" - Allie, 28 "Washing old peoples' wrinkly malleable scalps.
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I'm 30 years younger and more wrinkly than her anyway.
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The wrinkly thing looked like a wise old man's face.
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The African elephant is known for its thick, wrinkly skin.
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Why have wrinkly clothes when you can have smooth ones?
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So those other four outfits kinda just sit there getting wrinkly.
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I miss their stupid wrinkly faces so much when we're away!
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"My fingers went wrinkly and my hair had had enough of it".
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However, I was a little disappointed to see that it was wrinkly.
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I don't own an iron, so I just dealt with wrinkly sheets.
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She thought his skin might be wrinkly, so made apparently weak excuses.
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The wrinkly hands and faces within take on frighteningly life-size proportions.
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The meat-filled pelmeni are small and wrinkly, thin-skinned and juicy.
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It takes pictures of the seats and then it knows a wrinkly seat?
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Our operating definition includes oversized suits, wrinkly T-shirts, and, most importantly, glasses.
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Demi introduced Hairyette and showed off the cat's big eyes and wrinkly, bald head.
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They watched me flip through wrinkly pages of notes to find the next question.
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Lean your wrinkly little face close to me and tell me what the fuck.
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They were also wrinkly as hell — but that's sort of the nature of cotton.
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This is a surprisingly difficult task — a lot of my work dresses are wrinkly.
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At the market, they look more or less the same: dried, wrinkly, and reddish-pink.
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I steam some wrinkly clothes with my garment steamer (the best thing I've ever bought).
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The print has been crumpled and smoothed many times, is wrinkly and full of holes.
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The pancakes can come plain or topped with a single, wrinkly egg, pocked with oil.
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Westminster is a multi-day affair, and no breed does exhaustion like the wrinkly bulldog.
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But Miller Rogen knows firsthand that Alzheimer's doesn't just affect "old wrinkly women," she says.
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He's wiry, he's wrinkly, and if the Twitter reactions are any indication, he's also highly controversial.
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Uncle, the wrinkly, prune-like, octogenarian timekeeper in the royal yellow polo shirt, catches my eye.
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Some 23.7% of the wrinkly wrongdoers in prison in 2016 had previously spent time behind bars.
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Does your dog look like a croissant, all wrinkly and golden with a decadently buttery center?
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Now, add in the cultural wrinkle that becomes particularly wrinkly at the holidays: Gifts equal love.
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One heart comes studded with bacon shards and wrinkly edamame, a duel of brine and earth.
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There's nothing worse than arriving to your destination and realizing your clothes are a haphazard, wrinkly mess.
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I'd be punished for being an ingrate about having made it this far in one (wrinkly) piece.
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Vladimir Putin wants to show the world what he's made of ... which is now a little wrinkly.
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By the time I'm wrinkly and old, I'll have kids and grandkids that I'm watching grow up.
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That said, it could just be some other wrinkly old dude in a paisley shirt and flares.
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To the right, a black-and-white photo of the wrinkly, scrunched-up face of a newborn.
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They emerge faded and wrinkly but still composed, the outside springy, the inside a puzzle of crunch.
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Quickly, they formed a circle, which grew to include excited 9-year-old boys and wrinkly old men.
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A series of genetic signals transformed those blank slates into the wrinkly, three-pound mass between your ears.
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Yes. It's actually a hard problem, and we actually had ... I hate the wrinkly seat of a car.
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Also, when you are old and wrinkly you can be reminded of when you were in your prime.
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Instead of zipping randomly across it, electrons traversing a sheet of wrinkly graphene are channelled between the ridges.
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A tiny, wrinkly, sack-like sea creature with a huge mouth and no anus could be your ancestor.
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Some of them have been detailed with veins, or wrinkly balls, or a hand wrapped around the shaft.
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He has oversized ears and a long wrinkly neck, and has hair so fine that he's essentially naked.
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He was old, liver spots on his face and head, wrinkly skin below the biceps kind of old.
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People sometimes have the opinion that grilled vegetables are dried out, wrinkly, bad vegetables, which they can be.
