Sentences with phrase «blood out of the fun»

You sucked all the fun blood out of the fun body, and you left us with a desiccated fun corpse.

Not exact matches

Of course you can still go out to dinner and follow through with your previous plans, but prioritizing sleep on 3 of the 4 festive nights will help keep your blood sugar balanced and level, will help give you energy for the fun activities you want to participate in during the day (without needing to reach for extra caffeine or Ibuprofen), and your cravings will be easier to navigate toOf course you can still go out to dinner and follow through with your previous plans, but prioritizing sleep on 3 of the 4 festive nights will help keep your blood sugar balanced and level, will help give you energy for the fun activities you want to participate in during the day (without needing to reach for extra caffeine or Ibuprofen), and your cravings will be easier to navigate toof the 4 festive nights will help keep your blood sugar balanced and level, will help give you energy for the fun activities you want to participate in during the day (without needing to reach for extra caffeine or Ibuprofen), and your cravings will be easier to navigate too!

In fact, even with its familiar feel and lack of innovation, it was moderately fun to revisit the shadowy, blood - stained corridors, experience the nightmarish hallucinations, and be creeped out again by Alma.

The dazzling action set - pieces are some of the best in recent memory, from the demolition - derby opening to a museum shoot - out painted with Jackson Pollock splatters of blood to a magnificent (and metaphorically rich) fun - house climax in a mirrored art installation.

Absent that, if you really can't get them out of your blood, why not treat over-indebted companies like the bets they are — carve out a little fun money from your portfolio, pick a few long shots, and roll the dice...

After the polish and fun of Until Dawn: Rush of Blood, it's hard to believe this company let such a barely baked like Bravo Team out the door.

Before that, however, was Call of Juarez and its sequel, Bound in Blood, both of which proved to be fun yet flawed outings in their own right.

It takes the fun out of sniping so not really good enough to recommend unless you want to practice sniping without the blood and guts?

That's the cue to read the other works as frolickful fun: Daniel Sturgis contributes several eye - popping fizzers, Rachel Howard undermines a wallpaper pattern with psycho colours and what could be smears of blood, Mary Heilmann and Amy Sillman go in soft directions, and the grand cool of Ice Palace is one of two large Jeremy Moons — chosen, perhaps, for what August is meant to be like rather than how it's actually panning out this year.