"He had wads and wads of cash," Jessica Dowless said of McCrae, who didn't return requests for comment.
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Now imagine the sacs filled with wads of compacted sperm.
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Activists threw wads of cash from the gallery last year.
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Sometimes wads of cash have been delivered with an apology.
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Consumers were spending but needed wads of cash to do so.
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One official stashes wads of ill-gotten cash in his fridge.
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As a child, Winfrey would sometimes bump into the dried wads.
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The dealer (played by Mario Pieroni) hands him wads of cash.
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He dispensed wads of cash to anyone who caught his fancy.
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A "Simple Plan"-style thriller about greed and wads of cash?
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Guns, wads of cash, and two of the funniest women in Hollywood.
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A constellation of trampled, blackened gum wads hovered inches from my face.
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The back of a circular light fixture with wads of tissue attached?
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His desk contains old grey wads of the stuff, which resemble "shrunken brains".
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America, for one, requires wads of paperwork showing where each ingredient comes from.
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We don't all have wads of cash to spend on fancy audio equipment.
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Then he notices the wads of tissue paper stuffed into the doctor's nostrils.
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Every once in a while one of our guys will notice wads of cash.
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Dom and Moet will flow like the wads of cash hurled at the girls.
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Gambling is outlawed in Cuba but wads of cash exchange hands at most arenas.
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More than pocket change 50 Cent just can't stop posing with wads of cash.
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In a direct counter another threw down several wads of cash before his pick.
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Little teepees of Ibérico ham came wrapped around cold, dry wads of sticky rice.
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While looting the massive world of "Warzone," you may come upon wads of cash.
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At one point, players from the orchestra pelted Mr. Gilbert with wads of newsprint.
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Takeout can come with handfuls of ketchup or soy sauce packets, thick wads of napkins.
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A man in his 70s accidentally dropped two thick wads of cash in the street.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia — Politicians have been peeling off wads of hundred dollar bills to buy votes.
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After all, it can't be just Salesforce's Marc Benioff running around flashing wads of cash!
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Everybody stands beautifully quiet, watching newborn wads of America bulge and slip toward the sea.
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At the time, Zimbabweans were buying loaves of bread with wads of Z$100 trillion notes.
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Then the deputy chief went around with wads of cash, handing it to the rescued men.
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The crew ran around his campus with wads of money, chasing girls and a good time.
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Buyers navigating crowded sheep pens with wads of cash often find their earnings nimbly pick-pocketed.
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"Trump responds to criticism with the petulance of verbal spit wads," the editorial says at one point.
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And the owners were just walking around with giant wads of hundreds just to pay people off.
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IN THE LOBBY of a Beirut bank, three customers stuff wads of $100 bills into plastic bags.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, large wads of gum have been a source of severe constipation in children.
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One that definitely wouldn't throw wads of chewed gum at reporters and attack them with a leaf blower.
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TP–RAMA wads everything I hate about bad contemporary art into one convenient, tropical-themed mise en scène.
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Sick of throwing wads of cash at big-name cable providers for tons of channels you never watch?
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Miners dish out fat wads of their gold earnings in cash, which run through a bill-counting machine.
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Now, the sight of Chinese tourists tossing wads of rubles around points to how China has surpassed Russia.
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Similarly, "Hiato" (2019), which hangs from the ceiling, recalls a fibrous sac stuffed with wads of deconstructed cloth.
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In the master bedroom, a bassinet stood next to rubber-banded wads of cash and seven gleaming watches.
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Remember when Odell Beckham was handing out wads of cash to LSU players after winning the national championship??
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Whatever fun there was to be had with cryptocurrencies, it seems, has been smothered by wads of cash.
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If Trump is in anyone&aposs pockets, it&aposs yours and he&aposs dumping wads of cash in it.
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While looking for identification in the bag, the driver, 72, found approximately $187,000 in wads of cash, police confirmed.
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The well-made-up women gleefully throw wads of cash into the air and flirt viciously with their viewers.
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Heshmat got used to bringing in money in thick wads of $100 bills on flights from Turkey and elsewhere.
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JULIAN ROBERTSON: Well, with Gilead, it's amazing that they have not done more with their huge wads of cash.
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Visitors to Iran still have to bring large wads of cash, since international credit cards do not work there.
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In May 2015, Mr. McKoy started posting photos of himself holding wads of $100 bills on his Facebook page.
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His plan is to act as a conduit between emerging artists and professional athletes with wads of disposable income.
