Instead, I get sucked down a Facebook and Instagram rabbit hole.
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"We didn't want to get sucked down with it," he said.
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So before unpacking, I sucked down a coffee and got to cooking.
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You have to actually diminish him without getting sucked down by him.
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Baby review: Sucked down the "green kale and apple" pouch like a champ.
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Emily famously sucked down a ton of bacon during that "Three-Way" spot.
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Eyewitnesses say Tarantino was minding his business while he sucked down the stogie.
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First, they can acknowledge that they are being sucked down a nihilistic whirlpool.
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Be careful clicking through, you might end up getting sucked down a rabbithole.
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Then got sucked down a rabbit hole reading people's starkly differing opinions about it.
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I feel a little dizzy, but that could be the wine I sucked down.
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"You have to actually diminish him without getting sucked down by him," Garcetti said.
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Our sources say Margot and about 30 others sucked down pitchers of beer and cocktails.
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I sucked down porcelain cups of the stuff while I looked at my nearly $100 tab.
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As he steps inside to investigate, Regensburg gets sucked down a satirical rabbit hole of music history.
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" Brooks warned earlier this month that Republicans who refuse to disavow Trump "are being sucked down a nihilistic whirlpool.
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"Is she your sister?" the Egyptian asked Reva, nodding in my direction as I sucked down my first coffee.
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In the wipeout of Democrats in 85033, the party's energy was like water being sucked down the sink drain.
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Actually, this is air being sucked down for cooling and there's nothing wrong with it; just a characteristic worth noting.
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If it weren't for these pop culture distractions, I might have gotten sucked down into a news wormhole and not recovered.
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I sucked down the rest of coffee number one and put the empty cup in my Big Brown Bag from Bloomingdale's.
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I sucked down a can of tomato juice—a classic Trump lunch according to his book—and boiled another Trump tea.
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Netflix should adjust your streaming speed automatically to match your connection, but setting this manually will lower quality and data sucked down.
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The authorities said at least five people died, including one doctor walking home from work who was sucked down an open manhole.
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I recently got sucked down a bit of an internet rabbit hole, reading about how this same phenomenon affects mountaineers climbing big mountains.
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That is, many think of it as low-class swill, sucked down on a convenience store curb—not something you order with dinner.
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So evidently it wants to try to make sure its first flush of expensive hardware doesn't get sucked down the toilet of dashed developer expectations.
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As we sucked down our T&T's, Trump bashed his opponents and touted his unrivaled business acumen as the perfect remedy to flailing American leadership.
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Williams notes that while she can sometimes get "sucked down the email vortex" when home, she reserves bedtimes, breakfasts and weekends to focus on the kids.
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When, in a crisp, martial motion, he brought the tassels down against his thigh, the flock collapsed upon the roof, as if sucked down a drain.
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"I've heard from many entrepreneurs that they sometimes find themselves easily sucked down the rabbit hole of comparing themselves and their progress to other entrepreneurs," she said.
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Samantha Hoopes sucked down a ton of meat for her encore performance as a smoking hot burger loving babe in one of those iconic Carl's Jr. ads.
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The girl chooses the crashing wave and is suddenly sucked down into the water where she and the world around her, are bathed in color and light.
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Four years ago, a slug of Facebook data on 50 million Americans was sucked down by a UK academic named Aleksandr Kogan, and wrongly sold to Cambridge Analytica.
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To top it all off, I often found myself as the third wheel watching my friends romance in the rink while I sucked down a blue raspberry Slurpee.
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"We'd be using our phones, and all the sudden the batteries would get sucked down really fast," says Mossett, describing a telltale sign that a StingRay is being employed.
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I stayed up an hour too late last night because I got sucked down a Wikipedia hole because I couldn't remember how many V.M.A.s Madonna has and what she won for.
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That was the power of the earthquake, turning the ground into jelly in a deadly churn that eradicated landmarks and sent buildings flowing sideways even as they were being sucked down into rubble.
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His YouTube channel is full of lengthy videos detailing his wonderfully detailed builds, but be forewarned if you're racing towards a deadline at work, you don't want to get sucked down this rabbit hole.
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Back then, I may have seen coke-crusted noses hovering over pints sucked down into the early hours rather than frolicked in a park and eaten ice cream with the five-piece, as transpired over a recent weekend in New York.
