Sentences with phrase «huffing paint»

Any other major distribution company has a full team of assistants in order to help customers, but it seems Valve's team are mostly off huffing paint or coolant to give any significant sustainable form of support.

Complete dozens of quests, level up a hundred times and play five different classes that's a ton of content you do the math, we all went to high - school well I didn't I was too busy huffing paint behind the cafeteria

Between his confusion over what «scientists» look like to huffing paint fumes the dude brings this manic energy on screen every single second.

Quite possibly the only hardcore fans in their town, Jude and Teddy pass their time in Vermont huffing paint thinner and smoking basically whatever they can find.

Not exact matches

Election is Alexander Payne's follow - up to his startlingly mature 1996 feature debut, Citizen Ruth, an equal - opportunity abortion satire that starred Laura Dern as an unhappily pregnant, paint - huffing loser who becomes a pawn of both the pro-choice and pro-life movements.

By the time I'd upgraded my car with a flamethrower, I realised why I'd been huffing silver paint for hours — this is the real Mad Max game I've been waiting for.

And many of those were prime paint - huffing years, shrouding that information behind an extra brain - popping layer of fog.

She then sank «the line», the cherished privilege of hanging paintings just at the viewer's eyeline on the wall, which in centuries past has caused artists to trade insults or even punches, or withdraw their work entirely in a huff.

In August 1958, the outraged critic of a Spanish newspaper huffed that two canvases in the «New American Painting» show, touring Europe that year, had been so big that the lintel to the door of Madrid's National Museum of Contemporary Art had had to be sawn through to get them in.

That same year, conservative art maven Hilton Kramer huffed that Wyeth's painting «is the kind of art that gives the realist aesthetic a bad name.»

Tribett's photo, which shows his face partially covered with gold spray paint following his huffing, appeared in places like The Smoking Gun, which collect notable mug shots.

In July 2005, Patrick Tribett of West Virginia was arrested for paint huffing and had his mug shot taken by police.