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Cellphones, car keys, doors and elevators -- even wads of cash that you have no idea the places they've been.
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The Vision Fund intensifies an existing trend for ever-greater wads of money to pour into startups, pumping up valuations.
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Thankfully for those currently experiencing strong wanderlust, tons of places are eagerly welcoming new residents — sometimes with wads of cash.
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It will be a blow to armoured-truck operators, who did well by moving wads of cash around the country.
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They also said that in the past, wads of microbes and other matter repeatedly clogged up the devices' watering system.
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He gained notoriety when he appeared in a YouTube video in 2013 holding wads of cash on a private plane.
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Letter of Recommendation I descend from a long line of Italian men who carry wads of cash in rubber bands.
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Tanker men field so many demands for bribes that they sometimes keep wads of cash on hand for that purpose.
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In the bathroom, which is in a separate trailer, she wads up toilet paper and stuffs it into her underwear.
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A dozen croupiers work the room, picking up thick wads of notes from the players and converting them into plastic tokens.
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Some crazed stranger did it, a person so unhinged he didn't even bother taking the wads of cash in full view.
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They don't have a claim to a slice of the giant wads of cash that Zuck threw at the Oculus team.
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Although the passengers can't drive the bus, they do get to sit, wave, and throw wads of paper at the driver.
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The doctor was caught on surveillance tape conducting cursory exams of "patients," then issuing prescriptions in exchange for wads of cash.
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Soon after, he stuck wads of gum onto the cigarette, using a cocktail skewer that he'd brought along as a tool.
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And sometimes you are stuck in the gas station bathroom using wads of toilet tissue because you got an unexpected surprise.
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Russians used to arrive in town with wads of cash to buy shoes, but American and European sanctions have stopped that.
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Hilbert uncuffed Popov and shot a video of the hacker from the neck down as he riffled through the wads of cash.
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I'd clean up, and would find wads of chewed-up broccoli under the table that had fallen out of my brother's napkin!
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We haven't got aspirations in earning wads of money—I know it sounds cliche but it's all about the music for us.
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The medical profession had been shoving wads of cotton inside vaginas for centuries at that point, but never to absorb menstrual flow.
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"I always tell the guys not to think of their fans as if they're wads of cash because they're not," he says.
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Finding wads of cash in toilets is not a common occurrence, however, and the story drew attention in the national news media.
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Their families had scraped together wads of cash for traffickers who had promised their sons jobs at a luxury hotel in Amman.
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The end goal is to build a robust economy from the "wads of cash" teens earn from babysitting and minimum wage jobs.
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Money changers sit at tables stacked with wads of Venezuelan currency, made nearly worthless by hyperinflation under President Nicolas Maduro's socialist government.
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And the museum has set up a "FatCam" livestream so that anyone can watch one of the calcified turd-wads as it evolves.
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In yet another bankruptcy court revelation, 50 Cent says that the wads of cash that he posed with on social media were fakes.
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It's intimate, with no more than 2676 guests, who mostly resemble the aunt who slips you wads of cash behind your parent's back.
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Wearing a low-cut black dress, Rob Kardashian's girlfriend was photographed smiling as she gripped wads of cash and watched the strippers dance.
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Images showed cash laying out in the open, on desks, drawers, as well as wads of money stuffed in envelopes and brown bags.
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His Instagram account was full of him holding money, flipping through it, counting it, smiling, with giant wads of cash in his fists.
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The failure to allow the transactions has created headaches for American travelers, who have to carry around huge wads of cash in Cuba.
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The bus passengers immediately bought Colombian pesos in crowded exchange houses where wads of near-worthless Venezuelan bills flew out of money-counting machines.
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The government has indicated it is gunning for those with suitcases full of rupees rather than merely a few stapled or elastic-banded wads.
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McGregor are blowin' their wads in a BIG way -- droppin' $30-40K on sex for the Vegas super-fight ... so says Don "Magic" Juan.
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If you've got wads of cash to drop and wear a men's size 7.5, there's a pair of sneakers with your name on it.
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In the next scene, with the envoy gone, Mimenza starts pulling out wads of bills from the bag, which he says amounted to $284,000.
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"As few of you were alive during the Civil War, here's a valuable jargon lesson on 'wads' and the shooting of them," Hatch tweeted.
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In interviews with BuzzFeed News, two women who worked for Dowless described a chaotic operation where they were paid "wads of cash" to collect ballots.
