Rather than face trial and execution, he's gobbled to bits by the beasts he bred to gobble people to bits, which are unleashed upon him by the woman he raped and assaulted endlessly.
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Just okay because it gets blown to bits too quickly.
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Since then, Hong Kong protesters have smashed cameras to bits.
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Listening to bits & pieces of the new LPs from Ame & Schwarzmann.
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You don't fix the death machine, you smash it to bits.
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Love you to bits from me, Conor jr and the bump.
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You don't fix the death machine, you smash it to bits.
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By August, she would agree only to bits of cooked apple.
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Garland I know you&aposre chomping us to bits, what your reaction?
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Perryville homes also were torn to bits -- some down to their foundations.
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Then mayhem ensues, and the chemical plant itself gets blown to bits.
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We all loved her to bits and she will never be forgotten.
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"You could see everyone was thrilled to bits," says local Sue Fidler.
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""We all loved her to bits and she will never be forgotten.
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But the events of recent days have blown that scenario to bits.
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Something that can be cut down and hacked to bits and killed.
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He is just a big cabbage and Joshua will punch him to bits.
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And there's something deeply satisfying about watching this enormous boulder crumble to bits.
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Tear the statues down, blast most of them to bits, and move on.
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We do not seek to hold on to bits of membership as we leave.
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Is your six-year-old going to smash your new iPad Pro to bits?
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The printer and fax machine and copier would have to be broken to bits.
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The statue itself and about 20 feet of the pillar were blown to bits.
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He knows that what is smashed to bits in battle will need replacing afterward.
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The Millennium Falcon managed to destroy all the TIE Fighters, blowing them to bits...
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He's still a bit heated after smashing Dante to bits in November's mid-season finale.
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At least you'll be able to press the buttons without smashing the cabinet to bits.
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We all love him to bits and are waiting for the day he comes home.
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Samuelson to bits as she returned from the store with a bag of parakeet treats.
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Who will you become if Sam has been chopped to bits by the guy downstairs ?
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It didn't make it easier knowing any chance of a birth plan was blown to bits.
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In the end, they were both blown to bits by the explosives Charlie drove to Austria.
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It was falling to bits, with no electricity or plumbing, but it would serve the purpose.
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We were chuffed to bits that they met, as we call our son our Prince Harry!
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Having him resort to using guns to blow people to bits would nullify his origin story.
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"I blew the boy and everybody else to bits," he says in his dry British monotone.
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Donald Trump&aposs star on the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame has been smashed to bits.
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If you go for the back way, you're going to be blown to bits by grenades.
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Josh remembers his father instructing him to smash a Red Hot Chili Peppers album to bits.
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At one point the main character is actually chewed to bits by a herd of angry ladybugs.
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Thankfully, friendships like those between the Sex and the City co-stars shatter this stereotype to bits.
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Granted, you need a microscope to see acetaminophen like Juzak sees it after smashing tablets to bits.
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And I would not like to see that happen to Conor 'cause I love him to bits.
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"She had ripped the page out of the book and carefully torn it to bits," recounts Kurth.
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The longish Downs that sew the grid together, CHILDBIRTH and TORE TO BITS are also very nice.
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In 2016, those lesser contenders carved each other to bits while leaving Trump to claim the field.
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But I wondered if that same process could really apply to bits and bytes locked behind screens.
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Adjusting it to change its specifications does not require breaking out the spanners and taking it to bits.
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Salt makes the product safe to use around food, and it also doesn't blow the bug to bits.
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The only thing better than building a gigantic Lego structure is watching it get unnecessarily blasted to bits.
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The 2000-year-old says he will be "chuffed to bits" to see them thrown in South Korea.
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Someone had knocked the side mirror off and someone else had driven over it, crushing it to bits.
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Photo by Maija Lahtinen Atomikylä blew my mind to bits with their suffocating, hypnotic performance at Roadburn 2016.
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Canon's trying to slice the learning curve to bits when it ships its newest $399 Speedlite in April.
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Apologies to Josh Hartnett, but we're gonna put you in a movie that just gets shredded to bits.
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You love your friend to bits, but not their habits of borrowing a portable charger every darn time.