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" He continued, "You are my best friend and I'm thrilled you want to get old and wrinkly with me!
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The name is apt given the fruit's puffy, wrinkly skin as well as its greenish-yellow hue before ripening.
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Afterwards, I put my regular clothes back on: black slacks, a blue T-shirt, and a wrinkly corduroy shirt.
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Home-pickled pig thumbs aren't the only things in my fridge that are miniature, wrinkly, soft, fragrant, and sold individually.
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The dog gets the wrinkly part as a treat, and I cut up the other half for a snack today.
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Naked mole rats are wrinkly, hairless, poop-eating, delightful creatures that live in large colonies of up to 280 animals.
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"I love myself whether you can see the wrinkly skin or not and I feel confident either way," she said.
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Some of this additional weight comes through in their faces, which are much more wrinkly than they used to be.
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Eight years later, you get out and you're kind of wrinkly and weak and you're not really prepared to fight.
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No matter what you're drinking or how you're eating it, have an open mind, and give these wrinkly guys a chance.
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I eat a few blackberries and throw sad carrots and a wrinkly red pepper in my bag and drive to work.
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Burned, wrinkly skin is bad enough, but the added risk of skin cancer makes baking in the sun a dangerous activity.
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In 23,22 years time, someone will wheel out the wrinkly, preserved brains of Baddiel and Skinner for the Euros' opening ceremony.
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My whole fingers were wrinkly from the wetness of the foundation and the four hours spent doing this exercise in stupidity.
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I thought they'd laugh at my flapping upper arms and my wrinkly neck, even though many of them admire Nora Ephron.
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Chirimen is a Japanese textile with a soft, slightly wrinkly texture that's often used to make kimonos or for wrapping cloth.
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They emerged dry, wrinkly and with a charred look that only 30 minutes or so of constant high heat could achieve.
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One look at his wrinkly baby face, and you can understand why this boy is now a fan-favorite at the zoo.
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The wrinkly vampire makeup he wears makes him look like a failed experiment to genetically cross a human with a rotting prune.
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I'm a wrinkly guy who is made of ice, loves to murder, and rides a dead horse, but I'm not a monster.
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Bulldogs have breathing problems, German shepherds often suffer from hip dysplasia and wrinkly faced shar-pei's skin folds may harbor infectious bacteria.
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She looks in the mirror, defeated, and very slowly removes her necklace to reveal a much much older, wrinkly, fragile, sad woman.
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But the wrinkly writers' books are attracting younger readers, too, according to the Research Institute for Publications (RIP), a body in Tokyo.
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To maintain the well-being of wrinkly populations, hospital stays can be replaced by residencies in purpose-built facilities at less cost.
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Chinese shar-pei, known for their wrinkly skin, are said to date from the Han dynasty (206 B.C.-220 A.D.) in China.
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Even after injecting their cells with the same viruses that trigger tumors in mice, the pink, wrinkly-skinned critters came out just fine.
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They could only stay in the water for a few minutes at a time, because they would start to get wrinkly and waterlogged.
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Matt has visible tumors covering his neck (which present as red, wrinkly folds of skin), and hidden ones lodged in his sides and back.
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One of the things that makes La Tur tight as hell is that it's literally a wrinkly cheese cupcake in a to-go container.
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What was once the scallop of Santiago became my teething toy when I was two, so it now looks like a wrinkly gold raisin.
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Among some of my undocumented immigrant peers, none possess swollen skulls, cold, wrinkly fingers, or roll up to the office in a UFO convertible.
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By default, the S7 Edge has its "beauty" mode turned on; it automatically airbrushes your face to smooth out wrinkly skin and other imperfections.
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Finland's first dog, Lennu, a wrinkly-nosed Boston terrier with a lolling tongue, has become a bona fide celebrity in the country, and beyond.
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I think I figured it out though; they look decent (a little wrinkly, but they were cheap), so I call it a win overall.
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Found in freshwater rivers and streams from northern Georgia to upstate New York, hellbenders have flat heads and bodies, small eyes and sticky, wrinkly skin.