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Called "Everything 1K," the track's video features everyone's kind-of-violent teenager casually sitting on an expensive car, throwing wads of cash (me ousside?) around.
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At other points the women sway to the music as customers slip them wads of cash, flashing disco lights illuminating them momentarily in the darkness.
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O has so far issued U.S. credit cards that can be used in Cuba, so most American travelers have to rely on wads of cash.
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At this year's festival, devotees clutching wads of bills queued under a gazebo to meet one of the nats' flesh-and-blood envoys, a medium.
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Your Instagram Stories feed is about to be taken over by crying Drakes, flying wads of cash, and squirrels waving pom poms in the air.
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O has so far issued U.S. credit cards that can be used in Cuba, so most American travelers bring wads of cash when they visit.
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Crumpled wads of paper are no doubt as old and commonplace as paper itself — "graves for failed theories," Mr. Gottesman, a physicist, has called them.
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Hlaing danced for the spirits, before blessing thick wads of bank notes worth roughly 40 cents each and tossing them into the frenzied, sweating crowd.
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Cam Newton showed off his arm strength inside an ATL strip club this week -- throwing wads of cash all over the stage ... with impressive velocity!!
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Lil Tay's brand consists of videos in which she says the word "bitch" a lot and waves around wads of cash in fancy cars and homes.
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Male tailors stroll by as they work, dropping love letters folded into fat wads, and the girls read them aloud, to comic effect, at the hostel.
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We got this video of Tekashi and his crew Monday night at Ace of Diamonds in WeHo ... where the rapper was aggressively tossing wads of cash.
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In Jess's still-life, the artist built the petals and leaves out of paint: it was like looking at pulled taffy and wads of chewing gum.
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Even now my writing desk is full of old wads of Juicy Fruit, which with their gray hemispherical shape and many little indentations resemble shrunken brains.
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Then the corks on Champagne bottles would start getting popped and while the tip jar remained resolutely empty, wads of cash would start being pulled from wallets.
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In the end, these tasks can take weeks of employee time and wads of cash to fix and they are ongoing and virtually endless in legacy systems.
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If you're not a big person, their much-vaunted freedom of movement gets hampered by the wads of fabric around your fingers, while air gaps dull haptic feedback.
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In a small ceremony, the Helmand deputy governor returned wads of cash to cheering farmers outside the provincial governor's offices and promised to crack down on such exploitation.
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Thank a preponderance of ATMs in ubiquitous konbini (convenience stores), safe cities where people are happy to carry wads of cash, and wariness about handing over personal data.
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Each spring, the major broadcast networks present their new TV shows to advertisers in hopes that they will plop down huge wads of cash for 30-second spots.
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A massive crowd of bystanders — their bodies are brawny wads of orange, olive and blue — cranes to see the disentangled victim, who lies knocked out on the ground.
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When they&aposre not driving his custom Lamborghinis or taking videos of a lion cub roaming an ornate rug, they&aposre posing for photos with wads of cash.
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And that eager market of fans willing to spend wads of cash has allowed him to pursue other cool projects under the Zeal brand, like the Zeal 60 PCB.
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Meaning: What could you jam into a paintball arena in the real world to make a game of shooting little wads of paint at your friends really, really fun?
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He looked like he could've been someone's dad, if it was normal for dads to bring wads of cash to Justin Bieber shows and make it rain mid-performance.
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But A.L.T. forgoes some of the focus on hyper-detail or hyper-difficulty and scope of many modern Doom wads and sticks more to using the traditional Doom tileset.
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Mr. Sedibe, his former ally, recounted how young party workers went to the farm for wads of cash from Mr. Mabuza — often about $750 — to wage his recruitment drive.
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Kanthiah says customers are dropping wads to buy pre-death plots and secure a spot at Hollywood Forever's bucolic grounds -- where more than 200 celebs are resting in peace.
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A wall text explains the Georgian artist gave gum to the children in her neighborhood on one condition: they were to return the chewed wads when they were through.
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Honeycombed with tooth marks and placed, just so, on a little ledge, the wads look like slugs, snails, newts, cocoons or even a toppled image of the Virgin Mary.
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Since late last year, Beijing has been cracking down on overseas investment as wads of cash flew out of the country, adding downward pressure to an already depreciating yuan.
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But the singer also managed to negotiate these deals so they were uniquely tailored to her wishes and padded with wads of cash, befitting a pop star of her level.