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If a hair makes its way that far, it gets chopped to bits between the notch and the blades.
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What the heck is going to happen in King's Landing now that literally everyone has been blown to bits?
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That created steam bubbles, the sudden formation of which generated shock waves which blew the affected cells to bits.
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Called Back to Bits, the project features whimsical gifs by more than 40 artists, which recreate legendary NES games.
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Now Banksy wants us to know that the whole damn thing was supposed to be shredded to bits. Charming!
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Those carrying out the brutal beatings at S-21 were instructed to "smash to bits" traitors and counter-revolutionaries.
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As we floated along the river to the reach the Chakma communities, we saw their houses smashed to bits.
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From our safe perch at the top of a whole millennium, we enjoyed imagining an earth shaken to bits.
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Cut them apart, set them on fire, blow them to bits; they just keep coming back to get you.
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A lone shooter at the White House seems nearly mundane once you've already seen the Capitol blown to bits.
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So he donned a pair of goggles, picked up a hammer, and smashed a liquid-crystal display screen to bits.
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Now we've gone even further to assert our dominance over the drone — we're smashing them to bits with jet skis.
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Call us masochistic, but we find the prospect of watching general mediocrity smash itself to bits quite the nose-crinkler.
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The car, unsurprisingly, will not move and the film ends with a train smashing them and their camera to bits.
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A transporter carrying a dozen novelty cars including a BATMOBILE caught fire - burning a number of vintage vehicle to bits.
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Scowling like a snapping turtle, she sat waiting for illogical remarks, which she then gently but firmly tore to bits.
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Those outside the EU aspire to special relations with the club, and some belong to bits of it already (see maps).
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His eye still hurt, but his hip ached less than he would have expected, what with having been blown to bits.
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We then see a montage of tropical partying, Rihanna being her amazing self, and that acoustic guitar getting smashed to bits.
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"Everyone at the sanctuary loves Murphy and Goldie to bits," bear and vet team director Heidi Quine said in a statement.
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And in one of the most memorable ads this year, several kids shout "eminent domain" before bashing a dollhouse to bits.
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The road, however, is no more—in equal parts drowned, shaken to bits, buried under landslide, and swallowed by liquefied earth.
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If power-mad delegates make it a game of party-knows-best, they may end up blowing the GOP to bits.
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"There are these laws and these ethical norms that are being blown to bits by these cabinet secretaries," Ms. Marsco said.
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I love them to bits, but when I was 12, I fell off a stepladder and spoke Japanese for six weeks.
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The state-regulated fares are too low to pay for the maintenance of buses shaken to bits on Khartoum's shoddy roads.
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One is an uncontrolled asteroid smashing the planet to bits, which happened in the past and fundamentally changed life on Earth.
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Greef will offer the client Mando as a ruse, and they'll blast the client and his Imperial stormtrooper friends to bits.
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I wanted to swipe all the rose-gold salad servers and marble cheese plates off the table, smash them to bits.
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Young folks are staring down a barrel and they want to put a flower in it, or conversely, smash it to bits.
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Cher Horowitz grew up, got married, had two daughters, became a housewife, and now she's ready to blow it all to bits.
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IN THE third act of "Three Sisters" Ivan Chebutykin, a bumbling old doctor, drunkenly knocks over a clock, smashing it to bits.
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The fear of an engineered bug escaping and thriving does not extend to bits of bugs, since these cannot reproduce by themselves.
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The rifle juts through the chain-link fence, spraying hate and blowing bone and muscle to bits in a show of nothing.
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These things are evident to all of us, but this all changes when it comes to bits and bites, because it's abstract.
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"The idea that everything could fall to bits, and basic things could just stop, it's not really imaginable to us," he said.
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Their concept of citizenship depended on an elite having stewardship over the entire community, and we've rightly blown that idea to bits.
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"It was my first ever full-size concert grand piano, and I was thrilled to bits when it was delivered," she added.
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These primers are engineered to bind to bits of cholera's DNA and then when heated, replicate it — a process called DNA amplification.