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The giant amphibians, which can weigh more than two pounds, have excessive skin folds that have earned the species a rather wrinkly nickname: scrotum frog.
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That answer is quickly given as viewers immediately hear a baby coo in the background and a very wrinkly baby is placed in Ned's arms.
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And every meal ends with complimentary dessert, the best of which is galaktoboureko, a thick custard baked under phyllo whose wrinkly top glistens with syrup.
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He feared that the current crop, drying from grapes to a wrinkly, shrunken state in bins on the Sun-Maid campus, would be set ablaze.
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"What… what is this?" she asked, clearly failing to understand that this wasn't just a box of bland grain flakes sprinkled with old, wrinkly blueberries.
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Look at that wrinkly, drooly tube of powerful senses and realize that millions of years ago, his ancestors were probably sharing territory with that emu's ancestors.
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Others vying for the title included a blackhead-covered Chinese Crested-Dachshund mutt, a bulldog mix with excess wrinkly skin and a Pekingese named Wild Thang.
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Growing up, my grandmother made bologna sandwiches for me the same way wrinkly Italian grandmas made their "AH-secret AH-pasta sauce" in '80s television commercials.
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First off, your skin is wrinkly, and it takes time for soap to penetrate into all the tiny folds and demolish the viruses that lurk within.
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Watching Louis slowly pull huge, scale-like flaps of wrinkly dead skin from his shin is like a good Baby Foot peeling session taken to the extreme.
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Their reactions also show why this trend has gone mega-viral: There's something undeniably satisfying about watching wrinkly aluminum foil being transformed into a "perfect" glossy sphere.
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All it takes are a few bad results, and pundits start commenting on a manager's appearance, claiming he looks 'old' or 'weary', 'tired' or 'wrinkly as fuck'.
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Given its hyper-wrinkly appearance, it was only a matter of time (plus late capitalism) before the idea of smoothing out ballbags would occur to enterprising minds.
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If you can still bear to look at wrinkly old Yoda, we have found the perfect gift to help you win your next White Elephant gift exchange.
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These creatures have small eyes, sticky and wrinkly skin and flat heads and can be found in the rivers and streams of upstate New York and Northern Georgia.
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There's going to be a time when I'm old and I'm wrinkly, and my tits are sagging, and me face has gone south, then I can chill out.
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However implausible it sounds that a wrinkly little dog could cause such astonishing healing miracles, Tuna really does appear to have a remarkably positive effect on people's lives.
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Kim Severson, Reporter by Frank Falcinelli, Frank Castronovo and Peter Meehan (Artisan, 20173) I feel like I learned so much about cooking from my wrinkly, well-worn copy.
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A slap of that sweet chemical scent hits me again and the skin on my arm is doing a pretty good impression of Rupert Murdoch: red, wrinkly, and janky.
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Being single is cool for about thirty seconds until you're an old wrinkly person sitting in your chair and watching all the happy couples dance at the charity ball.
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Along with a photo of Chip, 44, she joked that she's going to tell her hubby to "start wearing sunscreen" to avoid becoming as wrinkly as the app predicts.
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What Disney executive slammed his fist on a boardroom table and decried that we better see Pumbaa's wrinkly-ass skin and eye boogers or some animator was getting canned?
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It was the late 1980s, and whitewater and fly fishing guide Mark Paigen stood in a boat somewhere in western Colorado, looking down at his wrinkly, grit-covered feet.
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She adds a sprinkle of salt and a few dribbles of orange blossom water—a smell I absolutely adore but that Leivaditaki says reminds her of wrinkly old grandmas.
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"Peabrain" isn't intended as an insult in this original hint for MENDEL, the early genetic researcher who crossed those plump and wrinkly peas and mapped dominant and recessive traits.
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The Quebec aquarium's about to have a busy summer season, as visitors swarm there to check out these wrinkly, whiskered little creatures that are basically never accessible below Arctic latitudes.