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A display case reveals a collection of his working tools — sharpened sticks, string, wads of tissue and shards of glass — as well as three of the many books he produced.
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First, the pictures of a burly Russian governor caught at a sushi restaurant in a swanky Moscow hotel, with wads of specially marked euros leaving fluorescent stains on his hands.
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Who can possibly afford to regularly pay $10 for some hideously overpriced gummy slugs, or dish out wads of hard-earned income for some obscenely small bags of stale popcorn?
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"By the fourth and fifth rotations, the humus layer declines, trees topple over earlier and earlier, because the root wads are not thick enough to hold the trees," Stamets said.
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At the party, the couple — who share daughter 17-month-old daughter Kulture Kiari — spent the evening tossing wads of single dollar bills at the strippers performing at the club.
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Almost every culture developed barriers to block sperm's path to the cervix, from seedpods in southern Africa to seaweed wads in the Pacific to beeswax, stone discs, or more animal balls.
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"Take on" Silicon Valley by forking over wads of cash It was an eyebrow-raising move by GM, which just six years before had undergone a bankruptcy, restructuring, and government bailout.
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Even the album art, featuring a squad of Black men and children smiling and shirtless holding wads of cash and 40-ounce beers on the White House lawn, makes a statement.
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Many poor coastal residents have also sold their land to savvy speculators from other parts of Kenya, often armed with wads of cash, said Amina Rashid Masoud, Lamu County lands executive.
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Men in ski masks wave rifles and wads of cash and talk about why they jack cars, but we have no way of judging the reality of what we're looking at.
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They're as much conceptual now as they are illegible wads in the Bermuda Triangle of a purse or a pair of jeans, kept by your accountant but by the cosmos too.
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An almost silky consistency marks the mackerel that Soogil serves, nigiri-style, over wads of rice that have been seasoned with ssamjang (standing in for wasabi?) and wrapped in chard leaves.
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When she returned home from the hospital, she would find that some of her most vital possessions—passport, employment authorization card, a gold ring, wads of cash—were nowhere to be found.
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His response to Emilia-Romagna's delicate tortellini in brodo is to stuff wads of foie gras, cream and chestnut paste, which melt like hot fudge, into tortellini the size of pinkie rings.
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In 2015, hackers broke into and sold wads of Uber accounts on the dark web, and at around the same time scammers in China used modified smartphones to place fake Uber bookings.
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Most days, around the time school lets out and young men start flashing wads of cash and getting antsy, patrol officers pull a car onto the walkway and stand outside the playground.
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White has previously mirrored the leaks from Italian surveillance company Hacking Team; the huge wads of data stolen extra-marital affairs site Ashley Madison, and customer details from crowd-funding site Patreon.
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One could sense what was coming next — nationalistic posturing, some effort to reduce the Canadians to small wads of North American embarrassment — until it became clear that was not happening at all.
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There's "Youth in Asia," his exploration of the cross-cultural impact of the Vietnam War, which spread across installations, sculptures in various media, including wads of chewed bubble gum, and an album.
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In October, videos of Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, the governor of the Kano State, receiving wads of dollars from a government contractor — allegedly as kickbacks — were leaked and created a sensation in Nigeria.
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In the two other sculptural installations, "Untitled (Too Thick)" (2018) and "Mother of All Demos" (2018), black wads of bitumen glom onto digital devices, suggesting that those devices are physically and functionally stuck.
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It also has more swagger than every single one of these pictures of cats surrounded by wads of money and manages to tastefully employ what I think is a pitched up saxophone sample?
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In fact, up until 2006, Hôtel du Cap was a cash-only hotel, meaning guests had to either bring wads of bills in their suitcases or wire money to pay for their stay.
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Interestingly, up until 2006, the Hôtel du Cap was a cash-only hotel, meaning guests had to either bring wads of bills in their suitcases or wire money to pay for their stay.
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Wads of cash from a billionaire's pocket solves the problem of who will pay for new transmission, but the company still must secure permission from each state where the lines will be built.
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I smiled in my alluringly mysterious way, which makes people wonder if I have wads of cash duct-taped to my body at all times, in case I need to flee the country.
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In a deposition, Petitt said that Dickson said during that meeting, "Some people like to sit in the back of the room and throw spit wads," which she interpreted as dismissive of her claims.
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The vats of hot oil are precarious, balanced over stoves on the pavement, or in retrofitted shopping carts filled with charcoal, held in place by wads of crushed aluminum foil tucked under the wheels.