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MARY TOFT;Or, The Rabbit QueenBy Dexter Palmer In 1726, in Godalming, England, Mary Toft "gave birth" to bits of a rabbit.
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If your drone gets a bit close to a United States military base, they're officially not gonna worry about blasting it to bits.
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But the critical question of what sorts of life forms we'd be blasting to bits for iPhone parts has never really been answered.
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Besides their shared objective of blowing aliens to bits with great big laser guns, they are all built with the Unreal Engine 4.
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Thanks to bits of smoked trout, the broth around the mussels was as heady and gripping as that in any well-seasoned bouillabaisse.
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Editor's note: the review below is timed for the June 24th release of "Independence Day: Resurgence", which features London being blown to bits.
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The Liberals are smashed to bits and the NDP [New Democratic Party] are locked out of office by the ghost of recession Rae.
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The children's names, their pictures, the terrain of the park where they fell to bits will never be familiar to a mourning world.
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Eve has never killed anyone before, and it's only through Villanelle's urging that she's able to overcome her fear and hack Raymond to bits.
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After much bloodshed and shots of men being turned to ash, Bronn finally manages to strike the dragon, who burns the weapon to bits.
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It's a simple game: Using your finger as a sword, you swipe the screen to slice thrown fruit to bits while avoiding hazardous bombs.
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Kola Karim, Shoreline's boss, said the proposed $300m project would enable Shell to pipe gas into places where the infrastructure is "shot to bits".
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He and the remaining Asgardians boarded a ship headed off-planet, while Hela (with assistance from Surtur, a demon) blew Asgard itself to bits.
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Would any of this be materially improved if the E Corp building were blown to bits, or if anything similarly definitive and prosaic happened?
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Check out how this thing came together, then watch as the Men at Arms use their creation to gleefully slice different objects to bits.
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In this painting, Actaeon gets torn to bits by his own hounds for having stumbled upon Diana in the woods in all her nakedness.
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Since "Fast and the Furious 6," fans have been waiting for Han to get justice after seemingly being blown to bits by Deckard Shaw.
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At 18, a trolley car rammed into the bus she was riding; the accident shattered her spine and reduced her right leg to bits.
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It is distinct from the less refined rubanina — from the word for "to chop" — which is a frozen fish pounded to bits with an ax.
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The United States and the Soviet Union both scrambled to acquire more weapons, increasing the likelihood that the entire world would be blown to bits.
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Earlier on Tuesday, the company said it recalled some Mars and Snickers bars in Germany due to bits of plastic being found in one product.
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The price for escape is rough — June gets her feet sliced to bits with a steel branch, as Aunt Lydia screeches at her about redemption.
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My grandma brought us up, and I loved her to bits, but she was of the older generation of women who very much favored boys.
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Pro-gun activists have since found various ways to obliterate YETI products—crushing them, shooting them up, and blowing them to bits in empty fields.
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You would maneuver and spin a small triangular spaceship, blasting space rocks to bits until inevitably one of the asteroids smashes you into line segments.
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My one regret: we never used the overly literal dinner argument scene, though it was recorded, that ended with crockery and glassware smashed to bits.
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It is possible they'll give Chambers a lot of time to reconsider any type of return before knocking his entire on-screen relationship to bits.
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A historic Martin guitar was reportedly smashed to bits on the set of the Hateful Eight during a scene between Kurt Russell and Jennifer Jason Leigh.
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And in the background, the Youndu-led Ravagers and the Ayesha-led Sovereign are constantly looming, one warp jump away from blasting the Guardians to bits.
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The best way to ensure that your cat gets some exercise and entertainment without scratching your furniture to bits is to buy him a cat tree.
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They're searching for their ne'er-do-well drunk of a son, Eddie, who, not long after blasting his mother's beloved cat to bits, has gone missing.
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Each year, millions of American cars, washing machines, vending machines, and other coin-operated devices are torn to bits and recycled, mostly in China and India.
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City cleaning crews, along with business owners who didn't want their sidewalk smashed to bits again, ripped up the things before too many people saw them.
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There's nothing here you can't get from other, better movies, and here it's all chopped to bits and mixed together in a sloppy, PG-13, generic stew.