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Wearing an adorable wrinkly face instead of a suit, Murphy, accompanied by his sister Morgan, arrived at the PEOPLE building where he was immediately stopped by an adoring fan, Kristin Cavallari.
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STEAM THE BED "No one wants to look at a wrinkly, unkempt bed," said Cheryl Eisen, the president of Interior Marketing Group, which specializes in staging and designing luxury real estate.
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Well, picture those wrinkly palms times ten, with a few added blisters, and you'll maybe get an idea of what Olympic rower Alex Gregory's hands looked like after rowing in the Arctic.
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They're not as soft as the sateen sheets and will naturally look more wrinkly as those are characteristics of the material, but they're also really breathable and perfect for hot summer nights.
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Specific regions within the map, which is located on the brain's wrinkly outer layer, or cortex, are responsible for receiving signals from specific body parts, including the face, trunk, arms and hands.
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In full display of other naked women, big and small, old and young, wrinkly and smooth, each just a neutral, nonsexual body coated in skin cells that were not long for this world.
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Although, considering the nearly $200 million that Netflix spent making Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci look slightly less wrinkly, maybe I should have been more affected by the fancy-schmancy computer effects.
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After Fox & Friends aired a segment about Christie Brinkley looking flawless in a swimsuit at 63, meteorologist Janice Dean decided to fix a perceived flaw that had long been bugging her — her wrinkly neck.
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There are some awkward sex scenes ("His dead white hairy limbs appeared impaled on the stem of his unaccountably wrinkly erection which he took in his fist and seemed to squirt redly at her").
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The classic Sichuan dish gan bian si ji dou — green beans dry-fried in a wok on low heat until blistered and wrinkly but still juicy within — is revamped with cauliflower, stalks faintly green.
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Horniman Museum & Gardens, London When a walrus skin arrived from Canada for the Colonial and Indian Exhibition of 1886, its London taxidermist was not aware that it was from a rather wrinkly marine mammal.
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Any woman who has ever spent time on dating sites (or even just existed in the world to be honest) is likely totally sick of hearing about and seeing pictures of random dude's wrinkly dicks.
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Other notable objects include disembodied terra-cotta feet with wrinkly toes and pulsing veins, a sarcophagus for a toddler, flasks shaped like ducks and birds, and vessels depicting gods, goddesses, satyrs, nudes and breast-plated warriors.
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Don't get me wrong, it looks like the most beautiful hinge on a foldable screen so far (unlike the hideous wrinkly bend on the Royole FlexPai), but how many unfolds will it be able to endure?
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While Lennu's lolling tongue and wide smiles can seem adorable, it can mean a painful struggle for breath for the breed, borne of its own facial muscles being too large and wrinkly for its skull size.
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An upsetting new analysis now shows that these stocky, wrinkly-faced dogs lack the genetic diversity required to improve the breed, and that their current level of health is as good as it's ever going to get.
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Without Social Security, in order to eat, the wrinkly, gray-haired version of me will have to rely entirely on investment income, or money I wisely squirreled away during my productive years, something that's not currently happening.
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Using MRI images from the brains of 210 people, the researchers said on Wednesday they were able to pinpoint 180 distinct areas in the cerebral cortex, the brain's thin, wrinkly outermost layer made of so-called gray matter.
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" He said the problem with last year was Democrats simply weren't energized enough: "We'd been in a Barack Obama bubble bath in 2016, and we were wet and wrinkly, and we thought Trump was going to defeat himself.
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I find a jar of tikka masala simmer sauce in the back of the cabinet, so I mix it with chickpeas, onions, the last bell pepper, a rogue leaf of kale, garlic, and a few slightly wrinkly cherry tomatoes.
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He taught me how to tell if the fruit is ripe by the pliability of the stem and texture of the spikes, before peeling it open with his hands and offering me a chunk of the wrinkly plump pulp.
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If you commit to something that shamelessly, if you slow-roll your Maybach through a mob of paparazzi and wrinkly white people and Facebook statuses who think you're What's Wrong with America and come out undented, I'll ride shotgun.