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Wealth is beginning to pool at the top as the yacht-owners, Tesla-drivers, and dental insurance-havers all stuff their wads of cash into the mattresses and mouths of their oddly-named children.
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A video shared by the Investigative Committee showed several opened safes filled with wads of $100 bills, Tiffany and Dior jewellery boxes, and multiple plastic bags of unpolished diamonds of different shapes and colours.
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A video shared by the Investigative Committee showed several opened safes filled with wads of $100 bills, Tiffany and Dior jewelry boxes, and multiple plastic bags of unpolished diamonds of different shapes and colors.
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Combining cybercrime with daylight robbery after a typhoon battered greater Taipei, the suspects may have used a cellphone to trigger 41 First Bank ATMs to dispense fat wads of bills, investigators said on Wednesday.
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A series of photos demonstrate Medicus' craftsmanship, but they also imagine a world where massive wads of protoplasm can fly around in the air, presumably devouring fairies, sprites, and other non-scientifically verified creatures.
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For instance, the number of empty wallets and wads of cash that researchers carried across borders often got them flagged through airport security; at least one researcher in Kenya was detained for suspicious behavior.
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Fantasy and sci-fi movie geeks are about blow serious wads of cash on memorabilia ... including Harry Potter's actual Hogwarts acceptance letter and an X-Wing (miniature) model used to shoot 'Empire Strikes Back.
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Doom mods (more commonly known as wads or PWADs) exploded shortly after the 1993 release of Doom 1, with fan-made level and sprite editors and bulletin boards rapidly popping up to share these creations.
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Wirapol Sukphol, who was seen in a YouTube video in 2013 holding wads of cash on a private jet, returned to Thailand in July 2017 after being extradited from the United States where he had fled.
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Employees at a local car dealership in Zhanjiang, Guangdong were in for a rude awakening when a customer drove up to their office in a truck filled with wads of cash — 100,000RMB ($15,185) to be exact.
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Smuggling along the nearly 900-mile border, perfected through methods ranging from tucking wads of cash into truck drivers' seats to operating small boats in the dead of night, is winked at for the same reason.
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Long ago, printer-makers adopted the practice pioneered by the razor-blade business: sell the razors (printers) for a loss and make wads of money on the hundreds of blades (ink cartridges) bought over the product's life.
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Mori Christmas Zoltan "Katamori" Schmidt made Mori Christmas over the course of just two days last year, Mori Christmas, but that's all it took to create one of the best Christmas-themed wads out there right now.
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Scarlet dye, placed amid the wads of stolen cash, explodes and drenches the brothers' faces and clothes, but that's not all; the scenes that follow are also reddened, as if we were watching through blood-tinted spectacles.
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Related: Peruvian Cop Arrested in Drug Bust Posted Photograph of Himself With Wads of Cash Peru has long vied with Colombia as the world's top producer of cocaine, but has only periodically produced high profile drug lords.
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Related: Peruvian Cop Arrested in Drug Bust Posted Photograph of Himself With Wads of Cash This idea is one of the few things that former drug czar Ricardo Soberon and prominent security analyst Jaime Antezana agree on.
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Yet instead of insecticide and repellent, the troops were armed with wads of fliers that instruct residents how to reduce the breeding grounds for Aedes aegypti, the mosquito that transmits Zika, dengue fever and a close cousin, chikungunya.
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You load toilet paper into the Skid Shot 30, and it wets and wads it up creating huge spit balls that are sure to make people gag is they fly past their faces and slap against the wall.
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The final scene shows a group of irreverent modern-day students in a classroom, tossing paper wads as a professor lectures them on the information gleaned from an excavation of the city Akhnaten built in praise of Aten.
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Donald didn't think he looked right for the part, his daughter Wendy told me, so for the audition he got some vintage eyeglasses from a Goodwill store in Torrance and put wads of Juicy Fruit gum behind his ears.
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Over the course of the film, we watch the world's marquee metal band fess up to giant, petty wads of vulnerable baggage—revealing the sort of bruised feelings and jealousies that you'd never expect to befall the mighty Metallica.
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They searched a home in Los Angeles County and found wads of cash; "receipts for Rolex wristwatches"; "many pairs of expensive men's cowboy boots in exotic hides"; and ammunition for multiple guns, including more than 100 rounds for an AK-47.