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The flash, called ASASSN-14li, looked just like your typical black-hole-gravity-shredding-a-star-to-bits event, happening near the center of a host galaxy.
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Of course, this was in 1998, a year the music industry famously reached its peak of profitability before Napster showed up and blew it all to bits.
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As you probably saw ahead of Sunday's episode, we began the hour with Daryl, Abraham and Sasha getting confronted by — and quickly blowing to bits — Negan's goons.
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"I was thrilled to bits with the times that I'd done and I found myself comparing myself to my competitors who were younger than me," she said.
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You can ride them, you can befriend them, you can hack them to bits — and then collect all the pieces so you can craft more dino-hunting gear.
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His most ambitious project is NEOM, a futuristic city in a special economic zone nearly the size of Belgium, which will extend to bits of Jordan and Egypt.
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However, if I had not found two strong 10-letter words (CHILDBIRTH and TORE TO BITS) to join the stacks, Will Shortz would not have accepted this puzzle.
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The sherds vary widely in size and quality: from 2cm (just under an inch) to ten times that length, from potters' garbage to bits of high-class tableware.
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At midmorning — time flies here — I eye a bona fide cherry tree with a newfound perversity that recalls Warhol himself; I go nuts and ax it to bits.
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But instead of simply taking his PS4 away, she grabbed a hammer and went to town on the controllers, smashing them to bits while the things were still on.
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When the news of the killing reached the neighborhood: "Oh my, if you saw a Haitian they would have stabbed him to pieces -- stabbed him to bits," Ramona says.
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One telling name under consideration could point to how Trump, who has sounded torn between co-opting the existing GOP and smashing it to bits, might govern as president.
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In the Daily Telegraph Paul Hayward blamed Hodgson for his muddled team selection, condemning the inclusion of Raheem Sterling, a player whose confidence, Hayward said, was "shot to bits".
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The time machine returns one more time in the finale, as Leanne (Emma Myles) and Angie (Julie Lake) drunkenly decide that it's bad luck and tear it to bits.
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I'm in another relationship with a wonderful girl and love her to bits, but my mind creeps back to old shit with my ex, and it's hard at times.
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It took an outsider named Laurel Vail to smash this long-standing trend to bits—and she did it in the space of a mere her 15-minute minutes.
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Or the liver may be added to bits of lamb hearts, kidney and testicles, and cooked with onions and potato cubes in a fantastically oily hash called djiz biz.
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You've probably worked hard this year, so as 2019 comes to an end you deserve to sit back, relax, and watch a bunch of stuff be crushed to bits.
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" She told CNN Business that she "used to love the franchise to bits, but the direction it's going now makes me not want to support the companies involved anymore.
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Just imagine: You're a chrome scarab on a highway to hell, hurtling towards a giant demon face who'll explode you to bits if you don't dance precisely to its beat.
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Now that the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus (well, technically) are on sale, we didn't have to wait too long to see the devices torn down to bits.
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The ZDAY 2 tee features an animated image of Malik as a Godzilla-style giant, running rampant and smashing a city to bits while surrounded by flying saucers and helicopters.
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These are just a few of the ways these fool-hearted cats plotted to spend their Powerball winnings before their hopes and dreams were crushed to bits on Wednesday night.
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When, in the video "Eye Stabber," another man finds himself alone in the dark, he begins cutting his bodysuit to bits, revealing dozens of blinking eyes emerging from his skin.
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Context: Earlier this morning, Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May said that Brexit is definitely happening, and that the U.K. will not "hold on to bits of membership" as they leave.
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"Can you feel it?" he asked, as he imagined the war elephants, the scythed chariots and the tens of thousands of soldiers lining up to hack each other to bits.
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This team of physicists wanted to characterize buckyballs' behavior in this low-energy quantum regime, and how their vibration and rotation changed in tiny jumps in reaction to bits of energy.
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Out of the more than 180,000 people that apply to BITS Pilani each year to be first-year undergrads — primarily in engineering and the sciences — only around 2,600 people get accepted.
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Obama marveled at a group of turtles basking in the sun but was also pointed to bits of plastic littered around the island that had been ingested by its many albatross.