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Let's give Gillibrand the Beto treatment and portray her as the risk-taker she was in college: according to the NYT, "an exuberant adventurer who sucked down toad venom to counteract poisonous crabs from Beidaihe Beach in Hebei Province and who rode helmetless on a motorcycle in Taipei."
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"He spent two decades at Goldman Sachs helping the bank peddle the same kind of mortgage products that blew up the economy and sucked down billions in taxpayer bailout money before he moved on to run a bank that was infamous for aggressively foreclosing on families," she said.
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" She went on: "He spent two decades at Goldman Sachs, helping the bank peddle the same kind of mortgage products that blew up the economy and sucked down billions in taxpayer-bailout money before he moved on to run a bank that was infamous for aggressively foreclosing on families.
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Mnuchin "spent two decades at Goldman Sachs helping the bank peddle the same kind of mortgage products that blew up the economy and sucked down billions in taxpayer bailout money, before he moved on to run a bank that was famous for aggressively foreclosing on families," Warren said in the statement.
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"We don't want to be busted," he said, and so he crossed the road, wandered down a suburban lane, and, half hidden by a stand of bamboo, sucked down a couple of American Spirits—a long, lean gent in an overcoat, with a roué's mustache, smoking in the shadows near the missionary college.
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It conducted an experiment in which three people—one who only toked occasionally, one who was a weekend pothead, and one "heavy daily user"—sucked down a third of a gram each and got behind the wheel of a car to take a supervised driving test, then smoked some more and repeated the process.
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Part of why many of us spend so much time on the platform — one Mediakix statistic predicts that the average person will spend up to eight months of their life on Instagram — is because we get sucked down the "Search and Explore" rabbit hole, hopping from one tattoo or Disney food account to the next.
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The negative rates from the ECB and (their) policy has been a force that has sucked down interest rates in the US." MIKE TERWILLIGER, PORTFOLIO MANAGER, RESOURCE CREDIT INCOME FUND, NEW YORK "On the eve of the 'Big Game' (NFL Super Bowl) this weekend, to borrow a football expression, 'Do Your Job' for the FOMC means combating inflation.
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It turns out that the politician-speak impulse to move away from uncomfortable topics rather than address them head on, to stick to a script even when it doesn't really answer the moderator's question, is a very, very effective way to avoid getting sucked down rabbit holes, to avoid digging yourself into a deeper hole when your opponent brings up past gaffes or misconduct.
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Members of Kuma's firm make the relatively grueling trip a few times a month, and the second day I was there, I ran into one of his many overworked epigones, looking cadaverous and damp-haired as he sucked down a can of cold Starbucks espresso; he and his team had stayed up all night working on a project before catching the train from Tokyo.
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Outside the tunnels, Timmy is almost sucked down into the marsh but is saved by Uncle Quentin, assisted by Julian.
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Zazu from The Lion King (1994) briefly appears twice; once when Mickey is sucked down into the laboratory and again when Julius roars at Mickey. One of the objects seen when Mickey gets sucked down into the lab is a pink slip with the initials "JK" on it. This is a reference to Jeffrey Katzenberg, who was fired from Disney the previous year and went on to form DreamWorks with Steven Spielberg and David Geffen.
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Crichton got the message after Aeryn left and at once decided to retrieve her. Unfortunately, after that, Moya was sucked down by a wormhole, leaving Crichton stranded. After Crichton returned to the ship, Scorpius asked for asylum. Harvey suggested killing him.
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Match, along with several of his fellow students, is sucked down into the realm of Limbo. When attacked by demons, he quickly joins the fight, killing several demons while trying to protect Pixie and Blindfold.New X-Men vol. 2 #39.
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While en route for Pitcairn, Rata and his crew are sucked down into the same clam, but they use their spears to cut the monster open. They rescue the remains of Rata's father and uncle and bury them back in Tahiti. After recovering from their adventure, Rata sets out for further adventures. See also Aremata-Popoa and Aremata-Rorua.
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Another geoduck species, Panopea smithae, is found in deeper New Zealand waters. Like other geoducks, P. zelandica burrows downwards in the mud and extends a siphon 30-45 centimetres up to the surface of the substrate. The siphon contains two tubes. Water is sucked down one tube, filtered for food and then expelled through the other.
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There, he met Marguerite, who handed his phone back. Then, they called a taxi, but George was sucked down a puddle he jumped into. Marguerite attempted to follow him, but is unable to. George had now dived underwater, coming across the Red October submarine from The Hunt for Red October (Marko Ramius was startled to see George through the periscope).
