Her weird three-dimensional digital collages and shit are totally psychedelic, but they still feel like a book of my aunt's wallpaper samples fed through a seapunk filter that I'm checking out while trying to get laid in Second Life.
In an era of pricey gyms offering classes like Crunch's "Turning Tricks," which combines pole dancing with cardio strip (and encourages participants to "show some skin" and wear heels), some women say Dance Dance Party Party provides refuge from the constant objectification and the feeling of being checked out while they exercise.
Sadly, Sprint still saw fit to stick on all that NASCAR BS they alway stuff onto their phones because clearly the same audience interested in $149 milspec smartphone with PTT will be checking out NASCAR standings while their driving their bulldozers.
Power tools can be checked out for three days, while smaller tools are available for a week.
This just in: cars.com says fewer people are searching its site for fuel-efficient vehicles, while more are checking out S.U.V.'s.
I was checking out Steven Tyler's daughter's butt while she pumped gas in black leather pants that were as tight as her father's.
In "Hormones," a cheery trot played with a full band, Thorn tussles with a daughter whose hormones are "kicking in" while hers are "checking out": "You turn the music up / I try to think before I shout / and I have to own up / that dress looks better on you now".
edbookfest.co.uk, ScottishPower Studio Theatre, Sunday 21 August, 2-3pm, ages 8 12, £4.50 You can't go wrong with a visit to the zoo, but what if you could grab a show as well while you're checking out the penguins?
While Mary Carrillo is checking out panda bears and kite-flying, and Bob Costas is coaxing Michael Phelps to share victim stories from his big-eared childhood, couldn't the network send a reporter to Beijing's designated protest zones, which remain completely empty by government fiat?
Men, you can't even get a common bottle of soft drink!" While Andrew was checking out, General Buhari's soldiers were flogging adults in the streets, lecturers were striking for better pay, and Obinze's mother decided that he could no longer have Fanta whenever he wanted but only on Sundays.