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While GCM is theoretically a more secure encryption protocol, the added security can slow you down, which makes sense since the 128 refers to bits, so 256 means double the bits.
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But for now, enjoy the gentle winds of summer — and know, somewhere out there, that Earth&aposs magnetic field is violently ripping billions of solar electrons to bits on your behalf.
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In a performance commissioned by the British art organization Artangel, he enlisted a crew, rented a vacant building, set up a conveyer belt, and power-sawed and crushed everything to bits.
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Even if they don't use the sofa as a scratching post or chew your baskets to bits, pets invariably come with accessories like dog crates, litter boxes and other potential eyesores.
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I then finally acquired a CD by Bolt Thrower, think my first one was ...For Victory, and after reading the booklet to bits I realized it was a woman playing bass.
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Uber is the archetype — enabled by location technologies, increased mobile user density, flexible labor and behind-the-scenes supply-facing tools that bridge atoms to bits: scheduling, direct deposits and earnings dashboards.
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To rectify this wrong, I decided to pick up as many CDs as I could find that seemed to be in playable condition rather than stomped to bits and listen to them.
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The agent was blasted to bits when he went to light a cigarette, but I'd neglected to actually invite my designated mark to the meeting, making the other man's death slightly unnecessary.
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Johnstone's said that it gives him cuts and bruises on his shoulders when he carts it around, and in the photo, he looks ready to chew it to bits between his molars.
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"Just as I thought it was a mistake to overreact to bits of strength in the middle of last fall, there's also a danger to overreacting to the weakness at present," he said.
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These machines work by carving blocks of solid metal into useful shapes, where a useful shape could be anything from a Macbook body, to bits of a car, to jet engine turbine blades.
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For example, lots of sci-fi authors have written about the threat of nanotechnology: tiny machines that can disassemble everything, that can take matter to bits, replicate and spread, so that'd fit nicely.
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I asked them to turn it off, they said no, and by the time it got to Kevin Bacon's titular hollow man smashing a really cute dog to bits I was thoroughly ruined.
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And just across, hardly a distance at all, are people tacking their lives to bits of wood and creating these human flotillas to escape from what is still a war across the way.
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Director Kathryn Bigelow fashioned a visceral narrative around some unbearably tense scenes of soldiers -- mostly Jeremy Renner, in a star-making performance -- defusing bombs that could blow them to bits at any moment.
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But De Palma said that their selection of clips from his movies for the documentary—cat-footed tracking shots, women being slashed to bits, cascades of blood—proved that they understood his predilections.
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"They feel satisfied, after talking to me for a minute or two and hearing who I am, what I talk about, where my heart is, that question just goes to bits," he said.
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By the end of the episode, Jon and the allied Westerosi forces are MIA, Missandei (Nathalie Emmanuel) is dead, Rhaegal is dead, and the remaining boats in Dany's fleet have been blown to bits.
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Then there was the relentless din: yelling, glass shattering, sinks and urinals being smashed to bits, music blaring, the fire alarm wailing, and steel being rubbed against the concrete as men forged crude weapons.
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Banksy makes the reveal in a video posted on Wednesday, explaining that in practice runs before the auction, the entire painting was shredded to bits, leaving an empty frame and a pile of scraps.
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Public opinion is shifting both against Brexit and in favor of a people's vote -- not least because they think the talks are going so badly and the Tory party is tearing itself to bits.
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"The MBS who's accused of ordering his goons to the consulate in Turkey where there's said to be solid evidence that they hacked a man to bits is now essentially investigating himself," Smith said.
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It had changed its form several times since being smashed to bits by Klimt and now it simply looked like an obscure dense vapor that seemed to want to touch everything in the room.
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In a world where words have a way of slipping their bounds — a missing Bible is discovered chewed to bits, the "divine word" literally "chomped by a goat" — language nonetheless has a strange power.
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A first-aid post near the mosque stood smashed to bits, and the inside of the mosque was scorched, with melted fans hanging from the ceiling and molten prayer mats fused to the floor.
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An enthusiasts' website says the giant makes "a fantastic house rabbit" but that "cables, wires, shoes, papers and anything important" should be kept out of its way, as it will chew them to bits.