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That&aposs because the coalition cut secret deals with Al Qaeda fighters, paying some to leave key cities and towns and letting others retreat with weapons, equipment and wads of looted cash, an investigation by The Associated Press has found.
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That&aposs because the coalition cut secret deals with al-Qaida fighters, paying some to leave key cities and towns and letting others retreat with weapons, equipment and wads of looted cash, an investigation by The Associated Press has found.
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While fire codes dictate that much of the Piccini family's production occurs off-site, Ms. Gambineri still works daily at a 19th-century jeweler's bench bristling with drills, wads of wax, calipers, wire spools, chalk molds and rubber-handled pliers.
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The judge also said that López's arrest as he disposed of wads of dollars, euros, Chinese yuans, and riyals from Qatar — along with luxury watches and a gun — suggest he may still have the economic means to finance an escape.
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The child, who is originally from Canada but at least temporarily lived in Los Angeles during her meteoric rise in popularity, would say the word "bitch" a lot, wave around wads of cash in fancy cars, and sometimes say the n-word.
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In the labyrinth of market stalls lining the feet of high-rise shopping malls, where hookah smoke fuses with the smell of new sneakers and money changers swap wads of currency beside men offering guns for sale, the imagination can run riot.
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I remember only Gilda's, which had no real food, just little crushed-up wads of carrots, something green, something yellow, something red, which she chewed vigorously without swallowing, to get the flavor, spit out, then went on to chew the next color.
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The ones that have been building up ever since the Bill Clinton days when he wanted to give Kim Jong-un wads of cash, and as he beat chest parading around ICBMS when Obama was president, we did nothing -- well, nothing that mattered anyway.
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Price: $14.94 Price: $12.50 Price: $13.00 Price: $12.99 Price: $59.00 for a set of two Price: From $24.09 Price: $10.00 If you don't have real chewing gum to stick on your glass as a distinguisher, these fake wads of gum will suction onto your glass.
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Whitemare (1 and 2) Demons apparently really want to ruin Christmas for everyone (which I suppose makes some sense considering the holiday's significance), and the two Whitemare wads (from 2011 and 2014) crafted by a team in Russia shows how they go about it.
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In his otherworldly ceramic sculptures, which are small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, pastel stucco planes converge with glossy half-moon shapes, suggesting animal tails, chewed-up wads of gum, bare tree limbs, erect genitalia or excrement — sometimes all at once.
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And not far from her house in Salt Lake City, under Mount Olympus which she loved and painted, donors would sit in their cars pressing cotton wads to their forearms, outside a blood clinic that offered cash bonuses and never closed, even on Sundays. ■
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Because more affluent Indians are allowed to deposit only 260,2420 rupees, or about $2000,260, without proof that they paid taxes, some are handing wads of cash to poor people, paying them a fee to hold the money in their accounts and return it later.
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"For a while he'd managed to convince himself that Bell's motives were not so much vindictive as desperate," but even as Mathews clears chickweed from around her trailer and leaves her wads of cash, he knows she'll always hold the whip hand over his life.
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In a raid following Fogle's arrest, Russian authorities say they discovered an elaborate arsenal of suspected spying equipment including two wigs, three pairs of glasses, a compass, a map of Moscow, a knife, a lighter, his US embassy ID and wads of 500-euro notes.
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Yet inexplicably, Boss Baby hasn't received even a fraction of the credit it's due: It's funny, and everyone in it is upsettingly adorable, and did I mention the entire plot hinges on a tiny baby man in a suit who keeps throwing wads of cash at strangers?
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For a guy so complicit in his own myth-making, it's hard to separate the man from all the anecdotes about hanging out on Filipino drug islands with exiled aristocrats, or losing wads of hundred dollar bills down airplane toilets—and it would be foolish to try.
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That vision is crystallized on the recently-dropped Outer Limbs, a razor sharp eight-song beast that melds the influence of the Melvins' classic Stoner Witch with Don Caballero-like math-jazz and Tweak Bird-esque stoner metal, dousing it all in wads of guitar looping'n'noodling fuckery.
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"It is the blessing of God that in this present environment and situation we have Modi," said Das, sitting cross-legged in his temple complex, as men and women, rich and poor, lined up to push bags of fruit and wads of rupee notes in his direction.
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Copping a super-low-rent condo from the wife of an energy lobbyist he appeared to help secure a pipeline deal for, spending insane sums on pens, dishing out bizarre raises to aides, throwing out wads of cash on security and travel—Pruitt does it all.
