gods. Angry gods." Another example of Jake's darker side is seen in the episode "Apple Thief", when he mentions that he used to "steal old ladies' purses" and "hawk stolen bikes." Jake also acts questionably in "Conquest of Cuteness", when he suggests squishing all the cute people instead of helping them feel better like Finn wanted to do.
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When he starts squishing cockroaches, the bug confronts him, but before it can attack him, K shoots it from the inside. The bug was finally killed by Dr. Laurel Weaver (Linda Fiorentino), a morgue worker whom the bug kidnapped and J's love interest. When K requests to be neuralyzed (a memory- wiping procedure) to retire, J fulfills the request and his new partner is Laurel, who becomes known as Agent L.
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Alternative measures to control sawflies can be taken. Mechanical methods include removing larvae from trees and killing them by squishing or dropping them into boiling water or kerosene, although this is not practical in plantations. Predators can also be used to eliminate larvae, as well as parasites which have been previously used in control programs. Small trees can be sprayed with a number of chemicals, including maldison, dimethoate and carbaryl, if removing larvae from trees is not effective enough.
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Modified head squish piston engines utilise a space in the head to make an air pocket for squishing and combustion to occur. Depending on the shape of the pocket and what type of engine, the valve position must be skewed to ensure that both the intake and exhaust valve can fit in the pocket. Modified head squish piston engines can also be made to fit the application on a flathead engine as well as overhead camshaft and two stroke engines.
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Around this time, the mother stops producing ova. From then on, the embryo relies mainly on the yolk stored in its stomach, though it may continue to feed on remaining eggs by squishing the capsules between its jaws or swallowing them whole. It begins to transfer its energy stores from its stomach to its liver, causing the former to shrink and the latter to grow exponentially. The embryo is essentially fully pigmented by a length of , and has assumed its newborn appearance by a length of .
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In April, Mohiuddin was arrested for "blasphemous" posts, along with three other bloggers. The crackdown on independent blogs, and the closure of the newspaper Amar Desh, was strongly criticised by Human Rights Watch and IHEU. Shortly after the bloggers were arrested, Mukto-Mona, an independent site of freethinkers and atheists of mainly Bengali and South Asian descent, issued a statement titled, 'Bangladesh government squishing freedom of speech by arresting and harassing young bloggers inside the country'. Amnesty International also issued a statement titled, 'Bangladesh: writers at risk of torture’.
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Variants predominantly from the northern Philippines use meat (usually called kilawin to distinguish them from other kinilaw), including goat meat, beef, carabao, pork, and chicken. Unlike fish kinilaw, meat kilawin are not eaten raw but are cooked by boiling or grilling or both. They are usually done rare to medium rare, though in some cases the meat are fully cooked. Meat-based kilawin are also traditionally eaten with papaít (literally "bittering agent"), usually the bile extracted from the gall bladder or by squishing the chewed grass in an animal's stomach.
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Betty Jo Tucker of ReelTalk Movie Reviews said in her review "The film boasts some of the best visual effects ever, especially the bridge-crumbling sequence at the beginning of the film." In his review of Final Destination 5, Roger Ebert said "... the special effects do an excellent job of beheading, incinerating, vivisecting, squishing and so on." "Final Destination 5 contain some of the most fun effects ever seen that purely enhance the thrills and bloody spills, rather than detract from them," stated Lisa Giles-Keddie from uk.real.com. The death scenes in the film have been praised as being suspenseful, creative, and shocking.
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Roger Ebert gave Microcosmos four out of four stars, calling it "...an amazing film that allows us to peer deeply into the insect world and marvel at creatures we casually condemn to squishing." Janet Maslin of The New York Times wrote that "this quick, captivating film offers a taste of the exotic to viewers of any stripe (or spot). And it's a breathtaking reminder that Mother Nature remains the greatest special effects wizard of all." On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 97% based on 33 critics, with an average rating of 8.1/10.
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The ice cream slides under Mickey's uniform, making him shake around, causing the band to briefly play The Streets of Cairo until it falls out and he kicks it away. Mickey has the band play Ranz des Vaches and swats his baton at the bee, temporarily causing the band to briefly play notes drastically different than the song. Percussionist Horace Horsecollar tries to kill the bee by squishing it with his cymbals and with a hammer, but accidentally hits Goofy's head instead, driving his head down into his jacket. He continues playing his clarinet from inside it.
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The wavering undulations characteristic of water are supposed to represent the "fluctuations in the event horizon". This puddle may then be entered (usually accompanied by a watery squishing sound), and the traveler will emerge from a similar pool at the destination stargate. The show makes it clear that transit is strictly one-way; an attempt to travel "backwards" causes the traveler to be destroyed. Although in the first episode the Goa'uld who come through at the beginning of the first episode appear to walk back through the event horizon after taking a hostage, in actuality, they dialed out again using a hand-held device (the whooshing sound is audible in the background).
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The Scarecrow (voiced by Mark Hamill) is a character who appears in "Terror Tales of the Park III" as the main antagonist in "Jacked-Up Jack-o-Lantern". When Mordecai, Rigby, Muscle Man, and Hi-Five Ghost destroy his pumpkin wife (after ignoring his warnings that say to leave them alone), he comes to life. He then proceeds to touch everybody, which turns them all into pumpkins before squishing them and eventually planting their seeds in the pumpkin patch so that their heads grow into pumpkins. By the end of the episode, he laughs while they all argue on who should go home with a mother and her son, knowing that he had avenged his wife.
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Once an enemy has turned white it must be avoided or jumped over; jumping over enemies is more difficult than landing on and squishing them. As play progresses enemies become taller and faster, making them harder to squish or avoid. The falling debris prevents players from climbing too many storeys at once, so enemies must be avoided skillfully in order to prevent Sam being cornered by a now invulnerable enemy which is too tall to be easily jumped over. In the Colecovision version of the game digitised speech is employed when Sam performs certain actions, for instance he exclaims "squish 'em" after successfully attacking an enemy and "money, money, money" after collecting the suitcase at the top of each building.
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By the time they arrived at the office around 2 o'clock AM, the hallway leading from the elevators to the office was noticeably humid, and the carpet nearest the office was actively squishing. The planned maintenance was sidelined as the two staffers began to rescue soaking boxes of paper records and computers from the office (which was nicknamed "the Holio"). Several desktop computers, which had been stashed underneath desks to release more room for already-crowded workspaces, were still running in the water -- and at least one production server, a Windows NT web hosting machine, was several inches deep and still serving web pages. Meanwhile, the main WWA office, which housed the machine room, remained dry, as the plumbing to its kitchen was separate from the clogged drain line twenty yards to the east.
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The moniker of Elbows was bestowed upon McFadden for two reasons: # he used his knobby joints to defend himself with the efficiency of a stone wall; # if he could not hit an opponent with his gloved fist, he did it with his elbows McFadden’s favorite trick was to start a roundhouse with either hand towards the jaw, ostensibly missing as his glove swished harmlessly past his opponent’s chin. His elbow, however, did not miss. It would crack flush onto the mouth with a squishing of lips and a smashing of teeth. This set up the poor innocent for a follow up punch with the other glove – and this was the punch that often ended the fight. So crafty was McFadden in employing this manoeuvre that referees often missed seeing it, or couldn’t prove it if they did.
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