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"Beneath her wrinkly exterior lies a complexity not often found in such a young cheese," reads Capriole's description of the Wabash Cannonball, a popular, prizewinning cheese named for the folk song about a fictional train sung by Johnny Cash.
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Now, Willy is back in his native Brooklyn, courtesy of Theater Mitu at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and he's acting pretty strangely — scurrying around in a wrinkly white mask, singing many of his lines, arguing with a refrigerator.
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Maybe it's at 260, maybe it's at 230, maybe it's on our deathbeds, but we all reach the conclusion that this, this wrinkly and blotchy and disappointing and tired and beautiful vessel, this mind, this soul, is the one that we have.
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And dim sum, which was his specialty as a cook in Chengdu, gets a luxurious amount of attention here: He hand-makes wrappers for his pork won tons and all of his dumplings, like the wrinkly sticky-rice, ham and mushroom-filled shumai.
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So called because of its wrinkly folds of skin, the Titicaca water frog is listed as critically endangered by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, which reports the species numbers are plummeting and it's at risk of extinction in the wild.
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A broad flat steak comes with a drape of Colombian white cheese almost equal to it in dimensions, along with giant fava beans, wrinkly skinned and chewy, and a cob of mote (hominy), its dense kernels the size of back molars and steadfastly unsweet.
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WORLD&aposS UGLIEST DOG TITLE GOES TO ENGLISH BULLDOG NAMED ZSA ZSA Zsa Zsa was up for the title of Ugliest Dog against some fierce competition: a blackhead-covered Chinese Crested-Dachshund mutt, a bulldog mix with excess wrinkly skin and a Pekingese named Wild Thang.
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Whether we're talking about an adrenaline-fueled soccer mom's inexplicable ability to lift up a car in the face of tragedy or an Oklahoma man who has sewn change pockets into his wrinkly ankles, the human form is truly a triumph of biological ingenuity and evolution.
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Idk, I looked down at my hands yesterday and noticed how wrinkly they already are and just thought 'frankly, there's no need to keep this telomere-shortening going into my nineties, not sure I want to watch the world bow to our Mars colony-establishing overlords anyway.
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If you're making the effort to fly hundreds of miles for a business meeting, or are going to a dinner that you made a point to reserve months ahead of time; chances are, it's important enough to make sure that you don't show up with wrinkly clothes.
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Rashes, peeling skin, yellowing nails, or wet-looking skin—imagine the white, wrinkly appearance of skin that's been bandaged for a few days—can all signal fungal infections, which also emit odor (and can warrant a trip to the doctor if over-the-counter meds don't seem to help).
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When I first started going to the men's-only pond in the early '210s, what you saw in the open-air changing area were either wrinkly, tanned nudists or pasty, out-of-shape Hasidim from Golders Green, hastily changing into their swimming trunks, using the wraparound towel maneuver.
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"Dry skin is unhealthy and can age faster, so well-moisturized skin is healthier-appearing because the skin's barrier is working better — and it appears less wrinkly, for sure," says Dr. Amy Wechsler, a dermatologist in New York City who is also board-certified in psychiatry and advises Chanel on its skin care line.
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As detailed in a 2005 study, the "enigmatic" claustrum is a "thin, sheet-like neuronal structure...that is remarkable in that it receives input from almost all regions of the cortex and projects back to almost all regions of the cortex," the wrinkly outermost region of the brain that plays a fundamental role in consciousness.
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"These are the hands that will comfort you when grief or fear fills your mind, that even when wrinkly and aged, will still be reaching for yours, still giving you the same unspoken tenderness with just a touch," Mr. Kim said to the couple during a portion of the Celtic handfasting ritual, which was followed by a Korean tea ceremony, during which the bride and groom bowed to their parents.
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In Mexico and other Latin American countries, kids grew up watching grown-ass adults dressed as freckly children in the vein of La Chilindrina (a character who is 8 years old but played by María Antonieta de las Nieves, who is 68) or beloved host Chabelo, an 84-year-old man meant to be some sort of very wrinkly child—complete with an affected screechy kid voice and a pair of overalls.
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