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But remember, retailers aren't going to give you your money back if you've thrown your smartphone against the wall in a fit of Christmas rage, or if your toddler has pulled your wearable to bits.
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"Military intelligence has rapidly moved from cloak-and-dagger to bits-and-bytes over the last fifteen years... and China's no exception to that," says Bryce Boland, Asia-Pacific CTO of FireEye, a cybersecurity firm.
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Switzerland has bilateral deals with the EU which give it access to bits of the single market in return for a fee, but it does not have the right to provide cross-border financial services.
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About our much-maligned eating-out habits: Another Australian, columnist Bernard Salt writing in The Australian Magazine last year, actually made a similar argument about avocado toast (which was similarly smashed to bits on Twitter).
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Margaery's final gesture of atonement, however, is literally blown to bits by Cersei, who, following her highly sexual public humiliation by the High Sparrow, chooses to burn the Sept and everyone in it with wildfire.
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I'd happily take my kids to Drag Queen Story Hour if it were held closer to my apartment, but I'd smash my computer to bits before I'd let them near a pro-Trump message board.
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We never know which plotline is authentic: We see Grace and James in the cellar; Grace is strangling Nancy; now she's cowering in a corner; now she's watching in horror as James chops Nancy to bits.
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In 2008, for example, 30-year-old Paula Goodspeed—a Paula Abdul "fanatic"—was found dead in her car having overdosed near Abdul's house not long after her audition on American Idol was torn to bits.
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It was a moment filled with a hint of hope, as the Indian and Pakistani militaries are notorious for shredding the Geneva Convention to bits: chopping off heads on the border and burning bodies of insurgents.
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On Tuesday night, it happened to be a large Lego bust of Steve Harvey, who did not appear pleased at seeing it smashed to bits while he was hosting a New Year's Eve show on Fox.
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Multiple anti-Trump activists have gone to pretty extreme lengths to vandalize his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, risking years of jail time just for the sweet satisfaction of smashing the thing to bits.
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When it comes to watching mainstream pornography as a queer woman, there are visual landmines threatening to blow my fairly healthy body image to bits: long French-manicured fingernails that would slash a woman's downstairs into two.
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When that charismatic guy takes his foot off the gas, service plummets, because at the end of the day the staff just doesn't care, they've lost all pride in their work as the pressure grinds them to bits.
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My preference, however, is for the "medium," because it allows a better appreciation of the other ingredients, which range from enoki and shiitake mushrooms to bits of pork, beef and seafood, including clams, oysters and heads-on shrimp.
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"The climb is so hard, the peloton is going to be blown to bits," said Britain's Lizzie Armistead, one of the women's favorites, said of the route for their race which tackles Grumari twice and Vista Chinesa once.
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Switzerland has bilateral deals with the EU plus EFTA membership which give it access to bits of the single market in return for a fee, but it does not have the right to provide cross-border financial services.
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The Slow Mo Guys put an old iMac in front of a combustion tube that fires out blasts at 1,800 meters a second (that's, uh, over 4,000 miles per hour)—and holy smokes, that thing gets smashed to bits.
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Elsewhere, a gruff Israeli spymaster Martin Kurtz (Michael Shannon) interviews a traumatized man who, after being charmed by the young woman at the episode's beginning, exited his house only to watch it be blown to bits mere seconds later.
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Grann's new book, about how dozens of members of the Osage Indian nation in Oklahoma in the 1920s were shot, poisoned or blown to bits by rapacious whites who coveted the oil under their land, is close to impeccable.
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If you&aposre far away enough from the asteroid that you don&apost have to worry about being burned alive or blown to bits, you probably don&apost have to worry about earthquakes shaking your house down on top of you.
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Both Hereditary and A Quiet Place revolve around families dealing with horrendous losses, but while in A Quiet Place family bonds are eventually reaffirmed, in Hereditary, the family slowly splinters to bits because they're unable to talk about their escalating dysfunction.
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New FCC chair Ajit Pai has been clear that he intends to take a "weed whacker" to net neutrality regulations, but he's been very reluctant to open up about how exactly he's going to go about slicing them to bits.