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Shakespeare tries to escape, but stumbles and is sucked down into the pit. He wakes up in the cave from earlier, now full of corpses, and finds living versions of his unit eating together just as they were the first night, including himself. He flees, reaching the trenches. Friedrich, now in perfect health, appears and points his rifle at him.
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The loss in strength due to upward seepage is a common contributor to levee failures. The condition of zero effective stress associated with upward seepage is also called liquefaction, quicksand, or a boiling condition. Quicksand was so named because the soil particles move around and appear to be 'alive' (the biblical meaning of 'quick' – as opposed to 'dead'). (Note that it is not possible to be 'sucked down' into quicksand.
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Ilias arrives and tells Mace that he has had a change of heart and decided to return to be with his friend and defeat Orcon. That night, Ilias is grabbed and sucked down into a lair inhabited by subterranean monsters. When Mace follows, he is forced to battle a few of them while chasing after Ilias. Venturing further into the caves, Mace finds Ilias, hanging upside down with his head cut off.
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Sanna arrives to save Tara from one of the giant crabs, and a raft escape begins to take shape. The tribal leader tries commanding the water to heel, and is swept away and (presumably) drowns. While Ayak is running on the sand, she steps into a trap of quicksand and is sucked down to her death. Giant waves hit the shore, but Tara, Sanna, and a few others survive on a raft.
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Local lore claims that Sir John Lambton killed a "wyrm" from the lake, which resulted in all of his descendents coming under a witch's curse which would not allow any Lambton to die in bed. In 1855, settler John MacDougal claimed that his horses were sucked down into the water, and nearly his canoe before he cut the line. The Naitaka was said to reside in caves under Rattlesnake Island (a.k.a. Monster Island) or adjacent to Squally Point.
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Before he can reach the border, A Square is cornered by the soldiers whose attempt to dismantle and segment him is thwarted by the Northern Kingdom army's attack. In the fracas, things suddenly begin to disappear as though sucked down through the fabric of Flatland until only A Square remains. He too begins to disappear until there is only his eye, then a point of light, a glowing point of light, which welcomes him into another dimension.
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When the driver shuts off the steam to the cylinders of a steam locomotive while it is in motion, the moving pistons could create a partial vacuum in the cylinders. This would give rise to two problems. Firstly, the pumping action would absorb energy and prevent the engine from coasting freely. Secondly, when the exhaust valve opened, soot and cinders from the smokebox could be sucked down the exhaust pipe and into the valve chest or cylinder, causing damage.
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At the last step, Ronnie trips and, despite Kaylee's efforts with the pepper spray, she dies and sucked into the sand by the creature. Chanda, in desperation, follows through with Mitch's plan and runs across the sand to the truck with pepper-sprayed towels wrapping her feet. The group celebrates for a brief moment as she succeeds. But just then, Gilbert is attacked by the creature, and sucked down through the bottom of the barrel and is killed.
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A pulser pump makes use of water that flows through pipes and an air chamber from an upper reservoir to a lower reservoir. The intake is a trompe, which uses water flow to pump air to a separation chamber; air trapped in the chamber then drives an airlift pump. The top of the pipe that connects the upper reservoir to the air chamber is positioned just below the water surface. As the water drops down the pipe, air is sucked down with it.
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It also featured a swimming pool, race track, concession stands, dance hall, and cabins for overnight stays. In the early-1950s, a young girl on the swing ride was killed when a truck delivering sodas accidentally backed into the ride, striking her. A boy aged nine also drowned in the swimming pool, upon being left at the park by his mother, unattended, and was subsequently sucked down into the drain by his arm. The pool was filled in to prevent further accidents.
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She tells them that she is Nasookin's wife, and that her Heart is at the bottom of the lake; the Pearl Folk live there. The children are sucked down into the Wishing Pool on the Floating Island, which brings them to the Pearl Folk. The Pearlies tell them that the Lake Snake still has the pine cone, and, if they slay him, they will give them Onamara's Heart back. Bren and Lucy succeed, and come out of the Big Lake, landing by a slough, where they meet Head Goose.