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"Balkanisation, especially in the cyber security community - that is happening and that needs to be corrected," he said, later adding that while criminals worked together to share tactics in crime, the international community wads not creating an environment where the security community could do the same.
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He was never a wealthy man, but he found a good job as one of the money changers in the Sarai Shahzada market in Kabul, where men with rubber bands around fat wads of notes hawk their exchange rates in the open air, their loud voices clamoring into unintelligibility.
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The Tacanas had sent a delegation ahead to greet their visitors: A notary who takes caiman measurements, the village mayor who cuts fillets and two sharpshooters chewing huge wads of coca leaf which keeps them up at night as they spot the caiman's eyes with flashlights from a canoe.
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Alongside Erin, who makes a wry and amusing narrator, we learn an array of new skills, including how to open a Swiss bank account with wads of cash, how to destroy hotel surveillance footage, how to alter electronic records, and how to understand the crucial legal difference between flotsam and jetsam.
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In market squares surrounded by Sana'a's ancient rammed-earth towers, sellers—mostly men sucking wads of the stimulant leaf qat, but sometimes also women wearing body-swathing sitara dresses in psychedelic patterns—presided over piles of fruits and vegetables laid out on tarps, skinning prickly pears for customers to eat on the spot.
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There weren't enough hours to watch all the TV I wanted, even if it was a fifth viewing of "Cannonball Run II" or "National Lampoon's European Vacation," which I'd watch while gnawing the pretzel casings away from Combos Baked Snacks to extract the wads of pizza-flavored cheese and mash them into one big ball.
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Experts have proposed offering pharma companies longer patents for new compounds, giving them longer patents on other drugs they might make, or simply offering them wads of cash — technically, market entry rewards — when they bring a new drug to market, in hopes that up-front payment might keep them from overselling the drug and encouraging resistance to emerge.
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The Skid Shot was no replacement for a tried-and-true Nerf blaster, but peppering someone with soggy spitballs is arguably a much better way to get revenge on an annoying co-worker, and cleaning tiny wads of toilet paper stuck to a wall is much easier than hunting down hundreds of foam darts that have bounced all over a room.
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Image 2 of 2 ATAQ, Yemen – A military coalition led by Saudi Arabia and backed by the United States has cut secret deals with al-Qaida fighters, paying some to leave key cities and towns the militants had seized across Yemen and letting others retreat with weapons, equipment and wads of looted cash, an investigation by The Associated Press has found.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — As a public service to those of us still raising children, I'd like to pose a question: Why is it that when you do laundry that involves the clothing of small human beings, what comes out of the washing machine is often less about the clothing and more about wads of disintegrated paper, rocks, small toys, melted candy and other trinkets?
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In most of the recent Total Wars, ranged units have been forced to stay pretty much on top of their supporting infantry in order to fire, and that's basically meant that every Total War battle for the past few years—be it fantasy, medieval, or ancient—has felt like two wads of troops being shoved at each other across a dance floor.
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OK, so: February is a trick month, in that you think January is over—"January, January cold and gray / what basic food item can I not afford today"—and you go a bit mad on payday and you yell things like "SHORT MONTH" while throwing wads of $50 bills at your Uber driver, and then you realize: Hold on, February is actually low-key quite miserable.
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Bangkok, Thailand (CNN)A flamboyant Thai monk who is accused of multiple charges of child abuse as well as ignoring his monastic vows has returned home after being extradited from the US. Wiraphon Sukphon, who was seen in a YouTube video in 2013 holding wads of cash on a private plane, returned to Bangkok Wednesday following a US court's ruling on an extradition request from Thailand's Department of Special Investigations (DSI).
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Patterson's "Paper Piece" (1960), whose score usually reads "improvisation with paper," was first performed in its current form in the first German Fluxus festivals in 1962 and consists of performers directing paper airplanes (often programs), wads, giant sheets, entire newspapers, torn bits, shreds, shards, and tissues deep into the audience, which people usually mirror by returning the favor with jaunty hilarity as the papers rustle, bustle (Patterson's word), pop, and tear.
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The picture wasn't an embarrassing paparazzi shot, though; it was part of the #FallingStars challenge, a meme that seems to have originated in Russia and has since taken off in China and the US. It's kind of like planking, in the sense that the challenge requires participants to lie down on the floor, often with their belongings — shopping bags, wads of cash, balloon-animal versions of Karl Lagerfeld; you know, normal stuff — splayed around them.
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