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" Litzman warned that Conservative and Reform Judaism, which have a more liberal interpretation of the religion, are "harming Judaism and tearing the Jewish nation to bits and threaten a terrible assimilation that we are unfortunately aware of outside of Israel.
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In one performance of the work, at Carnegie Recital Hall in 22005, Mr. Davies's protagonist (played by the composer Julius Eastman) was directed to grab a violin from one of the musicians, tear its strings off and smash it to bits.
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As you might have heard, early Wednesday morning a guy allegedly pulled a pickax out of a guitar case and went to town on Donald Trump's Hollywood star in LA, smashing it to bits before turning himself in to local police.
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ATLANTA — At least 18 people were killed and 43 more injured in Georgia and Mississippi after thunderstorms and tornadoes roared through the South this weekend, leaving some things standing and some things fallen, some lives whole and others blown to bits.
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The trailer shows as the player decides to stop popping pills and starts to see the world as it really is, watching as the "pinata" he smashes open reveals itself as a rat, smashed to bits and eaten up by crazed co-workers.
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From tongue-in-cheek nods to Black Sabbath to the pulled-to-bits cover of "American Woman," these are tracks that switch in tempo from slow creeping terrors to wild sweat-inducing abandon, and nightmarish narratives woven with puerile and obtuse wordplay.
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Microsoft on Wednesday laid out its vision for the future of computing, and that vision includes people like you and me "talking" to bits of computer code—bots, if you will—to accomplish everyday tasks like setting calendar reminders and booking hotel rooms.
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And it is two stand-alone images — one of a flaming, air-walking Blakean nude; the other, on loan from the Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil in Mexico City, of a furious Jesus hacking his cross to bits — that make the deepest impression here.
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The show starts by setting up a classic fairy-tale story in its impossibly earworm-y opening number — Galavant is a gallant knight, riding to save his beloved Madalena from the clutches wicked King Richard — and then promptly blows the entire premise to bits.
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Unlike the capricious Godzilla, who goes from stomping Japan to bits in one movie to protecting it in another, Mothra is always a heroine, saving Japan from reptilian hotheads like Godzilla and protecting the cave-dwelling residents of Infant Island, who worship her as a goddess.
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The truth is that identifying a slight is like figuring out if someone is carrying a concealed weapon under their clothing in a war zone: Is that person on her way to the market as usual or is the real intent to blow you to bits?
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There's a similar scarcity off the coast of Tanzania, where fish populations are so depleted that some local fishermen have taken to "fishing" with dynamite, tossing makeshift bombs into coral reefs so that whatever fish that aren't blown to bits float to the top and can be easily collected.
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Blunt proved to be an attractive "blank canvas" for the designer to splash a vibrant print on because the company makes "a good, solid black umbrella in two different sizes that will never let you down, will never turn inside out, will never fall to bits," she says.
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When Dekker dies to the third lucky headshot in a row, or when Dekker misses a DFA attack and gets kneecapped and killed on the enemy's turn, or when Dekker is blown to bits standing in front of a mission-critical macguffin, those moments feel earned and weighty.
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" Colorful writing: (On Boston pitcher Dutch Leonard, who started shakily before settling down) "After giving the hopes of local fandom the pleasant thrills of a rapid ascent to the mountain peak, he cast them from the summit and they were dashed to bits on the cruel rocks below.
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I'd sold my home and begun to spend vast amounts of time and money on electronics that I tore apart looking for hidden cameras and microphones, guitars that I smashed to bits, driven to fits of rage and loneliness by the disembodied voices that had become my sole and constant companions.
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Coupled with the spectacle of monsters bashing one another to bits in epic battles — after dropping from storm-strewn skies in retina-searing flashes of light, or arising from the mighty ocean as radioactive war machines, or arriving onscreen in some other grand and overwhelming way — there's just a lot to take in.
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The guy didn't exactly get the tidy, redemptive narrative arc that you'd expect from a major character death—he's still got loose threads with Joyce and Eleven that need resolution, and the Duffers wouldn't have just blown him to bits without at least having him and Joyce get it on at least once.