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Mwigulu Lameck Nchemba (born 7 January 1975) is a Tanzanian CCM politician and Member of Parliament for Iramba West constituency since 2010.he is also a minister for constitution and law in tanzania In December 2015, he was appointed as the Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries. In July 2018 he was sucked down by Magufuli due to poor performance as the Minister of Home Affairs. In May 2nd 2020 he was appointed as the Minister of Constitutional and Legal Affairs following the death of ambassador Dr. Agustine Phillip Mahiga.
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Almost immediately after one of Warspites rounds hit the rear deck of Giulio Cesare, exploding in the funnel, and setting off the stored ammunition for one of her anti-aircraft guns. Two seamen were killed and several wounded.Marina Militare italiana, part 1 1940–45, p 39, Albertelli Edizioni, Parma, 2015 The fumes from the burning ammunition were sucked down into the engine room, which had to evacuate and shut down half of the boilers. Giulio Cesares speed quickly fell off to 18 knots and Conte di Cavour took over.
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During the New X-Men story arc "The Quest for Magik," Anole and his classmates are sucked down into the dimension of Limbo by the demon Belasco. They are soon attacked by a large group of demons, and Anole takes charge, rallying the students around the defenseless Blindfold, only to have his right arm severed at the shoulder by a demon. Later he is trapped in stone by the machinations of Darkchilde as she attempts to create a powerful Soulsword from Pixie's soul. Anole manages to break himself free and stop Darkchilde from completing the process, saving Pixie.
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There is a legend that a witch named Vixana once lived in a cave at the foot of the tor that she had made the earth gnomes build for her. She was tall, bent and ugly. She delighted in calling up a mist to surround any traveller who passed the bog at the foot of the tor, so they would lose their way and be sucked down to their death. She met her fate when she tried to lure a handsome young man of the moor to his fate, but he had the power to see through the mist and to make himself invisible.
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Cordelia asks Angel for the favor of escorting Groo to a demon brothel where a magic potion is held which will allow her to have sex with Groo without losing her visions. Gunn and Fred refer to the videotape for evidence of Jerry's disappearance and watch him get sucked into the ground by the tree's roots a few seconds before they're sucked down as well. At the brothel, Angel and Groo follow Anita past tempting sights into a room where cash is exchanged for the potion. When Anita questions Angel's presence there, he gets a phone call from Gunn and Fred who are bound by tree roots underground.
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Bass's iconic Vertigo (1958) poster, with its stylized figures sucked down into the nucleus of a spiral vortex, captures the anxiety and disorientation central to the film. His poster for Anatomy of a Murder (1959), featuring the silhouette of a corpse jarringly dissected into seven pieces, makes both a pun on the film's title and captures the moral ambiguities within which this court room drama is immersed. He created some of his best known posters for films directed by Otto Preminger, Alfred Hitchcock, Billy Wilder, and Stanley Kubrick among others. His last commissioned film poster was created for Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List (1993), but it was never distributed.
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She is seen as one of the students listening to Blindfold's tale about Illyana Rasputin (Magik) and is sucked down into Limbo along with many of the other students. After the students land on a rocky outcrop, they are soon attacked by a huge number of demons, and Loa is, for the first time, shown using her powers. A demon attempts to punch her in the stomach, and his hand goes straight through, but it is sliced to ribbons on the other side. She then moves to protect Anole as Magik decides she needs to take one of their souls to make a new Soulsword.
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They are saved by the intervention of a new character called Martha. She takes them to where she lives, a shack evidently built by the survivors of a galleon which was sucked down another of the giant holes like the Pore, so she can tend to Elliott and protect the two boys. Meanwhile, the Rebecca twins, who were pushed into the Pore by Sarah Jerome in her last dying act, are aware that Will is alive, and begin to plot against him with two Styx Special Forces soldiers, called Limiters. One of the Rebeccas and a Limiter approach Will's father, Dr. Burrows, and attempt to bully him into finding them a way out of the Pore.
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Voiced by David Ossman Scabies is a bacteria and gang boss who lives in the left armpit of the city of Frank. Thrax arrives at the armpit shortly after entering the body and asks Scabies and his men, who are in a sauna, to join him. Scabies instead mocks him and orders Bruiser to beat him and bury him alive in a blackhead; Thrax breaks Bruiser’s arm, and Scabies sends the rest of his men after him. Thrax uses his claws to fill the room with steam, and slices Scabies in half. Scabies melts from Thrax’s touch, but he continues to mock Thrax as his melted remains are sucked down a drain.
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