He further testified that Lucas admitted having a voodoo doll of Tiffanie and said he'd regularly stick pins in it to hurt her.
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"Men have always bought cuff links, stick pins and signet rings," said Amy Burton, director of the antique jewelry dealer Hancocks in London.
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He further testified that Lucas admitted having a voodoo doll of Irwin, and said he'd regularly stick pins in it to hurt the pastor.
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He further testified that Lucas admitted having a voodoo doll of Tiffanie and said he'd regularly stick pins in it to hurt the pastor.
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"A classic study of married couples asked them to stick pins into voodoo dolls that represented their loved ones, to reflect how angry they felt towards them," Oxenham wrote.
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It's a drug thing; when you're smoking a joint you get totally paranoid about people, you can't relate to people. There's that crossover between the paranoia you get when you're smoking dope and the depression afterwards." In 2015 Butler elaborated further to Dave Everly of Classic Rock: "I used to be a cutter. I'd cut my arms, stick pins through my fingers, that kind of thing.
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Joined by both white and Latina women (a heretofore unprecedented phenomena) Gonzales utilized fashion to dispel accusations of unladylike behavior attributed to the female strikers and to reinforce the women's persona as workers, including many spouses and mothers. During the strike, Gonzales made news describing the violent interactions between the strikers and the workers. Gonzales claimed that the workers meant to beat her up but failed. Instead they sent down voodoo dolls with stick pins.
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While obtaining the potion, Huddy and Wilbert make voodoo dolls of each other and proceed to stick pins in them, which inflicts pain in the other person. After finally obtaining the potion, Wilbert gets on Huddy's broom (complete with windshield and wipers), flies through the door and crashes into a tree. The potion initially works well, as Dorothy does fall for Wilbert, but then everyone gets a sip of the concoction and falls in love. The potion's effects eventually fade, and Clark and Dorothy prepare to marry.
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The same star rating was given by Total Film, where Matthew Leyland described the production values as "tatty", but Felicity Jones as a "natural, likeable everygirl". The Mirror gave the film four stars, Mark Adams saying that the film was a "fun-packed affair" and when writing for Screen Daily saying "it is enjoyable entertainment with no real cinematic pretentions"; he laid particular praise on Felicity Jones saying that it confirms her qualities as a leading lady. Sophie Ivan for Film4 compared Chalet Girl to those from Working Title Films, saying that it was the first British comedy since then that "won't make you want to stick pins in your eyes", and gave three and a half stars.
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In an attempt to increase her resistance to pain he would drop hot sealing wax on her back and arms or stick pins in her, commanding her not to cry out. He would test her ability to keep secrets by telling her that his life was in danger and she should tell no one. To increase her resistance to the cold, Day instructed Sidney to wade into Stowe Pool until the water reached her neck, then lie in the nearby meadow until her clothes and hair had dried in the sun. Finally, to test her resistance to luxury, he gave her a big box of handmade silk clothes and had her throw them on a fire.
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" Dorothy Hastings was given a boldkin, a jewelled hair-pin, with the lines, "Even with this bodkin you may live unharmed: Your beauty with your virtues so well armed." Audrey Walsingham had the prize of a cutwork stomacher in the lottery with the verses; "This stomacher is full of windows wrought: Yet none through them can look into your thought." Elizabeth Brydges received a dozen points (clothing toggles) in the lottery with these verses; "You are in every point a lover true, And therefore fortune gives the points to you." Cordell Anslowe drew a pin cushion, "To her that little cares what lot she wins: Chance gives a cushinet to stick pins.
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When Arnold disappears amidst the rage of Ismael's gang members, it is up to Hector, the new leader of the Coney Island Dominators, to lead the remaining delegates from the Bronx back to Coney Island, passing through enemy-ridden gang turfs. When Hinton suggests removing their gang insignia – Mercedes symbols stolen off cars and converted into stick-pins from shop class at school which the gang wears on their hats – he is severely chastised. As Hinton is more familiar with the neighborhood, having lived there before, he is given the task of leading the gang out of Woodlawn Cemetery, where they have escaped the cops in the chaos. The gang decides to call Wallie, the youth board worker assigned to their case, to come and drive them home.
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"Homer's Triple Bypass" They own a tombstone inscribed with the epitaph "Homer J. Simpson. We are richer for having lost him" and use it as a coffee table,The Simpsons – "Mother Simpson" stick pins in a voodoo doll which looks like HomerThe Simpsons – "Homer and Apu" and even commissioned a billboard urging voters to evict Homer from Springfield.The Simpsons – "Three Gays of the Condo" When Homer contemplated suicide, they encouraged him to go through with it and then pushed him off the bridge, though this was actually part of a plot by the townspeople to bring Homer to his surprise party on a cruise ship.The Simpsons – "Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind" Patty has also given stoner Otto Mann a driver's license due to their mutual dislike for Homer,The Simpsons.
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