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It was an interesting encounter to imagine, between Kissinger, who made peace with Mao's China while bombing Laos to bits, and Rhodes, who helped effect a similar diplomatic volte-face with Iran but kept the United States out of a civil war in Syria, which has caused more than four million people to become refugees.
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A joint exercise launched March 8 and 9 in the Persian Gulf involving the Cyclone-class Monsoon and the two aircraft was designed to see how well a surface patrol ship and a long-range spy plane could select targets in the Persian Gulf for a Special Operations Command Central gunship to blast to bits.
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Any loose agreement between Trump and Democrats can be swiftly blown to bits by House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, the conservative House Freedom Caucus, or even White House adviser Stephen Miller, who is said to be working to sabotage prospects of a deal in behind the scenes conversations with congressional Republicans.
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Back when Gross was creating the album's inner booklet images, he shot slow-motion videos of colorful elephant toothpaste sculptures being smashed to bits, all in order to capture the "exploding moment" where the sculpture goes from one singular thing to something that has fallen apart, expressing the cyclical idea that things always disintegrate, regardless of what we do.
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If you do want to get your hands on a Note 7 without fear they might be blown to bits in the process, both Verizon and Sprint are offering various colors and models of the phone, with same-day delivery showing up as an option for both retail and contract purchases at their stores' checkout stage.
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It wouldn't be surprising if Marvel's own "Deadpool" had provided some inspiration: The superhero title character, played with obvious delight by Ryan Reynolds, mugs at the camera like Jim from "The Office," quips at his victims while slicing them to bits, and banters a mile a minute with his best friend, Weasel (the droll T. J. Miller).
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Many of them have faced unimaginable horrors in the defense of our nation — the horrors of seeing their fellow soldiers blown to bits; the catastrophic injuries among those who survived; the excruciating physical anguish of lost limbs and embedded shrapnel from exploded IEDs; the psychological weight of carrying the survivors guilt over the friends that did lose their lives.
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One more time in case you missed it:The first indication that 365 is aimed squarely at millennials sits just outside the entrance: an empty rack offering "free air guitars"And one more time for good luck:an empty rack offering "free air guitars"Reading that makes me want to club something cute and furry and vulnerable to bits with a blunt object.
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It only has two relatively short Dougie scenes: one in which the police drop by his office (at the same time Janey-E is there to translate for him, thank goodness) to let him know that his car has been found blown to bits; and one in which Ike the Spike races out of a crowd intending to assassinate him.
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Peck also shared some details about how, exactly, he and his team managed to create the sound of a human head getting smashed to bits during that horrible, Pagan Whack-a-Mole ritual: The entire article is full of stories of how sound effect geniuses crafted everything from Godzilla's bellows to the different footsteps of CG rabbits, but nothing is quite as ghastly as the Midsommar bits.
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Click here to view original GIFFrom Sam O'Nella, here's an amusing look at some of the weird, creative, and deeply sinister weapons used during the Medieval period, when castles and knights and dragons existed (oh wait): the six-story tall super giant Warwolf trebuchet, used to bludgeon castles to bits; Greek Fire flamethrowers that basically burned everyone and everything; and a terrible use of pigeons and sparrows and their nests to light an entire city on fire.
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Don&apost Get Hit by a Nerf Dart Traveling at Twice the Speed of SoundYouTuber Giaco Whatever is on a quest to build a Nerf blaster that will do more than just leave a…Read more ReadGiaco Whatever's latest experiment easily makes the list of things you definitely shouldn't build at home—unless you've got a super high-speed camera and can capture fascinating footage of soda cans and ping-pong balls getting shredded to bits.
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In Art and China after 73, there is a big stack of thousands of Ai's transcribed Twitter posts (are you listening, posterity?), photos of big Ai dropping and smashing to bits a Han Dynasty urn (supposedly a Duchamp-inspired gesture), and photos, lining one display area's walls like wallpaper, of the 1001 "ordinary Chinese citizens" the would-be provocateur paid to send, in a "temporary migration," to view the Documenta art expo in Germany in 2007, along with the suitcases his studio designed for them.
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