"And I was so scared of electricity because he used to say lightning would strike me dead if I went out of the house, or I would spontaneously combust if I went out on my own".
If the league is counting on Mavericks-Kings to bolster ratings and provide a preview of the all-inclusive N.B.A. of the new millennium, Nelson and Webber are finally happy to be part of a culture clash that has worked itself out before combusting.
By contrast, natural gas would not combust on its own.
In contemporary terms, that is what we might think of as overreactive, irrational, lizard-brain fear: the fear of horrible rejection that will destroy us or the fear that we will simply combust if we step out of our comfort zones.
Hydrogen is highly combustible, do not combust more than you need to.
He pretty well combusted in his cell and came out already burning alive.
"Want a date?" The guy manipulates the vulnerability of these women further by creating "supercrack," a drug that causes its user to combust, leading to the timeless line, "Watch out for them exploding bitches".
Every generation of parents encounters the moment when work and family combine and seem to combust, and when the next "Groundhog Day" opt-out-retro-housewife-article appears, we would like it to include both men and women with little fanfare.
"The Internet can spontaneously combust a dark-horse candidacy that can take everyone out," said Joe Trippi, who managed Mr. Dean's campaign.
But while fictional doctors come and go, Beckett – who unexpectedly exited the show in season three after a deep space tumour caused him to spontaneously combust (you really got to get those space tumours checked out, people) – has somehow endured.
